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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
4
Norwegian M. E. Church at corner of Berlin and Sill streets invites all to Sunday school at 9 15 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 o clock All cordially invited.
Geenan M E Church at Clinton and Berlin streets led by Rev W J Ritter lists Sunday school at 9 15 am preaching at 10 30 am Epworth League at 7 15 pm sermon at 7 45 pm and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 45 pm The pastor will preach at both services The German public is invited to all services.
The Norwegian Lutheran Church at Charles and Sill streets led by Rev E O Vik holds 10:30 AM services with Sunday school times listed. Caledonia St Methodist Episcopal Church under Rev A V Ingham offers 10:30 AM worship on Life's Possibilities and 7:45 PM service on The Unchanging Christ with selected anthems.
Tabernacle Baptist Church at 12232 Avon Street lists morning and evening worship. Sunday school at 12 noon and the Young People’s Society meets at 6 30 p m.
The Scandinavian Baptist Church at Corner Chariel and Logan streets offers Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school from 12 to 1 p.m. B Y P U meets at 6 30 p m with an evening service at 7 30 p m. A weekly prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Lutheran Church Immanuel on Avon and St Paul streets announces regular services at 10 o clock a m and Sunday school at 11 15 with J W Bergholz as pastor.
Rev. L. S. Marvick, pastor, announced no services will be held in the Trinity Lutheran church this Sunday due to unspecified reasons.
Pastor O L Christianson of Norwegian Bethel Lutheran leads services at 10:30 in the morning and 7 45 in the evening. Sunday school begins at 9 A M and a prayer meeting is held Wednesday evening.
North North Presbyterian at Logan and Avon streets invites worship at 10 30 a m with Rev Finch A Clarke pastor The morning theme is Individualism in the Twentieth Century An evening service is listed but time not provided
The notice outlines a summer schedule with brief inspiring services. Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 45 p m in the church lecture room.
St. Peter's Church North Side holds usual afternoon service at three o'clock led by Pastor C. N. Moller.
A collection of North Side movements including visits, departures for Madison Milwaukee Des Moines and St Paul. relocations by families from Trempealeau Waukon and Chicago. a reunion at 1542 Charles Street. and pay day at the Milwaukee road. Individuals named include Mrs Ole Nelson Rev B Leonard Forest Mercier Ruth Erickson Verna Lila Jenks Lizzie Pfeiffer and several Johnsons.
The London Zoo spent 23490 dollars on animal feeding last year listing hay 161 loads straw 208 loads tares 1188 beadles maize 360 bushels rice 1 percent tons canary seed 150 bushels shrimps 1835 pints and fish 28 tons. It also notes 218 horses 1505 dollars and 152 goats with large counts of bananas grapes oranges apples mangels potatoes bread fowls and other feed items.
Six boys form the 1911 St James parochial school graduating class receive diplomas in a church service led by Father Ambrose Murphy. They plan to attend Onalaska Agricultural school in fall. Afternoon exercises featured a Missal volume, class picnic planned for Dresbach park, and a class yell marking the occasion.
Milwaukee road unveils new timetable affecting River and La Crosse divisions tomorrow. Southern Minnesota division trains see time changes. Passenger No. 1 from La Crosse now departs at 11 25 PM instead of 8 30 PM to improve connections with No. 56 from the north. Other changes are limited to minor freight adjustments.
A Milwaukee road North side depot bulletin announces that an assistant inspector from the bureau of safe transportation of explosives will lecture at the YMCA on June 20. The notice orders railroad workers between La Crosse and Austin Minn to attend if possible.
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease through internal treatment. Proponents offer 100 dollar reward for any case it cannot cure and urge sending for testimonials. Sold by druggists for 0.50. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The following 80 pupils of the Franklin school have passed the examinations and have been admitted to the high school. Walter Ahlstrom Agnes Arntsen Blanche Asselin Florence Barron Elmer Bollrud Dorothy Cordell Lois Drake William King Emma Knutson Oscar Lewis Nina Lien Harry Nelson Alice Nelson Julia Noem Harry Olson Lillian Olson William Olson Ormon Rewey Kirk Saltz Theodore Schroeder Oscar Solberg Bertha Sorenson Irene Sorenson Ruth Wheeler Doris Whittenberg Ada Wiles.
Louis Nass and Harold Groth have returned from St Paul, where they spent time visiting colleagues and attending events before resuming their duties locally.
The Northwestern United Doctors will hold a return visit at Stoddard Hotel on Sunday and Monday, June 18 and 19, offering consultations and medical services to the local community. The event marks their second appearance in the area this season.
Two day campaign by licensed Northwestern United Doctors offers free consultation examination and advice for chronic diseases in men women and children. They promise no charges beyond medicine with a germ destroying cancer treatment and bloodless surgery claims. Hours are 9 AM to 6 PM and married women must bring husbands minors bring parents.
Across Armenian lore and early exploration, Ararat stands as a forbidding peak with 17 recorded ascents. James Bryce reached the summit in 1876 amid skeptics, while St Hagop’s attempts were thwarted by divine warnings. A fragment of the Ark remains at the monastery of Eltchmaidsin.
Dialogue notes a mother who cannot keep her baby and a country family that intends to raise it. It mentions she found a flat that barred children, prompting the adoption decision. The exchange underscores housing limits affecting family plans.
Charles S. Slichter submits to the State Railway Commission a report favoring an underground water supply for La Crosse Wisconsin. He relies on six test wells in the La Crosse river valley showing water bearing sands 30 to 160 feet deep with strong capacity and high purity. He argues lower cost steady quality and defense against contamination versus river filtration and urges acquisition of land, construction of multiple well batteries, and mains redesigned for future connections.
The ad promotes Stearns Electric Paste as smart household economy. A 25 cent box supposedly prevents damage by rats mice cockroaches and waterbugs. Sold at druggists with warnings to obtain the genuine Stearns Electric Paste Company Chicago Illinois.
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