Burlington Road Organizes Its New Fire Crew
The Grand Crossing Wisconsin C B and Q fire department begins operations with Chief W C Walz and two crews under Master Mechanic N Frey. Rules require prompt hose cart deployment and immediate alarms, with night crews, hydrant checks, fire practice, and region signals established.
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Burlington Road
Grand Crossing
C. B. & Q. Fire Department
Wis
W. C. Walz
N. S. Zimmer
J. J. Noem
P. J. Kartheiser
A. O. Black
Round House
S. Knights
O. N. Terry
F. Boyer
Amove
N. Frey
Vought-Berger Team to Play Lansing in Iowa
Tomorrow afternoon the Vought Berger baseball team of the north side will play the Lansing team at Lansing Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vought- Berger
North Side
Lansing
Horse Grows Tired While Driver Dances and Runs Away
A horse tied near Union hall during the Rambler’s dance broke loose at about one o’clock last night and dashed off. Officer Fitzsimmons captured the animal on upper Caledonia street about half an hour later. The owner, a local resident near Onalaska, could not be identified. The horse was unharmed and the carriage remained undamaged. the crowd at the ball enjoyed a pleasant evening.
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Union Hall
Upper
Caledonia Street
Fitzsimmons
Onalaska
Misses Flint Return Home From River Falls Teaching
The Misses Flint who have been teaching on this side have gone to their home at River Falls to spend the vacation.
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Misses Flint
River Falls
Hog and cattle market roundup from Chicago auction
Today’s markets show hogs 9 000 head with 3 500 left over and market steady. Light hogs 5 15 to 5 373, rough 4 55 to 5 10, heavy 4 65 to 5 40, mixed 5 10 to 5 40. Cattle 4 000 steady and sheep 2 000 steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
German Singing society to honor Emil Baensch at banquet
The German Singing society of Marienette Wisconsin will hold its annual banquet on July 2 with Emil Baensch as guest of honor and speaker. F C Nowack of Menominee will serve as toast master.
Uncle Sam Seizes Corner Of Federal Building Site
Deputy U S Marshal Pugh of Madison took possession of the disputed corner at the federal building site in Eau Claire and posted a notice of condemnation. The possession dispute with O H Ingram versus C W Churchill and others continues in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
United States
Pugh
Madison
O. H. Ingram
C. W. Churchill
Ingram
Burlington Employees Picnic at Trempealeau Lakes
The Burlington road at Grand Crossing will hold its annual picnic at Trempealeau lakes on the Fourth of July. A meeting will be held in the Store keeper's office this evening at 7:45 to further consider the arrangements for the picnic and all who are interested have been requested to attend. The picnic will be for employees of the Burlington only.
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Burlington Road
Grand Crossing
Trempealeau Lakes
Burlington
North Side Briefs and Local Notices
Caledonia resident Michael Hovde will travel to St. Louis soon. For sale a house and store building to be moved, inquire Thomas and Phalon, 700 Rose. Three thousand cords of dry 16 inch mill wood listed by Thomas and Phalon Coal Co. Confectionery and bakery with furnished rooms and optional board. Mrs. C. Nagle, 625 Mill St. Miss Nealie A. Nelson leaves seventh district teaching post for River Falls. Miss Rose Haas departs Fifth ward for Bangor vacation. Iver Lien of Westby in town on business. grandson Randolf Boysen to visit country. Christ Simonson’s friends report he’s well in Christiania, Norway. Friends gathered at Miss Wittenberg’s Avon St. then to Miss Sloane’s home for a surprise party. James Barclay and wife and children of Bridger, Mont., visited Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Casberg on Kane St. They will return home next week.
