Louis Miller Dies in Police Cell After Intoxication
Louis H. Miller age over seventy of 322 Rose street died yesterday evening around 6 at the central police station where he was held to recuperate from intoxication. Detective Coady and Patrolman Yolton arrested him in the court house park about 3:30. He was locked up with instructions to release at 6 but died of heart disease. A nearby prisoner described Miller lurching and falling as if dead. Dr Rowles confirmed death likely occurring before hitting the floor. Miller was a longtime north side resident and former Mil waukee employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Miller
Rose Street
Central
Pe Bowles
Coady
Frank Yolton
Court House Park
Miller
Webber
Stephen Kaiser
Dr. Rowles
North Side
Milwaukee
Mulberg bun acari at Solberg building corner George Gillette
Work at the Solberg building on George and Gillette streets is rushing. Contractor Nelson expects to have the first story completed by Monday. A larger force will be at work tomorrow. delays were due to late arrival of large joists from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solberg
George and
Gillette Streets
Nelson
Mrs Trimble Hosts Thimble Bee At Rose And Wall Home
Mrs C W Lueck entertained a large circle of friends this afternoon at her Rose and Wall street home with a thimble bee. Dainty refreshments were served at 5 and all enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
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C. W. Lueck
Rose and
Wall Street
Fortieth anniversary event for Scandinavian Baptist church
The fortieth anniversary of the Scandinavian Baptist church will be observed at Half Way Creek on Sunday with attendance from representatives of all state Scandinavian Baptist churches. An ice cream social is planned tomorrow evening on the lawn of Miss Hint at 1919 Kane street. Work on Dr. Gundersons new residence on his farm near continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Half Way Creek
Mbodel Clothing
Larson-Nein Clothing Co
Miss Hint
Kane Street
Gunderson
Community notices from Hudson Wisconsin city events
The column reports carpenters at Grand Crossing, a state convention in Hudson, Rev Ambrose Murphy's return from Mt St Joseph Academy, confirmation at Charls Lutheran church, an ice cream social by Ladies of Charles street church, Miss Myrtle Nelson teaching in Rockland, Elert Johnson visiting H Mason, Harry Evjen fishing, Miss Mary Nelson teaching near Madison, Hiram Wells visiting, G A R excursion to Winona and Fountain City on June 20, W R C meeting at Mrs Barron’s home, John Roggensack resigning from Modern Steam Laundry to move to Minneapolis, and Mrs L R Burnn returning from Trempealeau.
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Grand Crossing
Chas. H. McInnis
North Side
Rockland
Elert Johnson
St. Peter, Minn
H. Mason
Avon Street
Harry Evjen
Caledonia Street
Mary Nelson
Madison
Hiram Wells
Melrose
Winona
Fountain City
John Flynn Post
A. G. Barron
Berlin Street
John Roggensack
Minneapolis
L. R. Burnn
Trempealeau
Burglar Chokes Peruvian Woman in Home Invasion
Mrs. Elizabeth Tresch, 51, was choked by a burglar at her Peru residence this morning, authorities report. No further details on suspect or motive were released as the investigation begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Elizabeth Tresch
Milwau kee State Deputy Visits City for Fraternal Union
Orren Thompson, state deputy for the Equitable Fraternal Union, is in the city to oversee activities and meet local members. His visit signals a regional emphasis on fraternal organization outreach and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren Thompson
Milwaukee
Equitable Fraternal Union
Quotations on Chicago Board of Trade Wheat and Live Stock
The Chicago Board of Trade quotes extensive grain and livestock activity for June 13. Wheat and corn futures show varied openness and closes across July September and December contracts, with cash bids for winter and spring wheat, corn and oats by sample. Live stock markets in Chicago and East Buffalo report receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle sheep and calves, with pigs and yearlings listed and hay prices noted.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Nyc
Chicago
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Best
Market Prices for Staples and Dairy Goods
Listing of commodity prices: fl our and grains per barrel or ton, dairy butter and eggs with per unit prices, various cheeses by type, hay and straw by bale or ton, fruits including apples pears and lemons with per unit, vegetables such as lettuce onions and potatoes with units, and miscellaneous items like oats barley honey rye pork and parsnips with unit measures and price ranges. Read by N Anderegg at 625 S 8th.
