Nasolna Gangs Egs Dead From Cancer At 70 George Street
The death of Mrs. Olina Bangsberg at 70 George Street occurred last evening after several weeks of cancer. Born December 5, 1829, in Norway, she was 77. Survived by Ludwig and John Bangsberg, Christa Engsberg of Virauga, a Minneapolis daughter, and Mrs. Esper Seth of the south side. Funeral plans not final, likely Sunday at the Norwegian Methodist Church on Berlin Street, Rev Thurson officiating, Andrew Sletten in charge, with interment at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olina Bangsberg
George Street
Norway
Ludwig
John
Mill Street
Christa Engsberg
Viraqua
Minneapolis
Esperseth
Clannch
Berlin Street
Thurson
Andrew Sletten
Qk Grove
Pleasant Party Last Evening
Miss Ida Enell hosted a Pleasant Party at Caledon Street with Kee Cetends guests. Attendees enjoyed briday wreaths, ferns, refreshments, music, games, and a peanut prize. Anna Wil won first, Bertha Meyer second, Lizzie Schiffer consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Enell
Caledon Street
Anna Wil
Bertha Meyer
Lizzie Schiffer
M Koch
Knights to Play Tomorrow at League Park
Tomorrow afternoon at the League baseball park the Knights of Pythias from Penmrth and the south side teams collide in a notable game. North side batteries Stresser and Olsen face off against Otto Bossard, with PMam ito Lodge No. 17 boasting several wins and aiming for another. Lineups include Swan, Bosshard, Landgren, Wachs, Thompson, Paulinson, Kurtenacker, Orton, and Rose for the Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penmrth
Olsen
Orton
Otto Bossard
Pmamito Lodge No. 17
Knights of Pythias
Tamoar- Tow
Lodge
Swan
Bosshardec
Tlandgren
Landgren
Wachs
Thompson If
Paulinson
Kurtenacker If
Rose
Clements Photo Studio Promos Half Price Pictures
Go to Clements for all kinds of portraits and photo goods. Cheap prices on cabinet photos, panels, postal cards, and enlarging services. Reception of various subjects, including home decor frames, and viewing of all kinds. Babes smile at Clements Photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
Missouri
Unclear Baseball Lineup Fragment At Substitutions
A fragmented text lists substitutions and players such as Lodge 37 Lowry 3b Maxwell p Strasser c Wartinbee 1b Lawson Early ss Vangham cf Durland Bralk rf with Jojade and others, indicating a baseball lineup or game notes with multiple substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigham
Ay Lodge
Lowry
Maxwell P
Strasser c
Wartinbee
Lawson
Aby Early
Vangham
Durland
Bralk
Jojade
Will Bury Old Resident Here Will Bury Old Resident Here
Messrs. Andrew, Thompson and Mr. Lauman will depart Monday aboard the Burlington for a cross country trip to Norway. They expect a three month absence visiting relatives and old friends and observing events of interest including the coronation. A large group from their native town will accompany them home via the Dakotas where the men have ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew, Thompson
Mr. Lauman
Burlington
Pond
Norway
Dakotas
Brakemen for New Burlington Trains Debut Sunday
Sunday morning the first of the new trains on the Burlington route will make its first run. Several new brakemen have been employed for these runs and will participate in the trial. They are Albert Dorsey, Marty Witts, George Smith, George Waughland, and Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Albert Dorsey
Marty Witts
George Smith
George Waughland
Sand RE
Page
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Events And Movements
Preparatory services are set for North Presbyterian church this evening. Grace Eckert visits Minneapolis for an extended stay with relatives and friends. Street Foreman Andrew Murphy returns to duty with lingering illness. Fred A. Sebula takes a new solicitor post with R C Kuhn and company after selling his sash and door factory. The north side fifth district school grounds will have a small lawn, partly fenced to preserve playground space. M Florence McMahon visits from South Dakota and stays with Mrs. Joan Graham. Mrs. MR French returning to Amboy after a family matter. Mrs. Will Chubb returns from River Falls after visiting. Trying Hiscox and family attend Elmer Tliscax birthday in Chicago. Mrs. Charles Boyer ill. Hans Lee returns home on Caledonia after an extended trip. Sons of Veterans host an ice cream social at Wannebo hall. Mrs F C Lamman and delegates attend Tomah Tabernacle Baptist convention. Oscar Lokken improves at Caledonia. Walter B Wisely visits from St Paul. Adah Streeter home from Soldier's Grave for vacation. Ginsson from Charles Street back from teaching for vacation. Mrs Bangsberg ill on upper George Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Presbyterian Church
Grace Eckert
Avon Street
Minneapolis
Andrew Murphy
Fred A. Sebula
Caledonia and
Gillette Streets
Andrew Penn
R. C. Kuhn and Company
South Side
MR. French
Amboy
Will Chubb
River Falls
Minn
C. Trying Hiscox
Milwaukee Roundhouse
Chicago
Elmer
Tliscax
Irs
Charles Boyer
Caleda Street
Hans Lee
Caledonia Street
Martha Dakota
Sons of Veterans
Wannebo Hall
Clinton and
F.C. Lamman
Sophia Hinds
John
Stimulation Without Irritation Laxative Fruit Syrup Claim
The advertisement promotes Oromo Laxative Fruit Syrup as a pleasant nonirritating laxative that avoids gripping stomach upset and kidney liver or bowel irritation. It argues Pills and Aperients fail for permanent relief by overreacting and not affecting all digestive organs.