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Michael Hovde
Caledonia Street
St. Louis
Thomas & Phalon
Thomas & Phalon Coal Company
C. Nagle
Mill Street
Nealie A. Nelson
River Falls
Rose Haas
Bangor
Iver Lien
Westby
Randolf Boysen
Christ Simonson
Nor Way
Christiania
Simonson
Miss Wittenberg
Avon Street
Miss Sloane
James Barclay
Bridger
Mont
T. C. Casberg
Kane Street
Despondent Husband Ends His Life After Wife's Death
In Racine Wisconsin Andrew Brown a 21 year old brakeman whose wife Miss Josephine Soli of Milwaukee died three months ago, was found dead by his own hand in the lake. He had disappeared May 18 after visiting a Milwaukee brother to whom he gave money and a watch. A $25 reward stood for the body with three claims filed. Brown belonged to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Josephine Soli
Milwaukee
Andrew Brown
Brown
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Marinette Lumber Co Sells 1240 Acres Timber Land
A deed recorded in Marinette Wisconsin shows the Marinette Lumber Co sold about 1240 acres of pine timber in Oconto and Marinette counties to Peshtigo Lumber Co for 8000 dollars. The timber on the tract includes standing and fallen trees and must be cleared by May 1, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette, Wis
Marinette Lumber Company
Oconto
Marinette
Peshtigo Lumber Company
Peshtigo Company
Cooper to Join Taft in Far East Expedition
Congress man H A Cooper will leave Racine for Chicago to meet Secretary Taft and a party of seventy three including Miss Alice Roosevelt. They travel by special train to San Francisco and board a steamer for the Philippine islands for a two month stay and return as guests of the mikado of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
H. A. Cooper
Chicago
Taft
Alice Roosevelt
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Japan
Helen Metcalf Hosts Seventh Birthday Party
Miss Helen Metcalf of West avenue entertains twelve friends Saturday afternoon with games and amusements for her seventh birthday. Captain George L Short of 710 State Street will run the steamer Jap from 9 o clock Sunday for outings. information at Singers boat livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Metcalf
West Avenue
George L. Short
State Street
iSngers
City to award 115000 improvement bonds to Farson Leach Co
Tonight the council will likely award the 115000 improvement bonds to Farson Leach and Co of Chicago at a special meeting amid prior controversy. Attorney Masslich said the firm never sought to exit the bonding contract and emphasized La Crosse bonds’ strength. The dispute centered on the earlier 20000 fire engine bonds drafted with illegal wording, which the firm declined to accept, prompting city attorney Mahoney to seek guidance from Chicago and Maryland courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farson, Leach & Co
Chicago
C. B. Masslich
Farson, Leach Company
Tribune
la Crosse
Masslich
Mahoney
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Maryland Supreme Court
Woman Suffering From Catarrhal Ailments Offered Free Treatment
Dr Hartman offers summer correspondence treatment for female diseases with free guidance and medicines. The ad includes testimonials from Nellie South of Montreal and Edna Moore of Buffalo praising Peruna as a cure and a household necessity.
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Hartman
Nellie South
Edna Moore
Elm Street
Buffalo
N. Y
East End Literary Association
Hartman Sanitarium
Badgers vs Regulators in Sunday baseball clash
The Badgers and the Regulators meet at the old ball park on Sunday afternoon in a tightly contested matchup. Lineups include Badgers Childers and Wright at positions and Regulators led by McLinden and Voight as battery. Sparks defeat Sluggers 12 to 1 as Rob Raye and George Hackner lead the Sparks in a dominant win.
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Badgers
Regulators
Old Ball Park
Childers
Wright
Poole
Stuve
Zein
Barney
Exel
Johnson
Green
Carr
Livetty
McLinden
Voight
Dietz
Lower
Jenswold
Larson
Nagle
Metzer
Bartle
Sparks
Rob Raye
George Hackner
Harry Paterson
Harry Gotterdam
Norman Moll
Frank Gruenzer
Philip Snell
Newell
Foxes Win by Big Margin Over Irish Brigade
The Foxes defeated the Irish Brigade 24 to 0 in five innings at Fifteenth and State streets. Geo Lapitz and Louis Nelson caught. Harold Cummins and Bert Maurer pitched for the Irish. For the Foxes, Fred Dickens caught, Ed Stavrum pitched, Vilus Horner was at first base.
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Foxes
Irish Brigade
State Street
Geo, Lapitz
Louis Nelson
Harold Cummins
Bert Maurer
Fred Dickens
Stavrum
Vilus Horner
Eagles pound Young Favorites 22 to 14 in morning game
Second base Barker Butler and third base Walter Schick sparked the Eagles as they defeated the Young Favorites 22 to 14. Eagles lineup included Parker Poehling Beardsley Roth Luth Weigent Dupee Loveland Fuhlbrugge with Schuta Lund handling pitching and catching duties for the Favorites.
