Pallbearer of Yesterday Dies in Fifteenth Ward
The sixth pallbearer summoned by the Dark Angel since last Thursday in Fifteenth ward, Carl Kuhnan aged 61 of 213 Caledonia Street, died about 4 30 pm yesterday after illness. Born in Germany, he was married twice, last wed about fourteen months ago to Mrs Augusta Vent. Surviving children and a funeral are set for Thursday afternoon with Rev W P Schlein officiating and Oak Grove interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kuhnan
Caledonia Street
Kuhnan
Miller
Germany
Augusta Vent
W. P. Schlein
Wm. Dwyer
Oak Grove
Mary Gurgel Wells and Paul Schulz Wed at Lutheran Church
Miss Mary Gurgel Wells of the south side and Paul Schulz of Sumner street were united in marriage today by the Rev. Gamm of the Lutheran church. A large number of relatives and friends attended. Mr Schulz has many friends on the north side. Mrs Suther of 2400 Wood street will move to Washington to live with a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gurgel
Paul Schulz
Sumner Street
Gamm
Lutheran Church
Mr. Schulz
Heinz of Minneapolis as guest of Simonton on Avon Street
Mr. Heinz of Minneapolis visits Mr. Simonton of Avon Street as a guest, with no further details on purpose or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Heinz
Minneapolis
Mr. Simonton
Avon Street
Card of Thanks for Loss of Wife and Mother
We express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and the Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of L FE and the switchmen and engineers of the La Crosse yards for their kind assistance during our bereavement in the sudden death of our wife and mother. Mr. F Stirneman F Stirneman Jr Geo Stirneman Margaret Gilbertson Agnes Gilbertson Richard Gilbertson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of L. FE
la Crosse
F. Stirneman
F. Stirneman Jr
Geo. Stirneman
Margaret Gilbertson
Agnes Gilbertson
Richard Gilbertson
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Social Events
Lawn socials on the Shaddacy and Hauser lawns host by St. Agnes guild and the German M. E. church. Rev Holmen to speak at Scandinavian Baptist church. Miss Magna Larson resumes duties at Figgie dry goods. Marie Sieger returns from Lansing. Alumni banquet plate orders arranged with Sletten and Weis. Milwaukee tracks to be graveled. Edward Stevenson to supervise brick pavement in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Street
St. Agnes
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
H. Fjelstad
Chicago
Holmen
Eening
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Magna Larson
Figgie Dry Goods
Marie Sieger
Lansing
A. and ©. Sletten
Chas. Weis
Funeral of Peter Schmidt Tomorrow
The funeral for Peter Schmidt will be held tomorrow morning at St. John's Church corner of Avon and St. James' street with Rev. Louis Kaluza officiating and Wm. Dwyer in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schmidt
St. John’s Church
Avon and
St. James’ Street
Louis Kaluza
Wm. Dwyer
Bride slain at Hungarian nuptials in Aurora
In Aurora Indiana or Illinois a Hungarian couple Mr and Mrs George Setlagiyi hosted a wedding celebration at North Broadway. Neighbor Andrew Kuk shot the bride in the stomach during the party. Witnesses say it was murder, not accident. Kuk fled upstairs after firing and vanished. The couple wed in Whit ing Indiana and traveled to Aurora for the reception with many guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
George Setlagiyi
North Broadway
Andrew Kuk
Kuk
Whiting
Ind
Sharpshooters Plan Fourth Biennial State Tournament
The La Crosse Sharpshooters association completes arrangements for its fourth biennial state tournament set for July 5 to 8 at the French Island range. Prizes exceed $1,000 with a full program including opening remarks by Max Platz and Mayor William Torrance, daily shooting schedules, and a grand park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
W. Ott
Cy Rechman
T. D. Budd
T. L. Hopkins
William Torrance
Association
State Union
Max Platz
Wm. Torrance
Bevridge and President Narrow Beef Bill Teeth
Beveridge and the president conferred on the beef bill. Beveridge said the house has put back all the teeth of his bill. One tooth is filled but still serviceable and will do good work. The beef bill passed the house this morning.
