Rushford Delegation Invites City to June Woodmen Picnic
Rushford Minnesota leaders met with the board of trade and local merchants to invite a regional audience to a Woodmen picnic and celebration on June 13 in Rushford. The event expects 6 000 to 8 000 attendees from Austin, La Crosse and beyond with speeches by Congressman Tawney and visits from Woodmen from nearby camps.
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Rushford
Minn
Board of Trade
la Crossey
F. A. Olson
Carl Berg
D. J. Shirven
George George E. Kirkpatrick
William Webster
Calvert
Manufacturers & Jobbers’ Union
Austin
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Camp Gateway
Order
Normanna Saengerkor Elects New Officers
Normanna Saengerkor last night elected officers including President E Sielestad Vice President Andrew Arnison Secretary E Krebel Treasurer O J Lewis Trustee George Johnson Librarian A Lavold in a formal club vote.
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Normanna Saengerkor
E. Sielestad
Andrew Arnison
E. Krebel
O. J. Lewis
George Johnson
A. Lavold
Boatowners Plan Protective Association to Combat Theft
City boatowners interview for forming a Boatowners Protective association to cover small owners. Initiation set at 3 to 5 dollars with 25 to 50 members funding rewards for theft convictions. Signs on boathouses to warn and identify the association. Watchman possible on levee as break ins continue. Police seek thieves after a boathouse was broken into and a coat stolen.
Wisconsin farmer institutes call for 1907 1908 sessions
Geo McKerrow superintendent of farmer institutes asks Wisconsin farmers and business leaders to apply for blanks and information to host a local institute in winter 1907 1908. Any town in a farming district with a suitable hall can qualify and should contact McKerrow in Madison for application forms.
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Geo. McKerrow
Madison
Farmer’s Institutes
Wisconsin
Plea to Roosevelt for 50 000 Reveals Hunger in Detroit
Telegram forwarded from Western Union shows Estelle S Stevens appealing to Theodore Roosevelt for immediate 50 000 from the U S treasury to aid the “American cause.” Detroit resident had gone days without food and faced eviction for nonpayment. She is described as temporarily demented and under care.
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Detroit
Mich
Western Union Telegraph Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Estelle S. Stevens
Twelfth Street
President Roosevelt
Mrs Kauffman of Hillsboro Visiting City Friends
Mrs. V L Kauffman of Hillsboro is spending a few days with friends and relatives in the city.
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V. L. Kauffman
Hillsboro
City
Runaway Horse Scare On Mill Street Near Rose Street
A horse hitched to J. Henchel’s meat wagon bolted after a street car on Mill Street at 2:10. Driver Jacob Muller was thrown but unharmed as the rig zigzagged past Duncan’s livery and Erickson brewery before turning toward Rose Street and the rear of Henchel’s shop with no injuries or damage.
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Mill Street
J. Henchel
Rose Street
Causeway
Jacob Muller
Duncan
Upper Mill Street
New Rails Laid on Caledonia Street Block
The city railway company completed laying rails on Caledonia street in the 1400 block. The city roller is now rolling the street to prepare for traffic.
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Caledonia Street
City Railway Company
City Roller
Herman Juhl Bet ter Condition After Paralysis Attack
The woodman Herman Juhl of Indian Hill is paralyzed while receiving pay for a wood load. His condition remains unchanged but he is resting easily and hopeful for recovery.
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Herman Juhl
Indian Hill
Taken to Hospital After Tooth Ulcer Operation
Rosco Gould of 1521 Kane Street was taken to La Crosse Hospital where doctors operated for an ulcerated tooth. He is recovering and no serious complications are expected.
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Rosco, Gould
Kane Street
la Crosse Hospital
North Side Briefs Include Local Returns and Visits
The Rev W J Turner returns today from Reedsburg Wis where he was on business. Herbert J Coolige returns from Milwaukee after medical attendance. Adolph Mosher recently in Boston visits his brother John Mosher. Tie leaves for Mabel Minn to visit friends for a few days. G O Forteney of Viroqua conducts business in the city.
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W. J. Turner
Reedsburg
Wis
Herbert J. Coolige
Milwaukee
Adolph Mosher
Boston
John Mosher
Tie
Mabel
Minn
G. O. Forteney
Viroqua
Warmer Weather Predicted With Rising Thursday Temperatures
Weather outlook notes little change recently with fair conditions tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will rise Thursday across the state, with frost likely in lower areas. Milwaukee recorded 1.06 inches of rain in the past 24 hours while many stations saw under an inch.
