Trempealeau Elects Blair Man New Chairman
In Trempealeau Village the board elected Blair Man as chairman for one year, with Grinde nominated to oppose Steneul. Ole Mustad previously chaired the board and remains involved as appointments are announced. A Sunday confession and police action follow a charge against Grinde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitehall
Grinde
Vir
Trempealeau Coin Board
BapAryers
Whesparabiay
Toerdis
den Klave
Bouraney
Charan Frank Stenel
Dodge
Wiles
Steneul
Archaony
de Larence
Cowan Duno Sieethaeman Lee Gat
Bar Ieekimasson
Suere
I Ole Mustad
Eltriek
Evant
Charmen
Gringe
Trempealeau County Rural School Event and Memorial Observances
By Ahern Vien text describes a Trempealeau county rural school event with declamatory contests at the Trempealeau county rural school hall, the state graded schools contest, a piano and choir program, an operetta at the village hall, and a banquet and dance for Whitehall Memorial High School. It lists judges, a directing choir, a band, and a schedule including spelling contests, central hall activities, and a performed operetta. It notes injuries to two sons of Ole Hahingstad, birth of a son to T R Duelsbert, and upcoming Memorial Day chicken dinner details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocaturiea
Trempealeau
Cnurl
Beidhey
Ding
Mics
Sylfest
Vmcea
Stite Gieled
Henry Halverson
Chi- Cing
Apelling Coolest
Wille
Fred Coules
Ruth Hee
Thorpe
Chippawa County
Aelen Nelson
Chippewa County
Stuart Olson
Towa
Anna Hoyerdahl
Whitehall High School
Whitehall Memorial High School
John Melby
Wits
Alfred Mattson
Miles Johnson
I Her Csory
Trelyn Palivke
Mre Bauene Tholow
Gladys
Latminerstill
Donald Woght
Lory Hundt
Amy Kins
Mabel Galstad
Raymond Ringstad
Ole Hahingstad
Orvile
Durand
America Legion
Mondovi
Arthur
Augusta
De Soto Residents and Local News Summary
De Soto Wis special notes report W E Dyer bedridden with urticaria, Miss Dora Munson visiting Genoa area, Miss Anne Weisse from La Crosse staying locally, Harm and Kloak at La Crosse theater. A Lynxville boy cut his hand in car crank, a Ferryville doctor treated George Johnsons son who fractured his collar bone at school. Officials quarantined for scarlet fever at Benjamin Wenderson, Chester Stoda and Russell DeLap homes. Franks Adams death in Prairie du Chien reported, service held at home with Evergreen Cemetery interment. The Rev E A Weay of Durand visited Quien, Join Brice traveling to the Dakotas, and county school boards attended in Viroqua. Fred Petrie of La Crosse visited. Willam Ward and daughter Ruby mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Soto
Wis
Ferryville
George Johnson
Jumiper
la Victory
Benjamin Wenderson
Chester Stoda
Russell DeLap
Frank Adams
Prairie du Chien
Evergreen Cemetery
E. A. Weay
Durand
Graduation Programs at Bangor High School
Fourteen seniors in Bangor Wisconsin will attend commencement activities next week. Baccalaureate services Sunday include processional, prayers, vocal selections, and sermons by Rev Boller. Class day on Wednesday features speeches, poems, history, prophecy, songs, and gifts led by Geneva Holmlund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor. Wis
Bangor High School
F. C. Boller
Harry Dowe
Boller
Mary Jane Bowen
Frances and
Dorosthy Foster
Alice Severson
Jean Bance
Betty Gustin
PF. F. Parsons
K- P. Ruppenthal
Reverend Boller
Geneva Holmlund
Joyce Woll
Alvin Miller
Doris Christopherson
Richard Davis
Helmuth Berg
Jon Haack
la Vone Hesselberg
Harvey Piske
Doris Marie Mayensehien
Lydia Vehrenkamp
Spoon
James Holmlund
Dorothy Hemstock
Rodney Marlin
Miss Myrile
Commencement set for May 31 in the auditorium
Behrens and band awards anchor a May 31 commencement at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Program includes piano prelude Frances Foster welcome Geneva Holmlund oration Harvey Piske solo Helmuth Berg address by M. H. Jackson farewell Ad dress and diploma presentation by Adolph Toepel. Sixteen eighth grade students listed by name will receive diplomas. Mrs Minnie Bradley of Sparta visiting Mrs Lillie Streeton.
Pedestrian bitten by stray dog on street
Roy Wieman of 321 South Twenty second Street was walking near his home at 6 45 Wednesday evening when a girl led a dog on a feast. The dog leaped at Wieman biting him twice in the stomach. Police report the dog belongs to 2018 Cass Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wieman
South Twenty-second Street
Wacman
Cass Street
Supremely Effective Rheumatism Prescription Widely Known
An advertisement touts a universal remedy named Amertur prescription for rheumatism sciatica and gout aided by pacers uric acid. It claims swift safe relief with simple directions and notes cost efficiency over eight years, urging readers to ask pharmacists for it.
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America
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Blair Man
Frank Stencil
Dede
Whitehall
Eni Mion
Tom Palsan Mhesttay
Mary
Tony Deceit
Cate
Dd and Whirvple Pharecd On Prabi Fron Fer Thhe ‘ Widsarn
Lisert Teun
Ta Cirnren
Shere
Liepiat Caavedises
Cale
Somrony
Nelsons
Mee
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ecleegs ES Aalsys
Ikrisfies
By Ahern
Vien
Piho
Jashes Paulson
Dane le
Sol
T. R. Duelsbert
Ferdinand Thersen
Dorothy Herrick
Arcyudia
May
J. B. Dunn
George Hammond
Acireal
Lutheran Aid Society
Powers Hill
George Alvilden
la Crosse
Josh Josh
Baxter
Johnson's
Third ST
A. & C. Johnson
Johnson
Sir Squilsson
Johnson’s
Third Street
A.C. Johnson CO
Mera
Marie White
Lydia E. Pinkham
Council Bluffs, Laws
Mildred Dickerman
Nebo
Clinois
Yellowstone Galen Gateway
Seattle Tacoma
Portland
Tourise Cove
Couches
Yellowstone Park
Gallatin Gateway Inn
Montana
Pacific
Hls
Trager
la Groess, Wie
Milwaukee
Carrene
Sauschne
Crosse
Larsest
Hargeware Storre
Bangor High
Joyce Barnes
John Henry Bosshard
Jane Jenkins
Anna Mae Hiecher
Faye Marchner
Robert Wirchner
Angeline Microw
Irene Niesen
Theodore Salher
Lyle Schaller
Delbert
Wilbert Soltau
John Strauss
Mabel Vaughan
Francis Wegner
Lucile Young
Minnie Bradley
Sparta Iz
Lillie Streeton
Cnly 322
Cuthura
Elmer Green
East Kirby Ave
Detroit
Midbbury
Patter Drug & Chemical Cor
Malden
Maan
Tire Sale
Miller
Miller Tires
Miller Tread Weld
India “Union
SIZ
North Third Street
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