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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1914
Page
4
The Dome hosts a night of entertainment as Slick Erickson returns to perform. The venue features a last series of the Million Dollar Mystery with Socks and Mitts as part of the program.
A notice urging saloons grocers and confectioners to stock North Side Bottling Works True Fruit Beverages and keep them on hand in the ice box for ready sale and consumer use.
North side residents share holiday visits with relatives and friends from across Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota. Guests include Miss Cora Engbretsen Ettrick and Miss Katherine Mangner Rochester Minn while others return home from Austin Minn Prairie du Chien Milwaukee Madison and Rockford.
The man killed Thursday morning at Fortarge by train No 4 has been identified as George Feiner of Ludlow South Dakota. Identification was made by his brother John Feiner of Ludlow who arrived in Portage Friday after messages from city officials.
Nearly two hundred people attended Saturday night for a joint installation of Ruth chapter No 23 Order of Eastern Star and North La Crosse lodge No 1990 F and A M in Rose and St. Cloud streets Masonic temple. Masonic officers installed first at 8 pm F J Franz W M Ed Halseth S W F J Hadgraft J W. Eastern Star officers followed with Worthy Matron Mrs Ben Stork Worthy Patron W W Cameron Associate Matron Mrs Louise Solberg Conductor Mrs C L Lien Associate Conductress Miss Ida May Secretary Mrs Robert Mantes Treasurer Mrs C H Carter Judge Mrs Charles Widrick Guard Mrs George Larkin Sentinel Martin Olson and chapter officers Edith Davis Ruth Mrs Charlotte Harris Esther Margaret Kempter Martha Hannah Bunn Electa Edith Semingson. A program of music and speaking followed and a banquet was held afterward.
North side ice firms begin December preparations for winter work as Black River holds sixteen inches of ice. Owens Ice Company at Rose and Clinton streets started today cleaning off the ice and readying houses and tools. Arctic Ice Company expects crews on the river before week’s end.
A rescue on Lake Dencon last August led to an engagement announced on Christmas day. Robert P. Dekkelman, purchasing agent for the Press and Steel Tank company, of 2121 Lisbon Avenue, saved Miss Florence Flood when a boat capsized.
Albert al Hinkley died Christmas morning in Eagle Wisconsin aged 70 He was a veteran of Company E Fifty sixth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and served in the Civil War The obituary notes his long memory of service and local ties in Eagle and surrounding area
A posse in Mandan North Dakota pursues Sioux Indian Red Fox after he dragged Mrs. C Burdick an elderly resident from her home and attacked her yesterday. The search was ongoing December 28.
A stray or neighbor's dog keeps to the sidewalk, causing tension in the block as residents cope with snow clearance and safety concerns around shared walkways. The piece notes community frustration and calls for action or stricter enforcement.
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