Colby Wiring and Outing Plans Highlight City News
Local items mention electric wiring by Colby at 605 Main and a J S moonlight excursion on Wednesday June 28 leaving at 8 p m. The Ladies of the Governor's Guard plan a July 4 picnic at Armory Hall while the saloon men hold their annual outing at Dresen's park and a steamer trip is advertised.
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Colby
J. S
Pacific Electric Co
Will Powell
Johnson
Blue Ribbon
Roth’s
George Powell
Frank Farnham
Mill Street
Dresen’s Park
E. G. Boynton
New York
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Baptist Home Mission Society
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
L. J. Killian
Charlevoix
Mich
Court House
J. Sofia
Leissring
North Seventh Street
Arthur Funk
Notre Dame
Governor’s Guard Association
Armory Hall
Weather Department
Maud
Theodore Dahl
Minneapolis
the Tribune
Nature Cure Promises Cure for Cold Feet and Hands
Public notice touts F. Wild, Prof. of Nature Cure, at 1502 Market Street, claiming internal diseases manifest as cold feet or hands can be cured. Article asserts pain relief, renewed love of life, improved general health, and stronger constitution against heat and cold.
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F. Wild
Nature Cure
Market Street
La Crosse wallops Oshkosh in first game of series
La Crosse defeated Oshkosh 15 to 1 yesterday on the La Crosse street diamond. Olson the Terrible Swede pitched effectively with swift curves, while La Crosse’s Diamond shut down Oshkosh as the visitors produced little offense. The game featured dominant batting by La Crosse and a lopsided score reflecting their sharp play.
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la Crosse
Oshkosh
la Crosse Street
Diamond
Olson
YMCA Plans 1200 Dollar Renovation And New Staff
At a regular meeting the YMCA board approved summer improvements totaling about 1200 dollars. H J Stafford was named secretary and Oscar Straub assistant secretary. C S Botsford of Manchester Vermont was chosen physical director arriving August 15. A limited membership fee was cut to two dollars. Remodeling includes a new gymnasium bath rooms lockers and reception area. W W Withee to lead the project committee with President Bradfield deciding on personnel. Gym classes resume September 15.
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H. J. Stafford
C. S. Botsford
Manchester
W. W. Withee
Bradfield
La Crosse Attorneys Prepare July Orations Statewide
La Crosse lawyers will deliver Fourth of July speeches at various celebrations near La Crosse. Senator Thomas Morris will speak at Independence, Doherty at Virona, Otto M. Bogs lard will officiate Arcadia, Hood declines, Esch unavailable, others undecided.
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la Crosse
Thomas Morris
Independence
Morris
John S. Doherty
Viroqua
la Crosse & Southeastern
Otto M. Bogslard
Arcadia
C. L. Hood
Hood
John J. Esch
Senator Morris Attends Regents Meeting in Madison
MADISON Wis June 28 The state board of regents or normal schools met in the capitol for the regular annual session The board reorganized electing Freeman H Lord president River Falls Vice President J A Peacock Oconomowoc secretary William Kittle Oconomowoc
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Senator Morris
Normal Regents
Madison
Wis
State Board of Regents Or Normal Schools
Capitol
Man arraigns bartender status in Woodmen case
Judge Fruit in circuit court hears appeal in T Stevens versus Modern Woodmen of America over whether a Pelican Lake restaurant waiter who sometimes serves drinks is a bartender. He was killed in a saloon brawl. heirs seek $2,000, Woodmen deny claim, trial directed verdict in favor of plaintiff, new trial argued.
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Fruit
Circuit Court
T. Stevens
Woodmen
America
Stevens
Pelican Lake
Manston
La Crosse Considers Mid Summer Horse Races
Owners and drivers of fast horses in La Crosse push for a midsummer race meet to draw crowds and sustain interest, with talks possible to open negotiations with the Interstate Fair Association.
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la Crosse
Interstate Fair Association
La Crosse Declines Bid for Manitowoc Lutheran Convention
La Crosse pastors did not bid for the Lutheran convention at Manitowoc last week since La Crosse hosted the event two years earlier. Revs. Julius Gamm J Mitels stedt and H Palecheck returned from the convention reporting it very successful.
