Village Board Holds Regular Meeting Amid Reports
The village board adjourned after approving minutes and the treasurer’s balance of 473.80. Reports covered drainage purchases, tax lists with 128 poll names, and bids. a rent appropriation plan and next meeting for ordinance funding were noted. Local items include route 83 carrier change, a bee attack, and a Crete team win. plans to attract local manufacturing were discussed.
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Week On Finance
L. D. Chilis & Co
Rube, Jr
Claus Biehl
Brande
H. J. Luecke
J. F. Lessing
Wilkening
Ain
Benton Street
Adehlemner
Frankfort and Mokena Rivalry Faces Showdown on Neutral Ground
The local baseball rumor mill centers on Moksta and Tinley Park as they vie to host a decisive game next, with Frankfort seeking neutral grounds to settle who is best. Memorial day drew a large crowd. a brass band led a town parade to the cemetery, followed by veterans and church groups, ending with speeches by local figures and a chorus from schoolchildren.
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Shotne
Jones
Koerner
Kruse
Nieland
Frankfort Boys
Mokena
Plainfield
Tinley Park
Moksta
Tinley
Wow To-Gee
Frankfort
Krankfort
Isis
Hai
Marshal Doty
George Brandon
Haykins
M. E. Church
Mp.Menaner
G. M E. Church of
Green Garden
Mr. Lambrecht
German Evangelical Lutheran Church of
This Place
Gross
David Stephen
Nellie Caldwell
Hattie Logan
Emma Koh Bagen
Frankfort Station Market Notes From Local Sale and Event
A two month visit by Mr. Jin Sipple and his daughter in law ended as they returned home. A large crowd attended the entertainment last Friday night and tickets worth $0 were sold, with Junior receiving $12.50. A carload of goods was sold and dancing tickets brought in 26 cents each. Ottawa visitors pitched a tent for an outdoor event while the Monde team defeated Mineo in a ball game. Krusemark and Wheeler formed Frankfort’s battery with Nieland and Heft. The pitcher started slow, then settled after two early passes.
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Si Coos
George Ahrens
Burtor
Crete Tall
Suoyhea
Glenwood
Schrage
Crete
rRuhe
Greens
Jongo Heights
Ete
Mina
Manser
Jin Sipple
Sipple
Erner
Ottawa
Will
Monee _Igst yrand
Monde
Krusemark
Wheeler
Battery
Frankfort
Nieland Heft
Mineo
Beech er Charles Riege Dies After Short Illness
Charles Riege Beech er died Sunday afternoon southeast of town from a stomach illness after two days of sickness. Born in Pommeros Germany September 2 1820 he leaves a widow six sons and three daughters. Funeral at St John s Church with Rev H Siegfried. Local notices mention visitors, legal consults and a baseball win 11 to 1 over Florence.
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Carles Ruge
Pommeros
Germany
St. John's Church
H. Siegfried
Racing Rumors in Joliet and Bail Granted in Murder Case
Brief items note racing may move to Joliet with Cook County States Attorney opposing pool betting and a warning against chuck-a-luck devices. John Gahagen received bail of 5000 for a Braidwood murder, while confession judgment for 1835 in a civil case Burton v French stands. Civil war chaplain Rev Father Peter Cooney C S C, a Notre Dame Holy Cross priest and Joliet resident, died last Sunday.
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Joliet
Cook
Judge Dibell
John Gahagen
Braidwood
Joseph
Burton
John French
Father Peter Cooney
Father Cooney
G. R
Department of Indiana
Notre Dame
United Priests
Cooley
Catholic Order of the Holy Cross
University of Notre Dame
Notre
Petition Drives Stand Pipe Request as Village Board Meets
The village board in regular session with hundreds present heard a petition by 200 taxpayers for a stand pipe on Singer Hill to boost fire safety. Committees reported. licenses issued. several bills approved and several referred. Appointments for the year were announced including police chief and treasurer with salaries.
