Bert Miller’s finger shot by toy pistol accident
Bert Miller son of Lew Miller 1629 Prospect street injured a finger while toying with a loaded revolver. He found one gun without a handle and was about to adapt handles from his own when he accidentally pulled the trigger, sending a bullet through his left finger and scorching his trousers. Dr. Sutter treated the wound. the finger was badly shattered but not amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Miller
Lewis Miller
Prospect Street
North Side Baseball: Rambers vs Vought-Berger on Sunday
The Ramblers and the Vought-Berger teams will play at George Street grounds Sunday. The Ramb lers have reorganized and are stronger, with a good crowd expected. A $100 purse challenge from Locals of the north side was not yet accepted, but they are training hard and in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramblers
Vought- Berger
George Street
North la Crosse
North Side
Launch party for Miss Kathrine Purcell in Madison
A launch party was held yesterday afternoon honoring Miss Kathrine Purcell of Madison. She has been visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel Dineen at 817 Berlin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Purcell
Madison
Daniel Dineen
Berlin Street
Party travels from Dresbach to Brownsville
A party of 24 toured Dresbach then Brownsville. Miss Purcell traveled with Mrs Katherine Bughbee sister of Mr Di neen and left for the Twin Cities for a short visit. They plan to return to La Crosse Monday and depart Tuesday for Madison with Mrs D Dineen and daughter Francis visiting there for a time.
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Dresbach
Brownsville
Miss Purcell
Katherine Bughbee
Mr. Dineen
Twin Cities
la Crosse
Madison
D. Dineen
Francis
Sheep Return After Washout Delays Edgington Shipment
Ten cars of sheep shipped from the north side yesterday for Edgington via Prairie du Chien and North McGregor were brought back to the north side last evening due to a washout on the route. They will be fed and then rerouted to U S yards in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Edgington
Prairie du Chien
North McGregor
Portage
Madison
U. S
Chicago
Phone 9124 and subscribe for the Tribune
The message urges readers to call 9124 to subscribe to the Tribune and to report if the delivery is not received. It presents a simple, direct request without additional context or details.
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The
Tribune
North La Crosse Potat o Digger Inventor Expands Plant
J Egan of 1702 Berlin street, inventor of the potato digger, plans a large plant expansion. A new one story brick building replaces the frame structure as output increases to meet rising orders. Five salesmen now market his complete line. demand is international.
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J. E. Egan
Berlin Street
Berlin and
Rublee
Egan
United States
North la Crosse
North Side Briefs and Local Moves
Local items note sales at Reitzel’s with cheap wash suits and light garments. The night operator Thomas Artery returns home to Alma to recover from malarial fever. Revels of visitors include Misses Ruth Polyblank and Ida Polyblank from Trempealeau boarding the Columbia steamer home. Jollivette brothers depart for Wabasha to work as cooks aboard the Ravenna. Shoeshiner Baldy Merrill reopens at Farnam barber shop. Several residents and visitors arrive or depart, including Rev Ambrose Murphy, Miss Marie Dahl, and the Morley family moves from 1533 George to 1611 Prospect. Harry Evjen, recovering from appendicitis, returns home. The Badger fish car passes through, expected to return. Herbert Brown takes a Burlington line brakeman post.
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Reitzel’s
Thomas Artery
Alma
Ruth
Ida Polyblank
Trempealeau
H. L. Partridge
Charles Street
Columbia
Harry Evjen
Caledonia Street
Lutheran Hospital
Reitzel
Badger
Milwaukee Road
Burlington
Ambrose Murphy
St. James Church
Wausau
Father Brennen
Marie Dahl
Rushford
M. A. Berg
Upper
Morley
George
Prospect Street
G. L. Ward
Babcock
Wis
W.L. Hastings
Loomis Street
Emma Schlabach
Peter Schlabach
George Street
Warrington
Wesleyan
Agnes Olson
North Side
Minneapolis
Herbert Brown
Greek Affair Brings Martelo to Racine in Search of Wife
From Winthrop Harbor a Greek named M. Martelo arrived in Racine seeking his wife and another Greek. Several section hands stayed at his home. his wife acted as treasurer of earnings and kept his savings totaling 400 dollars with 200 from section men and 200 from Martelo. A few weeks earlier a Greek employee visited Martelo’s home, and last night Mrs. Martelo left at midnight with their 3 months old child asleep.
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Racine
Wis
Winthrop Harbor
M. Martelo
Martelo
Cactus Blossoms On Mrs Laughlin Plant
Friends of Mrs Ed Laughlin report cactus blossoms on a plant, blooming white flowers with a sweet odor during the last two days. The blooms appear once yearly and some reach about nine inches in diameter.
Onalaska Boy Hit by Foul Ball at Baseball Park
Lysley Whitbeck of Onalaska was struck in the face by a foul ball while watching a game at the Baseball Park. The ball cracked his nose and caused significant swelling and pain with his eyes nearly closing.
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Lysley Whitbeck
Onalaska
Day May Bring Fortunes With the Right Eye View
A reflective note suggests that reading want ads with a keen eye and correct eyewear can reveal opportunities and lead to good fortune and favorable omens for the day.
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A. Norby
Cash Meat Market
West Ave
la Crosse, Wis
North Side News
H W. Srnner
Mgr
North Side Baseball
Y Marine Clothing. Com
Main ST
Anim
North Side Briefs
Bakers Marks
National Biscuit Company
Graham
National Biscuit. Company
Bottling Works
Rose ST
Frayn
J. M. Frayn
Prop
St. Cloud St
Elliott-Loeffler Company
Wines & Liquors
Pearl Street
Gund
John Gund Brewing Co
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