Two reel feature at the Dome this evening
North side notices list several residents visiting relatives and friends and returning home from brief trips. The Dome theater offers a two reel feature and a Tuesday matinee with a children's show. A newborn girl is announced for Mr. and Mrs. E. Marking at 1540 George Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nally
Winona
F. Smith
Holmen
Herman Hanson
Westby
Fred Rude
F. Hanson
Melvin Shelmindine
Bangor
Jessie Gould
E. Marking
George Street
Beatrice Saltz
Caledonian Street
A. Johnson
Dome Theater
Lilly Flottmeier
Rose Street
Graham
Charles Street
Viroqua
A. Rasmussen, Peterson
Minn
L. E. Scott
Berlin Street
the Dome
W. Wheeler
Wood Sr
Chicago
G. Groeschner
F. Groeschner
Pitt
G. H. Krell
Gladys O'Leary
Hokah
North Side
Marie Stewart
Midway
O. Bijogaard
Cyrus, Minn
John Cary
Edith Anderson
Milwanee
J. Becker
Kane Street
W. Austin and Son
Milwaukee
House approves 600000 for parcel post clerks
Washington May 12 The house passed an emergency resolution to appropriate 600000 for the hire of additional postal clerks to prevent crippling of the new parcel post. The postmaster general said funds must be on hand by May 15 or parcel operations would be seriously curtailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Governor vetoes bill on county tunnel water mains plan
Gov McGovern vetoes measure by Assemblyman Burke allowing large counties to build tunnels under rail lines for water mains. He objects to ambiguous language but supports the bill's provisions. May 12, Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
McGovern
Assemblyman
Burke
Bakers Walk Out In Paris Over Pay And Work Reform
Paris reports failed negotiations between bakers and employers. Bread makers plan to strike tonight, refuse to bake another batch until a working agreement grants higher pay, reduced hours, and reformed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fire alarms blamed on suffragettes three months
London reports 94 false alarms with 90 linked to militant suffragettes in a three month period. Berlin notes a 10 year old boy jailed for three months for theft but to serve after age 21. London records feline defenders’ leader death. Pittsburg pitcher faces arrest after beaning a critic. Trenton doctor diagnoses himself appendicitis and arranges operation. New York Zoo buys live rats and bull frogs. Washington reports straw hats with overcoats on a cold May day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fire Department
Berlin
Paule Eberle
Metropolis
Kate Kording
Feline Defense League
Pittsburg
May Connelly
Belvidere Belles
John Frahl
Trenton
N. J
Murray Kirkpatrick
Zoo
New York
Washington
Notice of probate hearing in La Crosse County Wisconsin
The Wisconsin County Court of La Crosse County announces a special term to hear the final account of John Berendes administrator of William Berendes estate. The session is at the La Crosse Court House on June 17, 1913 at 10 o'clock A M. The court will consider settlement and assignment of the residue to rightful heirs. John Brindley, County Judge, Mahoney & Schubert attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
John Berendes
William Berendes
City of la Crosse
Dubraks and Marvin Wife Buy Local Realty Firm
Joseph G. Dubraks north side ad vertising manager for the Tribune and Mrs. George B. Marvin Jr wife of Alderman Marvin have bought out Otto Lee real estate and insurance business at 708 Clinton street. Dubraks will focus on real estate while aiming to build a large La Crosse trade. The firm will occupy Lee’s former offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Dubraks
North Side
The
Tribune
George B. Marvin, Jr
Alderman Marvin
Otto Lee
Clinton Street
Marvin
Lee
Dubraks
North la Crosse
la Crosse
Tiny Feet Reveal Sex of Traveler
Winona police halted a pursuit when a young lady dressed in men's clothes and a male companion were seen beating their way north on Milwaukee train No. 17. The woman identified as Louise Griscom of Sparta and the man as Jack Lee, but they vanished after the yards sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Milwaukee
Louise Griscom
Sparta
Jack Lee
Miss Lee
River season opens June 1 for St Louis Davenport routes
River steamers Streckfus Diamond Joe and White Collar lines announce opening dates for service between St Louis Davenport and Davenport St Paul. Keokuk locks expected open June 1 and Quincy to sail St Louis St Paul June 5 with locks June 6. Morning Star to enter Davenport St Paul trade on Friday May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streckfus
Quincy
Moline Locks
St. Paul
Davenport
White Collar Line
Steamer
Morning Star
Free Lecture on Transportation at YMCA Auditorium
