1908: Stone helps lead St. Louis to Major League win

Sept. 18, 1908

COLERIDGE — In a game Monday against Detroit, George “Silent” Stone, a Coleridge native, had four hits, two of which were doubles and one a home run which helped lead St. Louis to a victory.

Sept. 18, 1908

Sept. 18, 1908 COLERIDGE — The prices of land continue to rise.

The McCoy place sold this week for $65 an acre and the John Lydon place for $98 an acre.

COLERIDGE — R. B. Small returned from Omaha last Saturday driving a new 4-door sedan that was purchased by Jim Urwiler.

Sept. 25, 1908

COLERIDGE — The Rebekahs celebrated

Sept. 28, 1933

Sept. 28, 1933 Sept. 29, 1938

Sept. 29, 1938 Sept. 29, 1938 in the first game of a best of three series for the North Cedar County Baseball League championship.

Sept. 28, 1938

LAUREL — Vera June Paulsen was elected president and Betty Jane Jansen, was elected secretary of Pep Club last week.

Sept. 28, 1938

LAUREL — While working on the rural electrification project last week, Lee Reed was severely hurt when a pole fell on him breaking several of his ribs.

the 57th anniversary of their order existence this year with a picnic supper at the home of W. E. Thorpe on Monday evening.

COLERIDGE — Fred Storm, Fairfax, S.D., recently bought the business formally owned by Albert and Edward Knaak. It will be known as Storm Motor Company.

COLERIDGE — The Coleridge ball team finished their season on a winning note as they beat Company F., of Hartington, 14-11. Their final record was 11-9.

COLERIDGE — A petition rejecting the idea of building cement curbs and gutters and graveling streets in town has been presented to the Coleridge Village Board. Fourteen property owners in District 2 signed the document.

COLERIDGE — Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Doelz left this morning to take their son Melvin back to college at the University of Minnesota where he will be a sophomore.

COLERIDGE — The Coleridge baseball team beat Menominee 2-1 Sunday afternoon