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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1908

Page

5

Explorer Roald Amundsen Lectures In La Crosse

Captain Roald Amundsen spoke at Germania hall about his Northwest Passage mastery and optimistic plans to reach the North Pole by boat with ships and dogs. He outlined a 1910 expedition starting from San Francisco via Behring Strait and shared details of his prior voyages.

Roald Amundsen Northwest Passage Germania Hall Amudsen Amundsen Pole San Francisco Behring Straits la Crosse Amundsel A. Gundersen

Card of Thanks for Our Beloved Son and Brother

The undersigned express gratitude to friends who helped during illness and death. Special thanks to Rev Gamm and Mrs Theodore Mannstedt and those who sent floral offerings. William Bruhnke and family.

Gamm Theodore Mannstedt WM. Bruhnke

August Wagner Dies at Trempealeau Wisconsin

August Wagner 53 died of tuberculosis of the leg at his sister Mrs. Donald Fiedler’s Trempealeau home on Tuesday February 11. Born November 29 1854 in Dubuque Iowa he lived in Pickwick Minnesota Caledonia Wisconsin and Trempealeau. Survived by father August Wagner Sr brothers Charles Fred George Henry sisters Mrs John Wagner Mrs Otto Beardsley and Mrs Donald Fiedler. Funeral at Congregational church tomorrow at 1 pm with burial in the village cemetery.

Trempealeau Wis Wagner Donald Fiedler Mr. Wagner Dubuque Pickwick Minn Caledonia Wagener August Wagner Charles Fred George Henry John Wagner Otto Beardsley

Chipmunk Ridge Pioneer Fred Schlicht Dies at 74

Fred Schlicht of Chipmunk Ridge died Monday night at age 74 from stomach cancer. A pioneer who lived there forty five years, he leaves a wife and son Paul. Funeral set for 12:30 at home and 1 at church, Hamburg Cemetery interment with Rev Palechek officiating.

Fred Schlicht Chipmunk Ridge Paul Hamburg Palechek Theo. Mannstedt

Maccabees Event prompts social gathering in La Crosse

Local notices show a full slate of social and business activity. Attendees include Charles B. Miller in Chicago and A. Carlton in Milwaukee for Modern Samaritan lodge matters, with other reports of visits from J Fitzgerald Huron and Mr. and Mrs. N Radicher of Coon Valley.

La Crosse Theater Delights with Sybil Sammis Tonight

Tonight at the La Crosse theater Sybil Sammis dramatic soprano will delight music lovers. She is a popular singer with dates booked far ahead and is joined by Mr Bendix and Mr Ganz under the local management. Her program covers operatic selections and lighter pieces, promising rare delight.

la Crosse Theater Sybil Sammis la Crosse Miss Sammis Mr. Bendix Mr. Ganz Sammis

Farrand Dancing Party a Great Success

One of the season’s pleasant functions, the Farrands hosted nearly one hundred guests at the Masonic temple last evening. Palms and greenery adorned the ballroom while pink and white decor graced the supper tables. Guests included Eleanor Marston Louise and Emma Gund Miriam Harrison and Miss West.

Masonic Temple Eleanor Marston Louise Emma Gund Miriam Harrison Miss West Punch Farrand

Pleasant Valentine Social at First M. I. Church

The Pastor's Class of the First M. I. church held a Valentine social in the church parlors last evening with about thirty attendees. Ladies in charge decorated with pretty ideas, followed by refreshments at ten thirty. Hostesses Mesdames Bengeberg Burroughs Baker and Miss Bruce. Mrs. L. W. King chaired the entertainment committee and coordinated games and music for an enjoyable evening.

M. I Mesdames Bengeberg Burroughs Baker

Mrs S J Sherman Dies in Ipswich S D

W B Batchelor of 26 Main Street received a telegram saying Mrs S J Sherman, aunt of his mother and formerly of the city, has died aged over 60 in Ipswich South Dakota. The body will be moved to La Crosse for funeral from Milwaukee depot at noon tomorrow. Her husband 5 J Sherman and daughter Nellie survive. He once ran a Main Street meat market and was a prominent local figure.

