For Sale Listings in City and Nearby Areas
Multiple ads offer property and goods for sale across cities. Corner lot 45 by 149 feet, 160 acres farm land, nine room house with barn, eight room house with barn and two cottages, summer house 20 miles from La Crosse with 15 acres and river landing, various furniture and lumber for sale. Listings include addresses: Cass St, Denton, Pine St, Rose St, State St, Ferry.
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A. T
Tribune
Cass St
Isis Pine St
City
Denton
la Crosse
F. A. Chase
Viroqua
Wis
Otto Granke
Rose St
State St
Davenport
Ferry
For Sale 5x7 Century Camera at Discount
Advertises a 5x7 Century camera in perfect condition with a regular price of 40 dollars now offered for 25 dollars. Sale location Mariner Pharmacy at 425 Main Street.
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Mariner Pharmacy
Main St
Oriental Rug Co carpet cleaning and remaking offer
Carpets lifted, cleaned and delivered at 3 and 4 cents per yard with satisfaction guaranteed. Rugs made from worn out carpets available. New phone 968R, old phone 8951. Oriental Rug Co., 520 Mill St. Enos E. Johnson, Manager.
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Oriental Rug Co
Mill St
Enos E. Johnson
Mgr
Wanted ads and business opportunities in Tribune
Short notices invite a trainee for half tone and zine etching pay 100 dollars training to earn 20 to 30 dollars weekly. Secondhand safe sought. A small cottage on South Side wanted to buy with easy payments. A young man with capital seeks cash business or partnership in store hotel or manufacturing. Stenographic work sought evenings with own machine. A horse is wanted for delivery duties for Reliable Steam Laundry at 117 119 North 6th.
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National Engraving Co
Care Tribune
South Side
S. M
Jules
Tribune
Burke Victor in Nomination for Congress
Sioux Falls South Dakota June 19 Complete returns from most counties show Charles H Burke nominated for Congress and Eben W Martin also nominated Both are stalwarts Insurgents concede Burkes lead and Harry Hall may gain only if canvassing board finds errors Martin leads by about 487 with three counties yet to report
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Charles H. Burke
Congress
Eben W. Martin
Burke
Hall
Martin
Blue
Gregory
Sully
Congressman Hall
Robbery Hits Turtle River Post Office in Broad Daylight
W T Blakeley postmaster at Turtle River reports a break in the village post office. The safe was blown open and cash and stamps stolen, with about 500 dollars in total losses including village funds and Mr Blakeley’s money. A handcar was also stolen, but the building suffered no structural damage. Authorities chase leads as they search for the robbers and the missing handcar.
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Bemidji, Minn
W. T. Blakeley
Turtle River
United States
Farley
Northwest in Brief: May News from Minnesota and Dakota
Reports from many towns note May happenings. Bethle hem academy graduates ten at a packed amphitheater. Watertown votes on school bonds for a new annex and ward house. Brainerd Masons travel to International Falls for lodge work and Rainy lake excursion. Anoka hosts district institute with speakers. Freeman Knowles case moves to rehearing in Sioux Falls. Beltrami tax take reaches 83 thousand dollars, May 29 a record day. Wessington Springs builds water works with a large reservoir. Grand Marais dredge stuck at bridge. crews to remove bridge sections. Spearfish considers new canal power to feed a Wyoming plant for Black Hills mines.
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Faribault
Minn
Bethlehem Academy
Opera House
J. M. Riordan
St. Paul
Watertown
S. D
H. L. Sheldon
H. M. Freebury
George H. Baxter
Rainy Lake
International Falls
Fort Frances
Sioux Falls
Bemidji
G. H. French
Beltrami County
Arlington
Wessington Springs
Crokston
Grand Marais
Spearfish
Black Hills
Beular
Wyo
Throat Cut Brings 30 Day Drunk Plea in Melrose
In Melrose Minnesota James Burns fifty found near coal chutes with a slash in the throat. A surgeon sewed three stitches and Burns admitted being a tramp. Two more intoxicated hoboes George Freeman and George Lewis were arrested and also received thirty days after pleading guilty to drunkenness as authorities investigate Burns injuries.
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Melrose
Minn
James Burns
Morehead
Burns
George Freeman
George Lewis
Payne Acquitted in Fargo Post Office Robbery Case
In Fargo North Dakota on June 19 United States court acquitted Thomas Payne who faced charges of complicity in the Manuel post office robbery. Fred Stevens who pleaded guilty says he never saw Payne and that Payne was not part of the group.
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Fargo
N. D
Thomas Payne
Manuel Post Office
Fred Stevens
Payne
His Romance Blasted by Cold Parlor Reproof
A romantic suitor bursts into the parlor vowing to scour the earth if the beloved vanishes. The mistress coolly rebukes him pointing to muddy tracks on a stained floor and instructs him to fetch soap to clean the floor as he storms out.
Daily Market Reports From Chicago Kansas City and New York
Cattle and hog prices mixed in Chicago and Kansas City markets with cattle steady to lower and hogs up modestly. New York stocks led by Union Pacific slid from opening strength as bonds held steady and dairy prices posted small changes.
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Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Union Pacific
Grain and pork quotes from July and December markets
Market notes show wheat at July 88 percent and December 87, corn July 69 percent and December 58 percent, oats July 45 percent and December 389 percent, pork July around 14.45 to 14.50 and December near 14.62 to 14.72. Wheat and corn futures also listed near 105 and 885 percent in the text.
