Woodmen of World Elects Riverside Camp Officers
Riverside Camp No. 125 and Rose Grove Circle No. 4 held a joint election Tuesday evening naming Council Commander William Kennedy and advisor John Winger along with clerk Elmer Yehle and other posts including Gawker Fred Jeska Escort H Hansen Watchman J Singer Sentry John Harnish and Manager William Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Woodmen of the World
Rose Grove Circle No
William Kennedy
John Winger
Gawker
Fred Jeska
Elmer Yehle
H. Hansen
J. H. Singer
John Harnish
William Downs
Surprise party honors Otto Schwartz at Haefner home
Otto Schwartz was surprised at the home of Miss Louise Haefner 314 Mill Street for his birthday anniversary. Guests included Nellie Oehler Amelia Brinkman Dora Schwartz Louise and Friedt Haefner Otto Hiller Marty Groth and Otto Schwartz with games and amusements.
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Otto Schwartz
Louise Haefner
Mill Street
Nellie Oehler
Amelia Brinkman
Dora Schwartz
Louise
Friedt Haefner
Otto Hiller
Marty Groth
Fashion Motto on Decade Style Lessons
A remark on attire suggesting that clothing cannot reveal true character of a man or a woman. Swallowtail coats and decollete gowns symbolize outer display versus inner virtue and social norms of dress.
North Side seeks dam repairs and new high school talk
North La Crosse residents discuss Hammond Chute dam repairs to stop Black River water loss and preserve pumps at the North side power house. A North side high school proposal gains support. a committee is formed to present views to the board of education. Banquet plans set for Feb 17 at Tabernacle Baptist Church with Mayor Anderson and others as speakers.
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D. G. McMillan
North Side Progressive League
Hammond Chute
Black River
Mississippi
la Crosse
McMillan
North Side
Hammond Chute Dam
Hatfield Dam
New High School
Herman Singer, Jr
North la Crosse
Onalaska
C. L. Lien
John Arenz
Lien
League
Board of Education
Council
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Baptist
Judge Brindley
Mayor Anderson
A. Murphy
T. H. Miter
A. Gibson
Pocketbook Nipped From Bar wallet Missing Cash
Saloonist Hans Skundberg reports his pocketbook stolen from the bar at 515 Hagar Street. A wallet containing 175 dollars in cash and a six dollar Arctic Ice and Fuel Company check made to Fred O Nil disappeared while he exchanged bills for silver. Police caution secrecy to avoid tipping off the thief.
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Hans Skundberg
Hagar Street
Arctic Ice and Fuel Company
Fred O'Neil
Skundberg
Cure for Cough or Cold with Pine Compound Whiskey
A vintage formula claims to cure any curable cough or break a cold in 24 hours. Mix two ounces glycerine with one half ounce concentrated pine compound and a half pint whiskey, shake well and dose every four hours. Obtain only Concentrated pine from drugstores in half ounce bottles sealed to preserve strength.
North Side in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Miss Bessie Iversen returns from Prairie du Chien sanitarium to her parents at 913 Avon street. Mrs. O P Blanchard improves at home on Caledonia street. Mike Steiner of Tomah visits north side for a few days. A V B Dancing club hosts a mask ball at Rose street Union hall with Chicago Eagle Italian Harp orchestra. streetcars run to W B musk hall Friday Jan 15. Charles Hickey slips on porch steps, spraining ankle. Donald Carlton heads to Grand Rapids for a short visit. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Frank Pierce’s on George street Friday afternoon. Joseph Boyle bruises face while skating on ice yesterday. Jessie Zez of Osawa visits W Boyle on George street. Annie Block of Midway visits sister Mrs J W Larsen on Wood street. C Hydg recovers from illness to be about again.
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Chicago Harp Orchestra
Bessie Iversen
Prairie du Chien Sanitarium
N. Iversen
Avon Street
V. B. Mask Hall
O. P. Blanchard
Caledonia Street
Mike Steiner
Tomah
Vote-Berger Dancing Club
Rose Street Union
Chicago Eagle Italian Harp Orchestra
W. B. Musk Hall
Charles Hickey
Donald Carlton
Grand Rapids
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Frank Pierce
George Street
Joseph Boyle
William Boyle
Jessie Zez
Osawa
Wis
W. Boyle
Annie .Block
Midway
J. W. Larsen
Woodstreet
C. Hydg
Tillman fight to expose Harriman timber lands
Washington dispatch reports a clash over Harriman railroad timber holdings in Oregon valued at more than 400 million dollars. The case questions lawfully required sale to individuals at 2.50 per acre and whether the Southern Pacific disposed of land to big firms in defiance of the grant terms.
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John J. Hannan
Washington, D. C
Hale
Tillman
Harriman Road
Oregon
Bonaparte
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Wisconsin
Barriman
Atorney
It Does Not Take Long to Tell Them What We Think
A terse remark notes how quickly some individuals receive blunt opinions. The line reflects social impatience and public critique in everyday conversations.
Orphans Sign Recruits Ahead of Drafts Amid Trade Rush
Capt Bond of the Orphans continues to accept tryouts as new recruits join for next season. Walter Jansen of Minneapolis is signed by President Rooney for a spring tryout. Jansep praised as a fast sariker and infielder joins, while no draft announcements yet. drafts may arrive later, prompting active signing to offset losses. Rooney Elliott and Hawley head to Milwaukee for league meetings with high trading expectations and La Crosse players possibly moving.
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Capt. Bond
Walter Jansen
Minneapolis
Rooney
Jansep
National Commission
John Elliott
Pink Hawley
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Poison Mystery Kills Faribault Man I. K. Bruckman
In Faribault Minnesota on January 14 poisoning is indicated in the death of I K Bruckman a prominent young business man. A coroner and physician performed an autopsy and found carbolic acid in the stomach. An inquest is likely to be held.
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Faribault, Minn
I. K. Bruckman
Booker Named Republican Vice Chairman at Augusta
Augusta reports confirm Tafts choice Charles W. Booker of Connecticut for vice chairman of the Republican National Committee. Frank Hitchcock and John Hayes Hammond also announced as options, with Booker winning. Hayward of Nebraska was dropped as a candidate. Mrs Taft to visit Yale son before Panama trip. In life you cannot replicate thwarting the villain as in plays.
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Augusta
Taft
Vicechairman
Republican National Committee
Chas. W. Booker
Connecticut
Frank H. Hitchcock
John Hayes Hammond
Booker
Wm. G. Hayward
Nebraska
W. H. Taft
Yale
Panama
Bill to reimburse sub-treasuries for theft losses considered
A bill to reimburse the United States sub-treasuries at St. Louis and Chicago for losses from theft was taken up by the house committee on farms. The St. Louis theft totaled 61500 dollars and the Chicago loss is listed as 000. The measure is expected to be favorably reported. The text also notes that most women feel they would rather die than have gray hair.
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Washington, D. C
United States Sub-Treasury
St. Louis
Chicago
House
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A. J. Eberbart
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Lacrosse Tribune
R. P. Stanton
C. F. Echweigert
HORTA
Light Company
North Side High School
Sundberg
Summit Flyers
CUBS
Midnight Sun
Carl Freng
Otto Lee
J. Gilberg
Geo Brown
Srr Cubs
F. Zoeller
H. Wittenberg
H. Holberg
M. Thompson
W. L. Pet
North Stars
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Washburn- Crrossy Co
ORG
WM. Doerflinger CO
Mandy Bawn
Burton Nixon
North Brothers
la Crosse Theatre
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Missouri
S.J. de Ranitz & Company
Main Street
City News Depot
Reitzel
Karl G. Kurtenacker
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