Illinois Central Opens New Fast Line to Omaha
Illinois Central unveils a 31 mile first class extension from Tara Indiana through Rockwell City and Denison to Council Bluffs and Omaha. Two daily through trains The Limited and The Express will link Chicago and Omaha with through cars, dining and sleeping accommodations. Local service already runs Fort Dodge to Council Bluffs.
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Illinois Central Railroad Company
Tara
Rockwell City
Denison
Conneil Bluffy
Missouri River
Omaha Bridge & Railway Terminal Company
Ab Omaha
Union Pacific
Burlington
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
The
Central
Chicago and
Tarn
Tuwa
Chicago
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Minneapolis & St. Long
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Expressa Car Service Between Omaha and Minneapolis
A daytime train named The Expresa will run daily except Sundays between Omaha and St. Paul with parlor car and coaches. It departs Omaha at 1 pm arriving Minneapolis 7 and St. Paul 7:30 pm, then leaves St. Paul at 9 pm reaching Minneapolis 9:30 pm and Omaha 9:40 pm the same evening.
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Pawl
Minneapolis
Quinta
Expresa
Omshe
St. Paul
Omaha
Ouuha
Dance of the Soldiers Militia Ball at Turner Hall
Co H First Infantry W N G will hold its annual military ball at Turner hall on Thursday Feb 22. The event features Mourua Cornet Band and Darling's orchestra with supper by Mrs S B Mack. Invitations go to visitors from nearby towns. uniforms required for company members. tickets $1 per couple, spectators 25 cents, children 10 cents.
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Co. H
First Infantry
Turner Ball
Mourua
Darling
Ua Villa
Mra
B. Mack
Haing
Q. M
Samuel Hoesly
P. Butterfield
J. M. Blotz
J. Dietz
Edward Kohli
A. Stearns
M. Mural
Trent
Fr. Odell
Jnc. DB
John Duebendorfer
Janesville
Evansville
Brodhead
Monticello
Madison
Darlington
Shullsburg
WN. G
Foresters Hold Pleasant Turner Hall Party
The Catholic Order of Foresters annual hall gathering at Turner hall drew about seventy five couples who enjoyed Darling's music until dawn. A hip waltz by Signor Antonio Cassalotti and an old folks quadritle highlighted the program with supper by St. Victor's ladies drawing praise for the variety and quality of dishes.
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Order of Foresters
Turner Hall
Darling
Signor
Antonio Cassalotti
Ladies of St. Victor's Society
Appeal Filed In Glascott Will Case
David S. Glascott and counsel will appeal the county court judgment in the Glascott will case to the eirenib court. Janesville lawyer W G Wheeler thanked Judge Becker for the opinion, said he disagreed on some legal points, and asked for bond amount details for costs set at two dollars and fifty cents.
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David S. Glascott
Eirenib Court
Glascott
W. G. Wheeler
Janesville
Becker
David 5. Glascott
Buller Faces Reported Setbacks and Boer Counterattack
London and Berlin rumor mill claim General Buller suffered reverses at Ladysmith. Reports say two British battalions captured and White and Hunter headquarters struck by a Long Tom shell, spreading across the London stock exchange and press.
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White
Hunter
Ibwar
London Stock Exchange
Berlin
Buller
Ladysmith
Long Lom
Farmer William Bump Dies After Carbolic Acid Drinking
William Bump a farmer on the Eldred place near Albany died Monday after drinking about two ounces of carbolic acid. He had been ill with typhoid fever and died soon after. He left a wife and two children. The manner of the act is unclear.
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William Bump
Eldred Place
Albany
Mrs Rose Bucher Devlin Dies In Green County
Martintown January correspondence notes the death of Mrs Rose Bucher Devlin from consumption at her home January 99. Born December 22 1870 in Ogle County she moved to Green County young and lived there most of her life. She married Thomas Devlin November 17 1805 and funeral services were held January 21 at Martintown church with Rev C A Gage officiating. interment followed at Winslow Cemetery. She leaves a husband and extended family. Pallbearers listed: Brady Fuller Chester Tyler Schuyler Drake John Bradford J Hanan Will Edwards.
