Temple Stock Co Presents Felecia At The Theatre Tonight
The Temple Stock Co presents the four act society drama Felecia tonight at the theatre for ten cents with no reserve charge. Starting tomorrow night the company begins a four weeks summer stock engagement with new bills twice weekly every Sunday and Thursday. On Sunday the four act melodrama My Partner will be shown. Prices for the stock engagement are ten and fifteen cents with ten cents for gallery and fifteen cents for reserved seats.
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Felecia
Pfces
Knights Attend Funeral for Brother A Frederick
Members of the Knights of Pythias are called to assemble at the K of P hall No 109 at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of Brother A Frederick by order of the C C s K L Bach F L Tillman C A Peters
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Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Brother A. Frederick
C, C’s
K. L. Bach
F. L. Tillman
C. A. Peters
La Crosse Groups Oppose City Excursion Plan
City groups warn residents cannot afford trips while La Crosse is crowded with visitors for the street carnival. A proposed July 14 Albert Lea excursion to hear Thomas Lawson, author of Frenzied Finance, is rejected as poor policy.
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la Crosse
Board of Trade, Progressive Association and Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Union
Albert Lea
Minn
Thomas Lawson
Tim Lewis Finest Popcorn on Fourth Street
A visitor praises Tim Lewis of La Crosse for thirteen years selling popcorn at Fourth and Main. The writer and friends call the popcorn excellent with even kernels and note Lewis as a well known local veteran praised for his skill both in business and as a Civil War veteran.
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Fourth
Main Streets
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Tim Lewis
Kincaid and Nevins to Wed in City Ceremony
County Clerk Rawlinson issued a marriage license to Harry Kincaid, local manager for Swift and Company, and Helen A Nevins, a former stenographer with several law offices. The couple plan a wedding in the near future.
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Rawlinson
Harry Kincaid
Helen A. Nevins
Vought-Berger Team Adds Two Players for St Charles Game
The Vought-Berger team signs Rasperson at first base and Jacques as pitcher. The lineup for tomorrow afternoon at St Charles includes J Squires, C B Smith, catchers, Fleece and Jacques as pitchers, Rasperson at first, Bruha shortstop, S Jacques at third, M Frederickson left field, F Berger center, A Sjoholm right, Oscar Lundgren at second.
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Vought-Berger
Rasperson
Jacques
St. Charles
J. Squires
C. B. Smith
Fleece
Bruha
S. Jacques
M. Frederickson
F. Berger
A. Sjoholm
Oscar Lundgren
Empire Saloon Opens In New Empire
J P Cushner longtime salesman buys the Novelty Annex buffet and plans a July 4 reopening as the Empire saloon. The remodeled establishment will be run in a thoroughly first class manner.
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J. P. Cushner
Shoe Prices Rising Due to Leather Costs Warning
Boston reports higher leather prices persist with no near decline, forcing shoe manufacturers to readjust prices while maintaining quality. La Crosse retailers anticipate higher consumer costs as raw materials remain tight and margins shrink.
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Boston
la Crosse
Man Held for Assault in Boarder Dispute
M Hults appeared before Judge Brindley on an assault and battery charge filed by a fellow boarder. A family dispute allegedly drew in two or three outsiders. Hults requested a jury trial and the case was scheduled for Monday at 9 AM. L H Martin of Martin Bros departed east this afternoon to buy goods.
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M. Hults
Brindley
Hults
Opening of Public Baths Delayed by Crib Work
The free public bath was not opened today due to the enormity of placing river cribs. The board of public works will strive to finish so bathers can use it tomorrow, but sinking the cribs and securing iron supporters proved difficult, delaying the opening to early next week.
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Board of Public Works
Peruna
Charles F. Bendsson
Truesdail
Charles Fp, Bendsson
Comrade of General Grant Endorses Peruna for Catarrh
A West Point comrade of General Grant, Col. Benj F Hawkes of Washington D C, lauds Peruna after trial for catarrh. Letters from W G Hunter and Jas T Jakeman praise Peruna as a universal remedy. Testimonials from Louis Byrens and Mrs E Schoncher report lasting improvement. Peruna touted as a non narcotic tonic with permanent effects.
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Col
Benj. F. Hawkes
G Street
S. W
Washington, D.C
General Grant
West Point
Peruna
Wm. G. Hunter
North Carolina
Louis Byrens
Richmond Street
London
Ont
E. Schoncher
S. Olive St
Los Angeles
Cal
Girl's Friendly Society
South Los Angeles Travelers Club
Tam
Man Loses Replevin Suit Over Board at Aunt’s House
Lorenzo Straight visited Nettie Straight in Des Moines from Minnesota and claims his aunt seized his wardrobe for board unpaid. The case went to Justice Hunt's court, Nettie Straight won, and the clothes remain with the defendant. Costs of $5 were added to the plaintiff’s burden.
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Lorenzo Straight
Nettie Straight
South Fourth Street
Lorenzo
Minnesota
Justice Hunt
Staats Regalia Company Formed With $15000 Capital
Articles of incorporation filed yesterday with the Secretary of State Hauser were recorded this morning by the register of deeds. The Staats Regalia company is capitalized at $15000 and authorized to manufacture and sell banners, buttons, badges, robes and other lodge and organization paraphernalia.
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Staats Regalia Company
Hauser
Gasoline Stove Explodes at Kane Street Home
Fire department No 4 was summoned to Pat McGaughren’s residence at 1813 Kane Street last evening around seven. A gasoline stove exploded but the blaze was put out quickly with no injuries and minimal damage.
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Pat McGaughren
Kane Street
Broken machinery closes Trow Mill this morning
The Trow mill shut down for the day when a milling edge saw broke the archer and a spar, cutting production. Roy Bollrud was mentioned in the incident though details are unclear.
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Roy Bollrud
Highest Stack Rising at Wisconsin Lighting Plant
The smoke stack at the Wisconsin Lighting and Power plant nears completion as Reliance Steam Boiler works erects the structure. When finished the Solberg Car will have built one of the tallest stacks in the northwest, planned at 100 feet in height.
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Wisconsin Lighting & Power Plant
Reliance Steam
Solberg
Big Fourth of July Shoe Sale Prompted
North Side notices list a limited time discount on shoes through the Fourth of July. A. O. Morrived of 1202 Caledonia Street appears in the local brief, along with social and church league updates. Hermann Fijelstad returns from Westby and Joseph Sears visits Caledonia home. Mrs. B Valentine and son plan a Portland trip to the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Prairie du Lac News Notes and Visits
James McLindon returns home from Fort Smith Ark where he worked as a locomotive engineer and will stay at Rose street for a time. Mrs M C Bradshaw of Fort Pierre S D visits Mr and Mrs Leaser at 608 Avon Street. Mr and Mrs Daniel Moore depart for Minneapolis for several days with relatives and friends. Miss Marie Gandolph arrives tomorrow from St Louis.
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Prairie du Lac
James McLindon
Fort Smith
Ark
Rose Street
M. C. Bradshaw
Fort Pierre
S. D
Leaser
Avon Street
Daniel Moore
Minneapolis
Marie Gandolph
St. Louis
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