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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
7
Louis Gilbertson, the bankrupt shoe man, has for the third time been ordered to appear before Judge Prentiss. An order served on Gilbertson compels him to show why he should not turn over $11,000 to Trustee Van Auken, funds alleged to be taken in for sales and unaccounted for in the assets schedule.
Joseph Beh of Mormon Coulee died last night at the age of 83. He leaves one son. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from the residence. Interment will be in Mormon Coulee cemetery with Rev. H. Andreas officiating and Mrs. Theo. Mannstedt in charge.
The trotting mare Dollie Grey owned by Dr. Cohen died yesterday from lockjaw. Cohen valued the horse at two hundred dollars.
The funeral of Julius Schlutter was held yesterday afternoon with a large concourse of sorrowing friends. Seventy carriages joined the procession. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery, with Mrs. Theo Mannstedt in charge.
Contributions for Milwaukee lodge celebrations included a live eagle donated by Henry Kroner of La Crosse. The bird, a ten foot span, is described as the hard headed species.
The 2 year old child of Max Marzowka of Sigel died from poisoning after accessing butter coloring while parents worked in the fields. The label claimed nonpoisonous and a physician found sufficient acid to burn a hole through the stomach.
A 3 year old Durham bull named Mike wounded butcher Solterman in Worden Illinois after killing a horse and besieging the Blume family's home. Solterman rode to kill the animal but was injured with a broken ankle and dislocated knee. Gus Albright hid in a tree for three hours as the bull loomed near the Blume residence before the bull was shot dead.
Excursion tickets to Roanoke Virginia via the North Western line offered August 11 to 13 with favorable return limits. Tickets sold on account of the annual convention of the National Firemen's Association. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
A list from Wit Ware La Crosse Wholesale covers Old Chickens and Spring Chickens with prices, Turkeys Ducks Geese Pigeons Butter and Eggs fruits including Lemons Bananas Oranges Peaches and Blueberries plus grains and milled products. It also details proposed sewer pipe projects on Kane Logan Avon Caledonia Ninth Fourth King Sixth Tenth and other streets with public notices inviting objections and improvements from real estate owners.
A mixed listing shows groceries with prices for eggs, fruits, berries, vegetables, and fish, followed by a formal notice from La Crosse’s Board of Public Works about street sewer works on Pine Charles Wood and Logan streets and bids for coal supplies for the pumping station city hall and fire stations with bond and performance conditions due by August 4 1906.
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