Reclaiming the Desert Lands of the Great West
Long overview of the reclamation service led by F H Newell detailing progress since 1902. Describes merit based promotion, major projects in construction such as North Platte Yuma Bellefourches Fort Buford Shoshone Huntley and Milk River Montana, and outlines Milk River project plan from St Mary lakes to Milk River with dam canal and reservoir stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation Service
F. H. Newell
North Platte
Yuma
Bellefourches
Fort Buford
Shoshone
Huntley
Milk River
Honda
Malheur
Utah Lake
Palouse
Montana
Mont
Rocky Mountains
Divide
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
St. Mary Lakes
St. Mary Lake
St. Mary River
St. Mary
Chain Lakes
Havre
Swift Current Creek
United States
Canada
Social Gatherings Highlight Weekend in Local Area
Miss Ruth Warren hosted a supper in honor of Miss Lauretta Nice who will train as a nurse in Galesburg Illinois. The event included music and games with nine attendees plus two hosts. A Jolivette bay launch party honored Miss Nora McDonald from Missoula Montana, with five boats and refreshments. Attendees included Anna Paulson Susie McDonald Lena Lienlokken Maggie Larson Cora Gilberg Georgina Sagen Leonard Sagen Archie Mosher Louis Cloos Marcus Gilberg Severn Lemmingson Mr Grindereng and Mr and Mrs Ludwig Stevenson. Miss Josie Johnson hosted a gathering five miles north of Onalaska with music games and refreshments. attendees included Jennie Johnson Gunda and Inga Peterson Emily Bollrud Caroline Halek Mrs J P Nutting Mrs M Lisbakken Minnie Wittenberg Morton Cherrier Harry Pomeroy and Leo Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Warren
George Street
Lauretta Nice
Galesburg
Ill
Bertha Borreson
Bessie Goyette
Lou Linns
Dolly Shackley
Ray Coten
Vernie McCann
I. J. Bunn
Jolivette’s Bay
Nora McDonald
Missoula
Mont
Anna Paulson
Susie McDonald
Lena Lienlokken
Maggie Larson
Cora Gilberg
Georgina Sagen
Leonard Sagen
Archie Mosher
Louis Cloos
Milwaukee
Marcus Gilberg
Josie Johnson
Onalaska
Jennie Johnson
Gunda
Inga Peterson
Peterson
Emily Bollrud
Caroline Halek
J. P. Nutting
M. Lisbakken
Minnie Wittenberg
Morton Cherrier
Harry Pomeroy
Leo Hammond
Viroqua
Boundary line located settles dispute on Caledonia street
Surveyor James J. Hill this morning settled the controversy between Mr. Eberhard and Mr. Kinder in the 1100 block on Caledonia street over the boundary line dividing their lots. The final line falls just below the edge of Kinder’s barn foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Eberhard
Mr. Kinder
Caledonia Street
North Side Briefs Onlookers note social visits and travels
The Oriole Pleasure club enjoyed another outing. Rev H G Hennessey of St Pauls Episcopal church ill with rheumatism is recovering. Miss Josie McCann and others visit relatives in Brownsville. Mrs Torgerson travels to Minneapolis to see ill daughter in law. Mrs Marking visits Whitehall. Mr and Mrs J E Frederick return to the north side from Bangor and West Salem. They reside in Kaufman Texas visiting Ed Boyle family. Mr and Mrs Irving J Bunn and Philip Roggencack travel to Wisconsin across from Dakota to camp. Mrs M Maloney and son John visit Hickey family in 1640 Charles St. Miss Clarie Evans travels to Lansing. Mr and Mrs J N Schwartz of Chicago arrive to visit Ott family on the north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriole Pleasure Club
H. G. Hennessey
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Logan and
Avon
W.S. Jameson
Berlin Street
Josie McCann
Elwennie
Amanda Evans
Marie McCann
Browns
Ed. Boyle
George Street
Irving J. Bunn
Philip Roggencack
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Dakota
Bunn
No. 4
M. Malone
Vought-Berger Defeats Ramblers 7 to 8 in Local Game
The Vought-Berger team defeated the Ramblers 8 to 7 at George Street grounds yesterday. V-B will face North La Crosse at Indian Hill diamonds next Sunday, while Ramblers meet Badgers at the Badgers south side grounds. Locals’ purse challenge of 100 dollars to North La Crosse was not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vought- Berger
Ramblers
George Street
Vought-Berger
North la Crosse
Indian Hill Diamonds
Badgers
South Side
oaught-Berger
North Side
North Side Carnival Names Landed Before City Council
Mayor Torrance calls a special council meeting to name north side streets for carnival use and to consider denying carnival permission. Also on the agenda is proposed extensive repairs to the La Crosse River wagon bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
Common Council
la Crosse River
Wisconsin Business University Catalogue Laudable Northwest Prestige
A grand new catalogue from Wisconsin Business University showcases its elaborate design prints and half tone portraits of president, faculty, and hundreds of graduates. It highlights alumni salaries exceeding 800000 annually and reports more than four thousand other graduates with strong testimonies from regional businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Wisconsin Business University
Toland
Northwest
Return from Canadian resort with Mrs Hammersberg
Mrs C Hammersberg left the Goddereich Ontario summer resort with her children and returned to 1810 Wood Street today. She noted many U S residents vacationing there and said the place was crowded with vacationers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hammersberg
Goddereich
Ontario
Canada
Wood Street
Pleasant lakeside resort on Lake Huron attracts visitors
A large resort on Lake Huron offers a week long stay at a dollar rate, attracting guests to its pleasant surroundings. The wording suggests a promotional or introductory period for guests during a special offer week. The exact dates or names are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Huron
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Side News
Mill Street
H W. Srnner
Mgr
Great West
Leo. E. Granke
la Crosse
Tribune
of LaCrosse
Wis
Aly
Wudel Brewing
Taccosse
Bounday Line
North Side Briefs
Wisconsin Light & Power Company
Main ST
Irvine’s Jewelry Store
Business College
North
Are Goodhams
Financial World
Schiller
Chicago
Crown Lithia
Nebner
THE
Elliott-Loeffler Company
Wines & Liquors
Pearl Street
Right Service. Co
B. Stevens
Optician
Frayn
J. M. Frayn
Prop
St.Cloud St
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