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Thompson
Lower Lake Michigan
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Plains States
North Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Lower Lake Region
Milwaukee
Excursion Rates From Grand Lodge to Superior by Rail
The North-Western Line offers excursion rates from Grand Lodge I O O F Superior with sale June 1 2 3 and 4 and return June 7. Tickets and full information available from any North-Western ticket agent.
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Grand Lodge
Superior
Lutheran Nurses Graduates To Receive Diplomas At June Commencement
The Lutheran hospital will hold the second training school graduation Friday June 14 at 3 oclock with a reception from 4 to 6. Dr Ernest E Irons of Chicago will address the graduates and Rev Vik will present diplomas.
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Ernest E. Irons
Chicago
Vik
Lutheran Hospital
Ingborg Magelessen
Rushford
Minn
Matilda Gable
la Crosse
Marie Field
Houston
Lillian Brandt
West Salem
Delia Brown
Cataract
Wis
Julius Gamm
Quartette
Messrs. G. Zeisler
O. Zielke
R. Albrecht
F. Weltrowski
K. G. Wemp
E. O. Vik
Board of Trustees
Miss Osediger
H and
W. Osediger
G. M. Thurow
H. G. Magelssen
Personal notices lace La Crosse area visitors and guests
Pierce Barnes visits Chester. C D Enochs Irma Berger guest in Chicago. Dr Will Powell treats diseases of women. Clara Panzer returns to Wabasha from visiting friends. North Reynolds and Mrs Reynolds guests at H C Stevens. Various locals in La Crosse host and visit friends. job ads for quarry work. Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea ads punctuate social notes.
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Pierce Barnes
Chester
C. D. Enochs
Irma Berger
Chicago
Will Powell
Clara Panzer
Wabasha
North
B. M. Reynolds
H. C. Stevensoa
L. C. Kitteran
Nona
Nora Thoss Crosse
Forester
Wizom
Elsie J
Becker
Becker Brewing Company
Utah
d.Vis T. S. Dale
Decorah
la Crosse
Gateway City
Tfr
C. D. Skillings
Buluth
R. B. Roberts
Superior
A. B. Tathrop
Swallow
Minn
Adella Thornhill
Grand Meadow
A. Ruhoff
S. 7Th St
M. Niemgen
Dubuque
B. Gesler
Bangor
H. A. Blegen
Iowa
Tillie la Mont
Sheboygan
Geo. Foster
T. S. Dale
W. C. Root
Dell Rapids
S. D
Brookings
H. Anderson
Hartford
Martin Crorta
Genoa
Bert Hubberd
North Bend
Hollister
J. W. O'Leary
Viroqua
W. G. Eggen
Clark, S. D
Chas. A. Treadwell
Elgin
Ill
A. W. van Wayne
Reno
Nev
Stuley
Neilsville
Louis Olsen
Excelsior Club Outing to West Salem Dines at Hotel May
Members of the Excelsior club enjoyed a pleasant outing today to West Salem where they dined at Hotel May. The party included Mesdames E. G. Perkins F. C. Suttor E. C. Raymond Joyce Hogan F. H. Scofield E. G. Evans and H. J. Hirshheimer.
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Excelsior Club
West Salem
Hotel May
Mesdames
E. G. Perkins
F. C. Suttor
E. C. Raymond
Joyce Hogan
F. H. Scofield
E. G. Evans
H. J. Hirshheimer
Mrs Wolfe Hosts Bridge in Honor of Miss Pettingill
Mrs C A Wolfe entertained three tables at bridge yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Maud Pettingill a prospective June bride. Prizes were won by Mrs W F Wolfe and Mrs Andrew Boyd.
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C. A. Wolfe
Bridge
Maud Pettingill
W. F. Wolfe
Andrew Boyd
Officers Re-Elected At Home of the Friendless Annual Meeting
The annual meeting for election of officers was held yesterday afternoon at the Home of the Friendless. Unanimously re elected were President Mrs G C Hixon Vice president Mrs Ray S Reid Secretary Mrs F C Suttor and Treasurer Mrs E E Bentley. The board of directors was elected for three years including Mrs Albert Hirschheimer Mrs John Doherty Mrs H P Bliss and Mrs Charles Berry.
