Seventh District Pupils Enter High School
The 8A class graduates from Seventh District school with many names listed as passing examinations and set to enter the high school in the fall, including Otto Arnison Roy Davidson Cecil Downing Myrtle Erickson and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Arnison
Roy Davidson
Cecil Downing
Myrtle Erickson
George Evenson
Helen Green
Selma Larsen
Clifford Marking
Clayton Marvin
Cora Opsah
Laura Pilger
Floyd Rewey
Lillie Rick
Harry Robinson
Edward Ryan
Mildred Rynning
Eda Semingson
Edward Fitzpatrick
Oscar Simonson
Helen Smith
Esther Vik
Lucile Yehle
Unknown activity hinted in ghost laying line lore
A cryptic line suggests some unseen action near dusk within the ghost laying line tradition. The brief hints at nocturnal work or rites as night falls, inviting cautious curiosity about local folklore and timing.
Dollar Day and excursions fill La Crosse personals
Doerflinger’s hosts Dollar Day while La Crosse social scene touts steamer trips to Winona and moonlight sails. Local residents Amerison, Norton, Preston, Jackman, and others visit relatives or attend gatherings in La Crosse, with ads for Hellfach jeweler offering 35 cent family excursions and 8 inch glass bowls. Kidney health notices and Universalist convention travel add to the day’s items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doerflinger’s
Amerison
la Farge
Hellfach, Jeweler
Will Powell
Horace Norton
Viroqua
Winona
Rutledge
Lillian Preston
New Albin
la Crosse
Hellfach
W. W. Collins
Fond du Lac
Mutual
George Powell
Marguerite Jackman
Madison
Frank Winter
Jr. S
T. A. Brokker
Harmony
Jeweler
Howard Canfield
Bank of Sparta
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Rev. Paulson
Stoddard
Ilington
Wis
Class Play On This Evening At High School Auditorium
A senior class play titled Our Boys will be presented this evening in the High School auditorium. Hugh Moss stars as the leading man with Gertrude Smith as the lead actress, supported by Paul Esch Ben Stevens and Carl Neprud in key roles. Cast includes Cora Schultz Olga Kaser and others under Prof Abenezet's coaching as the student troupe aims for a strong comedy performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abenezet
Hugh Moss
Gertrude Smith
Paul Esch
Ben Stevens
Carl Neprud
Cora Schultz
Violet Melrose
Olga Kaser
Belinda
Larson
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
City News First Chorus Saengerfest Eyes 4000 Voices
Saengerfest announces five concerts with about 4000 voices including a grand chorus of 2000 and a children's chorus half that size. A mixed reception chorus joins seven soloists, plus a male reception chorus of 75 voices. Eight states, 40 cities, and about 75 societies expected.
La Crosse Woman Dies in West While Traveling for Health
A telegram to Mrs. Doty announced the Spokane death of Mrs. Henry L. Hier, a former La Crosse resident. Suffering heart trouble, she and her husband were traveling to California for a month of rest when she passed away. They had left La Crosse last November for the west for her health. Deceased was 53 years old and left only her husband, a salesman for Davis Medary Platz Co. The body will arrive Sunday night with funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty
Spokane
Henry L. Hier
la Crosse
Davis, Medary & Platz Co
Wonderland Good Attraction at La Crosse Levee
J. W. Cooley's Wonderland theatre boat at the La Crosse levee attracted a large crowd last evening. The up-to-date boat featured a girls ballet a bicycle trio and tumblers with new feats. The show closed with illustrated pictures and was praised as one of the best seen in La Crosse in some time. The boat resumes next Monday for another performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cooley
la Crosse
Main Street
Travel Strains Hit Players During Short Vacation Pause
The players require breaks for rest while the team cites tight finances preventing a round trip to Brownsville and back. This limits travel options and extends time away from regular duties as managers assess feasibility.
