For Sale and Lost Notices in Dalton Column
Business items list real estate and business opportunities in Dalton including corner store, route sale, store desk, estate land and multiple houses. Other notices include lost glasses and a missing electrician from Calumet Hotel. Also promotional line about real estate ads and a general buy ad service by The Pointer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolton
G. W. Holden
Schwab’s Department Store
Highlawn
Pointer Office
Calumet Hotel
Peter Paul
Peter T. Paula
Lincoln Avenue
Dalton
Pointer
L F Ripley
Dolton State Bank
Main
Grant Streets
Grant Street
Frank Berachineki
Panhandle Bridge
Calumet River
Washington Street
A. S. Diekman
Ripley
Riverdale
Homewood News from the Village Leads and Local Notes
The Homewood column reports on vacations and returns from Colorado and the West, talks of waterworks bond plans, upcoming elections, and a wedding rumor. It mentions Rev J O Wilson’s Dayton trip, Mrs Payton visiting with Augusta Witt as her maiden name, and local incidents including a thumb injury from a rip saw and a Colts defeat. The piece closes with a picnic at Gottschalks Park and a Chicago charity football match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O Wilson
Dayton
Ohio
Augusta Witt
Michael Kelley
Riverdale
Mr. Kelly
This Colt Was a Family Pet
Mrs A S Grant recalls a native woman delivering eggs in New England. The woman mourns a colt loved like family, describing that colt belonged to them for nearly twenty-two years before its death. A brief local notice follows: WANTED second hand bicycles at Hi Hahn's, 444 Lincoln avenue, Dolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S Grant
New England
Mrs Grant
Hi Hahn’s
Lincoln Avenue
Dolton
Ridge News Highlights Local Visits and Socials
Rev Saur of Kansas City visited the Ridge on Tuesday and Wednesday. Col and Mrs Propper enjoyed the Old Settlers Picnic in Chicago at Brandt's Park. Otto Stanger of Barrington visited Ridge friends. Emily Marie and Norman Oram of Chicago spent time with Henry Milbahn. Lulu Milbahn accompanied them home. A hay rack party honored Miss Crain followed by a dance in Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saur
Kansas City
Dalton Evy. Im. Church
Col
Mrs. Propper
Brandt's Park
Chicago
Mr. Propper
Otto Stanger
Barrington, Sr
Dalton
Emily
Marie
Norman Oram
Henry Milbahn
Norman
Lulu Milbahn
Miss May Propper
Miss Crain
Thornton
In Memoriam Hammermeister Fred W 27th Birthday in Heaven
In loving remembrance of our beloved son and brother Fred W Hammermeister who would be 27 on Aug 8 in heaven. Our home once full of joy now remembers our loss and the sacred hope of a reunion at Jesus feet. From loving mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammermeister
Fred W
Fred
Jesus
Real Reading as an Absorbing Voluptuous Experience
Robert Louis Stevenson extols reading as a voluptuous, absorbing act that fills the mind with kaleidoscopic images. He argues readers should gloat over a book and let eloquent words echo like breakers, shaping a vivid internal cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
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159Th Street
Globe
Doltoon State Bank
THE
Coal Man
Lincoln Ave
Western Indiana
Kenné Ripley
KERN
Kipudy
General Merchandise
Riverda
Homewood News
Homewood
Sdibe
George Mertens
Colorado
Fred Hawke
West
Hene
Alvin Gold
Iola Dunne
Reinhart Rebberg
Brutlag Colts
Gottschalk’s Park
Staar Camp
Yas Doepp
Soupham
Rosenstein
Matteson
Jeweler’s
Detroit
Ridge News
Harvey
Kanka
Kankakee
Niagara Falls
Indiana & Southern R. A
New York
Canada
Thousand Isles
Chicago Terminal
Halsted ST
Chicago & SO. Traction CO
88Th Street
Vincennes Road
Wentworth
Union Made
UNION
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