Miss Agnes Loftus Becomes Bride of N Frey
Miss Agnes Loftus and Master Mechanic N Frey wed at nine in De Soto with Rev Pa Kramer officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Gillespie and maid of honor Miss Lillian Borreson stood beside the couple. A railroad employee committee presented a silver table set to the newlyweds before they depart on a wedding trip west via Burlington, Denver, D and R G, Southern Pacific, to Los Angeles and back.
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de Soto
Agnes Loftus
N. Frey
Pa. Kramer
Genoa Parish
A. Benedict
Elizabeth Gillespie
Loftus
Lillian Borreson
Fev Steller
la Crosse
Maid
Mrs. N. Frey
West
Burlington
Denver
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Northern Pacific
Great Northen
North Side Band Formed Under C A Mullikin
The north side forms a strong new band under leader C A Mullikin. Officers include President Wm McDonald Vice President Wolstrum Secretary J F Saiz Treasurer C A Mullikin Librarian Chas Bonneville. They will rehearse Wednesdays at Rose and James and plan concerts in North Side Park.
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North Side
C. A. Mullikin
Mulli
Macabees entertaining guests at Mrs Frank Pierce home
A unique entertainment for the Lady Commanders and body lodges of the Macabees occurred at 1618 George Street hosted by Mrs. Frank Pierce. The event featured two guessing contests with head prizes awarded to Mrs. Theo Grunner and Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. Pierce
George Street
Theo, Grunner
Mary Davis Leads Evening With Consolation Prizes
Mary Davis and the consolation prizes by Miss Lulu Shane and Mrs. Jojade. All enjoyed the evening very much.
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Mary Davis
Lulu Shane
Jojade
Laura Larson 22 Dies After Tuber Culosis in Seattle
North side mourns Laura Larson who moved with parents five years ago to Ballard Seattle. The 22 year old former clerk at O Simonson store on Gillette Street died of tuberculosis. Relatives and friends sent letters and telegrams of condolence to her parents.
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Laura Larson
Seattle
Wash
Ballard
Miss Larson
George Street
O. Simonson
Gillette Street
Veteran Now at Rest Funeral for Philetus James Fairbanks
The funeral for Philetus James Fairbanks was held this afternoon at the Rose Street residence with an elder of the Latter Day Saints officiating and Andrew Sletten in charge. Interment followed at Northside Campbell Cemetery.
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Philetus James Fairbanks
Rose Street
Latter Day Saints
Andrew Sletten
Northside
Campbell Cemetery
North Side Briefs Notes on Local Visitors
Miss Edna Larson visits her home at 1327 Avon street from The Plateau Hospital Valley City North Dakota where she studies to be a nurse. George B. Marvin attends the Mystic Workers convention in Peoria Illinois. Mrs Geo B Marvin attends the Baptist convention at Tomah. The John Flynn W R C will meet at Mrs Wolcott 72 Caledonia street.
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Edna Larson
Avon Street
Plateau Hospital
Valley City
N. D
George B. Marvin
Peoria, Il
Mystic Workers
Geo. B. Marvin
Tomal
John Flynn
Very Low Excursion Rates to New Haven
Excursion tickets offered on convenient dates with favorable return limits for the National Council Knights of Columbus convention in New Haven from June 3 to 9. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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New Haven
Conn
North-Western
National Council, Knights of Columbus
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Chicago Board of Trade quotations roundup period
Quotations from Chicago Board of Trade show Wheat and Corn ranges with July and Sept futures and pork, lard, and rib meat bids. Cash markets list winter and spring wheat, corn, oats, live stock, hay, butter and eggs, fruits, vegetables, and dairy prices, with East Buffalo and local notes.