Fever Ticks Damage Texas Cattle Nationwide Loss
The Texas fever tick causes about $63,250,000 in annual damage, with $40,000,000 to people and $23,250,000 in south assets lost. The Bureau of Animal Industry reports progress, including a 56,000 square mile quarantine area cleared since 1906, and plans to expand efforts with higher funding and state cooperation. Methods include dipping, spraying, and cattle removal from pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
California
South
Postpone Opening of La Crosse Baths to July Fourth
The La Crosse public baths opening is delayed a week due to a high river. If the river recedes, baths may open Saturday July 4. Secretary Roberge says the water level makes bathing dangerous and muddy from recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Roberge
Board of Public Works
Pony Contest to Close Tonight at Tribune
Today is the final day of the children contest for free tickets to the Gentry Brothers Dog and Pony show. Two contests run: a 300 word story and naming the Tribune pony. Entries must be written today and mailed to the Tribune Junior Editor or delivered to the Tribune office by tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pretty Wedding at Sparta Wis Unites Seiger and Frederick
In Sparta on June 25 a wedding joined August Seiger Nee nah Wis and Martha Frederick of Sparta at 7 30 pm at the bride House High Hill street Rev Henry Schmelling officiated Attendants included Hattie Smith Lena Frederick Emma Frederick A luncheon followed at 8 pm The ceremony was reported alongside local notices including a fatal lightning strike near Oil City and various city business and social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
August Seiger
Neenah, Wis
Martha Frederick
High Hill Street
Henry Schmelling
Hattie Smith
Lena Frederick
Emma Frederick
Carl Frederick
Fred Seikert
Harry Voss
Pewaukee Saloons License Fight Heads to Mandamus
Mandamus proceedings started before Judge Griswold to compel Pewaukee Village President Andrew Nelson and the board to revoke Edgemore hotel proprietor John W. Lawrence liquor license. Hearing set for Thursday after Edgemore shooting and prior board revocation. Lawrence challenged via certiorari. Lueck reversed for lack of notice and opportunity to appear. Edgemore described as a disorderly house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Griswold
Andrew Nelson
Pewaukee Village
John W. Lawrence
Edgemore Hotel
Edgemore
Lawrence
Lueck
Winnifred Cook Sentenced to 30 Days Jail
Winnifred Cook was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for stealing trousers and shoes from George Hummery while he was intoxicated. The defense cited drunkenness. it was his first offense, resulting in a brief sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hummery
Winnifred Cook
First Shipment on Black River by Onalaska Firm
The Onal Pickle Company plans the first Black River shipment to Dubuque and Davenport, loading eight carloads of products at Onalaska and seeking a packet line to haul by water rather than rail. Company official E T Johnson says water transport may be cheaper and notes steady river town orders suited to water delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Cna
Onal Pickle Company
Dubuque
Davenport
E. T. Johnson
Pickle Company
Onalaska
Three Marriage Licenses Issued This June
Three couples secured marriage licenses this month. Reynold Biers and Gree Fenlasson, both from this county, Jerry Johnson and Helen Kohn of this city, and Joseph C. Mertech from this city with Alberta Niesen of La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold
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ICE Cream & Butter Company
Main ST
Hilbert
Beyschlag’s Drug Store
Mme. B. Soule
S. Front ST
Marinello System
M. Hettinger
Fifth ST
Erhart
F. M. Branson & Son
Jay ST
City News
Homer
T. H. Holtz & Co
Chicago
Freq Beisel
Annapolis
Pacific Coast
Mr. Beisel
West
Wonderland
Brownsville
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
la Crosse, Wis
ECA
ELLY
Crosby
Ray
Las
Gow MeDar
Bureau of Animal Industry At
Sparta, Wis
C. C. Newton
M. T. Parks
D. C. Beebe
Ella Esch
Devils Lake
Old University
Albert Megee
E. A. Richardson
Dora
Oil City
Megee
Woodstock
Ontario
Dodge & Davis Department
Lee Jewitt
Winterset
Frank Stele
W. H. Graves
Minneapolis
W. S. Brown
Park Hotel
C. M. & St. P. Depot
Miller
Iva Merritt
W. W. Wenton
C. M. & St. P. Railway
Mark Wildes
Ruth Benzie
Taylor
N. D
A. R. Benzie
M. T. Metby
P. E. Metby
Cashton
John Olson
W. H. Shafer
Charles King
Amherst
H. Tonville
May Calhoun
Billings
Mont
Robie Martins
Pewaukee
Winnifred
WATTA
Lansing
The
Mariner Pharmacy
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