Imperial Chinese High Commissioners Transit Through Grand Crossing
Imperial high commissioners of China on an investigation tour passed through Grand Crossing on the Burlington Route en route to Chicago. The train paused at St. Paul, delayed fifty minutes, then arrived ten minutes late, with plans to split into four routes across the country before reuniting in Washington and continuing to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial High Commissioners of
China
United States
Europe
Grand Crossing
Burlington
St. Paul
Great Northern
Here
Chicago
Washington
Amputation Follows Gangrene From Prairie du Chien Injury
Theodore Ender who lost part of his arm when he was run over by cars at Prairie du Chien underwent another operation at a La Crosse hospital yesterday. Doctors report gangrene forced the elbow amputation.
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Theodore Ender
Prairie du Chien
la Crosse Hospital
Miss Groves of Caledonia Street Improves
Miss Groves of Caledonia Street who has been ill for some time is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves
Caledonia Street
Milwaukee Road Expands River Division With New Large Engines
Due to rising traffic on the River division, the Milwaukee Road installs several larger locomotives. Four new engines were sent up yesterday, numbered 8g0 1 2 4. The remaining engines on the division will be discarded and may move to the H and D division.
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Milwaukee Road
Funeral of Peter Gustad Tomorrow
The funeral of Peter Gustad will be held tomorrow afternoon from the Charles Street Lutheran Church with Rev. officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gustad
Charles Street Lutheran Church
Vik officiating and Sletten in charge at services
The service will begin with C E O Vik officiating and Andrew Sletten in charge. They will depart from 1636 Loomis Street at two o clock and proceed to the church by about 2 30 p m Interment will follow at Oak Grove cemetery
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E. O. Vik
Andrew Sletten
Loomis Street
Oak Grove
Stimulation Without IR Irritation Liver and Bowel Aid
In cases of stomach and liver trouble the proper treatment is to stimulate these organs without irritating them. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritating these organs like pills or ordinary cathartics. It does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take. Sold by O. T. Erhart.
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O. T. Erhart
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Visits
Rev. R. Anderson addresses Young People's meeting at Trinity Lutheran church. Carrie Horner of Houston visits sister Mrs. C. A. Kaeppler. Mrs. G. Sheldon visits Mrs. James Graham. Boosters seek watch repairs at Singer's. Phalla Waterman leaves for St Paul on business. Good Samaritans to meet at Mrs. Grover's. Mrs. S. B. White hosts Mrs. James A. Phillips. J. Picha ill at home. Olaf Myhre returns to Birt hold N D to claim. Maud M. Cox ill at home. August Erickson visits Minneapolis. Josephine Pretasky ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gibson guests on north side. Buecholz to Tacoma for weeks with relatives. Otto Guenzler to Alma then St Louis. Burlington shops install larger engines. drop pits enlarged.
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Rev. R. Anderson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Carrie Horner
Houston
Minn
C. A. Kaeppler
Charles Street
G. Sheldon
James Graham
George Street
North Side
Boosters
Singer
Mill Street
Phalla Waterman
St. Paul
Good Samaritans
Grover
Kane Street
S. B. White
Wood Street
James A. Phillips
Neilsville
J. Picha
Burlington Shops
Loomis Street
Olaf Myhre
Birthold
N. D
Maud M. Cox
Seventh District
Avon Street
August Erickson
Rose Street
Minneapolis
Josephine Pretasky
W. H. Gibson
Centerville
Domestic Troubles Start After Kokomo Liquor Crackdown
Kokomo Indiana March 6 liquor dealers closed as Mrs Maude Lindley guardian to Sheriff Lindleys son launched rounds of town to shut saloons. Policeman McNutt accompanied her and allegedly tore a telephone from the wall causing disruption. Lindley suspended and Lindley seeks aid from Governor Hanly to enforce Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Maude Lindley
Joseph Lindley
Lindley
Policeman McNutt
McNutt
Remains of General Schofield Headed to Arlington
General John M. Schofield died after a cerebral hemorrhage on Sunday at age 74. His body was placed on a Southern Railway train from St. Augustine to Arlington with honorary pallbearers including Senator Cullom and Generals Wherry and Ennis, while his wife and daughter were at his side.
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St. Augustine
Fla
John M. Schofield
Southern Railway
Arlington
Chatfield Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Fitzjames Hindly
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
J. Collin Stout
Memorial Church
United States
Cullom
W. M. Wherry
William Ennis
Schofield
Henry Anderson
United States Army
Albert Lewis
Anderson
Wherry
General Ennis
Washington
New York
Democratic Ward Caucus Called for Seventeenth Ward
In accordance with law and by direction of the democratic city committee a caucus of the democratic electors of the Seventeenth ward is called to meet at the election booth on March 17 1906 at 7 pm. The caucus will be open for one hour to nominate a candidate for alderman to fill the vacancy from O G Winters resignation. All Democratic voters are urged to attend and vote. Chairman Paul Mahoney Secretary.
