Dr Edward Judd Weds Helen Berkman in Rochester
Dr Edward Starr Judd, junior surgeon at S and J Marys Hospital, married Miss Helen Berkman, granddaughter of Dr W W Mayo and niece of Drs W J and C H Mayo, at the Berkman home in Rochester. Ceremony conducted by Rev W W Fowler. No bridesmaid or groomsman. Elaborate luncheon followed. couple plans to reside in the city after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, Minn
Edward Starr Judd
Helen Berkman
D. M. Berkman
W. W. Fowler
Episcopal Church
S&j. Mary's Hospital
W. W. Mayo
W. J
C. H. Mayo
Judd
Will Benson
Adam Balfour
Hazel Balfour
Fires Ravage Minnesota Iron Range Its Losses Exceed Four Million
Rain delays firefighting as forest fires sweep the north shore while iron range blazes subside with damage estimated at over 4 million dollars. One large town destroyed and farms ruined across hundreds of square miles. steamer America reports fires larger and more destructive than first thought. Deputy City Clerk Zimmermann and a cruiser are missing after scouting the devastated districts. Continuous rain is needed but shows no sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Iron Range
Lake Superior
America
Zimmermann
North Shore
Burke names delegates to Farmers' National Congress
Northwest in Brief. Governor Burke appoints delegates to the Farmers' National Congress at Madison Wisconsin on September 24 William Keister of Berwick and another named delegate from the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Burke
Farmers’ National Congress
Madison
Wis
William Keister
Berwick
William
Out-of-town guests named at Minneapolis social event
St Paul hosts Ruth Rosholt Laura Tennant Grace Frick Grace Matthewson and Helen Smith from Minneapolis along with Mrs Servoss of New York and Mrs Albert Nichols of La Crosse as guests away from home.
Personalities and visits fill La Crosse social page
Henry N. Boehm returns from Milwaukee state fair. Mrs. Ellen Richards visits John Iveys in Prairie du Chien. Agnes O Gar newborn obituary. Oscar Lienlokken on vacation from Pioneer Press in La Crosse. Dr Will Powell listed. Ralph Foster takes Northwestern rail agent role at Deadwood. John Cook and wife visit Milwaukee. Samuel Dague spends Sunday in city. Watch Svengali event tomorrow at 10:30 a m. Gateway City Transfer Line phone. S Day pension agent in city. A J Dove from Sparta visits. William Kunston from New Albin on business. J A Johnson from Minot visits. F J Ruland from Mindoro on business. John Frederickson returns to Galesville from city.
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Ford—T
Henry N. Boehm
Milwaukee
Ellen Richards
John Iveys
Prairie du Chien
George Powell
Agnes
William O’gar
Mormon Coulee Road
Oscar Lienlokken
Pioneer Press of
St. Paul
la Crosse
Will Powell
Ralph Foster
Trempealeau
Deadwood
John Cook
Samuel McKay Dague
Government Pension Service
Gateway City
United States Pension Agent
Pension Department
A. J. Dove
Sparta
William Kunston
New Albia
J. A. Johnson
Minot
S. D
F. J. Ruland
Mindoro
John Frederickson
Galesville
Various North Dakota and Minnesota news briefs
Medora reports the nine month old son of Station Agent Hesser died suddenly possibly after eating mercury chloride. Mason City sees 200 garments stolen from a pantatorium worth 700 dollars with no clues. Bismarck reports a missing woman, Mrs Jack Riggs, unresolved after three weeks. Winona records a marriage between Dr Arthur T Rowe and Miss Marion G Degnan officiated by Rev Father P J Gallagher. Heron Lake notes three men released on bonds of 300 each after ducking violations. Fargo mentions a hog cholera outbreak with vaccination to protect the North Dakota Agricultural College farm hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Granville
George Greeley
Greeley
William Clifford
M. O. Hail
Mohail
George Platter
Fort Rice
Herman Nelson
Ray
S. M. Edwards
Argusville
Medora
N. D
Hesser
Mason City
Iowa
Smith and Gehart Pantatorium
Bismarck
Jack Riggs
Winona
Minn
Arthur T. Rowe
Larimore
Marion G. Degnan
North Dakota Agricultural College
Missing Bohemian Man Found Hanged Near Fort Snelling
