Boy bitten on State Street to be sent to Pasteur Institute
Eugene Meyers, a messenger boy, was bitten by a vicious dog on State Street near Fifth Saturday morning. If no improvement in his wounded limb is seen within 24 hours, he will be sent to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago for treatment. Authorities doubt hydrophobia but seek caution as the swelling worsens. Dr. George Powell advised the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Meyers
State Street
Fifth
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
George Powell
Merly
la Crosse
Rawlinson
Northern Pacific Road
St. Paul
J. E. Broadwell
Sparta
Onalaska
J. M. Halderson
Josephine Halderson
O. R. Wall
Tribune
Company B
Cardinal
Judge Fruit
John Farley
Briebachs
Colby
Heinor and Abor Longtime Offender Chooses Jail Over Fine
Herman Poehling, described as an old offender, was offered $25 plus costs or 30 days in county jail for going home drunk and abusing his wife and children. City officials tire of repeated incidents and expect harsher action next time. Lacking funds, Poehling will serve a month in Sheriff Haugen’s custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Poehling
Herman
Haugen
Sausage Factory Change Hands in La Crosse Takeover
G. C. Rogers and C. Shorrel have bought the Schildman sausage factory on Pearl Street and taken possession. The business will be renamed the La Crosse Sausage Factory and remodeled to expand operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Rogers
C. Shorrel
Schildman
Pearl Street
la Crosse
Soprano Stockmer Charms At Kreutz Concert
Master Joseph Stockmer, a popular boy soprano, scored a big hit at the Kreutz concert in Germania hall. He sang I'll Always Be Your Sweetheart and Mother with ease, then Sleep at La Crosse theatre earlier in his rise, earning prolonged applause from a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stockmer
Kreutz
Germania Hall
Stockmer
la Crosse Theatre
Mr. Stockmer
Holmen Creamery reports strong annual results and high cow productivity
The Holmen Creamery association's annual meeting shows strong performance in Western Wisconsin. It lists receipts of 604 498 pounds of butter sold, 15 592 pounds churned and sold as creamery extras, and total patron payments of 124 263 74. Average patron price was 20 55 per 100 pounds. monthly prices ranged from 18 to 28 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmen
Judge grants divorce to Moe and Moe
City briefs report Judge Fruit granting a divorce to Anton C. Moe from Aletta Moe. The column lists multiple local notices from weddings to business moves, and social events including Elocution classes, hospital notes, and merchants advertising products like Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Fruit
Anton C. Moe
Aletta Moe
Frank Phillips
Milwaukee
Matt Newburg
Dr. Clemens
McMillan Building
Dr. Farrand
Josephine Koenig
Arcadia
H. E. Hensel
Hollisters
Rocky Mountain
Melvin Hanson
Pfister
Keothe
Keefe College
Modern Woodmen in Milwaukee Faces Internal Split
Tensions flare within the Modern Woodmen of America in Milwaukee between factions led by O. F. Dwight and L. B. Keeler. The Goodfellowship camp votes to end deputy preferences in canvassing and to pay all members commissions to recruit new members. O. F. Dwight cites lax solicitation under Deputy Jacob Schaefer as the cause for reform. A move to remove the deputy appointing head consul A. R. Talbot may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Milwaukee
O. F. Dwight
Goodfellowship Camp
L. B. Keeler
la Crosse
Mr. Dwight
T. W Newman
Cincinnati
Newman
Jacob Schaefer
A. R. Talbot Nolte
City adopts new accounting system under Wendell and Greene
Mr Wendell of Wen dell Greene accountants arrived with an expert to audit last year's books. The city hall will review the proposed plan in a few days before starting the installation of the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell
Wendell & Greene
Progressive association meeting notice amid slow member call
A note to Progressive Association members announces a meeting tomorrow evening with participation from the Progressive Association and board of directors. The short notice emphasizes member attendance and organizational planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Association
Progressive Association and
Board
From superintendent to mine chief on improved training
James Gallacher of Lewisburg Alabama rose from a $1 500 yearly superintendent to general superintendent for Lewisburg Coal and Coke at $3 000 per year after completing a mining course. He credits nontraditional textbooks for making difficult problems simple and urges others to enroll. For details contact F T Sheehan 301 McMillan Bldg La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gallacher
Lewisburg
Alabama
Gallacher
Lewisburg Coal and Coke Company
C. S
F. T. Sheehan
McMillan Bldg
la Crosse
Trade cards delayed then sent by noon
The trades were merged and delayed with distribution today. President W. B. Tscharner stated the cards are being sent out now and will be delivered today, noting the notices went out last week despite the earlier holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Tscharner
Board of Trade
Salvage Store Pays For One More Day
The New York Salvage company's transient store on South Third Street paid the clerk $25 this morning as the license fee for one day under a suspended rules ordinance. Under the previous rule the merchant paid $5 per day for the first three days. the new ordinance took effect today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Salvage Company
South Third Street
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Fruit House
Vose
J.p.cushner
THE
Arnold Sanitarium
No. Fifth St. la Crosse
Bright
E.a.guyton
Mecca
Clark & Clark
Palmer Livery
Langdon & Boyd
Ot Wil Bt
Aaca IQ
Soprano
Holmen Creamery
Co-operative Association
City News
M. J. Pitkin
Louise
Dakota
Hollister
A. E. Morrison
River
Milwaukee Road
Minneapolis
L. J. Roberts
FE. J. Keen
Bangor
Bangor State Bank
Beach
Harry Rawlinson
W. T. Irvine
Mainst
Fred Heil Shoe CO
Main Street
Kuklux Klan
Houston
Tex
Rose
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