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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1907

Page

5

Alderman Endorses Public Landing for Motorboats

Alder man G A Keller backs a small craft wharf proposed by the La Crosse Motor Boat club to be built north of State street at the foot of the new park. He estimates a 150 foot landing could be constructed for about 250 dollars using materials from the old Pettibone park bridge.

G. A. Keller Common Council la Crosse Motor Boat Club Keller Pettibone Park State Street

Y M C A directors push La Crosse building plan

The La Crosse YMCA directors elected F H Scofield president as they approve buying the Van Steenwyk site and set a building committee to oversee plans and contracts. Foundation hoped by fall though winter work limits progress.

la Crosse Association van Steenwyk F. H. Scofield George W. Burton F. G. Tiffany Paul T. Schultze J. M. Holley, Jr

Woman Dies After Eating Cucumbers in Denver

Mrs Mary Stark paid for a dozen cucumbers from Mrs Ella Brophy and ignored a warning not to eat them. She consumed two cucumbers and died later the same day in Denver Colorado as authorities investigate the incident.

Denver Colo Mary Stark Ella Brophy

Doctor's Food Talk praises Grape-Nuts as vital for health

A Massachusetts physician extols Grape-Nuts as highly digestible and nutritious. He claims four heaping teaspoons supply the cereal portion of a meal and asserts widespread use could extend life and boost happiness, noting the food suits babes to adults and can be served cold or hot.

Wellville

Salzer Lumber to Expand Capital and Yards

The Salzer Lumber company raises capital from 100000 to 250000 with 25400 in common stock and 125000 in preferred stock. Head offices and yards are in Minneapolis with smaller western retail yards planned, and expansion will boost yard count in western cities.

Salzer Lumber Company Tribune Minneapolis la Crosse

Y M C A Lectures Likely Canceled Over Costs

The local Y M C A may drop its planned lecture course due to high entertainments expenses. Secretary Stafford reports theater rent at 100 dollars nightly plus attractions and incidentals create a high financial risk, making success unlikely.

Stafford

Man Credited When He Bears a Wellbehaved Baby

A man earns praise for handling a baby only when the child behaves well. The remark attributes successful baby management to the man’s steady conduct during favorable moments.

Death of Former City Resident Nels A Lindhjem

Announcement from the city confirms the death of Nels A Lindhjem a former resident who left La Crosse about twenty years ago to work in Minneapolis where he died He is survived by a wife and three daughters.

Nels A. Lindhjem la Crosse Minneapolis H. B. Rogers Mount Pulaski Ill Item Samaritan

William Taylor Visits at 101 in Rural La Crosse

William Taylor, longtime door keeper of the circuit court, returns to La Crosse after four years in Colorado where he has lived with his daughter. He says he turned 101 on his last birthday yet moves about with endurance like a much younger man.

William Taylor la Crosse Colorado Taylor

River Forecast Promises Steady Rise Over 36 Hours

The government weather bureau station predicts water levels will rise for the next 36 hours. A one tenth of a foot increase was recorded yesterday, current stage 7.6 feet. Rainfall yesterday totaled .22 inch. Stages today are listed.

Government Weather Bureau

Personal notices and social visits fill La Crosse pages

A long column lists Dr. Will Powell and Miss Margaret Jackman among society figures, local guests from Chicago to Madison, and many residents visiting friends in La Crosse. It notes weddings, travels to Madison and Chicago, and health remedies like Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea along with various callers and short trips around Wisconsin towns.

Will Powell Hollister Margaret Jackman Marjory Bailey Chicago

Dancing Party At The Country Club

Last evening Miss Jeanette Hankerson and Miss Laura Cunningham hosted a charming dancing party at the Country club with Dana providing popular airs. Light refreshments followed between dances and guests included Josephine Traer, John Gile Paul, Marie Paul, Margery Gordon, Dorothy Hixon, Ellen Hixon, plus many others.

Jeanette Hankerson Laura Cunningham Dana Josephine Traer John Gile Paul Marie Paul Margery Gordon Dorothy Ellen Hixon Margaret Easton Margaret Taylor Helen Anderson Gretchen Salter Charlotte Julia Coleman Dorothy Usher Mary Burton Dorothy Wing Elsie Traer John Paul Elmore Holway William Crosby William and Orlando Holway Morton Traer Stephen Martindale Lyman Wheeler Barker Butler Clarke Baston Charles Colman Sherwood Wing Kenneth Salzer, Sr Stanley Gorson

Local residents plan travels and visits this summer

Mr and Mrs Levi Withee left this morning for their farm at Hixon. Mr and Mrs Albert Hirshheimes have gone to Cascade Locks for a few weeks. Mrs C N Moller will leave tomorrow for Minneapolis to visit friends. Mrs G W Traer and family of Chicago are at their summer cottage in Ebner's Coulee. Miss Mary McMann from Cleveland is visiting old school mates and will join a party to Yellowstone. Miss Marie Hanson has gone to Oshkosh for a house party and an old friend's wedding.

la Crosse O. C. Trusdale Viroqua Anna Hanson Winona C. Reing Fond du Lac N. T. Magelssen Lee, Il C. W. Noble Newton Pierce Westby F. H. Fowler O. P. Cophers de Soto J. R. Rodgers Muscade C. A. Worth Chicago Milwaukee Main Street Thomas Thompson Esther Thompson Huron S. D Nelse Thompson Lenard Schultz Minneapolis Romeo Starler South Sixth Street Gertrude White F. Stellingware Caledonia Daniel Desmond Grays Mills G. H. Bower Hillsboro G. I. Biehfer Maystone F. F. Collins A. A. Zimmer Canada T. H. Beaver McGregor Geo. F E. B. Lillie Sparta Miss Olmos Peterson Minn Friinds Agnes Nowachet Oxford Junction Jos. I. Cary Dubuque Geo. Allen Augusta Wis Denver Yellow Stone Park E. A. Gotterdam Madison John Kingsley Pipestone J. H. Biedehorn Red Wing H. N. Schultz J. H. Coons P. BE. Rumsey E. R. Stewart Levi Withee Hixon Albert Hirshheimes Cascade Locks C. N. Moller G. W Traer Ebner’s Coulee Mary McMann Cleveland O Marie Hanson Oshkosh

Spotlight at the Bijou Show Delights All Audiences

The Bijou features Harry Steele the skating comedian Ca mille Personi the vocalist Eddie Dolan the comedian and the headliners Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Coiby in their Black Art Act. The show includes musical numbers and moving pictures arriving today with Kreutz orchestra providing the music.

the Bijou Harry Steele Eddie Dolan Mrs Franklin Coiby le Fleur Kreutz ‘Orchestra

Y. M. C. A. Team to Face Tomah on Fourth of July

On the Fourth of July the Y M C A baseball team travels to Norwalk to play the Tomah independent team. The local squad has been strengthened for the contest as Tomah is regarded as a strong club.

Norwalk Tomah Tomah Club Isa

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