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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

10

Hatfield Becomes Summer Resort Rail Stop on Green Bay Line

The Green Bay and Western changes its summer schedule making Hatfield Wisconsin the rail terminal. Train 5 departs Hatfield early morning and connects at Marshland for La Crosse train 35 arriving 11 50 AM. Train 36 departs 4 50 PM and links with train 6 reaching Hatfield at 8 55 PM. The change aims to boost Hatfield as a northwest camping and pleasure destination.

Green Bay & Western Hatfield Wisconsin Lake Arbutus Green Fay Hatfiell Merrillan Marshland la Crosse

Pettibone Park Docks Ready For Summer Use

The motor boat club landing docks on Pettibone park shore will be moved back into place within a day or two for the summer. One dock wintered in Black River, the other in the Mississippi below Division street. They return to last year positions, one above the dams near the pavilion, the other at the island head.

Motor Boat Club Mississippi Pettibone Park Black River Division Street

Minnesota mob foiled as Junkin sentenced to hang

John Junkin, the Ottumwa murder suspect, was condemned to death by the jury after four hours of deliberation. Guards hurried him to a penitentiary train amid a 500 strong mob. police repelled proffers to seize him as the crowd shouted for his death.

Centerville Iowa John Junkin Clara Rosen Ottumwa Fort Madison Logan Junkin

Wisconsin Man Breaks Multiple Limbs In Months

Robert Franz, a Wisconsin waiter at Weber and Stuber's, suffered a broken right leg after a wagon fall while moving his family. He already had one arm in a sling and the other arm healing, marking his third limb injury in six months after earlier slips on ice and a toothpick incident at the same restaurant.

Milwaukee Wis Robert Franz Weber & Stuber’s Franz Buffum Street Murray Avenue

Lame Shoulder Quickly Healed by Liniment

A claim that a lame shoulder is caused by rheumatic muscle pain yields to the free application of Chamberlains Liniment. The liniment is described as prompt, effective, and agreeable to use.

Chamberlain

Elks Plan Launch Ride Ball Game and Banquet in Portage

Five hundred lodge representatives attended a Portage Wisconsin banquet at the Armory for visiting Elks. A second banquet was held for visiting ladies by Portage lodge members. Officers' election is set for Thursday. A launch ride and a baseball game are on Thursday's program.

Portage Wis Armory Elks Portage Lodge

Dr W W Mayo Celebrates Ninety Years In Rochester

Rochester Minnesota June 3 Dr W W Mayo father of renowned surgeons Dr Wm J Mayo and Dr Chas H Mayo marked his ninetieth birthday yesterday. The celebrated physician remains active in civic affairs and recently celebrated ages four score and ten by buying an automobile.

Rochester Minn W. W. Mayo Wm. J Chas. H. Mayo Nintieth

Bright's disease warning and remedy claim

A health warning urges citizens away from neglecting kidney and bladder symptoms and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a quick cure, attributed to O. T. Erhart.

Bright Foley O. T. Erhart

Flood Losses Rise After Black Hills Deluge

Deadwood reports telegraphic communication restored. Flood losses in the Black Hills estimated at $500,000 with heavy damage to the Northwestern and Burlington lines. Mails by team for days. Spearfish damages around $20,000 as fourteen inches of rain since Sunday night break records. many mines suspended.

Deadwood S. D Black Hills Northwestin Burlington Spearfish

Old Crystal Falls Resident Dies After Short Illness

Mrs. H. O. Kaase, 91, longtime Crystal Falls resident dating to 60 years in the community, died Thursday evening May 28 following a brief illness. Born in 1828 in Tron Norway she emigrated with her husband and leaves two sons. Funeral services were held at the Norwegian Lutheran church with interment in the Lutheran cemetery.

Crystal Falls Minn H. O. Kaaase Kaase Tron Norway

Indictments Against Marinette County Officials

Warrants were served in Marinette on June 3 against Supervisor William Faiver former assemblyman and Emmet Butts constable of Ambert township. Indictments by the grand jury cover official affairs in Stephenson township. A warrant was issued for an implement dealer the case involving alleged bribery offers to Grover town officials over road machinery purchases. Names in the last case could not be obtained.

Marinette Wis William Faiver Stephenson Marinette County Stephenson Township Emmet Butts Ambert Township Grover

Janesville Man Takes His Own Life

Janesville Wisconsin June 3 Colin C. MacLean a prominent manufacturer fire and police commissioner and longtime Democrat in the city was found to have taken his own life leaving a note. He was well known in golf circles and among state business and civic leaders.

Janesville Janesville, Wis Colin C. MacLean The Fire and Police Commission

Man Found Dead in Office Gas Jet Incident

A man was found dead in his office with the chair tipped and a gas jet open. The incident left a wife and four children, with authorities noting asphyxiation as the likely cause.

MacLean Asphi

Milwaukee Citizens Urge Probe Into Water Rates

Citizens file charges with the road commission over Milwaukee water pricing. A notice from Attorney Kelly states the commission will investigate after ten days.

Milwaukee Wis Ium Road Commission Citize

Foley's Honey Ant Cures Persistent Coughs

O. T Erhart notes that lingering colds on weaker constitutions can develop into consumption and warns that delays may worsen lung symptoms. The ad promotes Foley's Honey Ant as a remedy for persistent coughs.

O. T Erhart

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