Plan to Build La Crosse Auditorium With City Bonds
La Crosse Musical association unveils a plan to issue city bonds for a Cameron park site auditorium costing about 65 060 with capacity over four thousand. The project relies on rent from regimental band and city control, plus state aid at low interest, to fund construction and upkeep. Col Orlando Holway re elected president as plans advance.
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la Crosse
Heey
Cameron Park
King Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Orlando Holway
Third Regiment
Musical Association
Third Infantry
Wisconsin National Guard
Fifth
Cus
la Crossé
Dana
Col. Holway
W. A. Wiggenhorn
W. S. Woods
G. W. Burton
W. B. Tscharner
C. S
Fresno newspaper men named honorary city members
City newspaper men Van Auken W E Bennett J P Salzer and G A Keller were named honorary members, marking a ceremonial distinction that signals broader civic ties and recognition within Fresno.
Medlin Kid Receives Needle Injury In La Crosse
Little Myrdith Valentine daughter of Alderman Valentine of the Ninth ward suffered a foot injury when a needle penetrated and broke off. She was taken to La Crosse hospital where under chloroform the needle point was removed with X ray aid. Dr J L Callahan performed the operation and she is recovering at home on Caledonia Street.
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Little Myrdith Valentine
Alderman Valentine
Ninetenth Ward
la Crosse Hospital
J. L. Callahan
Caledonia Street
Miss Anna Schlein Weds Raymond Bickel At German Methodist Parsonage
MeNAGH IWAN Miss Anna Martha Schlein and Raymond A. Bickel were married this afternoon at the German Methodist parsonage 1302 Berlin Street. Rev W P Schlein performed the ceremony. The couple will make their home in Girard Iowa after a visit with Beloit relatives.
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Anna Martha Schlein
Berlin Street
Raymond A. Bickel
W. P. Schlein
Mr. Bickel
Girard
Miss Schlein
Revs
Brenner and
Panzlau
South Side
Beloit
Pacific Coast League Meets in Los Angeles to Plan Future
The Pacific Coast baseball league held its annual meeting in Los Angeles with champions Portland receiving the 1906 pennant. Key topics include league season length and a vacant berth after Fresno is dropped, with Salt Lake City and other applicants in contention.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Portland
Salt Lake City
Copper stock drive for North Verde mine in Jerome
Mrs. M. W. Gainey, North Verde Copper state agent, visits Jerome to recruit buyers for stock in the North Verde extension of United Verde mine. The mine reportedly yields $1,000,000 in copper and gold ore monthly. Shares cost 50 cents. info at Hotel Stoddard.
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M. W. Gainey
North Verde Copper Company
Jerome, Ariz
North Verde
Senator Clark
United Verde
Jerome
Ariz
Stoddard
Local notes and social items from La Crosse area
Miss Lulu Thompson returns home to Viroqua after hospital treatment. A Rochester Minnesota wedding links Miss Mattie Oswald and C. W. Keyes with La Crosse relatives attending. For sale complete Britannica and Century Dictionary sets offered cheap. Gerald Calkins back from Melrose visit. Local visitors from Plainview and Watertown. Dr. George Powell prominent doctor in town. Art souvenirs offered by L. P. Philippi company. Elks meet. Knights of Pythias New Year ball planned. Community notices include dances and orchestras, sales and notices on health products and skating hazards.
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Lulu Thompson
Viroqua
Wis
Lutheran Hospital
Mattie Oswald
Rochester
Care Tribune
Gerald Calkins
Melrose
F. L. Meacham
Will Mills
Plainview
Minn
la Crosse
George Powell
Will Powell
L. P. Philippi Company
Vine
the Elks
John C. Beck
I. Ge Fat Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Woodman Hall
Kreutz
Elks
Council
H. H. Chase
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
S. Boma
South Third
John P. Linton Lodge
City balks at paving plan as Cass Street picks Creosote
Cass street from Fifth to West avenue will use creosote block paving after a trial succeeds. The street improvement committee outlined three miles of paving next year costing $15 000 funded by bonds, with property owners bearing remaining costs. La Crosse City Railway balks at Main street brick paving and proposes patching instead for another year.
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Cass Street
Fifth
West Avenue
la Crosse
Eighth Street
Eleventh
Lb. E. Edwards
Company
Cass Stret
Third Street
Fifth Street
Fighth Stret
Vine
Market Street
Sixteenth
Sixth Street
Cass
Jackson
Michigan Fruit Growers Open 36th Horticultural Meeting
Benton Harbor Mich December 6 Benton Harbor hosts the thirty sixth annual meeting of the Michigan State Horticultural Society as President C E Hadsell presides in the opera house. Speakers include leading fruit growers and experts from Michigan Ohio and Illinois with sessions continuing through the week.
