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Internal note from the North Side newsroom citing manager and editor at 811 Rose Street.
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North Side
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
4
Woodmen to Hold Big Celebration at Black River Camp
The Black River camp No. 507 M W A chose Fred Shumway as head of officers for 1908 and planned a monster January blow-out. Officers include Warden Stairs, Esecort Walstron, Clerk Arentz, Banker Gibson, Watchman Streak, Sentinel Jollivette, and manager Sam Joden. An entertainment committee was named and Gateway City camp invited to join the celebration with a pig banquet planned by Jollivette, Granke, La Vaque, and Leuck assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shumway
Black River
Wam. Stairs
Esecort
T. A. Walstron
John Arentz
A. Gibson
William Streak
Outer Sentinel
Peter Jollivette
Sam Joden
Otto Granke
L. F. la Vaque
North Side Progressives draft petition on council action
The North Side Progressive league filed a petition to the common council tonight. Citizens across town await the council decision on measures to regulate the crossing and reduce danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Progressive League
Common Council
Women of C. C. F. Elect Officers
The Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters met on Rose Street and elected officers for the coming year. Chief ranger Minnie Schilling, Vice chief Margaret Wolfe, Recording secretary Blair, Financial secretary Mary Bamberger, Treasurer Ida Fay, Sr. conductress Emma Downs, Jr. conductress Grace McCarthy, Trustees Miss Margaret Spettle Sybella Shiffer Margaret Dwyer, Inside sentinel Margaret Cougin, Outside sentinel Helen Dorsey. Installation set for the first meeting in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Order of Foresters
Rose Street
Minnie Schilling
Margaret Wolfe
Mrs. Blair
Mary Bamberger
Iida Fay, Sr
Emma Downs, Jr
Grace McCarthy
Margaret Spettle
Sybella Shiffer
Margaret Dwyer
Sentinel
Margaret Cougin
Helen Dorsey
Homesteader Rates Kept for Northwest Travel Next Year
Rate clerks of the Western lines set homeseekers’ Northwest fares for next year. Practically the same rates as the latter part of this year are approved. They’re calculated at one and a half fare plus $2 for the round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Homeseekers Rates Kept And Minnesota Change Proposed
The 3 cent homeseekers rate remains similar to the 2 cent Minnesota rate. Minnesota keeps a 2 cent rate for within state moves, with next year planned unchanged. The North Dakota Canadian Northwest and North Pacific coast routes will continue this year’s homeseekers rates. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ole Knutson and funerals for a relative were held at Oak Grove cemetery with Rev E O Vik presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
North Pacific Coast
Ole Knutson
Charles Street
E. O. Vik
A. & O. Sletten
Oak Grove Cemetery
Should Abolish Board of Trade Resolved by Franklin club
A Franklin club meeting backed abolishing the Chicago Board of Trade and similar bodies. The debate favored making all contracts for future deliveries without actual delivery illegal, equivalent to gambling contracts, and abolishing call loans. The decision was 2 to 1 in favor of the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Club
Chicago Board of Trade
Paul W. Mahoney
Rev. Murphy
D. L. Wartinbee
Otto Bosshard
H. G. Hayden
Fred H. Hartwell
R. W. Stevenson
Schlabach
Wm. Zeiratsky
French Island Chapel Social At Bunnell Home
The Methodist Episcopal Chapel of French Island hosted a church social at Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bunnell’s home last evening. A large turnout from the North side church attended, refreshments were served, and guests departed around midnight after a fine social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Chapel
French Island
Alex Bunnell
North Side
Funeral Today for Elizabeth A. Smith
The funeral service for Elizabeth A. Smith, aged 4, is scheduled today at Holy Trinity Church. Family and friends are invited to join at noon for the rites and interment thereafter in Riverside Cemetery.
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Open Homes
J D McCallum of Melrose visits the city en route to Hokah for the funeral of his uncle John McKay aged about 80. He purchased the former Larson and Nein branch store and will return tomorrow. George Schultze visits his parents at 125 Mill Street. New residence at 1812 George Street completed by Charles Stangler, rented to E Englebertson. Three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Jones at 2308 Loomis Street recovering from severe cholera morbus. Nellie Hookhorn sells confectionery business to C F Brown and will move to Redfield SD. Margaret McCarthy returns to Minneapolis after visiting Mae Downs. Clifford Fletcher returns to La Crosse to rejoin fire department after Milwaukee switch. Orin Nelson, Johnson Lumber bookkeeper, son of Peter Nelson, operated at La Crosse Lutheran hospital for arm gland removal, now around. Mrs J N Powell of De Soto Wis visits son George M Powell on Prospect Street. J A Zable of Nelson Wis returns home after visiting sister Mrs J A Scharr at 2335 Prospect Street. Mrs H C Clark has been...
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J. D. McCallum
Melrose
H. P. Lawson
Lars Indenes
Hokah
John McKay
Mr. McCallum
Larson and Nein
George Schultze
Mill Street
George Street
Charles Stangler
E. Englebertson
F. C. Jones
Loomis Street
Nellie Hookhorn
C. F. Brown
Redfield
S. D
Margaret McCarthy
Minneapolis
Mae Downs
Clifford Fletcher
Milwaukee
Portage
la Crosse
No. 2
Orin Nelson
Johnson Lumber Company
Peter Nelson
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
J. N. Powell
de Sota
Wis
George M. Powell
Prospect Street
J. A. Zable
Nelson
J. A. Scharr
H. C. Clark
Two Bad Fires At Caledonia and London Dec 10
Fires at Caledonia Minnesota and a Westminster London ceremony mark a mixed report. Sir Robert Reid the lord chancellor wed Miss Violet Hicks Beach at Westminster hall the first ever in the house of parliament precincts. Separate Caledonia blazes destroyed a livery stable and a feed mill within blocks of each other likely incendiary with partial insurance coverage noted.
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London
Westminster Hall
Robert Threshie Reid
Violet Hicks Beach
Lord St. Aldewgan
House of Parliament
Caledonia
Minn
A. T. Bentley
Matt Flinn
New Albin
Michael Corpstein
Evening events and local notices wrap up town affairs
Spending a few days with Mr. J. J. Jensen at 1826 Loomis street, he has returned home. Tonight in the Traveler's hall Hive No. 49 of the Ladies of the Maccabees will hold their annual election of officers. Dr. Swarthout is building a large dwelling on 1540 Avon street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Jensen
Loomis Street
Hive No. 49
Ladies of the Maccabees
Dr. Swarthout
Avon Street
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Pearl ST
Lacrosse
Clothiers
R. P. Stanton
Jos. K. Kidder
Black River Camp
Doctor Leuck
Granke
la Vaque
Joe Egan
Sol Burdick
C. P. Thompson
Gateway City
Choppin
Claude Cole
Women OF
Board OF Trade
Elizabeth
North Side Briefs
Sir Robert Threshife Reidbaron Loreburn
Princess Dre Sers
Sale Ct An
Nrian
Mahosic
Zany Mnu
MoTom
Serpentine
Eve
Princess
THE
Nelson Carpet Company
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