Club Women Meet at General Federation Convention
In St Paul on June 1 delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs gathered in the National Guard armory. Mrs Farah Platt Deck presided as delays and greetings marked the opening. Constance Runcie of St Joseph spoke about women’s clubs and the Minerva Society. Canadian delegates sent warm salutations while the National Outdoor Art League urged preservation efforts for Niagara Falls and the Burton bill fight in Congress. The Mothers Congress adopted resolutions seeking Senate action and uniform divorce laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Huard Armory
Farah Platt Deck
Denver
Feleration
Jenny
Runcie
Constance Runcie
St Joseph
Federation
United States
Minerva
New Harmony
Ind
Thanede Baiely
Dominion
Wrycott
Montreal
Flues
Canadia
Srovier
National Outdoor Art League
Agaliak
Espital
America
Mothers” Congress
Inter Sment
Utah
Senate
Humor at Mothers Congress Squelches Compliment
Philadelphia chairwoman cures praise with wit as she praises the president, and Mrs Decker wields a carpenter hammer to call the meeting to order. Laughter greets a quirky moment as members exchange jokes about the federation and its role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sihoity
Philadelphia
Mothers’ Congress
Isudk
Congress Almerdt
Smetthers
Schroff
Russell Dorr
National Federation of Musica Clubs
Ass ‘Kev
Ten Dollars a Car for Shipping Cattle
A Denver based stockman group proposes a Cooperative Live Stock Commission Company to set shipping charges. A. L. Ames is president, with S. H. Adaly and William E. Witches as other officers. Rates cap cattle at 10 dollars per carload and vary for sheep and hogs, with car types and stock handling specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Autrange
Commission Langes
Co-Operative Live Stock Commission
Comprany
A. L. Ames
Bueltehan
L. Presient
Adalley
Dulta
Colo
Calonel Willian E. Witches
Press
T. AW. Tetilinson
Auto Saves a Human Life
A hotel guest at the Tremont ingested a corrosive substance by mistake. Doctors feared death until Dr. Houser arrived and quickly treated him, saving the man's life. The incident involved a dangerous chemical and a rapid medical response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walash
Tod
Walsh
Columbus
Whatual Patson
Tremont Hotel
Ilitt
Dr. Houser
Hitt
Excursion to Spring Valley Picnic by Modern Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen of America picnic is set for Spring Valley Minnesota on Tuesday June 5th. The C M and St Paul Railway will operate a special train from La Crosse at 7 00 a m. Returning depart Spring Valley at sopom. Round trip fare is 1 60 dollars. Tickets valid only on the special train. Rev W B Lehlein of the German Methodist church will depart tomorrow for Charles City Iowa to attend the commencement as a delegate from this city to the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of América
Spring Valley
Minn
C. M. & Sr PL Ry
la Crosse
Sopom
W. PB. Lehlein
M. E. Church
Charles City
For Sale Items and Help Wanted Notices
Multiple small advertisements offer sale and services. Listings include livestock such as chickens and poultry stock, groceries and confections, two electric motors, furniture, a millinery department position, and various job and rental notices. A legal summons concerns property sale and debt settlement, with dates and local addresses cited.
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Knights
Clenents
NEW Burlington Trains
North Side Briefs
Orino
Foley & CO
Oo. T. Erhart
Wwe
Ravel
Humor OF
Hoeschlers
Tribune
Tito
Fourteenth Street
Maison
Frank G. Roth
Staek
South Fourth Street
Wood Street
Vine Street
Hark
Jno
Grind Bre
Eagle Motel
Er Hous
Meep
Salm
Mer
Weite
Molex Barber College
Chisade
Peter J. Jur
Coon Valley
Wis
RFD
J. Gund Bre. Co. Bottling Dept
WANTI
Porter
Oileys
Sh Tiras
Bri Financial
Bae
AONEY
Stevens
Main Street
Terattes Planve
Bomés
Anity
la Cros Monreson & Soan&o
Stafre
South Tifth Street
North Third Street
Cenia St
Reinge
Incsted
Sevouth Tenth Street
Ga Division Street
Rose Street
South Thirel
RIENT
Wells E. Bennett
Hbataviso
Justice Court
C. W. Hunt
Joadement
Yruk
Matt Wiltinger
Plains
Thomas Morris
Fred dl
Morris & Hartwell
Linker Bloch
Gateway City
Wia
CoronicHts
Muni & Go
Scientific American
Uy All Newaceaior
Muni & Co
New York
Washington
D.C
J. EB. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos
P. Gohres
Robt
B. Lowry
J. I. Wheeler
Tacharuer
F. Gohren
J. Waite
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST
Milwaukee
Dubuque Rock
Omaha
West
Southern Minnesota
Wba
Burlington & Quincy
Green Bay & Western
Lia Creme
Arcadia
Stair Independence
Whitehall
Merrillan
Grand Rapids
Stevens Point
New London
Green Bay
Kewaunee
Pebeb Peatg
Dany
ASI A.m. Ladone
Winona, St. Paul Minneapolis
Prairie Gu Chien
Dubuque
St. Louis
Winana
Alma
Cott
Minneapolia
Dalath
Win
Chicago & Northwestern
Mallison
East, Duluth and Superior
Trempealeau
Galesville
Winona
Owatonna
Wert
Stoddard
Ebu
Green Bay & Western Railroad
Winona la Crosse
Polite
A. A. Lordan
Mgr Ge Green
Boston _ Philadelphia
Buffalo
Detroit
Toledo
Lake Michigan
Winter
Ww. Co
la Crease ‘Tribune
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