W. B. Batcheloor Main Street S. J. Sherman Ipswich S. D la Crosse Milwaukee J. Sherman Nellie Fifth Sixth Mr. Sherman

Open Meeting on February 15 to discuss La Crosse County school

Honorable W S Keppel announces a mass meeting at the courthouse February 15 for all residents. An expert from the Madison superintendent of schools office will attend to deliver a free lecture and share experience on establishing an agricultural and domestic science school.

W. S. Keppel la Crosse County Court House Madison

Woodmen Bay Plans Remodel of Old Church Near Bloomers Mill

A deed records transfer from the Methodist Episcopal church trustees to Camp 8169 M W A for the church property near Bloomers Mill east of town. The old church will be remodeled into a Woodmen Lodge room for Woodmen of the Mormon Coulee.

Register of Deeds Trustees of The Methodist Episcopal Church Bloomers’ Mill

Miss Minnie May Sings Tomorrow at Eng lish Lutheran

The well known soprano Miss Minnie May will sing a solo tomorrow evening at the English Lutheran church during the lecture on the land of the Koran.

Minnie May English Lutheran Church

City News Briefs From The Local Scene

A marriage license was issued to Joseph Przyworski and Miss Anna Kulsynski. A benefit dance by Equitable Fraternal Union is set for Feb 18 in Covenhall for a sick member. Rev D H Rohrabaugh baptized George Sholes’s infant at the parents’ home. mother Agnes Sholes had died five months earlier. Mrs Anna Bolduan of Hokah died after a three week illness. funeral Friday at 9 from Hokah Catholic church. E P Knutesen’s body arrived from Los Angeles. funeral at daughter Mrs H L Colman’s home. interment Oak Grove. State Waterways Commissioner R S Reid left for the south to inspect lower Mississippi and Ohio. will stop at Washington. Sibyl Sammis, dramatic soprano, to perform at La Crosse theater tonight. West Salem Mindoro road progress. first payment made to Louis Miller. completion expected by early April. John W Aller, a Negro vagrant, arraigned and given 40 days in county jail.

Charles B. Miller Chicago George H. Gordon The Maccabees P. Hall George Powell A. Carlton Modern Samaritan Lodge Milwaukee J. Fitzgerald Huron Orlando Holway Herman Tillman California Mexico B. F. Freshwater Delaware Burlington A. T. Clinton John Alex and Son la Crosse Hospital Woodman Hall Kreutz C. T. Thompson Waukesha S. P. Egan Mabel P. J. Spinser Lansing Gateway City F. C. Bassett Cedar Rapids la Crosse Edward Burns Madison 7Hh University W. D. Wossen Moorhead Dr. T. Geulitz Winona Armory Dana Armory Hall Erhart Jacob Braem Alma Collins Melrose C. E. Otney Des Moines Cty H. J. Wein Spring Grove Joseph Przyworski Anna Kulsynski Equitable Fraternal Union Covenhall D. H. Rohrabaugh George Sholes Agnes Sholes Horah Anna Bolduan Charles Olduan Hokah E. P. Knutesen Los Angeles Cal H. L. Colman South Fourteenth Street W. D. Thomas Oak Grove Cemetery R. S. Reid South Mississippi Ohio Washington Sibyl Sammis la Crosse Theater Messrs. Loomis Noelke West Salem-Mindoro Louis Miller John W. Aller Brindley

La Crosse County exhibitors in Wisconsin school scoring event

Five hundred forty five creameries and cheese factories took part in the daily school scoring exhibitions started last May. La Crosse county exhibitors include Theo Helgeson Holmen Conrad Tank West Salem Casper Andereg Casper An deregg Oscar Kramer W C Stieger. Large participation expected next year. entries sought from buttermakers and cheesemakers via Math Michels Madison Wisconsin.

Madison Wis la Crosse County Theo. Helgeson Holmen Conrad Tank West Salem Casper Anderegg la Crosse Oscar Kramer W. C. Stieger Michels

No Services Tonight at First Presbyterian Church

Owing to the death of the Rev. Dr. J. K. Fowler, there will be no church services at the First Presbyterian Church tonight.

J. K. Fowler First Presbyterian Church

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