Local notes on Dalton area residents and projects
Locals report fresh eggs at Highlawn Market in Simnica and Stramborst. Juan Evcure of Raverdam loses a work horse after a fever. Alexander Grant’s Leyden avenue cottage gets a new paint coat. Trustee Fred Weber of the Dalton village board is sick with rheumatism. Otto Von Moser from Riverdale departs for Germany for about eight weeks. Conrad Kern and Nicholas Simon from Riverdale return from Milwaukee tomorrow. Brick yard workers travel to Bernice to assist with a rush order. Meeder family to occupy the Milhahn cottage on Chicago street after remodel. La Tosca, a 20 foot gasoline launch by Frank C. Lund, launched and to appear in Decoration Day parade. Illinois property owners urged to cut Canadian thistle. Rev Herman Tannis and family, with Mrs Neiwegen, visiting Patterson New Jersey for several weeks. Pinger’s two new brick buildings rise at Chicago street and Lincoln avenue with old frame building being converted to a restaurant. Repairs on the Indiana avenue bridge over the Calumet river progress. bridge now usable for larger boats to Blue Island. David Craig, long-time steam shovel engineer and village clerk, returns from Houston to Dalton and visits friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Grant
Leyden Avenue
Fred Weber
Dalton Village Board
Joseph Pinger
Robert Hanschmann
Frank Engel
Chicago Street
Lincoln Avenue
Dalton
August Dreck
St Luke's Foresters Mark 25th Anniversary in Chicago
About thirty members of St Luke's Court No 186 and over twelve thousand Foresters gathered at the Coliseum in Chicago for the Order's 25th anniversary. Archbishop James Edward Quigley and Bishop P J Muldoon spoke alongside other high officials as Thomas' Orchestra and a 500 voice choir provided music. A single large Stars and Stripes banner was unfurled as the anthem America played to a patriotic finale.
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St. Luke’s Court No
C. QO. F
Riverdale
Order
Coliseum
Chicago
Foresters
James Edward Quigley
P. J. Muldoon
Thomas
America
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I. C. Depot
H. Simnick
John Stamborsky
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William G. Zesch
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Herman Tannis
Albert Neiwegen
Patterson, N. J
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Indiana Avenue
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David Craig
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Craig
Fred Ehlert
Oxford
John Behrens
Dolton, Illinois
Wisconsin Lime & Cement Co
O. E. Cook
Jennie G. Dalton
Lincoln Ave