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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
4
The La Crosse Tribune urges renewed support for the local baseball team during the hiatus until June 16. It praises attendance, notes the mayor attends games, and urges fans to return, predicting a pennant drive while defending city attorney P. W. Mahoney from unfair blame.
The Bergh Piano Co received two more carloads of Kimball pianos yesterday. Combined with this week’s other shipments and their existing stock, the firm now holds one of the largest piano stocks in the state. The rebuilt building spans three lower floors with 10,000 square feet of showroom and storage for pianos and musical instruments.
A new Northwestern Line timetable takes effect Sunday June 4 altering the noon westbound train No 507. The service changes depart times from La Crosse, moving the 12:20 p m departure to 12:15 p m after the change.
Northwestern Line offers Saturday excursion rates to Clear Lake Iowa with return by Monday. Tickets sold through Chicago and Northwestern railway agents. Read the Tribune's north side news for details and updates.
A golden wedding celebration featured a program with a poem, quartette, solos, and a hymn. Mrs. Fuller’s relatives sent regrets from West Allis Wisconsin. O S Sisson of La Crosse gave thanks for gifts and attendance as many friends contributed presents and well wishes.
Chicago open steadies after yesterday's close with hogs and cattle steady to firm. Prices listed for hogs, light to heavy, show narrow ranges while corn oats and wheat futures move within recent bounds across Chicago, Minneapolis and Duluth markets.
Cincinnati, June 1. Judge William McD. Shaw enjoined Covington pool room owners and operators at the Kenton circuit court. The injunction was sought by Kentucky attorney general on grounds that the rooms are a nuisance. An appeal to the court of appeals is likely. Immediate closing may not be required due to Latonia meeting opening soon.
Very low excursion rates to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and other points will be in effect from all stations Mir 23 24 25 20 30 31 and June 1 and 2 with favorable return limits on account of National Council Knights of Columbus in Los Angeles Two fast trains to the Pacific Coast daily The Overland Limited electric lighted throughout less than three days en route Another fast train The California Express with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars For rates tickets apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry
Wanted a girl or young man who can play piano to wait on customers in our small goods department. Call at our store. For sale a secondhand Remington, fine condition, must sell. Address R., Tribune.
Myra McHenry a Carrie Nation follower was fined $100 for contempt by Police Judge Fleming after disturbing a barber shop. Unable to post bond, she was ordered jailed. She taunted the judge as she left, prompting an increased contempt fine to $100.
Norfolk, June 1. Government seacoast telegraph wires report a bottle found on Dam Neck beach near the North Carolina coast. The note says on board schooner Phantom, struck by outgoing steamer Bodeon, all hands at the top, vessel sinking, small boat sent away, signed J. C. A. Jones. Vessel names do not appear in maritime records.
Montrose Colorado June 1 at least five men were killed and two seriously injured when the Gunnison reclamation tunnel collapsed. Twenty one men were rescued, exhausted, after being entombed beneath timbers as water poured in. Rescue teams relayed through a shaft sixty feet deep to reach them.
A train departs Salem at 6 00 a m daily except Sunday and reaches Alton at 10 00 a m and Sioux City at 11 30 a m Returning departs Sioux City at 4 00 p m except Sunday and Alton at 9 25 p m arriving Salem at 9 20 p m The trains run through without change at Alton enhancing service along the Northwestern Line between Salem and Sioux City
Exchange State Bank North La Crosse announces a capital surplus of 25,000 with 3,000 general banking business transactions. Officers listed include J. E. Wheeler president Orlando Holway vice president Joseph P. Gohres cashier Robt. B. Lowry assistant cashier. Directors named J. E. Wheeler Orlando Holway W. B. Tscharner Wm F. Gohres S. J. Waita.
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