Society Picnic And Country Rides At Pammel Farm
Yesterday a party of ladies drove to the Pammel farm for a picnic honoring Mrs. P C Wiggenhorn of Minneapolis. Attendants included Mrs. Seymour Briggs of Fort Dodge Mesdames Alfred Langenbach Johre Salver Frank Funke Louis Pamperin Carl Langenbach and Pammel. Tuesday the group again toured the countryside with picnic supper.
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Pammel Farm
P. C. Wiggenhorn
Minneapolis
Seymour Briggs
Fort Dodge
Mesdames
Alfred Langenbach
Johre Salver
Frank Funke
Louis Pamperin
Carl Langenbach
Pammel
Birthday Tea Honors Niece in Minnesota City
Mrs A M Bradfield hosted a tea for her niece Mabel Yonkers of Minnesota City. A lively program of games and guessing contests led to a refreshment hour around a spring flower decorated table with several young girls in attendance.
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A. M. Bradfield
Mabel Yonkers
Minnesota City
Social briefs mention births and travels in Montana and California
A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Noonan in Missoula Montana with Mrs Noonan formerly Eleanor McDonald. Mrs John Pamperin Miss Anna Pamperin and Mrs Anna Legler returned via Denver from a four months trip to California. Mrs Percy Wiggenhorn and son Mil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noonan
Missoula
Montana
Gas Factories On Coffee Question A Lady Seeks Relief
A letter describes misery from coffee with stomach gas sleeplessness and headaches. After switching to Postum boiled 15 to 20 minutes the writer reports full relief and renewed health and urges readers to consider The Road to Wellville and its message.
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Postum
Wellville
Travelers Return Draw Crowd in Minneapolis
A large gathering in Minneapolis welcomed the returning travelers at the old home. Mrs. James Vincent departed for Chicago to visit friends for a week or more. Mr. W. R. Montague started a business trip to Sioux City and other points. The Ibsen club schedules a May 21 meeting at Mrs. C. A. Osberg’s residence, delayed from the prior notice.
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Ton
Minneapolis
James Vincent
Chicago
W. R. Montague
Sioux City
Ibsen Club
C. A. Osberg
Concert at Caledonia M E Church by La Crosse School of Music
The La Crosse School of Music faculty present a program at the Caledonia Street M E Church tomorrow evening. The list includes organ solos violin numbers readings and violin obligato with soloists Miss Estelle Solon Miss Edna M Chadwick and Harry A Ross among others.
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Caledonia M. E
la Crosse School of Music
Caledonia Street M. E
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Dvorak
Allen
Estelle Solon
Anon
Riley
Bird Center
Jessica Ross
Ambrosio
Brahms
Harry A. Ross
G. Anon
Edna M. Chadwick
Saran Rose
Arditi
Baseball Boys Attend Raffles at La Crosse Theatre Tonight
La Crosse and Winona league baseball teams will attend the performance of Raffles at the La Crosse theater. Invitation extended by manager W. F. Gage and Ted Woodruff of the Woodruff Stock company, touring during the summer season.
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la Crosse
Winona
Raffles
la Crosse Theater
W. F. Gage
Ted Woodruff
Woodruff Stock Company
Georgia LANDS TENNIS HONORS IN SOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS
Georgia men won the intercollegiate tennis championship of the south in singles and doubles here in Atlanta on May 13. Carter of Georgia captured the singles title and he teamed with Holmes of Georgia to win the doubles championship.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
Carter
Georgia
Holmes
Ball at Woodman hall and social notices compiled
Attend the ball at Woodman hall on Saturday May 15 with Kreutz orchestra. Tickets 50 cents per couple. Yeomen meet tonight for a social. Local notices include many residents visiting Milwaukee and returning, hospital and asylum visits, engagements, and a court-ordered ten day jail sentence for a vagrant.
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Woodman Hall
Kreutz
La Crosse Visit Matches Short Business Trip Notes
S. L. McKee of West Salem returned home after a La Crosse visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Smith left for their Lake Okibodji cottage for the summer. H. G. Gleeson of Moline Ill was in La Crosse on business. J. L. Cole of Minneapolis attended the Dahl Knudson wedding at Bar Re Mills.
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What
the First Baptist Church
Elsa Luebke
Cameron Avenue
Hub" Miller
la Crosse
Tomah
Miller
Olga Gundlach
Galesville
Frankie Dibbell
Hokah
H. H. May
Mound Prairie
Minn
H. B. Snare
Union
Edna McHugh
Pine Creek
REO
Elsen & Kneen
Bangor
Bernice Rollins
Prosper
B. Gerling
New Albia
H. Thompson
Spring Valley
E. Rierson
Spring Grove
FE. Fortner
de Soto
John Sullivan
John Brindley
A. Halverson
George Powell
John Jeffron
Westby
J. J. Christensen
Albert Lea
Henry Gundlach
W. M. Gcolleran
Bride
Joe Spears
Winona
John Elliott
Will Powell
Judge Parrish
Margaret O'Brien
D. Frank O'Brien
Judge Fruit
Engineer Kahn
Sterling Construction Company
New Normal School
John Hayes
Minneapolis
C. A. Warner
Adams Express Company
William Torrance
Milwaukee
Judge Palmer
Mrs. Snyder
St. Paul
Fred B. Smith
Oline Wilhelmson
G. A. Schaub
Rochester
Gateway City
Trfr
S. L. McKee
West Salem
Lake Okibodji
H. G. Gleeson
Moline
Ill
J. L. Cole
Dahl-Knudson
Barre Mills
Card of Thanks from the Bonadurers
We thank friends neighbors and the U C T for kindness during our recent bereavement from Mrs E Bonadurer and Family.
