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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
8
Chas Lebod of Breitung, Minnesota, killed two wolf cubs to escape the enraged mother after she trailed him four miles from a lair. He then beat the she wolf with a club, fending off the attack and delivering the hides to the county yesterday.
The Minnesota State Federation of Labor selects Winona as its next meeting city after a Tuesday vote. The ballot also lists Faribault Mankato and Red Wing with tallies 26 15 7 respectively, while Winona leads with 104 votes. A Minneapolis weekly editor E E Stevens is accused of selling editorial space to condemn unions and faces swift ostracism.
A reflective quote contrasts current reality with desired outcomes, noting that progress rests on bridging the gap between what exists and what one hopes to achieve. It emphasizes goal-oriented change and personal ambition.
A minister recalls how his family fled a yellow fever scare and he found relief from long illness by eating Grape-Nuts with milk. He reports better digestion sleep and weight gain and notes his wife nursing a baby benefited too. The ad promotes Grape-Nuts as a health food with a tag line There’s a Reason.
Peter Mathieson from Denmark faced first degree murder charges for the Gull Lake killing of John Johanson in Bemidji Minnesota. He waives exam, is held without bail, and seeks English interpreter aid as he awaits grand jury action. He asks if repayment of $400 would gain his liberty and plans to contact Denmark for funds for counsel.
In Des Moines June 13 a circus monkey grabbed Ralph Ederle near a cage, clung to his hair, and pulled the scalp from the roots as keepers struggled to free him. The boy suffers intense pain after the incident.
Fred Erik Paul Story a near centenarian of 160 years says he was robbed of his money at Alexandria Minnesota and forced to walk to St. Paul where he was found by police and jailed due to lack of funds and shelter.
A. J. Wilson, long noted in police circles for morphine addiction, killed himself by leaping from a Burlington train bound for Cody Wyoming, yesterday near Billings Montana.
Rural carrier Charles Popple is buried after passing away Saturday. Alumni association of a high school elects officers led by C A Ransom as president. Robbers blow open a Twin Valley post office safe, stealing hundreds of dollars in stamps. Peter Mathieson faces grand jury after murder charge in Gull Lake case. Miss Eleda Felsted resigns Winsona teaching post to tutor a boy in Omsk Russia. Nicollet County Creamery calls for annual meeting in Traverse on June 18. Otter Tail Old Settlers to reunite at Underwood on June 26. War Secretary William H Taft to lay corner stone of St Paul Y M C A building June 13.
A witty remark on reputations suggests that even sincere effort to live up to standards may be judged as hypocrisy by many observers. The saying underscores public perception over personal intent and raises questions about authenticity.
Green Bay beat Fond du Lac after tying the score in the ninth and scoring two runs in the fourteenth. Oshkosh fell to Wausau and dropped to seventh place as the final score stood at 6 to 10.
Miss Viola Doerflinger of La Crosse stars among graduates at Mt. St. Joseph college Dubuque Ia. The ceremony featured caps and gowns with American Beauty decorations. Adele Eser of Milwaukee won collegiate honors. twenty three earned academic diplomas and medals. Doerflinger performed Vision Opus 114 on the double bass.
Revival services at Tabernacle Baptist Church on the North side led by Rev. Sanders draw large crowds. Speakers improvise all talks with no fixed topics and no end date is set for the meetings to discontinue.
A dated remark claims some men switch attitudes after dining at a hotel or restaurant and attempt to flirt with the room server.
North Side News reports Twin City railways may lengthen running times between St. Paul and Chicago to reduce advantage of stronger lines over weaker ones. Current 12:10 to 14:40 hours ride could stretch by about an hour, easing differential demands amid heavy traffic and limited equipment.
City engineer to investigate north side locations for public baths and assess if proposed site is private property or donated. Finance and bath committees referred the matter back after a brief meeting, with no definite action taken.
Harry Evjen, a Cale donia street barber, reports his $50 hound was deliberately stolen last Sunday. A woman from French Island allegedly tied a rope around the dog’s neck and took it to her home. Evjen has not pursued action, hoping the animal will be returned after a few days of feeding.
The north side lodge of the I O F will hold its annual Memorial day services on June 23 at the Presbyterian church. Rev Turner, pastor, will lead the events.
Andrew Morkved Caledonia shoe dealer lost ten dollars in a long running short change scam. Two men bought a cheap item with a ten dollar bill and raised a ruckus while returning the wrong amount, leaving with the article they purchased. Police have no clues and the incident mirrors earlier La Crosse schemes. Separately, a wedding at Charles Street Lutheran Church united Miss Laura Davidson and groom Ludwig Davidson with bridesmaids Miss Laura Davidson and Miss Lizzie Paell. A reception followed at the bride's home.
Local notes list John Miller’s return to the north side from Portland. Mrs Swart and her Sioux Falls daughter visit 514 Mill Street, planning a two week stay. Luncheon set by Caledonia Street Methodist Ladies’ Aid at Mrs Bullock’s home tomorrow afternoon.
Bishop Webb of the Episcopal church will conduct services Friday afternoon at three o'clock at St. Peter's Episcopal Church on the north side.
Miss Nellie Jacobson and Mr John Haroldson, well known North side residents, were married last evening in a quiet ceremony. The couple received warm wishes from family and friends at the event held in the couple’s neighborhood.
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