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Scripps-Me
Rae Dispatch
Washington
Beveridge
Suit Over Trunks of Chiropractors In Justice Court
J C Langley of Galesville sues to recover trunks of clothing and effects of Drs Johnson and Whipple chiropractors jailed for violating state medical laws. Langley paid 40 dollars to Louis Omergerberg under judgment and attachment. he claims title against Omerberg as constable. Johnson and Whipple testified. trial not concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
J. C. Langley
Galesville
Drs. Johnson and
Whipple
Louis Omergerberg
Miller & Wolf
Johnson and Whipple
Omerberg
Johnson
C. L. Hood
Big Contracts For Old Style Lager
Mr Emil Mueller of the G Heileman Co returned from Minneapolis and St Paul with a large contract to supply Old Style Lager in Chicago Fox Lake and other summer resorts The business in La Crosse is already enormous and could rise 50 percent or more over last year Mueller joked that Old Style Lager is the beer that makes them all jealous
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Mueller
G. Heileman Bry. Co
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Chicago
Fox Lake
Ill
Mueller
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien Citizen 13 Visitor Mr Menges
Mr Menges of Prairie du Chien visits the city on business. He is president of Crawford County Bank and vice president of the Prairie du Chien sanitarium. He also supports the city electric lighting plant and notes the sanitarium’s prosperity and growing popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. M. Menges
Prairie du Chien
Mrr. Menges
Crawford County Bank
Mir. Menges
La Crosse Beats Green Bay In Rain-Interrupted Game
La Crosse led 2 to 0 when rain halted play in the second inning. The game will not count in the averages. Diamonds beat Park Store 9 to 8 at Grid grounds on Sunday, with Ott Oechjendier Anderson Strum Fasting credited in the batteries.
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la Crosse
Green Bay
The
Diamonds
Park Store
Ott
Oechjendier
Anderson
Roosevelt and Tillman May Kiss and Make Up
The article reports a prospect of reconciliation between President Roosevelt and Senator Tillman of South Carolina before Roosevelt leaves office. Both men signal no lasting bad blood and possible future cordial meetings despite past tensions over rail rate legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Tillman
Houston residents rebut misreported baseball game account
W J Naylor cashier of Citizens state bank of Houston and a prominent citizen visited the Tribune to dispute a report about a Houston Peerless game last Sunday. He says the game was orderly and Peerless players were well treated, and the negative view harms baseball’s standing in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
W. J. Naylor
Citizens’ State Bank of Houston
Tribune
Naylor
Iowa Campaign Claims Count Delegates Across Camps
Des Moines report lists Cummins campaign at 758 instructed and un contested delegates including Scott and Delaware counties though contesting delegates elected will not attend. Cummins managers show Perkins with 531 delegates, ninety-two uninstructed. Sioux City Journal claims Perkins 723 delegates and Rathburn ninety, totaling 813 anti Cummins delegates, with Cummins at 711.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Scott
Delaware
Perkins
Sioux City Journal
Rathburn
YMCA Phi Alpha Pi Camp at Trempealeau Bay
High school YMCA Phi Alpha Pi members will camp at Trempealeau Bay starting Saturday June 23 for about twelve days under General Secretary J. W. Stafford and Pete Botsford. After return they will host Freeport Y M C A hiking party. They will walk from Freeport Illinois along the Wisconsin River to La Crosse and ride back on a packet steamer.
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Y. M. C. A. Phi Alpha Pi
Trempealeau Bay
J. W. Stafford
Pete” Botsford
Freeport
Ill
Wisconsin River
la Crosse
Fibre mill resumes at Union Fibre company
E G Boynton of this city reports that the two mills of the Union Fibre company have begun operating again. The restart follows recent inactivity, with production aimed at restoring supply in regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Boynton
Union Fibre Company
Closed company buildings reopen after morning fire
The company resumed operations yesterday morning after being shut since a fire destroyed its main buildings several days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tions
Marriage licenses issued today including local foreman
Marriage licenses issued today include Edward Hammer, foreman of the La Crosse Pearl Ruthas works, and Miss Charlotte Pygerson, a well known society girl. Becker and Miss Marie Kes also received licenses, with Dr. W Powell noted in relation to a disease case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hammer
la Crosse Pearl Ruthas Works
Charlotte Pygerson
Becker
Marie Kes
Real Estate Sold in La Crosse Park Addition
A warrantee deed records a transfer from Louis Dissart to F W Harrison for lots in Block 11 Park addition La Crosse with a $1 550 consideration. Mr and Mrs E S Case depart for their new Madison home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dissart
F. W. Harrison
Block 11
Park Addition
City of
la Crosse
Mrs. E. S. Case
Madison
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North Side News
Mary Ggl Wells P
North Side Briefs
Guest
Bride
Rei
NPE
Clothing
Main Street
Henry Krenzke
Will
FE. A. Gotterdam
Wm. Kathary
E. M. Young
John Rusche
Sol Burdick
F. M. Young
George W. Young
Frank Schwalbe
Chas. Smith
John = Rusche
Wm. Tisch
E. M. Smith
W. Kathary
Jule Freas
H. J. Roth
Chas. Fay
M. Erickson
Third Street
State and
Main
Skeeter Skoot
Skeeters
Will Skoot
Erhart’s
Red Cross Drug Store
Washington, D. C
South Carolina
Galinger
White House
Pitchfork Statesman
Iowa
J. Michel Brewing Co
Nebuer
Ginger
Rose St
North Side Bottling Works
Dr. W. Powell
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