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Special Tribune Dispatch
Benton Harbor
Mich
Michigan State Horticultural Society
C. E. Hadsell
Troy
Opera House
Michigan
Ohio
Lllinois
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promoted
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is marketed as a new stimulant laxative that works without irritation. The ad claims it is the best laxative and offers a guaranteed money back promise.
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Orino
O. T Erhart
Yerba Santa Cough Remedy Ad by Chas Beyschlag
A druggist at 503 Main Street promotes Gray's Yerba Santa as a cough and cold remedy. He offers to provide a half bottle on trial and insists he will take it back if no relief, stressing his willingness to help rather than profit.
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Chas. Beyschlag
Main St
Gray
Main Street
Notice on TOKA Blood and Nerve Cure sale price
Notice to friends and patrons announcing sale of TOKA the great Blood and Nerve Cure stock at 35e per bottle or 3 bottles for $1.00. Regular $1 bottle, but the word cure cannot be used after January. From Laboratory only, January J. Clark Med. Co. 323 8S. 5th St., City.
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Jan. J. Clark Med. Co
5Th St
City
Dutch architects protest verdict on Palace of Peace design
The Hague December 6 according to the local press Dutch architects who participated in the Palace of Peace design competition protest the jury decision selecting M Cordonnier's plan. They claim the winning entry exceeded funds and violates competition rules and seek the award set aside amid potential litigation over Carnegie's gift.
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Tribune Special Service
the Hague
Palace of Peace
M. Cordonnier
Crockett-Pulsifer wedding in Glen Ridge New Jersey
Miss Alice Pulsifer daughter of Fred K. Pulsifer of New York married Thomas Boyd Crockett at the bride’s parents home in Glen Ridge New Jersey. Crockett an ex lieutenant in the regular army now engages in business in New York. They plan a honeymoon on a large ranch owned by the bride near Yellowstone.
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Special Tribune Dispatch
New York
Glen Ridge
N. J
Alice Pulsifer
Fred K. Pulsifer
New Yorker
Thomas Boyd Crockett
Crokett
Yellowstone Park
Knights of Columbus elect officers in Coren's Hall
The La Crosse council of the Knights of Columbus No. 830 elected officers for the coming year. Grand knight Dr. Edward Evans leads a slate including Deputy grand knight Prof. A. H. Schubert and Financial secretary William Rossiter. Other posts went to J. B. Murray S. J. Dennigan M. F. Hayes Albert P. Funk Anthony Miller A. G. Langenbach Frank Munz Thomas Bailey Rev. Ambrose Murphy with Trustees John Toeller Joseph Boschert and Joseph F. ABrd and Musical director Carl Noelke. North Side Masons No. 190 also elected officers at their Rose and St. Cloud rooms led by W. M. John Mulder and S W Charles Simcox with J W Charles H. McInnis, Secretary Fred H. Hartwell, Treasurer C. L. Lien and Trustee John Wilson awaiting a few appointive posts.
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la Crosse
J. B. Murray
S. J. Dennigan
M. F. Hayes
Albert P. Funk
Anthony Miller
A. G. Langenbach
Frank Munz
Thomas Bailey
Ambrose Murphy
John Toeller
Joseph Boschert
Joseph F. aBrd
Carl Noelke
North Side Masons
North Side
F. and
A. M. No. 190
Rose and
St. Cloud Streets
W. M
Ijohn Mulder
S. W
Charles Simcox
J. W
Charles H. McInnis
Fred H. Hartwell
C. L. Lien
John Wilson
Gifts of Sterling Silver and Home Ware for All Occasions
This ad highlights a wide selection of durable gifts including sterling silver spoons dessert and table sets, knives, bowls, cream and sugar sets, jelly bowls, and silver accessories. It promises quadruple plated ware, tea sets, charms, and jewelry plus a large stock of watches, clocks, and brooches with prices ranging from under a dollar to twenty five dollars.
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Kay
Menagh Iwan
Pacific Cost League
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Youre
Colby
Charles Spraekiling
Watertown
Wilson Colwell
George A. Campbell
Street Car CO
Front Stret
Mount Vernon
King la Crosse
Oakland
Myrick Park
Logan
Sill
North Street
Kane
George
Clinton Street
Avon
Michigan Fruit Growers
Crockett
Edward Evans
A. H. Schubert
William Rossi
Irvine’s
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