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Democratic City Committee
Seventeenth Ward
O. G. Winters
Democratic Party
Low Rates to West and Northwest by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul
Low rates to California and North Pacific coast points with $34.90 and $28.95 fares. Greatly reduced rates to many West and Northwest points. Half rates for children of half fare age. Liberal stop overs allowed on all tickets. Tickets valid in Tourist sleepers. For details contact the nearest ticket agent or F. A. Miller Chicago General Passenger Agent.
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Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
California
North Pacific Coast
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Manufacturers Urged to Send Facts to Public
The publishers appeal to manufacturers to mail concise statements stating the facts about their institutions. They seek information on plant type and products to encourage local patronage and invite any new or relevant details about operations at any time.
Local Listings of Businesses in La Crosse
A cleaned OCR list enumerates La Crosse firms with addresses and product lines including crackers and can dy, paper boxes, proprietary medicines, hosiery, saddlery, monuments, trunks, granite, stoves, tobacco and more. Names include La Crosse Box Co, F W Collier Co, J S Medary Saddlery Co, La Crosse Monumental Works, Crosby Granite Co, Summit Stove Foundry, Amperin Leaf Tobacco Co.
New Quarters Planned With Double Capacity of Present Plant
La Crosse Clothing Co announces a new factory on the Sec ond and State corner with two three story buildings and a vacant lot. Modern machinery and sanitation will double capacity from the current plant on Front Street. Six salesmen now operate in six states, aiming to become one of the Northwest’s largest wholesale houses. Officers include G. Van Steenwyk, H. F. Hoffman, and B. J. Cassels.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Clothing Company
Wisconsin
H. F. Hoffman
Mons Anderson Co
la Crosse Clothing Co
Front Street
Second and State
Sept. &T
Northwest
Dr George Powell Practicing Physician and Surgeon
Dr George Powell is described as a consulting physician and surgeon. The note outlines his professional role and medical specialty.
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George Powell
Local Provision Houses Advertise Supplies
G Heileman Brew Co and Langdon & Boyd list address and wholesale provisions offerings at 1027 South Third Street and 300 310 South Front.
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C. J. Michel Brw. CO
South Third Street
G. Heileman Brw, CO
Langdon & Boyd
South Front
Also Mentioned on This Page
Water St
Ill
James S. Kirk & Company
North Side News
Li W. Stnoer, Mgr
Haines
Mars
Cor
Wall & Caledonia St
Albert Ochler
Sanitary Butcher
EMUL
Brakke
Lowcohn Brakke
The
Tribune
Mr. Buecholz
Tacoma, Wash
Otto Guenzler
Wall and
Caledonia Streets
Albert Oechler
Alma
St. Louis
General Schofield
Gaucus
Paul Mahoney
Nebuer Ginger Ale
North Side Bottling
Rose St
North Side Laundry
North Third Street
Pine Street
F. W. Collier CO
LA Crosse Knitting CO
North Second Street
J. S. Medary Saddlery CO
Pearl Street
la Crosse Street
MR. Geo. Herkin
Main Street
Crosby Granite CO
Jay Street
Summit Stove Foundry
Clinton and Wood
Amperin Leaf Tobacco CO
West Avenue
Green Bay Street
R. C. McCaleb
Northern Wisconsin Leaf CO
South Front Street
Vought-Berger CO
Sumner Street
Star Knitting CO
LA Crosse Engraving CO
South Second Street
Henry Waters
Cigar
South Fourth Street
Pamperin & Wiggenhorn Cigar CO
Thos. E. Benton & Son
Chas. J. Weigel
Mfg
Cigars
South Sixth Street
Martin Bros. CO
Cor. Main and
Second Street
Lion Brandh Workingmen’s Clothing
Egid Hackner
Cor. Ferry and
Thirteenth Street
Albert Major
Winnebago Street
Western Banana Crate Mfg. CO
Hyme-Benaud Granite
ICE & Butter Co., Cor
Front and Vine
Gund Brw. CO
Ninth and Mormon Coulee
ADV
Bedding CO
North Front Street
A Crosse Threshing Machine Mfg CO
Cordell Glove Cco
LA Crosse Cornice & Ceiling CO
Western Hammock CO
Horton Street
Electric Roller Mills
Tisch Bros. CO
Isegelke & Kolhaus Mfg. CO
W. W. Johnson Lumber CO
Cor. Cameron Avenue
August Miller
LA Crosse Bottling Works
JAS. B. Funk, Candy CO
M. Funk
King and
Kratchwil Candy Mfg. CO
Charles J. Weigel
South Sixth
Eureka Chemical CO
LA Crosse Rug CO
Clark Medicine CO
South Fifth Street
LA Crosse Woolen Mills
South Eighth Street
Listman Mill CO
Jay and
King
LA Crosse Carriage Co., Cor. Third and Badger
LA Crosse Plow CO
Rattan Furniture Works
Western Tobacco Works
Valya Garment CO
North Side Bottling Works
Erickson
Bartl Brw
Smith Mfg. CO
Booth Mnfg. CO
Stock Foods and Remedies
South Second
ART Glass CO
Art Glass Makers
MR. MO. Dengler
Orin J. Sorenson
Front and
Mt. Vernon
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