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Miner & Co
Grain Gossip Reports Mixed Field Conditions in Illinois and Kansas
Following ram Hoyt at Gibson City Illinois reports oats poor short and yellow and drowned out. Corn short and weedy with hard baked ground needing rain. Old corn and oats cleared up. LeCount Finley Barrell Co.'s crop expert wires from Kingman Kansas weather fine harvesting in full blast wheat quality splendid.
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Ram Hoyt
Gibson City
Ill
Lake Erie
LeCount Finley Barrell & Co
Kingman
Kansas
Grain market outlook and buying stance from Wheat Belt opinions
Grain Opinions and Chicago Clement Curtis Co say harvesting is now general in the lower half of the winter wheat belt with mixed returns expected. The market will be governed largely by the price of new wheat. Finley Barrell notes a strong commercial situation and bullish possibilities and advises taking advantage of any further setbacks to make purchases.
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Chicago
Clement Curtis Co
Finley Barrell
Harvest prospects and weather update from Kansas fields
B W Snow wires from Hutchinson Kansas describing harvest in Reno Rice and McPherson counties. Rain caused no damage but straw is short and stands thinned by Hessian fly. Corn knee high but clean. stand inferior and yields likely moderate. Weather favors farming with scattered thunder showers.
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B. W
Hutchinson
Kansas
Reno
Rice
McPherson
Defenders Lose Best Man Ahead of Intercollegiate Regatta
Syracuse arrives in Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate regatta roster finalization. Coach Ten Eyck notes a setback as freshman eight member Wirsig is operated on for appendicitis and is replaced by Zeller at seat three. Morning rowing features long easy pulls with crews preparing amid calm water and practice sessions along the river.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Ten Eyck
Wirsig
No. 3
Zeller
Courtenay
Milton’s Landing
Wisconsin
Young Ten Eyck
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Mail thief arrest reported with suspect named George Young
Authorities in the area say a colored man claiming to be George Young is under arrest in connection with a Kansas City mail pouch theft. A description and mug shot are expected from Denver by mail, but Young denies being the wanted man.
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George Young
Kansas City
Denver
Young
Smooth-faced Villain Fumes Over Payment and Shave Incident
In a melodramatic exchange the hero ine accuses the villain of base canard while signing papers. The villain mutters that the manager would not pay him and he could not get shaved, highlighting a petty grievance amid the plot.
Mystery surveyors stay in Crookston overnight
Crookston Minnesota June 19 a party of engineers remain in the city overnight and will take a special out of here for Roseau county. They refuse to give a reason for surveying in the north and are not Great Northern engineers.
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Crookston
Minn
Roseau County
Preacher Fined for Illegal Fishing on Lake Francis
Rev. W. S. Stone of Westbrook was arrested by Game and Fish Warden J. H. Jordan for illegal fishing on Lake Francis. He paid a $16 fine plus costs after being caught with four poles and lines while pulling in black bass. The incident occurred in Elysi an Minnesota with Justice Warburton presiding.
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Elysian, Minn
W. 8S. Stone
Westbrook
J. H. Jordan
Mankato
Lake Francis
Fergus Falls Keeps Saloon Licenses Under Tight Watch
In Fergus Falls Minnesota on June 19 city officials show strict stance on liquor licenses. Three of eight aldermen vote against all licenses and a fourth opposes when an applicant is questioned as a law abiding saloon man.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Market prices hold steady as farmers delay arrivals
Readable market notes show no price changes today as farmers focus on field work. Strawberries are plentiful and high quality, with various produce items and farm commodities listed by suppliers and stores, including onions, cabbage, potatoes, fruits, and grains.
Burned by Blazing Paint in Fergus Falls House Fire
Edward J. Swenneby was severely burned at his Fergus Falls home when a lighted lamp fell as he carried a lamp and paint upstairs. Oil and paint spilled over him and ignited, burning him as his skin peeled in spots. The oil and blaze were later extinguished as the house caught fire but firefighters stopped the flames.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Edward J. Swenneby
Anticipation Outshines Realization in a Man's Enjoyment
A reflection argues that much of a man’s pleasure lies in looking forward to experiences rather than in their actual completion. The idea contrasts thrill with fulfillment and notes anticipation as a powerful, enduring influence on satisfaction.
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Maler Barber College
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Hotel Grand
Fabric Implement Co
Farnam &T
Cirle
la Crosse Clothing Company
Market St
Nhrse
Cameron House
Finch
S&s
4Th St
Segelke & Kohlhaus Mfg. Co
Northwestern Hotel
319 Inc
Winona
Homer
Bierce, Wilber. Company
Model Block
Irongray
Box B
Kendall
Gateway City Transfer Co
Vine Street
the Tribune
Wilton
J. Snider
Caledonia St
W. Ave
Pine St
Caledonia
C. W. Noble
Batavian Bank Bldg
Batavian Bank
E. H. Jackel
S. 6Th St
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
SS Es Tornado
van Auken
Pearl It
Pacific Coast
The
Yd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Chas. Mechel & Co
Milwaukee
Texas
the Panhandle
Panhandle
Reed Allen Realty Co
Wm. Tisch, Mgr
Photography
W. J. Fitzpatrick
Mariner’s Pharmacy
Anderson
E. Anderson
E. Rutledge
F. J. Fugina
Fountain City
H. W. Barker
Runckel
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank Building
Geo. E. Birdsell
Minnesota
Northwest
John Go. Burns
Etwas Mill Co
W. W. Cargill Co
W. W
sdon-Boyd
Eereneee
Ois i
Hawkey Cony
A. B
California
H. M. Sieser
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Vance
City Scales
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