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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
5
La Crosse Clothing company on Second and State streets seeks girls for steady sewing machine work including operator positions.
The Franklin club of the North side will hold its first full debate on Thursday September 6 focusing on tariff policy. The resolution asks whether standout senators and congressmen are correct in supporting tariff revision with Prof. Schubert leading the negative and W E Barker the affirmative.
Business on the Burlington road improves after a coal strike lull. A test between Erie engine 1776 and Q engine 2033 carried 30 056 tons from Grand Crossing to St Paul with Q engine reaching in 8 30, Erie in 9 45. Today another run expected under eight hours, with the day’s events at 2 30 and 6 45 followed by English Baptist services at 7 45.
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana writes of two years of kidney suffering eased by Electric Bitters. He claims relief from general debility and stomach liver kidney complaints and credits the remedy with his recovery. Sold at O T Erhart’s drug store for 50 cents with guarantee.
A solo concert and piano duet are planned for 7 45 PM in the Bethel Lutheran church parlors at George and Sill streets. The program features Miss Leland Bo osu, Miss Barber Vallie, Mr West, Mr and Mrs Groff, and a baritone solo by attorney James Thompson among others.
The Ladies Society hosts an ice cream social in the school hall at Avon and St Paul streets next Thursday evening. Youths from the German Lutheran church enjoy a park picnic at Myrick today. Elmer Hagen returns to work at Olstad Clothing after vacation. Mr and Mrs Albert Ochler and family visit Devil’s Lake for a few days. William Peters returns from Charles City visit. Henry Swarthout travels on business from Caledonia street to Midway. Gatekeeper Wm Berry at Mill street crossing takes a few days vacation. Shorty Dayton tends gates.
Sunday services include a 10 30 a m sermon in Scandinavian by Rev Ee L Merland of Chicago Scandinavian Baptist church followed by Sunday school at noon in the 1500 block on George street.
E W Goodloe of Dutton Street Waco Texas writes that Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption has kept him well for five years and cured a years long cough. It treats chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and helps prevent pneumonia. Pleasant to take and guaranteed at O T Erhart’s drug store with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a free trial bottle offered.
Miss Lulu Knuteson entertained many friends at her Rose Street home in honor of her brother Kaleb and his wife visiting from Racine Wisconsin. The evening featured games socializing and refreshments served with all enjoying the gathering.
Mr and Mrs W W Ferris plan a three week visit to Minneapolis and St Paul visiting Ferris parents in Spencer Iowa. Mrs Ferris hosted the Norwegian church Ladies Aid at Charles and Logan. Anna Yost leaves Corens for a short vacation at Weunendee Wis. Peter Loomis builds an addition at 612 Kane. Carl Whittenberg visits Chaseburg. Theodore Grunner moves to 608 King. Carl Melbo of Bloomingdale visits P Winge at George street.
A partial bank balance sheet shows cash resources including U S bonds to secure circulation and deposits with banks. It lists capital surplus and undivided profits, with figures such as 2,773,023.19 in circulations and 50,000 in U S bonds to secure deposits.
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