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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1906
Page
3
Excitement on Mill street as Louis Casperson's team bolted near the Allen hotel. The wagon struck a telephone pole in front of Moss barbershop, spilling milk and glass across the brick pavement. No injuries reported.
Seventeen diplomas will be awarded at the tenth annual St. Joseph school commencement in the school hall next Tuesday evening. Graduates listed include Albert Eemsch Frank Fries Barbara Knote Helen Koller Joseph Soller George Hackner Cecelia Volz Bernard Schuld John Wiggert Otto Kiess Rupert Poehling Frederick Riegger Genevieve Miller Lydia Bott Agnes Delphenich Anna Grupp Eleonora Minna. The program features a tableau group a salutatory by Bernard Schuld songs and declamations with interspersed music and a closing address titled The Ropes of the Past Ring the Bells of the Future.
Local Saenger committees report about thirty Minnehaha Mandskor members from Sioux Falls will join the Northwestern Scandinavian Singing society at La Crosse on July 6 7 and 8. The Grenso ciety of Madison will also attend. After the gathering the Sioux Falls group plans a river trip to Winona.
A rotted plank caused an old cistern to cave in at the corner of Seventh and Mississippi streets Saturday afternoon. A delivery horse fell into a six foot deep ditch but escaped unharmed after six men pulled it out. horse harness and wagon also suffered no damage. The horse was driven away shortly after extraction.
The La Crosse Champs dined at the Hotel Grand hosted by proprietor Tommy Coulam after a Saturday game. Bond and Metwitsky hit sensational home runs, elevating morale and ensuring a win.
The steamer Fountain City and barge brought Winona firemen and friends to the city for the annual outing. A large crowd toured local sights with red badges. Tomorrow the Fountain City plans a family excursion from this city to Winona.
Mrs Carolina Schultze aged 72 died at her home 1129 South Second street on Saturday night from asthma. She leaves a husband and seven children six other relatives. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2 pm and at 2:30 pm at the German Lutheran church with interment at Oak Grove.
Bridge issue totals reach 5,600 this season with 6,252 issued last year as the season begins. Officials forecast 8,000 to 9,000 passes by season's end. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Brajbant of 613 St Paul Street.
Miss Dora Marshall visits Fredericksburg while Helen Chopieska goes to Minneapolis. Various notices include job ads at Valya Garment Co and household visits to Madison Arcadia and Chicago. Local events feature excursions aboard the J. S. steamer, dances, weddings, and a Kiwanis style wealth of small town happenings.
San quality hat pins advertised as better design and cheaper than competitors. Sterling silver pins priced from 35 cents to 1.25 dollars and gold filled options between 18 and 75 cents each. Irvine's at 429 Main promotes honest advertising as a sales secret.
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