North Side Briefs Show Events and Illness on Charles Street
North side items note illnesses at 1629 Charles and 1402 Charles as well as people returning home from visits across towns. Several societies meet at homes of Semingson and Olsen and church groups. A ten and a half pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Wilms at 1337 Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Isabelle Mercereau
Charles Street
William Herman
Berlin Street
C. Marking
Chaseburg
G. Freeman
A Carlson
Hettinger
N. C
Clayton Marvin
T. Hurley
Sumner Street
St. Francis Hospital
W. G. Austin
Savanna
L. Ellison
O. Semingson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
M. Ploff
Catherine Vogel
Charles St
Josephine
Bennie Hanson
Semingson
George Street
Sand Lake Coulee
Bethel Lutheran Church
Ole Magledahl
Olaf Olson
W. Wilms
Prairie du Chien confirms sewer contract with McNamara Co
The Prairie du Chien city council accepted a bid from C. B. McNamara and Co. of Dubuque for the sewer system at 20482.24 dollars after a special meeting. Work begins May 1 on the Music Hall block conversion to a hotel with modern facilities. Also planned are an addition to the canning factory and possible new buildings by the C. B. & Q. Railway near the depot. Nearby social notes mention local visits and illnesses among residents including Elmer Wright and Mrs. Laura Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Chien
C. B. McNamara and Co
Dubuque
McNamara Company
Music Hall
C. B. & Q. Railway Company
F. Alvens
Zion Evangelical Church Aid Socity
Minnesota Street
E. R. Benson
Milwaukee
M. R. Munson
Ferryville
J. M. Campbell
Bell Center
Elmer Wright
Laura Wright
Chicago
J. C. Rowley
la Crosse
S. R. Bowen
Mason City
Philip Helwig
Henry Turbitt
Thomas Taylor
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Town Visitors From Seneca And Surrounding Areas
Albert Asperson and another visitor from Seneca were in town on Tuesday. L. G. Lester and ex-Sheriff A. L. Stowell of Gays Mill were business visitors in Pay 5 on Monday. Attorney J. N. East of Bell Center spent Tuesday in Prairie du Chien on business, en route to Sparta to try a circuit court case. Ex-Sheriff A. N. Scoville sold his farm south of town to Joseph Flucke. Mr and Mrs Charles Schriver of McGregor were in the city on Monday. Dr A. J. McDowell of Soldiers Grove transacted business in Prairie du Chien Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Asperson
Seneca
L. G. Lester
A. L. Stowell
Gays Mill
J. N
Bell Center
Prairie du Chien
Sparta
A. N. Scoville
Theodore Martner
Joseph Flucke
Charles Schriver
McGregor
City
A. J. McDowell
Soldiers Grove
Anderson Twins Die On Same Day
The infant twins of Louis Anderson of 400 South Fourth Street died yesterday after a brief illness at one week old. Funeral services are at Dwyer Undertaking Parlors, 600 Mill Street, this afternoon. Interment will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Anderson
South Fourth Street
Dwyer Undertaking
Mill Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Extending a helping hand seems easier when there isn’t anything in it
A concise proverb notes that offering aid is simpler when the helper has nothing to lose or no personal burden. The saying highlights perspective on generosity and selflessness.
Avoid Dangerous Operations for Stomach Ailments Ad
An early 20th century patent remedy ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal issues. It claims safety for appendicitis gall stones and gastritis and cites testimonials from patients avoiding surgery. The ad lists Chicago maker Geo H Mayr and La Crosse distributors Hoeschler Bros. and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chicago
la Crosse
Hoeschler Bros
Main St
Fourth St
Thaw Insane Asylum Struggle Sparks New Scandal
Harry K Thaw slayer of Stanford White remains confined at Mattea wan asylum under scrutiny as management changes. Governor Sulzer orders Thaw treated like other inmates while Dr Leak probes possible secret outings and private visits sought by Thaw through attorney Charles Kennedy. Jer ome hired by the attorney general to oversee custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
Dr. Russell
Sulzer
Leak
Chas. Kennedy
Giegrich
William Travers Jerome
Carmody
Socialists to Meet on Pearl Street This Evening
The south side branch of the socialists will meet in the regular place on Pearl Street this evening at eight o'clock.