Joseph Erhoun, an elderly Bohemian man, who had been missing since last Monday, was found hanging from a tree near the Fort Snelling bridge in St. Paul. The noose cut through his neck, and deputies removed the body to the county morgue after identification by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connolly & .McDevitt
Seven Corners
Man Disfigured After Accident With Loaded Shotgun
Arthur Dahl, of Crosby, North Dakota, is hospitalized after leaning over a loaded shotgun that discharged. The left side of his nose is blown off, several teeth missing, and his thumb flesh torn. the incident occurred as he returned from a chicken hunt and spoke with friends. He is expected to recover but will be disfigured for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby, N. D
Arthur Dahl
Crosby
Blind Fish Found Again in Local Waters
A second blind fish, eye absent and skull solid, was brought in by Deputy Game Warden George Kingsley from the north side. It matches a previously displayed specimen, and shows no eye sockets yet remains active. In other news the Rebekah lodge marks 57th anniversary with a social, and Labor Day events yield a profitable result for the Trades and Labor council. Reverend Hagen, 45, dies in Lewis Valley. funeral held. Local officials note profits from a Bath House project and a Pearl Street building sale for $14,250. Rural carrier penny collections to end as winter approaches. Pending marriages announced for Will Burr Gipple and Minnie Rose. Melrose, MN. Host resigns K of P post to join U S Annuity & Life Insurance field work. Marriage license issued to William Blexrud and Freda Carrier.
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George Kingsley
North Side
Rebekah
Trades and Labor Council
Peter Hagen
Lewis Valley
Oasin Automobile Association
Milwaukee
Messiah P. Hixon
Sioner
Jack Frost
Will Burr Gipple
Minnie Rose
Melrose
Imnn
la Crosse
Zeno M. Host
Knights of Pythias
U. S. Annuity & Life Insurance Company of
Chicago
Henry Salter
William Blexrud
Spring Grove
Freda Carrier
Caledonia
Playing With Lamp Fatal Pastime in Racine
Hazel Goss, 3, fatally burned in Racine after waking to a lit lamp she touched while sleeping beside her sister. The fire spread to clothing and bed. grandmother smothered the flames but the child suffered severe burns. The father had died two months earlier from injuries.
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Racine
Wis
Hazel Goss
Train Derails Near Meadville Injuring Twenty Seven
Erie train No. 4 en route from Chicago to New York Albany and Boston derailed about five miles south of Meadville Pennsylvania in the early hours. Twenty seven passengers plus the engineer and fireman were severely injured but expected to recover.
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Meadville
Erie
Chicago
New York
Albany
Boston
Affinity romance ends in court in Grand Forks
Edward Richards of Dubuque Iowa and Miss Irene Carter of St Paul faced court after an affinity romance. Judge C T Templeton sentenced Richards to forty days hard labor in Grand Forks county jail and placed Carter on $500 bond to assure good behavior. Carter’s sentence was suspended and she returned to St Paul.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Edward Richards
Dubuque
C. T. Templeton
Richards
Irene Carter
St. Paul
Miss Carter
Denver
Bee Keepers to Seek Faster State Reports
W K Bates of Stockton leads Southern Minnesota and Western Wisconsin Bee Keepers association in Winona as they plan a meeting to lobby for legislation. They will push amendments to the foul brood law to speed state inspection reports to be available to beekeepers without delay or governor bottlenecks.
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Winona
Minn
W. K. Bates
Stockton
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bee Keepers’ Association
Water wagon with two men seldom seen in use
A rare sight shows a water wagon carrying two men aboard, unusual for its typical single-occupant load. The scene highlights a rare team effort or load distribution choice in a rural or industrial setting.