A stereopticon lecture on The Safe Transportation of Explosives on Railroads will be held in the YMCA auditorium on the evening of May 27. J. L. Taylor will present the program and Superintendent J. A. Mc Donald has urged Milwaukee railroad employees to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Taylor
J. A. McDonald
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee switchman lands 20 pound catfish
Charles Domstrich, a Milwaukee switchman, took a day off work to fish a Black River hole. He used a bamboo pole and light line to catch a twenty pound catfish after about half an hour of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Domstrich
Milwaukee
Domstrich
Fall Fatal at Janesville Hotel Leaves Farmer Dead
Frank McDermott aged 38 died from a fractured skull after a fall from a hotel stair landing in Janesville Wisconsin on Sunday morning. Arthur Allen and John Glazier are held by police pending investigation. McDermott was unmarried and a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Frank McDermott
Arthur Allen
John Glazier
McDermott
Death of St. Louis official on Bald Eagle suspected suicide
Henry Smith age 55, superintendent of registration at the St. Louis post office, was found dead aboard the steamer Bald Eagle near Peoria. Police suspect death by self inflicted drug overdose. physicians say he had taken a strong drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Henry Smith
St. Louis
Smith
King of Ts s Visits Police Station Again
George Gordon known as King of Tramps, famed hobo figure, returns to No 2 police station in a bi yearly visit. Officers greet him as a friend and he claims to be about 65, saying he winters on the Gulf and still patrols the road since 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
No. 2
Gordon
Alois Yehle
Yehle
Gulf
Roscoe Jennings Funeral in Tomah
Mrs. Wallace Taft and others attended the funeral for Roscoe Jennings who died in Plymouth aged 33. He graduated from Tomah High School and ran a Plymouth drug store. Local news notes report a near eye injury to Leland King and various community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Taft
Claude Lowie
J. Dewey
Roscoe Jennings
Plymouth
Wis
Jennings
Tomah High School
Leland King
King
Auto Plunge Fatal Near Columbus Leaves Four Injured
Earl McCollum aged 19 died after an automobile plunged down a fourteen foot bank on Sunday. Three others are in serious condition and two were slightly injured as a result of the crash. The incident occurred near Columbus, Ohio, early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Earl McCollum
Camp Fire Girls to Present Entertainment in May
M'Gregor Iowa residents read of local events as the Camp Fire Girls schedule an entertainment for May 16. The town lists visits and travels of residents including Mrs. J. H. Barron and Miss Edith Peickert returning from La Grange Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Zimmerman
Prairie du Chien
Rev. Gough
New Albin
James Robbins
Sheriff Bergemeyer
Elkader
Attorney Giske
West Union
Will Winterlin
Dubuque
Handle
Savanna
J. A. Walter
Davenport
Iowa
Charles Widman
Cresco
W. J. Knowles
C. A. Jordan
Monona
E. H. Rantson
Selleview
Marie Sulivan
Delwein
Charles Chambers
F. L. Kinsley
J. C. Boyle
Will Waiters
Felds Minstrels
Edith Peickert
la Grange
Ill
C. H. Barron
Minneapolis
Charles Hunting Home
J. E. Flancker
Easton
Wis
Mamie Sweeney
Waukon
J. K. Gray
la Crosse
Father Peickert
Notice to Creditors in Worthington Estate
Notice is given by La Crosse County Court that six months after April 19 1913 creditors may present claims against the estate of Henry Appleton Worthington late of La Crosse Wisconsin deceased. The court will examine and adjust all claims on November 4 1913 at 10 o'clock AM in the courthouse court room. Dated April 19 1913. By the Court County Judge Co L Baldwin Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Henry Appleton Worthington
la Crosse
Worthington
of la Crosse
The Less a Man Says the Man Guessing His Wife Has to Do
A terse proverb-like line suggests that minimal speech by a man leads to fewer accusations or misreads from his wife. The phrase emphasizes restraint over transparent intent in domestic matters.
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Komiss
Scott-Rose CO
North Side Briefs
Bakers
Museum of
North Side News
Marvin Business
Traveler
Tss
Tomah, Wis
Milwaukee Road
Rudolph Summerfield
Anne Neal
Adrian
Ridgeville
Fred Neal
Tomah Rod and Gun Club
Cheney
G. J. Glaeser
Wanda Matthews
Manston High School
Edna Webb
Marinette
Claude Wells
O. Larson
Frank Knicks
Freeman
Biloxi
Miss
J. B. McMullen
W. B. Naylor
G. Graham
Henry Coomes
F. K. Talbot
C. C. Quigg
Wausau
Tomahawk
Father Wurst
John Ruskin
J. Lewis Cigar Mfg. CO
Newark
Sprague, Warner & Co., Dist
I. Hoeschler Bros
H. W. Savage
Father Dowing
Nellie Maley
Bess Smith
C. J. Wolf
R. C. Cripps
Rochestér
MM George McLanahan
George Allert
Baby
Oak City
John Brindley
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