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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1909

Page

12

Local social notes from Dresbach Minnesota area

Mrs M A Clinton travels to Burns Wisconsin to visit friends. Clara Wagner, Helen Wagner of Red Wing spend time with Louisa Poizin. Beatrice Nichols and Phyllis Nichols visit sister Grace Franzen in La Crosse. Andrew Rausch goes to Prairie du Chien for hospital treatment. Albert School of La Crosse visits his mother. A Brayton editor from La Crosse visits in Dresbach. Mrs Dave Nagle of La Crosse visits relatives. Ruth Young of Winona visits Dora O Neil. Cora Dickson spending vacation with Robi Dickson family. Al Waas and Ada Lee of Dakota visit Dresbach. Mrs Louisa Wreck and daughter of Galesville visit. Georgia Dixon returns from Minnesota City. Jake Castle of La Crosse visits Remp family. William Hill of Winona spends Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs Robert Remp of La Crosse visit Dresbach. Honeymoon reflections on breakfast grapes vs corned beef hash. Faith following truth even unseen.

M. A. Clinton Burns Wis Clara Helen Wagner Red Wing Louisa Poizin Beatrice Phyllis Nichols Grace Franzen la Crosse Andrew Rausch Prairie du Chien A. Brayton The Tribune of al Waas Ada Lee Dakota Louisa Wreck Galesville Georgia Dixon Minnesota City Jake Castle Remp Wm. Hill Winona Robert Remp R. Remp

Great Athletic Meet Saturday

Interstate records and multiple event marks highlighted a Saturday meet with names such as Larson Abrahamson Novak and Chapman featured in field and track events. Officials listed L P Benezet G B Irvine and other staff while teams from La Crosse Sparta Menominee Galesville and Eau Claire competed for records.

Larson L. C Walters Gordon Caamberlain Buell Leissring Almquist Novak, L. C Ray, M Peterson, H Bibley Cernaghan Smith, S Ewers Powers Rounds Lawrence Pratt Evanson Derg Shamser A. Dahlgren F. Roddy V. Jacobson W. Tourtellotte Avrahamson Thayer S. Ofstie Remondino Bradish Tourtellotte J. C Roddy J. G. Hollowell J. Dahlgren L. C. Abrahamson Smith S&s Harrison P. McArthur M. Byers A. Jackson Mackenzie Farrand C. Skeels S. Burke B. Cassidy Massey B. Abrahamson L. G G. Miller BE. Chamberlain E. Abell Sparta la Crosse Griffith Bangor Giebel Alma Holmberg Galesville Bartlett Eau Claire Stevenson Winona Erickson Menominee A. Walters H. Ofstie H. Winkie Portage Houston Peterson Kelley Langen Novak Tourtellette Crosby Ray Condie Clark Lawrence Phillips Chamberlain Portage—Abell Winkie Sweaney Williams Abrahamson Ackenhead Evans Alma—Duffy Buehler W. A. Grames J. M. Holley O. E. Wieland Prof. Hodgson A. Straus P. Smith H. Spence H. R Wensole A. H. Schubert J. W. Young B. Brindley

Patten Wheat Corner Victory Triggers Clerks Death

In Chicago on June 4, H C Motta shed chief clerk H Mottashed, long ill at a sanitarium, dies by his own hand after Patten wins the wheat corner. He had cheered Patten’s victory but sank back into melancholy and killed himself yesterday.

Chicago Patten H. C. Mottashed Mottashed Jim

Relics found in wreck of Steamer Independent at Sault Ste. Marie

A driver sifting through the river wreckage of the old Steamer Independent above the ship canal hauled up several artifacts believed to have been used for Indian traffic. The items include a collection of intriguing relics from the vessel.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich Ship Canal

Whiskey bottles recovered with seals intact from wreck

Divers bring hull fragments to surface for relic hunters while whiskey bottles show large missing contents. It notes the Independent as the lake steamer and comments on Reform as reinvigoration rather than uprooting. It also remarks that some people are eager to be useful but are good for nothing.

Independent Lake Super

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Elgin Ferguson McKinney Sweet Home Meyer's van Camp Uneeda Montague Park Batavia Inc Sunset Brand Cameron House California Kreutz Normal School Dresbach, Minn Albert School of Dora O'Neil Cora Dickson Clyde, Minn Robi. Dickson Faith E. Kelley Ofstie G. Powers Chapman C. Ray W. Evans B. Cassady L. Langer A. Peterson S.; Skamser, E.; Kuranz, B.; Holmberg, G Bibby For Sunkist Home Boys Bangor, Galesville Houston, Alma Interstate Fair Grounds Elk Hall la Crosse High School Athletic Ass'n Ior David M. Pracifer & Co M. & C. Newburg Peaki Sts
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