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Friendless
G. C. Hixon
Ray S. Reid
F. C. Suttor
E. E. Bentley
Albert Hirshheimer
John Doherty
H. P. Bliss
Charles Berry
Local residents return from visits and travel
Mrs. S. V. Underwood came back Monday after a several week stay in the Twin Cities visiting friends. Mr. Frank E. Davis left yesterday for Texas on business. Mrs. W. R. Gill and her children arrived from St Paul Thursday evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. Atkinson. Miss Jeanette Oppenheimer of Milwaukee is visiting friends in the city. Miss North of Tholand Business College has gone home for vacation.
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S. V. Underwood
Twin Cities
Frank E. Davis
Texas
W. R. Gill
St. Paul
E. Atkinson
Jeanette Oppenheimer
Milwaukee
North
Tholand Business College
Brewster and Baker Wed at Noon in Madison Home
Frank T. Brewster of Madison and Mrs. Virginia Baker of Soldiers Grove were married at noon today at the home of Rev. W. H. Vance 212 South Seventh Street. They left for a wedding trip and will reside in Sparta.
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Frank T. Brewster
Madison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Free Press
Virginia Baker
Soldiers Grove
Wis
W. H. Vance
South Seventh Street
Sparta
B P C E Convention in Waukesha via North Western Line
Tickets for the B P C E convention in Waukesha go on sale June 3 4 and 5 with a return limit June 7. Information on tickets and travel arranged through the North Western Line.
Cautionary Reflection on Investment Judgments
A reflective aphorism notes how easy it is to spot a poor investment in others while failing to recognize one’s own errors. The author highlights self awareness and accountability in financial judgment.
River boating and real estate notes in local column
Clyw News reports Rat and local boats racing on Friday or Saturday with speeds around twenty miles per hour. The St Croix river rise aids log drives and boom operation near the area. Elks plan their state convention trip to Waukesha. Susan Sawyer sells property in Ustick’s addition for 200 dollars and Michael Funke sells land at Sixteenth and Mair for 1600. Flag Day proclaimed for June 14 by the county clerk. Architect Richard Griesser reviews plans for the new Mitchel brewery as work set to start in a week. Bishop Schwebach to dedicate a Sparta church with priests and laymen. Sydney and Clyde packet boats move upriver and a log raft accompanies the Frontenac. Wah Lee relocates his Chinese laundry from Jay street due to poor prospects in La Crosse.
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ELKS
Lodge of Elks
Waukesha i
Susan Sawyer
Mary A. McKnight
Ustick
Michael Funke
F. Albert Gantert
Sixteenth and
Mair Street
Richard Griesser
Chicago
C. & J. Mitchel Brewery
Sparta
James Schwebach
Jine
Clyde
Frontenac
Wah Lee
Jay Street
la Crosse
Bijou Show Mixes Strong Aerial Act and Bland Sketches
Spotlight reviews at the Bijou praise Eddie Sawyer’s aerial balancing act and Duffy trio’s versatile act while noting Olson the Coalman routine feels recycled. Miss Colburn shows vocal talent only when not over singing. Harry Holman impresses with a sharp blackface persona. moving pictures close the program. Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley promotes comfortable rail travel to Philadelphia with July excursion details.
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Bijou
Eddie Sawyer
Hall
Colburn
Olson
Miss Colburn
Montana
Harry Holman
Dess
Duffy
Sawtelle
Papa
Sousa
Herman le Fleur
Fanella
Sewing Machines For Rent At Singer Stores In La Crosse
Weekly or monthly rental rates offered for sewing machines. The Singer and Wheeler & Wilson are praised as lightest running and most convenient. Visit Singer stores to try one. Red S mark on Singer Sewing Machine Co. located at 108 North Third Street, La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
Red S. Singer Sewing Machine Co
North Third Street
la Crosse
Wis
Oshkosh Wins in the Eleventh at Wausau
Oshkosh edged Wausau in a ten scoreless innings then won in the eleventh as Safford walked, stole second, and scored on Nolan’s single after two outs. Wausau missed late chances with bases loaded in the ninth as Lewis shut the door.
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Wis
Safford
Nolan
Wausau
Lewis
Raey
Ieee
Fox
McAuley
Hille
Campbell
Tareio
Wince
Oshkosh
R Hale
Sullivan
Bereee
Manord
Os Aes
Dolan
Burgeoise
Duchesne, Rf
Caldwell, Ss
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Porter Visits Friends in La Crosse
C. V. Porter of Viroqua spent yesterday calling on friends and acquaintances in La Crosse.
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C. V. Porter
Viroqua
iLa Crosse
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