St Olaf College band to tour Norway and perform in La Crosse
The 50 piece St Olaf student band plans a summer tour to Europe after a June 16 concert in Germania hall La Crosse. They depart June 21 for Europe with Chicago performances at Thomas' Orchestra Hall. Director is F M Christiansom and President Kildahl accompanies the group.
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St. Olaf College
Norway
la Crosse
Germania Hall
Europe
Chicago
Thomas’ Orchestra Hall
Kildahl
F. Mielius Christiansom
Direc
City business men tour Gund Brewery and La Crosse Threshing Plant
Friday afternoon a group of La Crosse business men will visit the Gund Brewery and the La Crosse Threshing Machine plant under the Manufacturers' and Jobbers' Union. Special cars depart Fourth and Main at 3 p m. A large delegation is urged to join the inspection trip, which has previously revealed many local industries.
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Gund Brewery
la Crosse Threshing Machine Company
Manufacturers’ & Jobbers’ Union
la Crosse
la Cross
Runaway Runaway Causes Narrow Escape in North Side
A delivery horse pulling for L E Lavaque ran amok after frightened by an engine at Hagar street crossing. Driver Nels Ruud was thrown from the wagon as the horse demolished a wheel and narrowly avoided a collision with a carriage near Rose and Hagar. No injuries reported to the driver or George Oeltjendier.
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L. E. Lavaque
Nels Ruud
Hagar Street
Rose
Rose and Hagar — Street
George Oeltjendier
I. Strauss
Mr. Ochiendier
Print shop seized in Muncie over security note
Muncie Indiana deputy U S marshal seized the R H Cowan Printing company property held by a chattel mortgage on a note for about 4500 dollars. The note was given by Cowan to C F W Neely who has a federal judgment for 45000 dollars. Neely is alleged to have defrauded the Cuban government while treasurer of the United States postal department.
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Muncie
Ind
Juxeil
United States
Boyld
R. H. Cowan Printing Company
Cowan
C. F. W. Neely
Neely
United States Postal Department
Neely Judgment and Government Settlement on Printing Bond
In New York federal court Neely was fined 45000 dollars. Neely and Cowan shared a printing business. Cowan lent 4500 dollars to Neely. The government took over this note to partly satisfy the Neely judgment. On due date the government held a chattel mortgage on Cowan property. Part of the note is paid. 4500 dollars remains unpaid.
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Sand Dolfars
New York
Neely
Cuba
Cowan
Reverend Hoverstad Attends Norwegian Lutheran Convention
Rev T T Hoverstad of Trinity Church North La Crosse left by St Paul Minn for the Norwegian United Lutheran Church of America convention in session from the 13th to the 21st. He will visit Northfield to see friends and enjoy the St Olaf music festival.
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T. T. Hoverstad
Trinity Church
Avon Street
North la Crosse
Minn
Norwegian United Lutheran Church of America
Northfield
St. Olaf College
Brutality by a Policeman in Seatonville
Police officer Dominick Rochetti beat to death Frank Delatre, a French coal miner, after Delatre appeared armed. Delatre’s eight children witnessed the incident as Rochetti wrested the gun and struck the man with the barrel. Rochetti was arrested and jailed in Princeton to await murder trial.
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Seatonville
Til
Dominick Rochett
Frank Delatre
Rochetti
Delatre
Princeton
Pleasant ways for summer days travel routes
Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley double track Chicago to New York via Niagara Falls. Grand Trunk Central Vermont Boston Maine route Chicago to Boston. Grand Trunk Railway system to Montreal and Portland double track Chicago to Montreal. Fares and literature mailed on application to Geo. W. Vaux A G Pom T A 135 Adams St Chicago.
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Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
Chicago
New York
Niagara Falls
Grand Trunk-Central Vermont
Boston & Maine
Boston
Grand Trunk Railway System
Montreal
Quebec
Portland
Adams St
Belfast Ginger Ale Compared With Leading Brands
G H Warninger lauds BELFAST GINGER ALE as a top choice, rivaling domestic and foreign brands in the American market.
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G. H. Warninger
Belfast
Missouri Betting Law Upheld in Bookmaker Conviction
Kansas City June 11. Missouri's betting law is upheld in the conviction of Charles Oldham a bookmaker at the Elmiringe track in the criminal court. The case will be appealed.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Charles Oldham
Elmiringe
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Main Street
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Fred Heil & Co
Nebuer
Tropic
Tts
Ev'ry Test
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Elliott-Loeffler Company
Wines & Liquors
Pearl Street
Uae
Siuveais Hime
Tor
Harry Randall
Christiania
Haakon
Queen Maud
Sognefjord
Hohenzollern
Minneapolis
Mother Country
Bellevue
Cbs
Third & Jay Sts
Elwell
Nelson Carpet CO
Pini
C&j
Michel Brewinéo
la Crosse, Wis
Rosse, Wis
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