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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1905
Page
5
The Giraldo on North Fourth Street opens a remodeled sample room with a longer east west bar, electric lighting, and new furnishings. Oysters on the half shell and Tom and Jerry will be served as the manager Mr. Reget greets old friends tonight.
The Amalgamated Theatre company telegraphed manager W F Gallagher to give each employee a substantial gold Christmas gift and a larger present for Gallagher himself. The Bijou offers the second sight specialty today and tomorrow as the general admission remains ten cents.
North Side News items from Milwaukee list local residents visiting relatives and traveling for the holidays. Entries mention Mrs N O Holberg visiting Minneapolis, Hobart Nelson visiting from Duluth, Bert Covey returning from Two Harbors, Ingval Lien home from Austin Minnesota, and Geo Nelson en route from Chicago after a photo session at Spettel's. Also noted are a birth in the Juhl family on lower Kane Street, James Casberg visiting from the University of Minnesota, and H V Schneider receiving five jackrabbits shipped from Minnesota friends for Christmas.
It is reported that Miss Jessie N. Lamb of West Salem and John Coulum were married by Justice Wilhelm of Unalas ka on December 12. Bridesmaid was Miss Mary Coulum and best man was Harry Wilhelm. The couple will reside at 1110 Rose Street after a wedding dinner at Robert Bonner’s home.
At Milwaukee yards a railroader named Joseph Kratchmer slipped while shoveling coal from a car and fell backward spraining his wrist. He will be off work for a few days.
An ad warns that many cough medicines contain opiates causing constipation and risk to children, touting Foley's Honey and Tar as opiate free, safe, and nonconstipating. Sold by J. A. Erhart & Son.
Mrs Ed J Grimes returns home from a visit with Mr and Mrs John Grimes at 823 Rose Street. A Collier drug store substation on Rose Street will open Christmas morning from 9 to 11. Milwaukee rail traffic slows trains today. Ike Strass visits Milwaukee. Michael Colgan home from Minneapolis. C H Schafer joins Otto Wagner at the Milwaukee coal shed. North Side Laundry advertises service. L A Lawrence and daughter visit Winona. M W Larkin's Berlin Street home quarantined for smallpox. Wholesale prices cover dairy, produce, fruit, meats and more from local markets.
Hog receipts totaled 26 000 with steady prospects from yesterday. Prices ranged from 4.75 to 5.07 with various lots and Yorkers quoted 4.90 to 4.95. Cattle receipts about 4 000 with slow but steady activity. Sheep sales around 7 000 with prices steady.
All freight houses will be closed Christmas December 25 and New Year January 1 1906. Contact agencies C L V Craft C M Ct P D J Shanesy C B Q E S Case A G B W A Oakes G B W Phone 9124 and subscribe for the Tribune. Notify if you do not receive it.
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