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Eagles
Donald Parker
Rupert Poehling
Claude Beardsley
Short
Arthur Roth
Charles Luth
Charles Weigent
Frank Dupee
Leonard Loveland
Edward Fuhlbrugge
Edmund Schuta
Arthur Lund
Two Girls Given 45 Days In County Jail
Mary Wise and Florence Gaskill, noted North Side residents, were sentenced by Judge Brindley to 45 days each in the county jail after pleading guilty to being women of ill repute and frequenters of saloons.
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Mary Wise
Florence Gaskill
North Side
Brindley
Bijou Presents Attractive Week of Vaudeville
Bijou theatre schedules a strong week with Edwin Poulter as Happy Hooligan Marie Dockman and J R Kerr in an illustrated song The Bernsteins and Harry Clinton Sawyer in comedy imitations the Kinodrome showing land conflicts in the Russo Japanese war and the Trials of an Automobilist First show Monday matinee with expected large patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou Vaudeville Theatre
Edwin Poulter
Happy Hooligan
Marie Dockman
Scared to Death by Reptile
Manitowoc Wisconsin June 24 A 12 year old girl Calla Huebner daughter of Mr and Mrs William Huebner living north of the city died yesterday afternoon after stepping on a concealed non venomous snake in the yard. The reptile was not venomous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis
Calla Huebner
William Huebner
Teacher Miss Martha Fritz Leaves for Durand Vacation
Miss Martha Fritz, a Ninth ward teacher, has returned to her home in Durand to spend the vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fritz
Ninth Ward
Durand
Fast game today shapes La Crosse lead hopes
The report notes another quick game in which La Crosse could lead the standings if Freeport falters. Beloit and La Crosse tied 0 0 after the first inning and tickets for tomorrow’s game are sold only at Adam Forschler's Cigar store.
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la Crosse
Freeport
Beloit
Adam Forschler
Anderson Home Not Sold Today
The Mons Anderson building at Fourth and Cass streets was not sold this morning and will be offered later in a private sale. Other estate properties were disposed of to the lowest bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons Anderson
Fourth and
Cass Streets
Piremen End to Tournament at Rice Lake Wisconsin
The state firemen tournament concluded with several event wins. Reedsburg won the hose race in 33 seconds, while Lake Mills followed. Lake Mills claimed the second fastest time in the same hose race with 37 seconds. Spring Green took the hook and ladder prize in 37.15. Oconomowoc won secondary team prize. Spooner was second. Individual entries saw B McGill of Elkhorn set a record in single man coupling at 42.5 seconds, Ed Reed of Oconomowoc winning foremen's race, M Woodward of Reedsburg the two yards fireman race in 11 seconds, and Reedsburg capturing the championship relay coupling in 49.15 seconds with Oconomowoc second.
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Rice Lake
Wis
Reedsburg
Lake Mills
Spring Green
Oconomowoc
Spooner
B. McGill
Elkhorn
Wessel
Bakine
Hooland
Ed. Reed
Woodward
Leis Private Instruction Notice
A brief summer notice indicates private instruction for grades with address at 434 North Seventh Street.
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets claim health benefits in tab let form
An advertisement for HOLLISTER and Houtisten Dive Company of Madison Wisconsin promotes Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets as a busy person remedy. It claims to aid constipation indigestion liver kidney troubles eczema impure blood bad breath sluggish bowels headache and backache and sells at 35 cents a box. It touts Golden Nuggets for sallow people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Houtisten Dive Company
Madison
Wis
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Rose Street
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Cooper
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ITV News
Parson & Leach
America
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Angelina Grotten
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Angelina Gratton
S. B. Hartman
Columbus, Ohio
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Dad Rland
ALOK
L. E. Lavaque
Barker Butler
Walter Schick
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Tom Schultz
Alfred Zeisler
Dave McKillip
Bijou
Anderson
Piremen
Canada
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Western
United States and Canada Land Co
Arnt T. Flow
Dist. Mor
Lienlokken Bank
Wisconsin
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