Warrant Sought for Pair in Richland Center
Stanczyk traveled to Richland Center to obtain a warrant for their arrest but authorities could not locate the pair, so no warrant was issued.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
5
Stanczyk traveled to Richland Center to obtain a warrant for their arrest but authorities could not locate the pair, so no warrant was issued.
The Northwestern Theatre Managers association voted in Janesville to hold its next state convention in La Crosse. Louis A. Oyen secured the bill posters convention for the same city. Both gatherings will meet together bringing about a hundred delegates for a two day mission.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Special thanks to the Polish National Aid Holy Cross and Rosary societies Mathias Niedbalski and Family.
John Brown, a traveling man, was fleeced out of $30 in a poker game on the old line passenger train. He swore out a warrant in Justice Bunker's court this afternoon and the arrest was executed by Chief Hurst. The three sharpers returned the money, paid costs, and left for La Crosse.
Tony Stanczyk of Eagle claims Mollie his wife eloped with Ed Kent of Muscoda taking one hundred dollars. He says they left May 2 after packing her trunk and bidding him and their four year old daughter farewell. He sought authorities in Richland Center.
The funeral for Michael Brzezinski is set for tomorrow at 9:00 AM from Holy Cross church with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Additional items note local theater events, civil service exams, and various advertisements in the La Crosse area.
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