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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1906

Page

3

Lincoln-Douglas Debating Society Banquet Plan

The Lincoln-Douglas Debating Society will host its first annual banquet on May 29 at 6 30 PM in the First Congregational church parlors. The event follows a year of public debates and a successful mock trial that boosted library funding, with a program featuring speeches by local officials and Prof A H Schubert, a toastmaster, and a high school orchestra. Admission is fifty cents per plate and La Crosse residents are invited.

Lincoln-Douglas Debating Society First Congregational Church Main Street Schubert Jefferson Club Sparta High School Lincoln-Douglas Ike Strauss Isidore Rehfuss Walter Harrington Edward Fetzner Lincoln- Douglas Congregational Church William Luening Board of Education Otto Bosshard Henry Faville Lena Heideman A. H. Schubert W. R. Hemenway The Lincoln-Douglas Boys la Crosse

Patriotic Instructor Seeks Flags For School Visits

Ed Cronon of the G A R announced that all Wilson Colwell post committees planning school visits tomorrow must call at the court house this morning to secure the required flags.

Ed Cronon Wilson-Colwell Post Court House

Festival at Bostwick Valley Postponed Amid Rain

The Bostwick valley festival postponed yesterday due to rain and cold weather. An address by Mr. Adolph Falbisaner was planned but canceled with the event rescheduled.

Bostwick Valley Adolph Falbisaner

Clara Miles Up On Old Charge In Winona

Clara Miles a former La Crosse colored woman was arraigned in Winona on a similar charge to the $30 robbery. She waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury with $500 bail. She is in the county jail in default of bail and may plead guilty in district court or await the September grand jury attention.

Clara Miles la Crosse Winona W. F. Hart Snow

Drunkenness No Excuse for Stealing in West Salem

Harvey Dayton of West Salem appeared before Judge Brindley seeking clemency after stealing a coat during a drunken spree. The court rejected the defense noting it is unlawful to get drunk and sentenced Dayton to 45 days in the county jail for the misdemeanor and subsequent theft. He took the coat from Ole Egstad’s saloon and later tried to pawn it.

Harvey Dayton West Salem Brindley Pou Dayton Ole Egstad

Special Council Meeting To Consider Multiple City Projects

A special council meeting is called for tomorrow night to act on several items. The agenda includes a repair resolution for North Third Street from La Crosse Street to the C B Q tracks, extending an artesian water pipe from St James and Caledonia to Caledonia and Windsor, amending fire limits for boat houses along the Mississippi river, bids for city printing and selecting an official newspaper, and an estimate for brick paving Fourth Street from King to Cass Street by La Crosse Stone Company.

Common Council North Third Street la Crosse Street Board of Public Works St. James and Caledonia Streets Caledonia Windsor Streets Mississippi River la Crosse Stone Company Fourth Street King Cass Street

Tacoma businessman Paul Storey visits from Washington

Paul Storey of Tacoma Washington brother of J Ole Storey formerly of this city is here on a business mission.

Paul Storey Tacoma Wash J. Ole Storey

Local notices mix health ads and real estate moves

A La Crosse area page lists Mrs. Remaly and Mrs. Schroeder in hospital care, drugstore promotions, and local business chatter. Real estate transfers are recorded as H. E. Polley and G. D. Hancock arrive to compile yearly deeds while Nicholas Rutz sells property to Mary Malzacher for 1400 dollars.

Main C. E. Remaly la Crosse Hospital Melrose Youn Tf. J. Schroeder Arcadia Lutheran Hospital Hollister Rocky Mountain Elks Knights of Pythias Colby H. E. Polley G. D. Hancock State Board of Assessments Wisconsin Business University Nicholas Rutz Mary Malzacher

Calumet Baking Powder Promises Uniform Leavening Power

An advertisement extols Calumet Baking Powder as uniformly strong and unchanging in essence. It warns against cheap or large can powders and claims Calumet uses pure ingredients, consistent proportions, sealed cans, and no Rochelle salts alum lime ammonia. It also asserts lower cost versus rival brands and states resulting baked goods will be lighter and palatable.

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Stock Transfer From Vought-Berger Company Transfer

A deed filed with the register of deeds transfers all property interests on the north side from the Vought Berger company to the re organized company. The deed names 288 percent shares of common stock as the consideration.

Register of Deeds Vought- Berger Company Vought-Berger Company

Ice Cream Social For Decoration Day At Park

Lodge 384 Mystic Workers of the World invites the public to an ice cream social at Main Street Park on Decoration Day May 30. Patronage of the public cordially invited.

Mystic Workers of the World Main Street Park

Lempke Plays in Minneapolis Theatre

Mrs. Julia Frohock of 215 Mill Street received a letter from her grandson Charles Lempke on Saturday saying he was playing a piano in a theatre in Minneapolis. He was unaware of the sensational mystery surrounding him and plans a visit to the north side in the early part of next week.

Julia Frohock Mill Street Charles Lempke Minneapolis Charles North Side

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