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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
2
Health Officer Major reports a Rooseveltian spirit in the city with births outpacing deaths and scarlet fever reduced to one case. Sanitary measures improve cleanliness, alley cleaning is thorough, and out house sanitation campaigns continue with vigilant oversight of disease breeding conditions.
A group from La Crosse travels to Montana for the Crow reservation opening set for July 2. Applications for drawings are accepted until then. Alderman Norris Bachellor, in Billings, acts as an information bureau for local land seekers. He notes that much land is available but the best has been reserved by the government.
County Clerk Charles Rawlinson as captain of Company M received a letter from Major Richards of the First battalion Third regiment stating he would attend the guard mount to be given by the La Crosse companies next Thursday in Market Square. Dana's Third Regiment band will participate.
A prominent north side businessman, warned by recent church robbery coverage, left his store unlocked after double locking the safe and counting cash. A night officer found the door open and the cash drawer unprotected, taking steps to safeguard the premises. the owner's name was not disclosed.
A group of Park store female employees enjoyed an evening automobile excursion around the city from 7 to 9 30 Friday. The party included Mayme Cook Emma Anderson Sara McLaughlin Rose Roch Emma Schildman Mrs Jim Henry Meta Beyer Lena Esperson Minnie Talbot Ada Gustad Bertha Findeisen Julia Epler Bertha Linceseth Jessie Wetherspoon Jennette Burkhardt Bertha Deckert Barbara Stuber Gertie Maies Anna Slettefluge Hattie Sorgel Anna Moc Agnes Stringer
The First Methodist Church of On Alaska marks its fiftieth anniversary with events on June 29 and July 1 to celebrate its organization and heritage.
A marriage license was issued by the court clerk to Edmund J. Felzer and Miss Caroline Spettel of La Crosse. They will wed at the cathedral on Tuesday June 26.
A civil service examination at city hall was postponed after the applicant for state physician did not appear. Prof. Harry Spence of the 32nd assembly district commission attended, noting a demand for physicians in state penal and insane institutions.
The L. P. Philippi company will issue a new county directory early in July. It will be arranged alphabetically by townships and in other convenient ways to ease reference.
John Solberg returned Monday from La Crosse where he carried his injured son to hospital after a heavy load accident last week. Doctors operated for the injury and now hold good hopes for Marian Solberg’s recovery, a triumph for modern surgery and a relief to the family and friends.
Advertisement claims perfect fitting glasses cure headaches nervousness insomnia and other eye related disorders. The maker guarantees satisfaction and promises best quality glasses at moderate prices with no medicines involved.
The Knights of Pythias hold a Memorial Day service tomorrow. Members meet at the lodge rooms at 1 PM and then march to the cemetery to decorate the graves of departed knights with flowers.
The La Crosse high school's graduating class of 1906 issued a souvenir commencement program. It is embossed with the class name and year, includes printed program details, class officers, and graduate listings, and is bound with black and yellow cords in the class colors.
Mrs. C. J. Snyder of 1625 Loomis Street travels today with her children for a relatives visit in Rock Island Illinois.
North Side burglars also entered the Caledonia Street M E church. No valuables were taken. matches burned across the floor. Detectives scoured the area. three suspects were detained but released. Masses at both north and south side churches proceeded despite the break‑ins.
An advertisement offers a free ten day at home treatment for female ailments including leucorrhoea and irregular menstruation. It promises cure without doctors, a low weekly cost after trial, and a free book WOMAN'S OWN MEAL ADVISER. Sender is ERS. M. SUMMERS of Notre Dame Indiana.
Bank resources show loans and discounts with overdrafts totaling over 1 million across U S bonds deposits and cash. Liabilities list capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits with the United States Depositary noted.
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