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South Side
Pearl Street
Hoyt store to rise in Chaseburg with new tile building
Work on the R. B. Hoyt store in Chaseburg, Wisconsin, will start about April 20 with the contract let April 15. The hollow tile two story structure will cost about $7,000 and include modern conveniences such as an elevator. Local residents and visitors were noted in a string of social and business activities across La Crosse, Westby, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hoyt
E. W. Ryan
St. Paul
Magnus Peterson
Westby
Minnie Johnson
Rachel Hansen
Nina Stylen
Martha Moe
Minnie Lepke
Agnes Keikstick
Olga Bradles
Mildred Gardner
la Crosse
Andrew Johnson
Henry
Melvin Johnson
Wm. Schuster
Frank Cuta
Bernard Rumsey
Dover
Minn
Ella Grosskopf
H. Kieksieck
Coon Valley
Piepenhagen
Arthur Larson
Joe Giefer
L. Carson
John Kaiser
Nora Larson
Viroqua
William Kapanke
P.S. Curran
A. F. Anderson
Navy Deaths From Potato Gas Reported In British Fleet
The annual health report of the British navy notes three bluejackets killed by potato gas in a provision room aboard the Superb. Germinating potatoes produced gas that suffocated the men in the stockroom. Also cited is a curious cremation ashes tale where a husband uses iron from his wife’s cremated remains, set in a ring.
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Superb
Phrase About Deflection When Cornered
A compact remark advises responding to a heated exchange with a general, non-specific justification. It frames cornering as a moment to shift to broader language rather than specifics, suggesting a defensive tactic rather than substantive reply. The note presents a common communication ploy without endorsing it.
Premiums Take Two Of Three From Peerless Bowlers
The Bartls Premiums won two of three games against Peerless at Combination alleys last night. Finn led with a 210 high game and Hogan added 201. Scores detailed unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartls
Finn
Hogan
Bartls Premiums
E. Yehle
Eee Eaced Ld
Howard Eee O
H. Finn Sete
Swanson Ee Ee
Mekvold Eee Sera Eh
Eevee Lb SG
Aera
Zoeller Eee Oe
Bossard to Meet Melde in Two Weeks
Otto Bossard of St Paul and George Melde of La Crosse plan a wrestling match on the North side within two weeks. Bossard weighs 120 pounds, Melde 133. Bossard claims the championship at his weight and believes he can throw Melde despite the weight handicap. The bout will be decided by the best two of three throws with a $100 side bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bossard
St. Paul
George Melde
la Crosse
Bossard
Melde
Franklin Club Debate on Dengler Term in Office
In a weekly meeting the Franklin club will debate whether Mayor John Dengler is entitled to another term. The program aims to present many different views of the question and generate a spirited discussion.
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Franklin Club
John Dengler
Mrs Tichenor Hosts Farewell Party For Mrs Dowell
Mrs Robert Tichenor held a farewell party at 1911 Wood Street in honor of Mrs Edward Dowell who is leaving the city for the west. The evening featured games music and refreshments with a locket presented to Mrs Dowell. Attendees included Mrs Ender Miss Fradette Mrs Davis Henry Heslip Barber Huss Lester Laftons Julius Skapple Miss Lulu Ender Glen Pendergast Edie Anderson Myrtle Garilka Alice Bull Mae Fradette Charlotte Edbur Charles Morton Arlie Bull and Miss Laura Hussie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tichenor
Wood Street
Edward Dowell
Dowell
F. Ender
Alice Fradette
Mrs. Davis
Henry Heslip
Barber Huss
Lester la
Sewing Circle to Meet at Mrs Mallony Home
The Ladies Sewing circle of St James church will be entertained at a coffee at the home of Mrs Edward Mallony at 517 Windsor Street tomorrow afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Edward Mallony
Windsor Street
Box Car 1s Derailment Delays Milwaukee Line
A box car of an extra freight train derailed this morning at Cheny on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. The incident slightly delayed traffic but caused no injuries. Local crews cleared the track after the derailment.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Cheny
Eczema Relief Ad From Columbian Drug Store
A loud, urgent ad promises instant relief from eczema with D D D Wash and Soap. It guarantees a free full-size bottle if not effective, urging readers to visit Columbian Drug Store for details and comfort in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Drug Store
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Freew-Kruseco
Women’s, Misses’ and Childrens Outfitters
J- Bartel Company
North Side Briefs
Bangor
Carl Bizowski
Young People’s Society
The
Charlies Street Lutheran Church
Sarah Olson
Men's Society of the
Mr. S. Gunderson
Wilms
Summit Foundry
Rick Wall
Holmen
Joseph Ritter
Winona
Julius Rue
Minot
N. D
Joseph Robillard
Carl O'Neil
Kane Street
Hal
North Side
Robert Henry
Adolph Knutson
Anderson
Matteawan
Chaseburg, Wis
Lacrosse Theatre
Colonial Theater
T. Erhart
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