Chipmunk Coulee Local Notes Roundup and Events
Andrew Starch cut his left hand badly while sawing firewood for Gust Kunerth. The Ladies Society met at Mrs. Frank Lorenz's home. John Carson died after a three day illness. funeral Wednesday. Louis Kunerth visited Chipmunk Coulee Sunday. Emma Bendel returned to La Crosse after visiting parents. Chipmunk Coulee farmers attended Louis Nichols auction Monday. Fred, Charles Krause and sister Helen visited friends Sunday.
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Gust Kunerth
Andrew Starch
Ladies’ Society of Chipmunk Coulee
Frank Lorenz
John Carson
Louis Kunerth
Chipmunk Coulee
Reverend Potter Officiates NeKton Funeral
Round Prairie Wisconsin Rev. J N Potter and daughter Ruth travel to Nek ton to conduct the funeral service for Mrs. Buswell. James Clawson has vacated the
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J. N. Potter
Ruth
Nekton
Buswell
James Clawson
Local Farm Movements and Visits Near La Crosse
Fragments report F A Reed family plans westward move. Frances Older and Margaret Drink wine visit Sparta for a brief stay with friends. James Johnsons relocate to La Crosse renting Bernard OConnell’s farm east of town. Herb Chapman and Lee Hiles drive from Viroqua to Springville last week. Hans Olson to farm B O Dahl’s land for summer. A Hettland travels to La Crosse for uncle S Olson’s funeral. Farmers attend Mrs Wm Johnson sale at Esora. Theo Johnson travels to Glendive. Mrs Johnson to join soon. Louis Skrede of La Crosse buys Bernard OConnell farm, moving later. Olga Hettland returns from Westby. Olaf Hagen of Viroqua stops through. P Thompson visits with Hans Gronning.
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F. A. Reed
Frances Older
Margaret Drinkwine
Sparta
James Johnson
la Crosse
Bernard O'Connell
Herb Chapman
Lee Hiles
Viroqua
Springville
Hans Olson
B. O. Dahl
J. O. Reed
Olga Hettland
Westby
Olaf Hagen
Viroqua Paseed
P. Thompson
Hans Gronning
Local Social News From Dakota Minn and Nearby
Mr and Mrs C O Jones and their little son visit her father O W Tibbits. Mrs Alice Purdy plans a millinery shop opening April first and second at J W Donehowners store. Ladies Aid meets at M W A hall with Mrs E F Baker in charge. large crowd attends. Mrs Earl Dolphin of Lansing visits J S hotel. Mrs Lincoln and son William of Kellogg visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jos Wilkison. Mrs Jos Strupp called to La
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Jos. Wilkison
Jos Strupp
Local Notes on Visits and Plans Amid Illness
Mrs Ruth Nagel and family plan to leave Monday for North Dakota due to her sister illness. Masons from here attended lodge at La Crescent last Saturday evening. Abe Vier returned home after a stay at the hot springs for his health. Mrs Sam Miller of Richmond visits her sister Mrs Hostand. Ice began moving in the river Friday signaling warmer days ahead.
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Soldiers’ Grove
Kickapoo Valley
Knights Templar
Viroqua
Boscobel
Prairie du Chien
Peterson
Peter J. Sime
la Crosse
John Schweiger
Anthony
Eastman
George Schweiger
Atorney W. E. Howe
Howe & Gilman
St. Mary's Academy
Emil Liebling
Chicago
Twentieth Century Club
R. D. Paris
Congregational Ladies’ Industrial Society
Ted Fields
North Church Street
Clarence Coleman
Bell Center
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Ferrrville
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H.C. Nebel
Lila
Elizabeth
Miss Marie
G. W. Haines
West Union
J. M. Leppert
Dorothy
Marjorie Medary
Esther
Minnie Opper
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Lucia Levin
M. W. Nesmith
Pensacola
Florida
Maude Turrentine
Myrtle Barthell
David Dickson
Bert
Necedah
Wis
F. H. Molumby
Volga City
Leroy Denning
Waterloo Business College
Joplin
Local visitors and community notes from La Crescent
G A Camp and W M Selby visited Hokah to promote sugar beet farming for Chippewa factory and to handle legal business as notary. Residents and guests include the Dunlaps from Mazomanie Wisconsin, Ben Bolt of New Hartford, Charles Stephenson and wife from Austin Minnesota, and families of Emilly Mills Smith Whitehouse Davis.
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G. A. Camp
W. M. Selby
Hokah
Mr. Camp
Mr. Selby
Charles Stephenson
Austin
Morgan Mills
Dakota, Minn
Joe Mills
Taft
Ella Whitehouse
Houston
Davis
Charles City
Iowa
Admiral Lord Beresford to Vacate Channel Fleet Command
Lord Charles Beresford will leave his post as commander-in-chief of the channel fleet next month amid speculation over resignation or dismissal. With two years left before compulsory retirement, a seat in the house of commons may be found for him to share naval insights. On shore he is often seen with bulldogs bred aboard his battleships.
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Charles Beresford
Channel
Charles
House of Commons
Lord Beresford
Lord Charles
Rexall Remedies Endorsement Boosts Local Store Trust
O. T. Erhart’s Rexall Remedies ad touts 300 distinct medicines with a personal guarantee of satisfaction or cost free. The piece emphasizes the store’s honesty and public support for Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets priced at 25 cents a package.
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O. T. Erhart
Rexall
C. T. Erhart
Sister’s funeral attendee returns home
Mrs. Lilly’s sister who came to attend her funeral has returned to her home. J. S. Selby and wife of La Crosse visited Friday evening for an O. E. S. meeting. Thomas Asoskie is back from Dakota where he worked on the Milwaukee road extension. reports say he was injured bridging but not seriously.
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Lilly
J. S. Selby
la Crosse
Thomas Asoskie
Dakota
Milwaukee Road
Waukon
Citizens
R. J. Steele
T. F. O’brien
C. L. Bearce
J. A. Markley
S. R. Thompson
Eclipse Lumber Company
B. B. Newell
Fort Pierre
S. D
Andrew Williams
Moorhead
Minn
Ed McDonnell
Loretta Collins
Minneapois
Waukón election ends with quiet civic turnout
In Waukon on Monday the election drew little public interest. Republicans won council seats and the mayor from the Citizens ticket. unopposed candidates included councilmen in the Third ward and the city treasurer. Local social notes mention marriages, moves, travel, and town activity.
Hearing for boy burglars at Sparta set for Monday
In Sparta Wisconsin March 31 hearing for Harry Hoffman the boy caught in the Baldwin Mercantile Co hardware store burglary is set for Monday at 9 am. George Shepard and Fred Howell will be given hearings this week Saturday.
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Sarta
Wis
Harry Hoffman
Baldwin Mercantile Co
George Shepard
Fred Howell
Benjamin F. Fox
Leon
Congregational Church
J. E. Knight
Government Seeks Railway Mail Clerks in Nationwide Exam
United States government offers railway mail clerk jobs starting at 800 dollars yearly, rising to 1200. An exam is set for May 15 in La Crosse and nationwide. Open to men over 18 with basic schooling, Rochester Bureau provides free guidance at 923 Powers Block, Rochester, N Y.
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United States
Sam
la Crosse
Bureau
Rochester
N. Y
The
Tribune
Read The Tribune Want Ads Sparks Quiet Conversation
A brief note suggests thinking twice before speaking and invites readers to peruse The Tribune Want Ads. The line hints at careful speech and practical information in the classifieds section.
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Tribune
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