Mrs. Austin and Sawyer Host Farewell for Dr. Houck
Mrs. David Austin and Mrs. L. J. Sawyer organized a surprise farewell party for Dr. Mary Houck at Mrs. Austin's home. The gathering included patients and friends, who presented a purse, with Mr. W. R. Finch delivering remarks.
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W. R. Finch
Dr. Houck
Mary Houck
Mesdames Piper
C. C. Prentiss
C. W. Dow
David Drummond
I. H. Moulton
J. W. Skinner
Abby Burton
F. A. Copeland
Louise Withee
T. B. Lawrence
Alice Solberg
W. W. Holcomb
Caroline Howard
C. S. van Auken
B. F. Keeler
Mary Austin
Emma Law
W. K. Finch
A. P. Hankerson
S. L. Meister
Hiram Goddard
N. S. Donaldson
Charles Farrand
Tower
E. G. Boynton
E. G. Perkins
Orlando Holway
Andrew Lees
A. A. Morse
W. E. Sawyer
W. B. Batchelder
A. A. Jorris
J.C. Caldwell
Sherman Lennon
Cowles
Harriet Batchelder
Church Board Notes and Weekend Services
The regular board meeting chaired by Mrs. Finch discussed association work via an informal talk by Mrs. Sale of St Louis. A gospel meeting occurred Sunday at 4 pm with solos by Mrs Cilley and a violin duet by Phoebe and Jennie Dudley. Mrs. Sale spoke on Prayer and Bible Study urging members to share Christ’s deeds. Devotional and educational committee meetings are set for Tuesday evening.
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Board of Directors
Finch
Sale
St. Louis
Cilley
Phoebe
Jennie Dudley
Tarbox
Local residents travel plans exceed a few days
Mrs G C Hixon and Miss Cros by went to Minneapolis Saturday and will be gone a few days. Mr and Mrs Louis Hirshheimer have gone to Duluth and other points. They will be absent several weeks. Mrs Homer Hart Jr and Mrs Fred Phillips returned home Saturday from a two week visit with the La Crosse people who have taken up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Hixon
Local social notes list visitors and travels
Mrs. J. B. Funke returned from a week in Minneapolis. Dr. Earnest Meloy of Canton Ohio visits his sister Miss Mary M. Pollock, guest with relatives in the city, who returned to Caledonia last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Funke
Minneapolis
Earnest Meloy
Canton
Mary M. Pollock
Caledonia
Mrs Hess Dies of Heart Trouble
Mrs Magdalene Hess, wife of Philip Hess of 1333 Winnebago Street, died after an illness of three days due to heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Hess
Phillip Hess
Winnebago Street
Woman Dies After Heart Trouble At La Crescent
Mrs Hess died Saturday evening at 7 o clock from heart trouble. She was born on St. Joseph's Ridge and would have turned 30 on the 26th. She moved to La Crescent eight years ago after her marriage. Survived by husband three children five brothers and three sisters.
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Hess
St. Joseph’s Ridge
la Crescent
Woes of the Amateur Cartoon Strip Joke
A light domestic gag about garden seed planting humor. The wife asks why grass fails to grow and the husband jokes they may have planted seeds upside down, a playful exchange reflecting rural humor.
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Jersey
John C. Burns
Quart Bricks Ice Cream & Butter Company
Niebuer’s
Nebuhr
N. S. Bottling Works
Rose Street
DR. Mayo
Albert Nichols
Edward Starr Judd Groom
Drs. W. J
Do. H. Mayo
PRYOR
Main St
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Northwest
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
City News
Y. W
A. Notes
Lottie Wilson
Frank Petrich
Hugh Emmet & Company
Ventriloquia Entertainment
Moving Pictures
The
Philippines
Svingali
LA Crosse Floral CO
DR. Watterson
South Fourth Street
Elfen
Brad
C. & J. Michel Brg. Co
la Crosse, Wis
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