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E. Bonadurer
Pleasant Party Birthday Feature
Miss Mary Halseth was surprised at P. O. Winge 1446 George street Tuesday evening for her birthday anniversary. Rev Christiansen of Bethel Norwegian church spoke, music and games followed, refreshments at 10 39. Attendees included Emma Wall Margaret Larsen Cora Mekvold Cora Gilberg Selma Burk Minnie Lindstrom Lena Berg Ella Sundehin Hulda Sundehin Amanda Lindstrom Julia Hurtig Julia Evenson John Augedahl Ole Molledahl.
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Mary Halseth
P. O. Winge
George _ street
Rev
Christiansen
Bethel Norwegian Church
Emma Wall
Margaret Larsen
Cora Mekvold
Cora Gilberg
Selma Burk
Minnie Lindstrom
Lena Berg
Ella
Hulda Sundehin
Amanda Lindstrom
Julia Hurtig
Julia Evenson
Messrs
John Augedahl
Ole Molledahl
Record seeding reaches peak in Canadian northwest
The crop report from Winnipeg on May 13 notes seeding in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta at 95 percent completion along CPR lines. Ideal weather conditions and a large uptick in acreage are reported as official CPR findings.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Northwest
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Billposters Elect Wisconsin Officers at Convention
At the Wisconsin Billposters annual convention held at the Stoddard hotel officers for the coming year were elected. P. B. Haber of Fond du Lac was named president with John F. Leason of Marinette as vice president and E. J. Kempf of Sheboygan as secretary and treasurer. The meeting discussed advertising mediums and other association matters. The next state meeting is planned for Milwaukee in 1919. Afterward, attendees toured the city viewing points of interest and major business institutions.
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Wisconsin Billposters
Stoddard
P. B. Haber
Fond du Lac
John F. Leason
Marinette
E. J. Kempf
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
La Crosse Schools Join Peace Day Observance
Peace day set for February 18 will be observed in La Crosse and at the University of Wisconsin next year, after years of limited regional observances. The date marks the anniversary of the first Peace conference.
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Peace Congress
United States
University of Wisconsin
la Crosse
Revelations of Azeff and Fouche in Napoleonic era
The Philadelphia Record recalls Louis XIVs era intrigue with Azeff the Russian agent and Fouche Napoleons minister of police. Bourbon king questions Fouche about spying and learns Comte de Blacas served, earning two hundred thousand francs a year. Louis remarks Blacas was honest, since he had half.
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Azeff
Louis Aviiii
France
Fouche
Napoleon
Comte de Blacas
Louis
Philadelphia
Taper Seeks Home Path as He Takes Whisky Straight
A reflective note compares a taper’s approach to alcohol with his standard habit, suggesting he could adopt a home route and maintain his straightforward whisky practice for balance.
Jury reverses verdict in La Crosse burglary case
The Wisconsin supreme court reversed James Howard's conviction, ordering delivery to the La Crosse county sheriff. The decision bars use of prior prison records and excludes evidence that cannot be proven on trial. Howard faced new charges despite his earlier liberty.
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James Howard
la Crosse County
Supreme Court
F. H. Hartwell
Howard
Mindoro
F. J. Ruland
Earl McIntosh
la Crosse
Deering
Ruland
United States
Circuit Court
Morris & Hartwell
Howara
Otto Bosshard
Attorney General’s Department
Winona
Marsaland Junction
Wheat manipulation hinders American flour trade
Special Agent M. H. Davis reports from Washington that Chicago wheat speculation has crippled US flour business for months. He notes likely export loss of about 2,000,000 barrels on the current crop and cites Europe market conditions and October corner activity as turning points.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
M. H. Davis
Europe
Bureau of Manufactures
America
Kalamazoo Nerve and Blood Tonic Rebates
A drug store offers Kalamazoo Nerve and Blood Tonic claimed to ease nervousness sleeplessness prostration debility and digestion. Proprietors provide 25 cent rebate tickets for a 1 dollar bottle, available for a limited time with tickets redeemable at the store.
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Kalamazoo
Mark J. Phillips Dies in El Paso
Telegram reports the death of Mark J. Phillips in El Paso Texas brother of Dr W J Phillips of this city and son of A J Phillips of West Salem George Phillips of Rochester Minn leaves to bring the body to La Crosse county for burial The cause is believed heart trouble and he had gone to Texas last fall for health reasons. Funeral plans to be announced later.
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el Paso
Texas
Mark J. Phillips
A. J. Phillips
West Salem
W. J. Phillips
George Phillips
Rochester
Minn
la Crosse County
Phillips
Everything Ready for Track Meet at Illinois Day
Chicago April 3 Everything is in readiness at the Maroon camp for Illinois day at the South Side university Saturday afternoon. The Maroon track team and baseball squad face the state university with Crawley expected to lead, while concerns grow over star participation in multiple events and the small roster limiting training in some disciplines.
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Chicago
Illinois
South Side University
State University
Stagg
Crawley
Wisconsin
Madison
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Florida
John C. Burns
C. E. Schaefer
LA Crosse Floral CO
Vanilla
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman
Main St
Wis
Mrs. Chapman
Reitzel’s
Yeomen
M. J. Lapart
A. J. Frisby
State Board of Control
County Insane Asylum
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Pharmacist
Main Street
la Crosse, Wis
Bill
Chas. Beyschlag Druggist
the la Crosse
Great
W. T. Irvine
Nelson's
Nelsons
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