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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1906

Page

3

Nichols Move Lumber Office to Portland

C. H. Nichols Lumber shifts head offices from La Crosse to Seattle Washington with the Batavian bank building offices closing next Friday. Secretary W. W. Schall leaves La Crosse Friday. The firm organized at Onalaska in 1852 has operated continuously. local storage yards remain, and several mills are run on the Pacific coast.

C. H. Nichols Lumber Company Onalaska la Crosse Seattle Batavian Bank W. W. Schall Pacific Coast

Vagrant Caroline Spettel Sentenced to 15 Days in Jail

Caroline Spettel pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was sentenced to fifteen days in county jail by Judee Brindley after police labeled her a street walker. Two female companions were ordered to leave the city.

Caroline Spettel Judee Brindley

Cabinet ministers average age published in report

The new British cabinet shows an average ministerial age of 56 years. Six ministers are in their forties, seven in the fifties, four in their sixties, and two in their seventies.

Death of Frank Clay Jr. in Drowning Incident

Frank Clay Jr., son of Conductor Clay of the Milwaukee Road river division, residing at Austin, died yesterday afternoon by drowning. He was about 18 years old. News reached local friends today.

Frank Clay Jr Conductor Clay River Division The Milwaukee Road Austin

New Milwaukee road train 16 begins service

The new passenger train No. 16 on the Milwaukee road started operation to save time on the St. Paul to Milwaukee schedule. It arrived last evening for the first time. The La Crosse and river division engines will haul the stub train from the south side between 6 30 and 6 45.

Milwaukee Road St. Paul Milwaukee la Crosse and River Division

La Crosse to Gain Leather Goods Plant Expansion

The La Crosse Knitting company plans to acquire Bouton and Germaine’s property in Ripon Wisconsin and start a leather glove factory in La Crosse by January 1 1907. Sixty workers will relocate, boosting the plant workforce and capacity about one third, with the fourth floor prepared for the new operation. G Robbins secretary and general manager confirms the report.

Outon & Germains Ripon Wis la Crosse la Crosse Knitting Company Duke Seneil Bouton & Germaine Company G. Robbins

Train Delay Impacts Mail as Disruption Hits Milwaukee Route

A wreck on the Chicago division delayed No. 5 for hours, delaying mail to La Crosse until Sunday and triggering reports of a vast treasure on the route between England and India.

Chicago Milwaukee Road No. 5 la Crosse

North Side Briefs on Moves and Local Happenings

North side residents are having their homes wired by Electric Supply and Construction Co. John Roggensack returns to St. Paul after visiting his parents on the North side. E A Berg leaves for Los Angeles as Paul Puiz returns to Milwaukee from visiting his brother in Caledonia Street. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kelly head to Butte Montana after weeks with the Finns. Sheven Wheldon goes to Bangor and John Wheldon to South Dakota after visiting. Lars Instenes returns from Melrose, Timothy Desmond ill on Caledonia Street. William Lediger of Indiana Hill reports eleven rabbits shot yesterday. Misses Bessie and Margaret Livingston return to Black River Falls from a visit with the At L. Marshall on Loomis Street. Miss Ethel McClure returns to Sparta from Van Berg home on Avon Street. Mrs. John Campbell reported ill on Berlin Street. Mr. and Mrs. William Devine welcome a baby girl born Thursday at 1202 Berlin Street. Mrs. F. J. Taylor on Sumner Street is hospitalized with brain fever at St. Francis.

North Side Electric Supply & Construction Company Mainstrete John Roggensack St. Paul E. A. Berg Los Angeles Paul Puiz Edward Caledonia Street Milwaukee Peter Kelly Butte, Mont P. M. Finn Sheven Wheldon Bangor John Wheldon South Dakota Lars Instenes Melrose Timothy Desmond William Lediger Indiana Hill Bessie Margaret Livingston Black River Falls L. Marshall Loomis Street Ethel McClure van Berg Avon Street Sparta John Campbell Berlin Street William Devine F. J. Taylor Sumner Street St. Francis Hospital

Osborne heads to river convention in St Louis

R E Osborne chosen governor of Wisconsin plans to attend the Upper Mississippi River Improvement association convention in St Louis November 16 and 17 to succeed Senator Robert M La Follette. He left at noon for Washington to attend the national rivers and harbors convention with Congressman John J Esch also expected to attend while serving in Congress.

R. E. Osborne Wisconsin Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association St. Louis Robert M la Follette Washington Osborne John J. Esch

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Frank E. Long Nina Sullivan Young’s Jefferson DE Angelis Opera Company Frank McKee 8. M. Brenner Julian Elward Mr. de Angelis J. C. Miron Richie Ling Young's Nichols Move Lumber Portland England India North Side Briefs River Meeting Main Street Golden Manufacturing Company A. & C. Johnson S. Fourth Street Lacrosse Aaa Haveland China C. N. Dunham Main ST
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