Dr Williams Pink Pills Promote Blood Health
A testimonial from George Stearns of Wisconsin describes recovery from prolonged illness and fatigue after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims blood purification strengthens nourishment flow and cites improved appetite stamina and sleep. It promotes a booklet on blood diseases and offers pills at 50 cents per box or six for 2.50 from Schenectady manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stearns
Auction City
Wis
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Remodeled Eclipse to Resume Service from Prairie du Chien
Captain Lancaster plans to relaunch the packet boat Eclipse after partial remodeling adding ten feet to her length. The vessel will operate on the Prairie du Chien to Dubuque route this season with a La Crosse clerk. Fire department activity remains light with prompt city service and stable leadership.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Claims Healing Power
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestive aid with fruit and vegetable essences and aseptic pepsin. It promises free trial packages, notes ingredients like Hy drastic Golden Seal and Ginger, and urges readers to consult a druggist or send for samples from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
University of Michigan
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Local social notes from Viroqua and vicinity
Misses Edna and Ragna Nottestad of Cashton visited their uncle Andrew Nottestad in Viroqua on Wednesday. Mrs. Soren Larson of Westby visited sister Mrs. H Running. Mrs. Stokke of Hartford arrived for the funeral of Joseph Denning. Ben Tollefson cited as grip victim. Mrs. Thomas Sanwick seriously ill in Second ward. Mrs. Dr. Moe of Heron Lake Minn. to visit Jerome Favor. Rev. A Hartwell to speak at Western Wisconsin District Christian Endeavor convention in Galesville on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Ragna Nottestad
Cashton
Andrew Nottestad
Soren Larson
Westby
H. Running
Stokke
Hartford
Wis
Viroqua
Joseph Denning
O. A. Anseth
Sorenson
Ben Tollefson
Local Notices and Visits Flourish in Canton and Surrounding Areas
Miss Ethel Seely visits in Preston while Will Demaray of Winfred attends to business. Mrs Wm Spencer returns to Harmony after visiting her daughter Mrs Fred Franklyn. Nurse Rhiteman returns to La Crosse from care duties for the Easter family. W H Sturgeon moves into Arch Johnson’s vacated house. Emos Mahland of Harmony visits town. Mrs W C Beach returns home from Grand Forks visit. E T Seland attends Chicago hardware convention. Dr Gowdy and Dr Anderson of Harmony make calls. Camp break-in reported with loss of blankets and utensils. no suspects named. A brother of E Gould from Michigan visits for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Seely
Preston
Will Demaray
Winfred
S. D
Wm. Spencer
Harmony
Fred Franklyn
Rhiteman
Fred Easter
la Crosse
W. H. Sturgeon
Arch Johnson
Emos Mahland
W. C. Beach
Grand Forks
E. T. Seland
Chicago
Dr. Gowdy
Dr. Anderson
Local Notes From La Crescent and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Fanny Pratt and son Georges returned to Elk River last week. Miss Clara Hodge of Portage Wis visits her parents Mr Frank Wetzel and wife. Mamie Willette, ill with pneumonia, now sits up and nears recovery. Barry Ball of New Hartford visited the Camp family over Sunday. Mrs Ann Shannon found dead in bed Monday Feb 22. heart failure. no inquest. age about 75. buried Catholic cemetery La Crosse. Mrs Potter known as Mrs Gladon buried here last week. formerly lived here many years. Reuben Bennette departed for Winona March 1 for work. La Crosse boom noted Monday. Don Brow stock buyer of Hokah in town Saturday. At caucus Saturday night the old board renominated with one change. J W Welch named counsel replacing Hartzenbucher. Arthur Zeiter ill while visiting an uncle at Hokah. his brother Reubin called by phone. Mrs Vis taken ill Sunday night. doctor called. may pull through.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Eclipse
