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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
6
The Well-Informed World seeks a simple pleasant efficient laxative with known wholesome components. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted, gentle yet prompt remedy. Buy the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co from reading druggists, fifty cents per bottle.
John Paliwoda faces circuit court trial for alleged burglaries at Chris Schmidt’s North Side grocery. Schmidt says tobacco and canned goods were taken in two break ins, plus a December entry. A black cloth, a club, and a noise-free glass impact were used. A stash of stolen goods was found at a chapel on Indian Hill. Paliwoda denies involvement, claiming purchases from tramps. Defense questioned whether Schmidt consulted a fortune teller who pointed to Paliwoda. the district attorney objected and the judge sustained.
Charles Groth of 1129 Pine Street died at his home yesterday afternoon after a short illness. He leaves a widow, two sons and three daughters. Funeral is set for Saturday at 2 P.M. at Oak Grove Cemetery with the Concordia Aid Society marching in procession.
At a county board bridge and roads committee meeting this afternoon it was decided the entire committee would visit Hunter's bridge to gain a clear view of its condition. The committee is on site today examining the structure.
The remains of Charles Tucheck are expected this evening. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from the residence 601 North Fifteenth Street with Rev. Julius Gamm officiating. Interment will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery, Fessler & Dahl in charge.
Alderman Harry Palmer and several officials including Jule Fries John Hundt Constable Louis Omerberg James Sokolik William Bronson Jr and W W Webb departed at noon bound for Milwaukee for a scheduled engagement.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a treatment that makes sound kidneys and cures all forms of kidney and bladder disease. It asserts improved overall health and urges readers to use the product, attributed to O. T. Erhart.
Missing elk tooth watch charm with chain reported with reward for return at 300 Main. Contact station or local authorities if found.
Summer tourist rates began June 1 with a fair outlook and little change from last year. From Chicago to St Paul the basing rate is 12.50 with selling at 16, attracting eastern visitors to Minnesota resorts. Tickets sale until Sept 30, return by Oct 30. Officials expect tourism to equal last season, influenced by weather and rising inquiries at Northwest resorts.
La Crosse High School teacher Miss Binzel hosted a luncheon for the board of public works Fire Marshal and other officials. Aldermen Bard Hirshheimer Keller Rose Snell Munzenberger and Superintendent Bird plus Professor Donaldson Fowler attended. Pupils from the Sixth district prepared the meal praised as one of the finest. The visit aims to extend domestic science across schools and showcases Miss Binzel’s cooking instruction.
Assemblyman H L Eckern obtained a circuit court order for an alternative writ of mandamus to compel Eleva Trempealeau county election inspectors to file returns on the license vote. In the spring election forty seven opposed license and forty nine favored. one vote was not in the box and another was mutilated, leaving a tie and no return. The case, before Judge Fruit, is returnable next Wednesday. The village currently has saloons.
May saw eight fire alarms at the city department, with total losses under $200. Most fires were minor and extinguished with chemicals. One alarm involved Sadie Stone’s residence, totaling about 2090 dollars, but not included in city limits. Alarms were lower than any month in two years except October’s five.
Dresbach Minn June 4 Mr William A Messick dropped dead Friday night May 29 near his Dresbach home of apoplexy He was 64 years five months and one day old He served one year in the Civil War as a private in Company E Fifth Illinois Cavalry He leaves a wife two daughters three sisters and many friends and was buried here after services at the M E church.
The Pure Food show drew large crowds last night as attendees toured the La Crosse exhibits. Macaroni Day offered every attending woman a box of Minnesota Macaroni, and a candy wheel in the rear gives a five cent chance to win candy. The Bryant-Sisson display continues to puzzle visitors, with no clear explanation of the coffee pouring method.
The funeral for George C. Kelberger was held at 8 a.m. today at St. Mary’s church with Rev. Father White officiating. Burial followed at the Catholic cemetery, Fessler & Dahl in charge. Attendees included out of town mourners from Winneconne Wisconsin Clayton Nebraska Mayville Wisconsin Caledonia Minnesota and Minneapolis among others. pallbearers were J. B. Murray Fay Willey Leo Meyers J. Bedessen E. E. Houghton and Peter Amasmier.
Springfield Illinois June 4 Herman Billek awaits a verdict on his fate after the Illinois board of pardons plans to meet Friday or Saturday to decide on a possible execution for the murder of six Vizal family members in Chicago. Governor Deneen has been informed of the imminent meeting. A full evidence review by board member C C Eckhart is complete.
Chicago June 4. Frank Stanley aged 21 was arrested after police said he is wanted in Denver for 25 burglaries. He is also believed sought in Colorado Springs Kansas City Omaha and St. Louis. Police say he admitted robbing 15 stores in one night.
The report notes Dreyfus shot twice in Paris with doctors describing no immediate danger. It cites Gregorio’s arraignment and his statement that he fired at Dreyfusism, not Dreyfus, condemning the government and army participation in the affair.
At the recent Modern Woodmen meeting it was decided to hold memorial services next Sunday. The program includes decorating the graves of deceased members and services at the hall.
While dining at 11 45 a restaurant on Roberts street in St Paul C A Sterling former Law hotel proprietor in this city announced he would sell out and close the bargain by 12 o clock. he was en route to Dakota with his wife when the chance entry occurred.
The Knights of Pythias will hold memorial services on Sunday June 14. Members will decorate graves and march to the cemetery in a body, accompanied by the uniformed rank.
J O Johnson a barber of 122 South Third street died at La Crosse hospital of appendicitis at 1 PM this afternoon. He leaves a wife and family. Funeral announcements will be made later.
A circuit court jury found Charles Leudtke guilty of assault and battery after brief deliberation. He faces sentencing at a later date.
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