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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
2
John Domstrich Jr of St James Street sustained a painful injury blocking cars on the track near the elevators. A wood wedge with two large spikes pierced his forefinger, he bandaged the wound and worked the rest of the day, later being treated by Dr F C Sutter. He is recovering and may resume duties if blood poisoning is avoided.
In La Crosse Mr C A Matthews of 1333 Wood Street was fined for failing to pay dog tax promptly. The case arose after Officer Britton, a night officer, was asleep when Mrs Matthews offered the tax. Despite efforts to pay by check, delays and miscommunications led to the fine and warrant issuance. Also noted are local items: Jerry Jolivette’s return from Wabasha, Rev Henningson at the Scandinavian church, a North La Crosse paper delivery reminder, and Regulators vs La Crescent on Sunday.
Elks in La Crosse will open their club rooms to visiting Elks and friends during upcoming conventions. The decision, made at last night’s meeting, will aid the convention committee and enhance entertainment for city guests.
A forthcoming Bijou program in the northwest promises strong attendance with a full slate of acts. Prof W McGrath will wow crowds as a premier hand balancer, Jennings and Jewel perform German comedy, J R Kerr sings an illustrated song, the Bartletts offer a novel musical act, and Eva Thatcher provides Irish humor. A kinedrome scene titled From Christiania to the North Cape showcases the midnight sun, aiming to attract patrons all week.
Unloading refuse on Main Street led to forced reloads and threats of arrests if the practice continues. Officials also plan to remove several waterbound piles between Pearl and Mount Vernon streets considered unsightly and will proceed with immediate action.
President Roosevelt signaled from the White House to formally open the Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition in Portland Oregon. The ceremony marks a tribute to the memories and achievements associated with the expedition and the region.
A Cargill auto roared down West avenue near Karl Kurtenacker's residence, striking a tied thoroughbred horse that reared and became impaled on an iron post. Bystanders freed the animal and rushed it to Patterson veterinary hospital. owner Karl Kurtenacker vows legal action for damages. The horse, valued at over 200 dollars, may not survive. Auto driven by Austin Cargill. Also notes the opening ceremonies of the Lewis and Clark exposition with Vice President Fairbanks and other dignitaries amid massive crowds.
Ramblers and Combination teams clash on Sunday at West La Crosse diamond near shooting park for a purse of fifteen dollars. Batteries Mosher and Oeltjendier for Combination. Anderson and Fasting for Ramblers. Nort La Crosse to play Sunday at Galesville. Meeting for officers election in bowling alleys at St Paul and Caledonia tonight.
Excursion tickets to the Interscholastic Meet and Declamatory Contest at Madison Wisconsin via the Northwestern Line offered at reduced rates for trains arriving May 26 and by noon May 27, with return by May 29 inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago and Northwestern Ry.
Mr. Andrew Matthews of Wood, with fourteen years as engineer at Wheel & Seeder and Fountain City Drill works, has been hired by Summit Stove foundry as engineer at their north side plant. Matthews brings long experience and thorough competence, chosen from many applicants as the new factory prepares to open, signaling a boost for the north side.
Abe Strauss of Rose street will depart soon for an extended western trip. Miss Matilda Boyer and Alma Larson travel to Sparta for the high school graduation. Dr and Mrs George T Hauser head to Minneapolis for a dental convention. John Brakke of Caledonia street, a local druggist, has returned after a visit in the Twin Cities.
La Crosse keeps the lead in the state league by beating Wausau 7 to 6 yesterday. The close game at Wausau featured a late rally and was decided by La Crosse’s advantage in the final innings. Batteries: Dodge and Dodge, Fay, Lee and O'Brien. Green Bay beat Oshkosh 6 to 3 with two late two base hits. Freeport defeated Beloit 6 to 2 behind solid defense and timely hitting.
Temperance groups in La Crosse County announce a rally and picnic at West Salem on Tuesday June 13. A basket dinner at noon, an afternoon program of music and talks starting at two, with rain plans under cover, and an evening Congregational church meeting at 7:45 with Hon. Oliver Stewart of Chicago as speaker.
Marinette-Fred Rankle an escapee from Marinette county asylum in Rock County has fled. This is his third attempt at liberty with prior trips to Delavan and back. Described as extremely hairy his face reportedly resembles a wild animal. Authorities say he is not dangerous but fear his appearance will frighten the public.
The National Bank of La Crosse lists Loans and discounts of 2,506,506.55 with U.S. bonds totaling 100,060.00 and other bonds at 204,500.00. Banking house valued at 50,000.00 and other real estate at 100.00 bring total assets to 3,080,310.42 as a United States Depositary.
After The Tribune announced the Barnum and Bailey circus will visit La Crosse on July 5, merchants voiced approval of the lower license. While not yet approved by the council, it is expected to pass at the next meeting, allowing the circus to benefit from the reduced rate.
Alder man Harry Palmer, chairman of the committee on wharves, declares cleanup of the river front will proceed even if dumping is permitted hereafter. He states the action is necessary whether the dumped material floats away or not. Last evening Palmer discovered a wagon.
Official publication presents the bank's balance sheet as of May 20 1905 with totals for assets liabilities and equity. J M Holley cashier certifies the totals as true and Henry A Salzer Geo H Ray board directors sign, notarized June 2 1905.
Northwestern Line offers summer excursion fares to Lake Shetek Tracy Minnesota with Friday and Saturday round trips at 7.45 returnable by Tuesday and daily 11.95 returnable within 30 days. Lake Shetek touted for fishing and hunting with prairie chickens snipe ducks geese abundant. Hotels and livery available. Reachable lakes include Current Siegel Fremont Sarah Bear Long Buffalo Iron Beauty Willow Isabella and Clear Lake.
Excursion tickets to Milwaukee Wisconsin were sold June 16 to 22 inclusive with favorable return limits on account of the Biennial Meeting of Modern Woodmen. Apply to agents Chicago and Northwestern Ry.
Oacoma in Lyman county on the Missouri river opposite Chamberlain will be a major trade center after the Chicago Milwaukee and Paul railway extension. A June 1 town lots sale will offer profitable investments as merchants seek prime mercantile sites and excursion dates will be announced.
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