Here
Dubuque
Lancaster
Cap
la Crosse
Charles Lindner
C. H. Mellinger
W. A. Vaughan
Waureka
Max Cardline
Lansing
Iowa
Caroline
R. D. Paris
Oshkosh
New London
Birnamwodo
Wrs
Rose Armstrong
Boscobel
George Ertel
John Lynch
Seneca
Minna Voth
Alpha
Kansas City
Fanny Pratt
Georges
Elk River
Clara Hodge
Portage
Frank Wetzel
Mamie Willette
Barry Ball
New Hartford
Ann Shannon
Dr. Hall
Shannon
Potter
Gladon
Reuben Bennette
Winona
la Crescent
Don Brow
Hokah
J. W. Welch
Hartzenbuhler
Arthur Zeiter
Reubin
Local notes from Onalaska and area
Residents report health updates repairs and visits in Onalaska Wisconsin and nearby Rushford Minnesota. Mrs C G Hammond suffers a gathering in the car while Mrs A Gullickson visits. E T Johnson contracts in West Salem for Pickle and Canning. Miss Rae Johnson teaches at Holmen and is briefly home with grip. Additional items note a Chaseburg return and a Bartholomew house move upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hammond
A. Gullickson
Rushford
Minn
E. T. Johnson
West Salem
Pickle and Canning Company
Eugene Johnson
A. Bartholomew
Peter Hendrickson
Chaseburg
J. Blanklevy
Rae Johnson
Holmen
W. E. Barber
la Crosse
Mississippi Bottoms
Traveling rough roads hinder sleighing in Round Prairie Wis
Round Prairie Wisconsin reports difficult travel with bad sleighing and muddy roads. Local residents visiting nearby towns include L Skrede and Nels Lavold from La Crosse. Betsy Lund called on friends, Mrs Skipstad is very low, and many youths plan a Montana trip soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kroniger
Kickapoo
Charles Moore
Howard Smith
Viroqua
Tollef Hetland
Myrtle
Busty Ridge
Wi nona County teachers train in Dresbach Minn
A Wi nona County Sunday School association formed a teacher training class last Sunday in Dresbach. Attendees from Winona included Prof. F. T. Hardwick as president, Mrs. A. F. Miller, and G. Hess and Geo. Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Reverend Ivy to Lead La Crosse Mission Services
Rev Ivy of the La Crosse Mission with helpers will conduct services at the M E church next Sunday March 7 morning afternoon and evening Mrs W G Dickson visits friends at Midway Wis Chas Rousch honored by friends for his 51st birthday Louisa Polzin visiting friends in La Crosse this week A caucus set for Centennial hall Saturday evening March 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
la Crosse
M. E
W. G. Dickson
Midway
Wis
Chas. Rousch
Louisa Polzin
Centennial Hall
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Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien Notes
Allen
James Shoemaker
Lynxville
Reiser
Mystic Workers
George W. Howe
Society
Hhe Lodge
Alexander Frederick
Civil Service
High Schol
Harris
A. H. Long
Petersburg
Julius Crary
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Webster Cook
California
St. Gabriel’s Church
HO North 47
Fessler & Dahl
Zatz
Moss
Third Street
Frank Tillman
South Seventh St
Viroqua, Wis
Canton, Minn
E. Gould
Michigan
LA Crescent, Minn
Onalaska, Wis
Reitzel’s
Vard
Karl G. Kurtenacker
Round Prairie, Wis
Dresbach, Minn
Sam Nagle
Ella Curtis
Joe Burke
St. Paul
Pea Ridge
Mary Morman
Thekla
la Cros
Herman Gerdes
A. E. Smith
Austin
P. R. Dickson
Grandpa Nichols
John T. R. Franzen
R. A. Donalson
Irene
A. McGuffy
Ella
T. Donalson
Alvira
Richmond
Robert Dalton
Marmouth
N. D
Dr. Pierce
Dimein
Belax
People’s Common Sense
R.V. Pierce
M. D
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Butfalo
N.Y
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