Trempealeau Beats Galesville In Town Baseball Tilt
Trempealeau High School defeated Galesville 8 to 6 on the local diamond Friday afternoon in Trempealeau Wisconsin. The item lists local residents, travelers, and society events including launches between Trempealeau and La Moille, a Winona caller, and various visits to and from neighboring towns. It notes school activities, church events, and community notices with multiple names and places throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealeau
Wis
Trempealeau High Schol
Galesville High School
Bear Axoricide death by own action
NEW YORK June 3 Bob a black bear strangled two mates because they cast eyes at polar bears nearby Yesterday he jumped to his death Head Keeper Bill swears it was death by own action remorse Pup Saves Family SOUTHINGTON Conn Happy a mongrel pup saved the family of Robert Graham by wriggling through the screen door and pulling at the bed clothes when fire broke out
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob
Bill
Pup
Southington
Conn
Robert Graham
Long Island City
Zangwill
Beecher
Israel Zangwill
Henry Ward Beecher
London
Busy week at Alaska county school with commencements
Alaska Wisconsin June 3 The agricultural school at Alaska hosts a busy week. Students enjoy an island picnic. Class day exercises Thursday at the auditorium and the class play Back to the Farm at Crystal theater Thursday evening. The fourth annual commencement is Friday at 2 pm. Program includes Salutatory, poems, addresses, and diploma presentation by J L Pettingill. Onalaska wins two games as season continues with wins over La Crosse Clothing Co. and Melrose. Gould out with arm fracture. Various local residents return or depart for visits. City schools close for summer. staff lists announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theater
Onalaska
la Crosse Clothing Company
Melrose
F. Christopherson
la Crosse
Gould
Caroline Lewis
Madison
Jessie Turner
la Valle
Wis
A. O. Olson
St. Paul
C. E. Aiken
Janesville
T. G. Aiken
Frank Blackwell
Taylor
B. F. Collins
Ernest Struck
Reedsburg
C. T. Beers
Maiden Rock
Two teens convicted of murder in Alma Wisconsin
Ralph Clark aged 20 son of a Gilmanton druggist was sentenced to twenty five years in Waupun prison for second degree murder in the slaying of 87 year old Ole Kjorum near Gilmanton. Ralph Schultz 19 son of a Lincoln County farmer received twenty years. The crime occurred on New Year's Day. A new motorcycle club formed at Hibbing Minnesota.
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Alma
Wis
Ralph Clark
Gilmanton
Waupun
Ralph Schultz
Lincoln
Buffalo County
Thompson
Ole Kjorum
Cure for sore feet with Calocide compound
Nervous wrecks from sore feet are cured by dissolving two tablespoons of Calocide in warm water and soaking the feet for fifteen minutes. The remedy allegedly removes corns calls and bunions, relieves odor and pain, and claims quick, lasting relief with a 25 cent package available from Medical Formula Co of Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Formula Co
Dayton
Ohio
Ladies Social at West Avenue Norwegian Lutheran Church
The ladies of the West Avenue Norwegian Lutheran church invite all to a social in the church parlors this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Emma Zastapil Marries Charles Hill at Tomah
A beautful wedding was solemnized Tuesday afternoon in Tomah, Wisconsin, as Miss Emma Zastapil and Charles Hill tied the knot. The Rev. Louis Wurst officiated, with many witnesses, and the couple will reside on their Tomah farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Emma Zastapil
Charles Hill
Southeastern adds refrigerator car on Chaséburg La Crosse run
The Southeastern railway placed an additional refrigerator car in service from Chaséburg to La Crosse to aid in handling perishable freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Railway
Chaséburg
la Crosse
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Underwear Dept
Buster Brown
Tempealeau
Galesville
Trempealeau and
Dr. Stewart
Winona
Hazel Bigelow
Minneapolis
W. P. Bigelow
la Moille
C. R. McGillvray
Pearl Winters
South St. Paul
Lillian Stangl
Ways and Means Society
F. Graves
E. D. Smith
Tillie Larson
Oscar Bisquest
Lester Utter
Emma Nelson
Westboro
Edward Krautz
Wilton
Walter Arndt
Emma Webb
George Squires
Chicago
G. G. Gibbs
Grace Trowbridge
Kasson
Minn
C. H. Grant
Morrison
Edward Crauts
Walter Arntz
B. Reynolds
Devarve
L. Adams
Helena
Mont
St. Bartholomew Church
William Babbit
Lewis Babbit
Evelyn Church
Inez Gibbons
Baraboo
W. E. Sparling
Miss Hunter
Harry Ware
Carlton
Bach
North la Crosse
Putnam
West Prairie
Lottie
Centerville
Verna Bigelow
W. E. Bright
Lewiston
Wannamaker
Eugene Odekirk
Eli Gasser
Genevieve
Arcadia
Thomas House
Arline Nichols
Oscar Bergquist
Harry Sparling
Gilbert Gilbertson
West Salem
M. F. M. Winters
Phelps
Altenberg
Milky
Platteville
Oshkosh
Leva Thompson
Viroqua
Miss Thompson
Colorado
Normal School
Museum of
Cleveland
Eugene Quigley
Delta Theta Phi
Columbus
Joseph Rice
Grandad
Japan
Mt i
Osten
Graves
Alaska
Agricultural School
Thomas Grow
Tracy Humphrey
Enola Westerhouse
John F. Doherty
T H. Campion
J.L. Pettingill
Doerflingers
Hibbing, Minn
Standard Oil Company
Diana Corporation
Esi
Robert Gehman
Kalamazoo
Detroit
Mich
John Baumgarten
Joseph O’leary
William Sullivan
Merrill, Wis
Adolph Kress
Rose
William Cassells
Wapaca
Grace
Meta Fitch
Gordon
Grand Rapids
Vera Griswold
Anna Mead
H. B. Vandel
New Lisbon
St. Francis Hospital
Hettinger
Pennewell
T. Travise
D. Rice
Camp Douglas
Atlantic City
Boston
Atlantic Coast
New England
Washington
Seashore Resorts
Canada
Pennsylvania Lines
Be i Ig
Pennsylvania
L. B Poore
South Pinckney Street
Madison, Wis
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