Building activity in La Crosse shows overall gain in 1905
City records for 1905 cite total building expenditure of 949 755 dollars down 355 407 from 1904 with no single project over 40 000 dollars. Factories churches and stores account for 727 305 dollars while notable constructions include Wisconsin Light Power plant 25 000 La Crosse Can plant 15 000 Advance Bedding 13 000 Heileman bottling plant 12 000 and La Crosse Cracker candy addition 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Board of Trade
Court House
Wisconsin Light & Power Company
la Crosse Can Company
King Street
Advance Bedding Company
Vine Street
Heileman Brewing Company
New Year Prom Mat Follows YMCA Reception
A New Year’s Day program at the YMCA begins at 2 PM with vocal and instrumental solos, readings, and a dumbbell drill. Activities include boys’ drills, buck and horse, mat work, and two basketball games against the Germania team, followed by more solos and tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Kerr
Helen Lavaque
Karl L. Bach
Mrrs
J. F. McConnel
M. Dumbell
Buck and Horse
Germania
C. D. Knochs
Ella Koethe
Eva Baronhill
Robert H. Isler
H. K. Stryker
Dumbell
Humaniphone
Graduation program for nurses at aL Crosse Hospital
Graduation exercises for nurses at the aL Crosse hospital will be held at the German Lutheran church tomorrow night. The program features a training school address by Miss Mathilda Kreuger, organ preludes, hymns, prayers, a Hermonia male chorus number, a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J. T. Gamm, and diploma presentation by Rev. E. O. Wik. Graduates listed include Della Mundstock Lena Brown Emma Drecktrah Marie Parsch Wilhelminia Linse Minnie Wermuth Christine Bec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Crosse
Mathilda Kreuger
M. Wacholz
G. M. Thurow
E. O. Wik
H. G. Magelssen
Della Mundstock
Lena Brown
Emma Drecktrah
Marie Parsch
Wilhelminia Linse
Minnie Wermuth
Christine Bec
James Whyte wedding in Milwaukee home setting
Harriet Grace James and Will G Whyte of Milwaukee were married at 8 last evening at 612 South Seventh Street the bride's parents home. The ceremony was quiet due to the death of C L Jenks with only relatives and close friends present. Reverend Henry Faville of the First Congregational church officiated. The couple left at 12 40 last night for Milwaukee to begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Grace James
Will G. Whyte
Milwaukee
South Seventh Street
C. L. Jenks
Henry Faville
First Congregational Church
Milwauke
QO. A. Keandred
Dollie Wells
Bijou
Oscar Frey
German Lutheran School
State University
Wiring
Soldier’s Relief Commission
Fred Redhead
St. Francis Hospital
George Powell
Wind River Lumber Company
Cascade Locks
Oregon
la Crosse
Rebecca Thompson
Clark W. Thompson
Rmerly
Edith Field
Tremp
W. Powell
J. M. Garlic
Congressman Esh
Independence
L. F
iLnker Hall
Amanda Ladiene
Prophetstown
La Crosse Lovers Wed in Winona
In the Winona probate court yesterday Guy Walton Root and Leola M. Peters, both of La Crosse, were united in marriage by Judge D. E. Vance. Commissioner Roberge of the board of public works has bought a horse and rig using the council appropriation for all board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Winona
Guy Walton Root
Leola M. Peters
D. E. Vance
Roberge
Board of Public Works
Council
Card of Thanks for Arthur Poley
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during the illness and death of our son and brother Arthur Also for the floral offerings especially to his teacher school mates Rev Gamm and the girls who carried the flowers Mr F Poley Mrs F Poley and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Gamm
F. Poley
Expression of thanks after bereavement for Julius Laude
Heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness and death of our wife and mother Julius Laude. The family requests no flowers but appreciates support and prayers in this hard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Laude
Bijou Week Draws Large Holiday Crowds
City items report visitors from Independence and Hale Trempealeau county. Theatre notes boast comical parrot acts and a busy Bijou vaudeville schedule. Local readers seek help wanted ads and readings for classes as residents return home for holidays.
Palmer Livery Seeks Business With Funeral Outfits And Hearses
Palmer Livery announces funeral outfits white or black hearses and pallbearer wagons for hire with each service priced at one dollar. Sundays excepted and terms set by Clark & Clark.
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Baldwin
Greening
John C. Burns
Electric Supply Co
State St
Wis. Tel
Cracker & Candy Company
South Front Street
Dr. W. Powell
Eteree
Schwartzer
Steinway
Hardman
Shoninger
Kurtzmann
Carl B. Noelke
Main Street
James-Whyte
City News
John Klink
Colby
Martin Melby
Chris
Hale
Trempealeau County
Tribune
Malla Johnson
Coon Valley
J. B. Knuteson
South Fifth Street
Earl Gilbertson
Melrose
Jack Phinney
Carriage Works
Zosouther
Indiana
Phinney
Christ Iverson
Chicago
Onalaska
Keefe Business College
Alfred Anderson
Méganeaplis — Tribune
R. Anderson
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Jack Taylor
Company M
Gund Brewing Company
North Dakota
John Asselin
Rock 'Sland
F. Hi. Oles
Green Bay Street
Ploder
Wis
A. Pitcher
Harvey C. Brice
Seattle
British Columbia
Great Northern Railway
Painter
Gus Grisdale
W. W. Cargill
Great Western Railway
Johnson’s Blue Ribbon Chocolates
Roth’s
John W. Kennedy
Fargo
N. D
Agnes Loftus
de Soto
Benton
McMullen
Sstate Employment Agency
Peggy
Paris
Stoddard
Dana
Bank
Batavian National Bank
Esch
Wabasha
Sparta
Tomah
Congregational Church
Keefe Conservatory of Music
Corner Fourth
Pearl Street
Carmen
Irvine
Main St
THE
Continental Clothing House
Henry N. Boehm
Clark & Clark
Palmer Livery
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
H. J. Stoltz
G. A. Pabst
S. Minnesota
Orient
S. S. “Dakota
A. B. Moll’s
Frida
Jones Dairy Farm
A. B. Moll
Jay Street
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