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Singer Hill
Lemont
Sullivan
William Hester
Norton & Co
Frank Frelichowski
South Stephen Street
Hareport
Walter Holnacki
Hall
Anna Smith
White Metal Company
John Herman
Eureka
State Streets
Joan J. McGraw
Herman Welk
Pienkowski
Sullivan Oil Co
L. M. Rubens Coal Co
John C. Hisher
Charlies G. Dockendorf
Chiscago
Citizns’ Coal Mining Co
Washington
Dockendorf
John 8
Welk
Singerhill
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Patrick's Church
Birthday honors and appointments mark week in local notices
Mrs. William Burkhart hosted a luncheon for family celebrating her 60th birthday with guests from Chicago Milwaukee Juliet and Chicago. Rev F A Moon earns Phi Beta Kappa honors at Northwestern University and won first prize at the Raymond Debate. Lena Schneider announces marriage to John Brankey on June 14. Nora Kelleher receives Cass school assignment near town. Officer Peter Kane case in Sabath court postponed with bond reduced to 10000 dollars.
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William Burkhart
Charles Ross
Antionette
Juliet
Jacob Koch
O' Milwaukee
Wis
Math Shaeffer
Elmer
J. Detmer
Elsie
Lulu
Chicago
Burkhardt
Phi Beta Kappa
North Western University
F. A. Moon
Moon
Lena Schneider
John Brankey
Peter Kane
Judge Marshall Petition Draws Near Thousand Support
Judge Marshall's independent candidacy draws broad backing across three counties with factions of both parties pledging active support. At a judicial convention in Kankakee, Judge Small urged harmony in politics and referenced Roosevelt's era, hinting Illinois could supply a worthy presidential successor.
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Ole
Will County
Fire
Small
Kankakee
Roosevelt
Illinois
Ganson
Deneen
McKinley
Illndss
Longtime Lockport Resident Mrs Ann Lynch Dies at 98
Mrs Ann Lynch a long time Lockport resident died Tuesday in Chicago at age 98. She leaves two daughters Mrs Mary Coater of Chicago and Mrs Catherine Piddyment. The remains will be brought to Lockport Friday morning and taken to St Dennis church for requiem services. Mrs George Timmerman and Miss Bell Limmermann returned home from Cincinnati and Dayton Ohio after a pleasant visit.
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Ann Lynch
Lockpot
Chicago
Lynch Reaves
Mary Coater
Catherine Piddyment
Lockport
St. Dennis Church
George Timmerman
Bell Limmermann
Cincinati
Diyton
Ohio
Market reports from Cassidy Commission Co Liverpool and Joliet
Market bulletins from Cassidy Commission Co Liverpool and Joliet June 1 1905 show wheat and corn price moves with minor gains in Liverpool wheat up to 14 to % and corn higher. Hog and sheep quotes steady to higher with regional weather notes and temperatures across several locations.
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Liverpool
Joliet, Hl
Cassidy Commission Co
Jefferson Street
Grain prices at Oliver Mill Market
Wholesale prices paid by dealers for grain and straw items. Corn both white and mixed appears with various prices per ton or per unit. Timothy hay and oat straw are listed with bid ranges. Baled rye straw and other forage products show multiple price points in the market report.
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M. ‘Truby & Son
Poultry Journal Moves Headquarters to Peotone Illinois
Poultry, a leading monthly journal, will publish from Peotone Illinois with a new building and modern printing plant. J C Adams editor of the Vedette supports the move saying Peotone’s railroad access and regional links will boost distribution and the county’s poultry profile. The publishers credit local Peotone residents for urging ownership of a plant and the shift aims to meet rising demand for a top class publication.
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Potone
J. C. Adams
Will County
Peotone
Illinois
Hinois Central
Chicago
Illinois Central
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago and Southern Electric Railway
Poultry Publishing Company
Independent Run Sparks Court Seat Fight in Kankakee Area
Judge Marshall gears up for circuit judge race as an independent against Judge Small of Kankakee with strong local backing from Iroquois and nearby counties. Petitions started by Marshall supporters amid reports of possible backing for United States Senate candidate Lambert. Marshall’s county records cited as a major strength across creeds and politics.
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Marsal
Fred
Kankakee
Iroquois
Judge Marshall
Judge Small
Marshall
Lambert
United States
Small
Updnty
John Rolando Sentenced to Six Months in Jail
John Rolando received a six month sentence in private confinement after the court rejected prosecution. Battalino, who had been shot, was mentioned. State’s Attorney Hanson favored dismissal but the court ordered jail time.
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John Rolando
Battalino
Btate
Attoresy
Hanson
Rolando
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