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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1905

Page

2

Atlantic to London on Decoration Day Race Claim

Captain Charlie Barr urged the Atlantic toward London promising arrival by Decoration Day as the racing yachts split from the starting day. The Atlantic led by Alisa faded into fog with the tug Mutual dropping the last yachts amid fog and distant cheers. In Wisconsin West La Crosse the shooting park hosts visitors tomorrow with high water and good fishing. The Combination and Ramblers play baseball for a $15 purse with Attorney Wolfe to speak among other events.

New York Charlie” Barr Atlantic Mutual London Sea West la Crosse Ramblers Wolfe

North Side Ball Team Elects New Officers

North La Crosse baseball team elected officers for the season at a meeting last evening. William Dwyer is President and Sidney Jacques is Captain. The roster lists Hayes, Brakke, Rasperson, Schulze, Squires, Long, Nagle, Carey, McLindon, and Carroll among others. Plans include fundraising for new suits as the north side aims to improve to league level.

North la North Side Jame Squires Jacques Long Nagle R. Rasperson John Hayes Adolph Carey Long Jacques Bernard McLindon A. R. Schulze Ole Carroll Carroll McLindon Alexander Black C. L. Lien Pharmacy Reedsburg

Covey Injured in Runaway Accident at Mondovi Wis

Mrs. Sylvester Covey of 1000 Berlin Street learned yesterday that her husband was injured in a runaway at Mondovi Wisconsin. He reportedly fractured a leg and sustained several bruises. His son Bert, of the C B and Q offices, left for Mondovi yesterday as Mrs. Covey went there last evening.

Sylvester Covey Berlin Street Mondovi Wis Bert Covey

Gateway City Guards Picnic Planned for July Fourth

Members of the Gateway City Guards are arranging a picnic likely to be held on July Fourth with details to follow.

Gateway City Gateway City Guards

Picnic location discussion for city and Onalaska

A meeting will be held Tuesday evening to discuss the picnic site between this city and Onalaska in the old picnic Grove or at Eagle bluff. If held at Eagle bluff the steamer Columbia will probably be secured to carry the crowds.

Onalaska Eagle Bluff Columbia

Barber John Soffa Recovers After Hospital Operation

John Soffa who recently opened a barber shop at 618 Mil street had an operation at St. Francis hospital a few days ago. He is getting along nicely and will likely attend to his duties again in a few days.

John Soffa Mil Street St. Francis Hospital

Farewell Reception for Mrs Frank Witney

The Mystic Workers of the World held a farewell reception for Mrs. Frank Witney in Fjelstad hall at Cale donia and St. Paul streets. Refreshments were served and Mrs Whitney received several useful presents. She departed last evening for St Paul where her daughter Miss Fern Whitney resides.

Mystic Workers of the World Frank Witney Fjelstad Hall Caledonia and St. Paul Streets Whitney St. Paul Miss Fern Whitney

Street car collision injures farmer near Mill Street

John Fleginer a farmer from St Josephs Ridge narrowly escaped a fatal accident yesterday afternoon on lower Mill street when his wagon blocked a street car track. The wagon was demolished and Fleginer badly bruised while the horses suffered minor injuries in the collision with the north side street car.

John Flenginer St. Joseph’s Ridge Lower Mill Street Fleginer

North Side Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Accidents

Henry Larson and Henry Gohres returned from Melrose with a fine string of trout. C Hegge of Caledonia Street heads to Minot North Dakota for the summer with relatives. Miss Mary Keaveny visits Portage Milwaukee and is en route to Morton Minnesota to her cousin Mary A Keaveny. W J McGaudren, Grand Crossing switching foreman, bruised finger in a car incident and expects to resume work soon. Catholic Order of Foresters ladies plan a supper Thursday night at the K P hall 715 Rose Street.

Henry Larson Henry Gohres Melrose Mr. Gohres C. Hegge Caledonia Street Minot N. D Mary Keaveny Portage Milwaukee Mary A. Keaveny St. Andrew Street Morton Minn W. J. McGaudren Grand Crossing Catholic Order of Foresters K. of P. Hall Rose Street

D A R OF ILLINOIS IN SESSION AT MONMOUTH

The ninth annual Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution conference met in Monmouth on June 3 for a two day session. Vice President General Meischas Deere of Moline attended with President McMichael of Monmouth College welcoming the delegates. Mrs Fessen den of Chicago state regent delivered remarks and reports indicated excellent organization. Mrs M T Scott of Bloomington gave an address. Professor Blair of Chicago University showed stereopticon views of Fort Massaic near Metropolis. A grand reception was held for delegates that night.

Monmouth Lil Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution Illinois National Association Meischas Deere Moline McMichael Monmouth College Fessenden Chicago M. T. Scott Bloomington Blair Chicago University Old Fort Massaic Metropolis

Excursion Tickets For National Baptist Anniversary Norwegian Celebration

The C M and St Paul Railway offers low fare excursion tickets for the National Baptist Anniversary in St Louis May 16 to 29, the Norwegian Celebration in Minneapolis May 16 and 17, and the General Assembly of Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Fresno May 18 to 26. Call at the ticket office for sale dates rates and limits.

C. M St. P. Ry National Baptist St. Louis Minneapolis General Assembly of Cumberlad Presbyterian Church Fresno California

President Urges Russia To Seek Peace With Japan

At the White House President informs Count Cassini that prolonging the war harms Russia. He argues peace should come soon to avoid harsher terms, noting Japan’s gains and potential difficulties in a continued conflict. The talk, described as informal, signals hope for an early negotiated settlement.

Washington Far East White House Count Cassini Russia Japan Tsarskoe Selo Nicholas Cassini Korean Straits St. Petersburg China Port Arthur

Praises of Peruna From Notable Women

Miss Clara Case of Washington D C reports complete cure of catarrh after using Peruna as directed. Mary Bennett of Chicago says cold improved in a week and overall vigor returned. Gertrude Linford of Buffalo claims kidney catarrh and swelling resolved, endorsing Peruna strongly.

Clara Case 9Th Street N. W Washington, D. C Peruna Mary Bennett Gertrude Linford

Miss Nalley Story Short Sax Interesting to Every Woman

Addie Nalley of 137 D Street recounts four years of coughing and catarrh relief after using Peruna. Three bottles restored appetite and strength, prompting gratitude for health. A $10,000 deposit in Market Exchange Bank, Columbus, Ohio, guarantees the testimonials’ authenticity.

Miss Nalley Addie Nalley D Street Washington, D. C Peruna Market Exchange Bank Columbus Ohio

TWO MORE SEALS IN THE WABASH RIVER

Mount Vernon Indiana June 3 Two seals have been seen in the lower Wabash river This is the second sighting this year They were also seen earlier in winter near Frutegeat s ferry The seals hide by day move at night and early morning Farmers want them left alone They are shy and vanish when approached The origin of the seals remains a mystery Dr Will Powell diseases of women

Mount Vernon Ind Wabash River Frutegeat’s Ferry

Do not delay use Peruna for catarrh now

If you suffer from catarrh in any form, do not delay. Take Peruna at once. Delays are dangerous.

Half Rates to Annual Meeting German Baptist Brethren

Via the Northwestern Line excursion tickets at one fare round trip May 31 to June 2 inclusive with favorable return limits. Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry.

German Baptist Brethren Bristol Tennessee Northwestern Chicago & Northwestern Ry

Tribune claims bold truth in La Crosse journalism

The Tribune presents itself as the sole La Crosse paper willing to tell the truth. It positions its reporting as fearless and investigative, aiming to stand out among local outlets for candid coverage of politics, business and community events.

the Tribune la Crosse

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