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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1905

Page

2

North Side News Marriages Highlight Quiet Nuptials

Miss Ida M. Hillson and William L. Hall wed at the bride’s Caledonia street home in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev. Murphy. The couple plans to live at 1307 Caledonia street. Also announced are nuptials for Taylor Corken and Sara Ursula Taylor on June 15 at St James church, and Haiden Haiden and Herman Richter to marry at the German Lutheran church this evening with a reception at 1023 Charles street. Richter is described as a printer.

Ida M. Hillson William L. Hall Caledonia Street Rev. Murphy Ida Hillson Dubuque Mr. Hall L. E. Lavaque Rose Street Taylor Corken Sara Ursula Taylor John Taylor Steven Corken St. James Church Ambrose Murphy Miss Taylor Mr. Corken Rock Island W. L. Klete Wall Street Chas. Geisenheimer Haiden-Richter Anna Haiden Herman Richter St. Paul and Avon Streets Charles Street Richter

New Lighting Plant Work Rapidly Restarts

Work at the new lighting plant is being pushed along after a brief halt due to high water. The octagonal steel smoke stack foundation is finished and concrete foundations for machinery are underway. brick work may start soon with cream colored brick delivered. The scale apparatus arrives with installation planned by June, aiming to be running by July 20, while only a few workers are on site and the facility operates mainly as a shipping center.

Summit Foundry Delayed as Fountain City Drill Articles Depart

The Summit Foundry section and related Fountain City Drill articles are being removed from the factory today. Earlier plans had Summit Stove expecting to start work at an unspecified date.

Fountain City Summit Stove Company

North Side Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Events

Mrs G L Kingsley returns from Michigan visits. Mrs Felix McSorley and daughter Susie Fitzpatrick trip to Tipton Indiana. Mike Larken at C B & Q shops off work due to illness. Lydia and Della Jones guests on north side. Hamilton Lodge and John P Linton Lodge plan baseball on La Crosse diamond Friday. W C T U hosts flower mission at Mrs John Grimes home. J F Mercer moves to Livingston Montana. E A Bowman relocates to Savannah Illinois. Mrs N B Birnbaum returns from Pine Creek. Norman Herrington returns from Bay City. Maple tree blown down on Wood and Livingston. Mrs R C Poff visits Windsor street then to Malvern Arkansas. Iver Lien in city on business yesterday. Mrs A Nelson and daughter Gladis.

G. L. Kingsley Rose Street Michigan Felix McSorley Susie Fitzpatrick Avon Street Tipton Ind Mike Larken Gillette Street Lydia Della Jones Bangor Hamilton Lodge John P. Linton Lodge la Crosse la Crosse Street John Grimes Caledonia Street J. F. Mercer Loomis Street Livingston Montana E. A. Bowman Savanna, Ill Wood Street N. B. Birnbaum William Byrne Pine Creek Gilliette Street Norman Herrington Bay City Wis T. Ender Wood Livingston Streets R. C. Poff Rose B. Poff Windsor Street Malvern Ark Iver Lien Westby A. Nelson Gladis

Visitors and local business changes noted in city brief

A Petaluma style city note lists residents traveling to Volga South Dakota and Dodgeville visitors including Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Leo. It mentions Messrs Masrud Blyberg Scheuerman Noem and local business upgrades at Hegge and Botz. It also notes a Ramblers versus Badgers game slated for George street grounds next Sunday.

Volga S. D Nelson Roberts Dodgeville Leo. Granke Caledonia Street Martin Masrud Blyberg Otto Scheuerman J. J. Noem Charles Street Minneapolis H. H. Hegge F. Botz George Street

Milwaukee Man Detained After Stricken on Street

Joseph Hoffman was found in a helpless condition at Third and Market last evening. Initial diagnosis suggested sunstroke, but doctors determined a peculiar spasm with no remedy. He was moved to the police station and will be held pending relatives in Milwaukee respond or the county may take charge.

Joseph Hoffman Third and Market Street Egan Milwaukee

Death of Harry Reichgelt at age nine

Harry Reichgelt nine years ten months old, son of Mr and Mrs John Reichgelt of 1418 Badger Street, died this morning after a brief illness of lagrippe and pneumonia. Funeral from German Evangelical church Thursday at two o clock, interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Miller Bros. in charge.

Harry Reichgelt John Reichgelt Badger Street Lagrippe Oak Grove Miller Bros

Appleman of Viroqua Files Voluntary Bankruptcy

Phillip Appleman, a farmer from Viroqua, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition today before Justice Prentice, referee in bankruptcy. No assets are listed and liabilities total about $2,000.

Phillip Appleman Viroqua Justice Prentice Appleman

Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples

Yesterday Henry Muenzenburger of Greenfield and Minnie Bartsch wed along with Edwin Norby and Sarah Stelzig, both couples receiving licenses in the city.