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Martintown
Pursong
Rose Bucher Devlin
Ogle County
Green County
Thos, Devlin
C. A. Gage
Winslow
Brady Fuller
Chester Tyler
Schuyler Drake
John Bradford
J. Hanan
Will Edwards
Boiler House to Have Tall Brick Chimney
The Aunglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company began laying the boiler house foundation. The building will stand about 550 feet long with a 120 foot brick smoke stack. Improvements will finish in two weeks and the plant will run a Till blast when milk supplies permit. Robt. A. Dobber travels to Albany this morning. Major D. A. Stearns and others depart for Milwaukee to attend the National Guard convention. F. Odell leaves this afternoon. Myrna Tomistua returns to Monticello. Darling's orchestra plays Friday night in Monticello for a Jacob Figh function. Mrs John B. Ward to administer sale February 3 north of town, farm leased to Calriftith.
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The
Aunglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company
Darling
Jacob Figh
Montivello
Luch Firth
City
John DB. Ward
Ffiriyonn
Town
Calriftith
Premiums Offered for Farm Exhibits at Midwinter Fair
The Farmers Institute and Midwinter Fair at Monroe Wisconsin on February 1 and 2 offers Liberal rewards in Grain Poultry Dairy Culinary and Miscellaneous classes. Entries close 1 p.m. Thursday and prizes include cash premiums and goods from local businesses with a strong emphasis on farm produce and women’s exhibits.
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Farmers’ Institute
G. Ju
Shattuck, Monroe
Wis
R. T. Holcomb
Seo’y
Monster locomotive tested on Chicago to Omaha run
The Liincia Central ran a westward test with a colossal new engine added to the East passenger service between Chicago and Omaha. Observers called it the largest locomotive seen locally, a six 11 inch drive wheel, one wheeler with two engineers Luscomib and Carey aboard. The test from Freeport went smoothly and the machinery performed admirably.
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Liincia Central
Central
Chicago
Omaha
Sayls
Freeport Democrat
Luscomib
Tresport
Carey
Dubuque
Freeport
Green County Census Districts Plan for Nineteen Enumerators
Green County to hire nineteen census enumerators with some areas handled by special agents for statistics. Supervisor A J Turner prepared the district plan and sent it to Washington for director approval. Preparations include civil service exams for applicants and withdrawal of certain towns and institutions from local enumerators.
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Green County
Vengus
A.J. Turner
Wisconsin
Washington
Surnor
Tagane
Ollivera
Wistetels
Biatka
Hisel
Weddings of a Day Herrwn-Wenger and Bluck-Matzke
Bertha Wenger and J B Herren wed at six in the evening at the bride’s home in the Second ward with Rev. H H Brockhaug officiating. Gustav Bluck and Lena Matzke also married at eleven in the forenoon at the Matzke home near Juta with Rev. A F Brockhans presiding. witnesses include relatives from Jefferson and the city. Resolutions opposing vivisection in Washington, sent to Senators Spooner and Quarles and to Congressman Cooper, urged passage of a bill to regulate vivisection. resolutions spread through local organizations and mailed by Miss The Hoth Biebter.
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Bertha I. Wenger
J. B. Herren
Christ Wenger
H. Hl. Brockhaug
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Plurk
Walton's
Block—Matae
Lena Matzke
Crustave Bluck
Wride
Ferdinand Matzke
Juta
A. FH. Brockhans
Fred Block
Jefferson
J. Z. Trantychy
District of Columbia
Spooner
Quarles
Cooper
Senate
DHL No
Wothcans’ Lik
WOU
Womin
Neights
Kythirs
Motos
Misa
Hoth Biebter
Spimding
Wormers Vhyb
Infant Floyd Tali Dies at St Prancis Hospital
The infant son of Roberts of Glaythe died at St Prancis hospital in Vreeport yesterday after consumption. The incident notes the feral was bold this afternoon. George Hanon returned to Jordan last evening.
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Floyd. Tali
Roberts
Fall
Glaythe
St Prancis Hospital
Vreeport
George Hanon
Jordan
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A. A. Lytle
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Monte
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