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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
21
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is promoted as a non g ri p ing laxative that ple ases the stomach liver and bowels. It claims to cure chronic constipation by stimulating all digestive organs and improving complexion while avoiding irritation to kidneys and liver.
The widow of the George Street tailor dies after weeks of cancer at about 10 pm. Born December 8, 1820 in Norway, she was 77. Survived by Ludwig and John Bangsberg, Christa Engsberg of Viroqua, a daughter in Minneapolis, and Mrs. Seth of the south side. Funeral likely Sunday at the Norwegian Methodist Church on Berlin Street with Rev FE Hanson officiating and Andrew Sletten in charge, Oak Grove interment.
Miss Ida Koch hosted a large group of friends for a Pleasant Party at her home on Caledonia Street. The event featured briday wreaths, ferns, dainty refreshments, and music with games. The head prize in a peanut game went to Miss Anna Will, second to Miss Bertha Meyer, and consolation to Miss Lizzie Schiffer.
North side Maxwell and Stuesser will face Olson Orton and Otto Bossard for Knights of Pythias at League park tomorrow afternoon. Hamilton Lodge No.57 boasts two prior wins and aims to add a third as the North side lineup includes Swans Bosshardt Lundgren A Lundgren Wachs Thompson Paulinson Kurtenacker Orton Rose plus leading players.
Go to Clements for all kinds of pictures. They offer cabinet photos, oval panels, and large photo panels at discounted prices. Postal cards, photo buttons, and copying enlarging services are available with half price on enlarging. They advertise group photos, babe portraits, and quick day and night service to beautify homes.
The roster shows Bigham and subs for Lodge 57 with Lowry at 3b, Maxwell on the mound, Strasser catching, Wartinbee at 1b, Lawson at 2b, Early at short, Vaugham in center, Durland in right field, Brakk in left, Jojade as substitute.
Messrs. Andrew Thompson and M. Lauman depart Monday on the Burlington for a three month tour across the country and to Norway. They will visit relatives and friends and attend notable events including the coronation. A large party from their native town will accompany them home to the Dakotas where the men own land.
Sunday morning the first of the new trains on the Burlington route will run for the first time. Several new brakemen have been employed for these runs including Albert Dorsey Harry Witts George Smith George Haughland and R. E. Page.
Preparatory services planned at North Presbyterian Church this evening. Grace Eckert visits Minneapolis for an extended stay with relatives and friends. Street Foreman Andrew Murphy returns to work with difficulty after a lengthy illness. Fred A. Schulz, former sash and door factory proprietor, takes a solicitor post with R. C. Kuhn and company on the south side. Fifth district school adds a small lawn on grounds, fenced to protect playground. Florence McMahon from South Dakota visiting Mrs. John Graham. Mrs. H. R. French returns home from Amboy after attending to her father’s illness. Mrs. Will Chubb back from River Falls after a stay. C. Irving Hiscox, Milwaukee round house clerk, visits Chicago with wife and daughter for son Elmer FE Hiscox’s birthday. Mrs. Charles Boyer ill at 816 Caledonia. Hans Lee returns home from extended stay in North Dakota. Sons of Veterans ice cream social planned at Wannebo hall. Mrs. F. C. Lamman and others to Tomah convention of Tabernacle Baptist church as North Side delegates. Oscar Lokken improving gradually. Walter B. Wisely of St. Paul visiting city. Miss Adah Streeter home from Soldier’s Grove for vacation. Giasson of Charles street home from teaching for vacation. Mrs. Bangsberg ill on upper George Street.
St Paul June 1. Thousands of delegates gathered for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention at the National Guard armory. Mrs Sarah Platt Decker presided as credentials delayed opening. Mrs Constance Runcie of St Joseph spoke on early club formation. Greetings from Montreal and the National Outdoor Art League highlighted civic work and Niagara preservation. The Mothers Congress urged Smoot's expulsion and uniform divorce laws.
Mrs. Schoff of Philadelphia notes the Mothers Congress faces heavy work aiding poorly situated children and enlisting mothers beyond clubs. Mrs. Decker, chair, wields a hammer to order the meeting while jokes about a silver dollar and drumstick echo through the hall.
Stockmen in Denver form the Co-Operative Live Stock Commission Company to establish commission houses at live stock centers. A. L. Ames is president with J. H. Stalley as vice president, William B. Hughes as treasurer, and T. W. Tomlinson as secretary. Cattle charges set at 10 per carload, hogs 6 per single deck, 10 per double deck, sheep and goats 6 per single car, 10 per double deck, stock hauled 5 cents per head.
In Wabash Indiana on June 1 a traveling salesman from Columbus Ohio named D C Hitt nearly died after ingesting corrosive sublimate by mistake. A physician drifted into the Tremont hotel era and used an auto to summon help. Dr Houser arrived just in time to treat the poisoning and save Hitt's life.
The C M and St Paul Railway runs a special train from La Crosse at 7:00 a m to Spring Valley Minnesota for the Modern Woodmen of America picnic on Tuesday June 5 returning from Spring Valley at 6 40 p m Round trip fare is 1 60 tickets valid only on the special train
Rev W P Schlein of the German M E church will depart tomorrow for Charles City Iowa to attend the commencement exercises as a city delegate to the conference representing his church and town.
For sale house for removal east front lot on Fourteenth street near Madison 650 dollars. Pen of Fischels white rock chickens eggs for hatching five cents each. S C B Leghorns Barred and White Rocks White Weyandottes best stock big birds. Frank G Roth Fourth and Pearl. WANTED At the Cafe second cook and short order cook. WANTED Girl Apply at Eagle Hotel Good wages. WANTED Girls at the American House. WANTED Men to learn barber trade. We prepare you for positions 12 to 29 weekly. Busy season now. Positions waiting can nearly earn expenses before finishing. Write for catalogue Moler Barber College Chicago MI. WANTED Farm hand Address Peter J Eggler Coon Valley Wis RB Fy Do No WANTED Boys at the J Gund Brg Co Bottling Dept. WANTED Porter at Bodega Married man preferred.
A local lender advertises short term loans secured by valuables including diamonds and watches. Contact Stevens at 510 Mais Street for details and terms.
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County issues a garnishee summons against F Warmner to satisfy a $15.00 debt owed to Matt Wittinger. The defendant must appear before Justice C W Hunt at his La Crosse office on June 22, 1906 at 2 PM or judgment will be entered and property sold to pay the debt.
Daily timetable notes indicate service every day with exceptions on Sundays and Saturdays. The entry lists trains operating daily and those excluded on Sundays or Saturdays, outlining variations in schedule for weekday and weekend service.
Daily and Sunday service references indicate schedules and exceptions. The note lists a daily schedule with a separate reference for Sunday operations and identifies a set of operating patterns for the railroad line.
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