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la Crosse
Manitowoc
Julius Gamm
J. Mitelsstedt
H. Palecheck
Track Crew Accelerates Milwaukee Road Improvement
The Milwaukee road track improvement near Camp Douglass nears completion. The work train crew stationed at the north side will be transferred to Camp Douglass this week, with daily trips from work to headquarters each morning and return each evening.
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Milwaukee Road
North Side
Camp Douglass
Drake to Advertise the La Crosse Fair Again
Lemuel Drake, long time advertiser for the La Crosse Interstate Fair, has again received the contract and will begin work on July first for the fair.
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Drake
Lemuel Drake
la Crosse
Interstate Fair to Boost Advertising With New Schemes
Mr. Drake plans regular rounds within a 150 mile radius and will be absent until fair week. Railroads offer special rates as usual. The fair will be better advertised this year with several new advertising schemes undertaken by the association.
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Drake
Association
Postponed Baseball Negotiations Between Oshkosh and La Crosse
Manager Pink Hawley of the local baseball club negotiates with Oshkosh manager Crafl who is in the city for a postponed game to be played Friday. With both teams open Friday and two postponed La Crosse Oshkosh games, a final arrangement is expected.
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Pink Hawley
Crafl
Oshkosh Baseball Club
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Burrow and Shackley Wed in Winona Ceremony
Fred C. Burrow of this city married Della Shackley of Winona yesterday afternoon in Winona by Judge D. E. Vance. The couple will reside here where the groom is employed.
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Fred C. Burrow
Della Shackley
Winona
D. E. Vance
Blacksmiths to Ride on Mississippi River Excursion
The central convention committee of the state blacksmiths plans a Mississippi River excursion as a special feature of the Labor Day convention opening Sept 4. Other entertainment arrangements will follow.
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Central Convention
State Convention of Blacksmiths
Blackmiths
Labor Day
Blacksmiths
Mississippi
Germania ladies turn class returns from Indianapolis fest
The eight members of the Germania society ladies turning class who competed in the national turn fest in Indianapolis have returned. La Crosse was said to have a good showing. In attendance were instructor Anton Drews and his wife. Members: Lotta Hunt Clara Wendling Anna Kahl Elsie Leisenfeld Alice Warninger Emma Schildmann Augusta Wutke Dora Bergh. Louis Ruud, bottling works foreman, also returned from Minneapolis where he attended the Lutheran Synod and the Choral Union.
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Germania Society
Indianapolis
la Crosse
Anton Drews
Misses Lotta Hunt
Clara Wendling
Anna Kahl
Elsie Leisenfeld
Alice Warninger
Emma Schildmann
Augusta Wutke
Dora Bergh
Louis Ruud
North Side
Minneapolis
Lutheran Synod
Choral Union
Lawyer Wolfe Denies Confessions in Columbia Heights Case
Attorney W F Wolfe who defended John Kolb and Charles Hammon, the La Crosse boys jailed for the Columbia Heights murder, says in a letter from Detective Ed Helin that Calderwood Kolb and Hammon gave no confessions to him or others. Helin adds he was away when the Minneapolis News story appeared and denies it upon return.
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W. F. Wolfe
John Kolb
Charles Hammon
la Crosse
Columbia Heights
Minneapolis
Ed. Helin
Calderwood
Helin
Kolb
Hammon
Minneapolis News
Pioneer resident John Birsner dies at La Crosse home
John Birsner long time La Crosse resident died at his home 803 La Crosse Street Monday night. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter. Miss Heideman left for her home Saturday.
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John Birsner
la Crosse
la Crosse Street
Miss Heideman
Hir
Returns From School Just as Mother Passes Away
News reaches Waupun Wis of the death of Mrs H Heideman yesterday morning. She was the mother of Miss Lena Heideman of the La Crosse high school and her passing coincided with her daughter’s return from school.
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Waupun
Wis
H. Heideman
Lena Heideman
la Crosse High
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