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Chicago Board of Trade
SMAOM
Choice Prairie
East Buffalo
Local Produce Prices From Market Yard
Carrots per bushel 60 cents Spinach per peck 15 cents Pie plant per bunch 3 cents Wax beans eight cents Cucumbers per bushel 86 cents Summer squash per dozen 25 cents Bermuda onions per pound 8 cents Sweet potatoes per pound 5 cents Cauliflower per bunch 15 cents Hubbard squash each 8 to 10 cents Pumpkins each up to 8 cents
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California
Bermuda
Low Rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles
North Western Line announces an excursion rate from all stations June 25 to July 7, offering a first class limited fare plus 2.00 for round trip with favorable return limits. Three fast through trains to California daily including The Overland Limited and The Los Angeles Limited electric lighted, plus The China and Japan Fast Mail with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars. Consult agents for itineraries and details.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Very Low Rates to Kenosha for Catholic Societies Meeting
Tickets go on sale June 2 3 and 4 with return by June 8 for the German Catholic Societies meeting. Sales through agents of Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Kenosha
Wis
Chicago & North-Western Ry
La Crosse City Railway seeks street extension and double track
The La Crosse City Railway Company petitions the mayor and council for permission to extend its lines on Market and Main streets to Losey Boulevard, extend Mormon Coulee Road to Fremont Street, and widen lines on George Livingston Loomis and Gohres streets, with a new double track from Sill Street to George Street. The ordinance grants exclusive rights to construct and operate the passenger railway from 16th and Main to Losey Boulevard and beyond.
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Livingston Street
George Street
Loomis Street
Gohres Street
Sill Street
la Crosse
Wisconsin
16Th and
Main Streets
City of
Main Street
Losey’s Boulevard
Market Street
Market
Mormon Coulee Road
Fremont Street
Maine Street
Gohres and
George Streets
Livingston and
Loomis Streets
Loomis and
Gohres Streets
Common Council
City of la Crosse
City Railway Company
la Crosse City
Lacrosse City,railway CO
B. E. Edwards
Pres
La Crosse City Railway ordinance grants track expansions
The ordinance authorizes La Crosse City Railway Company to build new double or single track lines including Market Maine and Loomis streets and a loop from Gohres George Livingston Loomis to improve electric railways. Timelines target 1906 1907 with penalties for non completion and arbitration for late operation.
Classified Ad Rates Notice in The Tribune
The Tribune advertises that classified ads cost one cent per word for the first insertion and half a cent per word for each subsequent insertion. No advertisement is accepted for less than ten cents.
For Rent Notices in Multiple City Properties
A sequence of rental ads listing unfurnished front rooms on second floor with city heat at 1 dollar per month. Furnished rooms in modern houses for gentlemen or general use with central locations. Six more listings include five room flats, furnished rooms with modern improvements, and a four room house at various streets including Rose Main Ning Badger South Third South Fifth and 1018 Badger.
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City Heat
Inquire F. B. N. Co
South Fifth Street
Main Street
Wanted men to learn barber trade and brick yard work
WANTED Men to learn barber trade. We prepare you for positions $12 to $20 weekly. Busy season now. Positions waiting, can nearly earn expenses before finishing. Write for catalogue Moler Barber College Chicago Ill. WANTED Men to work at Mowmon Coulee brick yards. Good wages to good men. WANTED A press feeder at Knothe Grabhorn 409 South Third Street.
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Moler Barber College
Chicago, Ill
Knothe & Grabhorn
South Third Street
Green Bay and Western Rail Ad Features Birthday Offer
Transcribed ad from Green Bay and Western Railway promotes a birthday discount and travel package. Includes limited details and a vintage phrasing style typical of mid century railway marketing.
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Mgr
Chicago
Frey
James O'Brien
William Layland
Fremen
John Seyman
Grand Crossing
Savannah
St. Paul
James O’brien
Niki Ot
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C. A. Muleikin
Meccabees
North Side Briefs
Nebuer
Rose St
North Side Bottling Works
Ike Marke
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Iie Commission
H. Anderegg
Tame
Marsh
Straw
Ella Koethe
Charley Weiss
Main St
the Tribune
A. M. Goldish
South Third
Ning Street
Badger Street
Tisch Bros. Co
J. Gund Brg. Co. Bottling Dept
W. W
Winona
Tribune Office
Jay
North Fourth Street
Canvas Canoe
Floyd d Redfuss
North Fifth Street
King Street
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Whitehall
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J. A. Jordan
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Batavien Bank
3Rd Street
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