Nelson Judgment Affirmed by Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed a circuit court judgment of 6 583 99 dollars with interest against the Chicago and North Western Railway in the Nelson case. Col Nelson boarded at Mankato Feb 17 1904 suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and later died. trial held Aug 2 1905 awarded 6 583 99 to Col Nelson. Other rulings include Man Freeman v Morris Van Loon revived claim for 500 from La Fleur estate and a delayed nonsuit in Vaundry versus Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
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Judgeigng
Wisconsin Supreme Court Today
Col. N.ielsen
Madisomi
Nelson
Judge Fruit
Col. Nelson
Chicago & Northwestern
Mayskato
la Crosse
West Salem
Morris & Hartwell
Winter &Esch
Gml Hyzer
Mankato
Freeman
Supreme Court
Martha Free Man
Thomas Morris
Albertus van Loon
Farley Awarded 200 for Injuries in Butcher Shop Assault
John Farley receives 200 dollars plus 41.58 costs from Redolph Frederick and Albert Brichach after a year old assault in their butcher shop. Judge Fruit’s decision was upheld, and the award was made on March 5, 1906.
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John Farley
Redolph
Frederick
Albert Brichach
Judge Fruit
Farley
Northern pine lumber prices rise as mills lift lists
Northern pine lumber prices edge higher with Newt price lists sent by leading manufacturers. Individual mills but not the association raise prices 50 cents to a dollar per thousand amid high freight rates and limited competition. Hemlock demand grows but market weakens, while mills expect bigger spring trade and potential production cuts next year. Some Northwest mills plan night shifts as loggin costs rise due to soft ground and high wages.
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Pacific Northwest
Northern Pine Mills
Northwest
Con Girton
Candidates Urged to File Election Expense Accounts
With only a few expense accounts filed, the thirty day filing period expires tomorrow. Candidates at primaries and the regular election must rush to file or face heavy fines as many contenders have not yet submitted their accounts.
Surprise Party For Edward Borchman Held Saturday
Edward Borchman enjoyed a surprise party with friends Saturday evening. Guests included Misses Lillian Swennes Irene Nack Mabel Swenson Ruth Mercier Lena Weimar Edna Jost Bertha Borchman Mabel Dahl Olivia Vollmar and Messrs Marvin Swennes Walter Nack Theodore Heinz Earl Swords Ludwig Christiansen John Johnson and Edward Borchman. A games music and singing program followed by an elaborate late supper.
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Edward Borchman
Lillian Swennes
Irene Nack
Mabel Swenson
Ruth Mercier
Lena Weimar
Edna Jost
Bertha Borchman
Mabel Dahl
Olivia Vollmar
Marvin Swennes
Walter Nack
Theodore Heinz
Earl Swords
Ludwig Christiansen
John Johnson
No, No, The World’s Praise Is Valued by the Successful
A terse aphorism notes that only successful men can gauge the true worth of praise from the world, implying achievement shapes perceived value.
Patriots Stymie Wildcats In Dramatic Community Scramble
CHAS BEYSCHLAG, DRUGGIST at 503 Main Street urges readers to try half a bottle of Gray's Yerba Santa for coughs and colds. He promises full repayment if relief is not found and stresses the remedy stands on its own merits.
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Gray
Chas. Beyschlag
Main Street
Traveling salesman hospitalized after pneumonia attack
City news item notes J. Y. Ball of Vought-Berger taken to St. Francis hospital Sunday night with pneumonia. Ball's home is Fargo North Dakota. The column also records social events and local notices including marriages, licenses, job raises, travel to Madison and Rochester, and community activities such as a white ribbon tea hosted by the W. C. T. U.
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J. Y. Ball
Vought-Berger Company
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Ball
Fargo
D. Louis Weingarten
Emma Hemaker
J. Mittelstadt
Barre Nills
Will Powell
Edward McFern
Chicago
Ill
Charlotte Greatrix
Detroit
Mich
John Ruland
Mindoro
Wis
Ruland
Care Tribune
Chicago & Northwestern
A. O. Colby
John Hayes
Giles Doud
Tracy Burke
Madison
State University
George Powell
B. O'Connell
Mary
Minneapolis
Minn
F. H. Hartwell
Grace Bowles
West la Crosse
Rochester
Fred A. Copeland
Copeland
Black River
S. Boma
South Third
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
H. E. Willsie
New York
Willsie
Henry Willsie
Cass Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Lutheran Church
O. R. Skaar
E. C. Higbee
P. J. Warde
Twin Cities
Mete Bauer
Jackson Street
Ben
Milwaukee
W. Parker
Berlin Street
More Time in the Home Strengthens Family Faith
The speaker urges more time at home for family worship and closer bonding, arguing that the home shapes character, faith, and the pathways to God. He recalls a father and son painting a picture of shared values, warns against neglectful living, and calls for direct effort to save family members for Christ.
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Papa
Christ
Death
Ohio State Dental Society Opens 41st Convention
The Ohio State Dental Society began its forty first annual convention in Columbus today with headquarters at the Great Southern hotel. Leading dentists from across the state attend as the event runs three days announcing sessions and meetings.
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Columbus
Ohio State Dental Society
Great Southern
Musical Day for Ladies Club in La Crosse
The La Crosse Women's club meets tomorrow at 1433 Charles street. The event shifts to music day with a social afternoon featuring piano solos by Mrs. Shinkle, a duet by Mrs. Crosby and Miss Swarthout, and additional piano pieces by Mrs. Bentley. A composer paper concludes the program.
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la Crosse
H. L. Partridge
Charles Street
Shinkle
C. J. Crosby
Board mulls sweeping truancy powers for high school
A petition asks the board to grant the principal authority to suspend a pupil after four and a half days of absence. Current rules allow four half days with excuses, but principals seek stricter control. The petition likely will not pass amid concerns over students losing any absence rights. The new high school dedication is pushed to next year with local speakers. Christmas vacation runs Dec 21 to Jan 3 and school dismissals end June 20. Superintendent Bird reports 79 577 days of attendance, 4323 pupils enrolled, 3986.8 average daily attendance, 4128 average attendance, 96.6 percent, 2957.5 absences, 17 truancies, 632 tardies, 8 corporal punishments.
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Board of Education
Prinipal
Bird
Gavin and Hefti Open Shop Ad Urges Patrons
Open shop notice from Gavin and Hefti inviting patrons to use their services. They state they pay union wage scales and set their own prices. The ad emphasizes self management and competitive pricing for horse owners.
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Gavin & Hefti
Christmas Shoppers Urged to Buy Early for Workers
A call to shoppers to begin Christmas purchases early in December to aid workers behind counters and on delivery wagons during the holiday rush.
Few Words Drive Bigger Strains in Marriage
The piece notes men often honor minor wife wishes while neglecting larger ones. It warns that small indiscretions breed grave mistakes and serious consequences and singles out how reputation suffers from thoughtless remarks.
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John C. Burns
Fruit House
Reinhard la Fleur
Martha Freeman
Brindley
la Fleur
Nera
Nice
Xmas
Irvine
City News
Buckeye Dentists
Tribune Special Service
Heil’s Shoe Store
Musical Day For Ladies Club
Papas Wan
Gateway City Carriage Works
North Third Street
Jeff Gibbons
la Crosse Wailis Carriage Co
Voight Carriage Co
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