Henry Muenzenburger Greenfield Minnie Bartsch Edwin Norby Sarah Stelzig

Elks Excurison Tickets For State Convention Madison

The C M & St P R will sell excursion tickets for the State Convention of Elks at Madison from June 13 to 15 at 5.35 dollars round trip. Tickets go on sale June 12 to 14 and are good for return until June 16, 1905.

C. M St. P. R Convention of Elks Madison

Dana's Band Plays Free Concert at Bijou Tonight

Dana leads a free concert at the Bijou tonight at 7 30 p m with the band performing multiple tunes for attendees. The event invites neighbors and music lovers to enjoy an evening of live entertainment.

Dana

Lost Fox terrier with collar and address tag

Small torn notice seeks the return of a fox terrier lost from a home. The dog wears a collar engraved with initials C. B. J. and the address 1726 Winnebago. Return to the above address and receive a reward.

Winnebago

Missing Priest Hofer Sought After Assault Case

Sheriff Haugen and deputies continue a wide search for Rev. Hofer of St. Josephs Ridge who is accused of a serious crime against Miss Taylor. The missing priest's victim was near marriage and had consulted him before the assault occurred.

Haugen Hofer St. Joseph’s Ridge Miss Taylor

J S Gedney Injured in Runaway Near Onalaska

J S Gedney of Onalaska was badly hurt in a Sunday runaway when his horse shied and threw him against a tree. He suffers a broken leg and dislocated shoulder and was hospitalized at St Francis after bystanders found him in a helpless condition a short distance away.

Onalaska J. S. Gedney St. Francis Hospital Gedney Mr. Gedney

Tisch Fells Rowdie and Warrant is Issued

William Tisch, La Crosse businessman and La Crosse Sharpshooters officer, ejected a visitor Sunday evening and used force. A warrant for assault and battery was issued yesterday at the complaint of James Koblitz.

William Tisch la Crosse Mr. Tisch

Statue of Roosevelt Presented to President

President Roosevelt received an equestrian statuette of himself as colonel of the Rough Riders. The sculpture is by MacMonnies and was presented at the White House by Miss Janet Sendder of New York, a pupil of the artist. The president expressed pleasure and humor at being deemed a great man by such artists.

Washington Roosevelt Rough Riders MacMonnies White House Janet Sendder New York St. Gaudens Mac Monnies Mac. Monnies

Very Low Rates to Toronto via Northwestern Line

Excursion tickets to Toronto on June 18 19 21 and 22 offered by Chicago and Northwestern Railway with favorable return limits to honor the Triennial Convention of the International Sunday School Association. Tickets available through railway agents.

Toronto International Sunday School Association Chicago & Northwestern Ry

Girl Who Killed Husbands Dies in Prison

Sarah Kuhn, a Keokuk murderess, died in Anamosa prison from concentrated lye ingested in a personal crisis. She poisoned her husband to kill him. he was old enough to be her grandfather. A five year battle in the Iowa legislature sought a pardon for Kuhn who served a life term.

Des Moines Sarah Kuhn Keokuk Anamosa Iowa

German Reverse in Africa

A Cape Town dispatch reports native sources say Warmbad, the German base in Southwest Africa, fell and the garrison perished. News is unavailable from official channels. German colonization efforts in the colony have been in turmoil since 1896, with the present outbreak dating to January 1904.

London Cape Town Africa

Excursion Tickets for Interscholastic Meet Madison Trip

Excursion tickets to the Interscholastic Meet and Declamatory Contest at Madison Wisconsin will be sold at reduced rates on trains arriving May 26 and by noon May 27 with return until May 29 inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago and Northwestern Ry.

Madison Wis Northwestern Line Chicago & Northwestern Ry Milwaukee

Low Fares to Milwaukee for I O O F Meet

Very low rates to Milwaukee Wisconsin are offered with sale on June and June 6 for trains arriving by noon that date. Return travel is limited to June 9. Sales apply through Chicago Northwestern Railway agents.

Bijou Theatre Patrons Offered Premium Furniture This Week

Otto Kanard buys the building at seo South Third Street from George and Leonard Zeisler for 1000 dollars. A gray cravenette coat with quarter silk lining skeleton missing is reported at Tribune office. La Crosse Interstate Fair invites former culinary and art department superintendents to return for the coming fair.

Bijou Otto Kanard Seo South Third Street George and Leonard Zeisler Gray Cravenette Tribune la Crosse Interstate Fair

Short Jaunts for Busy People map folder

An illustrated folder offers a map and facts about hundreds of nearby resorts. Distributed postpaid for 2 cents by W. B. Kniskern, P. T., Chicago, Ill.

W. B. Kniskern P. T Chicago, Ill

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