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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
5
W. W. Scott begins June 30 a statewide census of public school pupils in La Crosse. Every student counted earns the city at least 2 and up to 2.25 dollars from the state, so residents should cooperate and answer all questions about their children.
Column lists Saint Louis visitors, baptisms, births, job ads, sales, church events, steamer trips, and civic notices. Mentions Norwegen Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Myrick park, steamer excursions, Kingston and hospital trades, Polish and Catholic alerts, drug ads, and local entertainment. Includes personnel moves, school and university ties, and a Family Welfare note.
John A. Strand reports receiving a draft five days after settling with the firm’s general manager D. Byam. He warns readers against going without protection from the Old Phoenix Preferred Accident Insurance Company asserting immediate indemnity payments.
After his June ordination in Columbus Ohio Rev Wm Tueller celebrated his first mass at St Joseph cathedral with a large congregation. Rev Louis Kaluza gave the sermon as Rev Sluyther Beyer Rapp Stenz assisted and layman Chas Fries helped. An afternoon dinner and entertainment followed at the school hall and a gold chalice was presented by Rev Sluyter and St Aloysius young men. Tueller is brother to Jno C Tueller Park store manager.
The wagon bridge is badly in need of repairs after inspection by the bridge committee of the common council. It violates government rules with sidewalks projecting over the pier and was damaged when the government boat Colonel Mackenzie struck it.
The central committee chose Ole Elbertson as chairman to arrange auto rides for women singers during the Sanger festival. The parade is set for Friday afternoon July 6 with Theo Dahl Fred Ruplin and Andrew Thompson directing the event.
The shop advertises hat pins of superior design and quality at cheaper prices than any other store. It highlights sterling silver pins and gold filled options priced from 18e to 75e.
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