Farm Produce Price List From Old Market Stand
Onions bushel 1.00 Beets bushel 0.60 Carrots bushel 0.60 Spinach peck 0.15 Pie plant bunch 0.03 Wax beans 0.08 Cucumbers bushel 0.80 Summer squash dozen 0.25 Bermuda onions pound 0.08 Sweet potatoes pound 0.05 Cauliflower bunch 0.15 Hubbard squash each 0.08 to 0.10 pumpkins each 0.02 to 0.05
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bermuda
To &c
Local Notes on Preston Merchant and Alma Visit
C W Sorteberg a Preston Minnesota merchant is in town today on a business trip Postmaster W B Tscharner visited Alma last Tuesday He notes crop prospects look promising in the Alma area Mr Harry Long advertising manager of John Gund Brewing company is vacationing at Princeton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Sorteberg
Preston
Milnn
W. B. Tscharner
Alma
Harry Long
John Gund Brewing Company
Princeton
Homecoming of Kentuckians in Louisville June celebration
The Chicago and North Western announces low round trip rates from all points for June 11 to 13 with liberal return limits for the Homecoming of Kentuckians in Louisville June 13 to 17. Ex Kentuckians are expected, Louisville preparing a warm welcome and a varied program. Ask ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western
Louisville
Chicago & North-Western Railway
United States
Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver and Colorado Springs
Very low excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via the North Western Line in effect from all stations July 10 to 15 inclusive with favorable return limits on account of Grand Lodge BPOE Two fast trains through to Colorado daily only one night For full information apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western Line
Grand Lodge B P. O. E
Colorado
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Low Fares to Milwaukee for Masonic Grand Lodge Event
Excursion tickets sold June 11 with trains arriving Milwaukee before noon June 12 and return allowed until June 15. Also half rates to Democratic State Convention in Milwaukee with round trip fare for June 26 and 27 and return by June 30. Apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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Milwaukee
Wis
North-Western
Masonic Grand Lodge
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Vast Shoshone lands to open for settlement August 15 1906
Over a million acres of land will be opened to settlement on the Shoshone Indian Reservation on August 15 1906. Accessible via the Chicago North Western Railway from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and other Mississippi Valley points. Send twenty cent stamps for pamphlets maps and full particulars to W B Kniskern P T M C N W Ry Co Chicago.
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Chicago & North-Western Ry
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Mississippi Valley
W. B. Kniskern
N. W. Ry. Co
Low Excursion Rates to Madison Wisconsin
Excur sion tickets will be sold June 12 and 13 with return by June 15 on account of the Prohibition State Convention. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western By. Also one fare round trips to Columbus Wisconsin June 19 to 21 return by June 23 for the State Firemen's Tournament. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry. Very Low Rates to Chicago via North Western June 10 to 12 with return by June 17 for Mystic Shrine Business Meeting. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
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North-Western
Chicago & North-Western By
Columbus
Wis
North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western
Chicago
Mystic Shrine
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Friday and Saturday Excursion Rates to Devils Lake
Sion tickets to this beautiful summer resort are on sale Fridays and Saturdays limited for return until the Monday following affording opportunity for enjoying this delightful outing without inconvenience to business Apply to agents Chicago and Northwestern Ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Wis
North-Western
Chicago & iNorth-Western Ry
City of La Crosse assessment rolls open for inspection
Notice under city charter section 5 chapter 10 states the 1906 assessment rolls for La Crosse will be open for inhabitants to inspect in the tax commissioner’s office at La Crosse City Hall on June 23 1906. The board of assessors will hold corrections. Dated La Crosse Wis June 12 1906. Joseph Frisch Tax Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
la Crosse
Board of Assessors
Wis
Joseph Frisch
Notice to Contractors for La Crosse Pumping Station Painting
The Board of Public Works of La Crosse invites sealed proposals by June 21 1906 at 2 PM to furnish all materials and perform work to complete painting at the city pumping station. Plans are on file at the board office. Completion by July 15 1906. Bonds required or cash deposit options. Contractor must guarantee sidewalks for one year. Petty terms set for penalties and bid bonds. rights reserved to reject all bids. Commissioners Beckwith Roberge Falk audited June 12 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
County of la Crosse
H. J. Beckwith
Arthur J. Roberge
George Falk
Commissioners of Public Works
C. H. Connor
la Crosse
A. J. Roberge
The
La Crosse Seeks Bids for City Sidewalk Construction 1906
The city of La Crosse invites sealed proposals for furnishing all materials and performing work to complete sidewalk construction across Burns Park and several streets. Bids require a $240 bond, two or more sureties, and completion by August 15, 1906. Prospective bidders must follow specifications on file with the board of public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
Burns’ Park
S. E. Cor
N. W. Cor
13Th Street
Badger Street
Forest Avenue
la Crosse Street
Myrick Park
Oakland Street
Farwell Street
14Th Street
16Th Street
Winnebago Street
County of la Crosse
Partition sale in La Crosse County Wisconsin
By judgment for partition in the Circuit Court of La Crosse County the property described as the north forty feet of lot 11 block 9 Dunn Dousman Cameron addition to La Crosse will be sold at public auction on July 14 1906 at the court house east front door. The sale is to the highest bidder for cash. Any party may become a purchaser. Sheriff John S Haugen reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
la Crosse County
Herman Holtze
Charles W. Holtze
Louise Schaller
Mary Fridenburg
Fred Holtze
Louis Holtze
Ernest Holtze
Ida Noble
Henry Holtze
George Holtze
Frank Holtze
Anton Florian
Office of the Register of Deeds of
la Crosse
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2Oft
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Maler Barber College
West Salem
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Wiseman and Helper
Thomas P. Benton & Son
J. Gund Brg. Co. Bottling Dept
St. Joseph's Ridge
Tribune
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N. Nystad
Pearl Street
Berlin
Gillette Street
Reliable Steam Laundry
North Sixth St
Ino. Gund Brg. Co
Eagle Hotel
Valyu Garment Co
H. A. Verkins
Stevens
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Wells E.bennett
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