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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

14

Packman Directs Rushford Choral Club Tonight

Prof. Harry Packman travels to Rushford to lead the Choral club in tonight’s concert. He is joined by Otto Zielke who will sing the tenor part. Packman will also join his St Celia quartet in Neo New Albia tomorrow for a concert under La Crosse School of Music auspices.

Harry Packman Rushford Otto Zielke Mr. Packman Neo New Albia St. Cecelia la Crosse School of Music

Flood Limits Reach on Root River Threaten Crossing

The Root River has risen rapidly and reached a stage where farmers cannot cross the lower road to reach La Crosse. Officials predict a high stage and expect a sharp decline within the next forty eight hours.

la Crosse

Bradfield views Milwaukee fire depts and grads

Chief Nathan Bradfield returned from Milwaukee where he attended the graduation exercises at the Milwaukee Medical College. His nephew William A. Edwards was in the class and graduated with high honors. Bradfield also visited Milwaukee fire departments and was impressed by their showing.

Nathan Bradfield Milwaukee Milwaukee Medical College William A. Edwards Bradfield

New Tribes of Redmen Forming In Two Locations

A new tribe of Redmen will be organized at Pealean on June 6 and another at Ettrick on June 13. The Winneshik tribe No. 21 local degree has been invited to attend after June 13 to assist in the institution work.

Redmen Pealean Ettrick

John Flynn Post Decoration Day Program

The John Flynn Post No 77 observes Decoration Day with a 7 30 am parade from Caledonia and Clinton to North Side cemetery then memorial at Black River Bridge at 10 am. Afternoon features park speeches, music by North La Crosse band, flag drill by North Side school children, and addresses by Rev. A A Randall and Rev. A L Wood.

John Flynn Caledonia and Clinton Streets North Side Black River Bridge A. A. Randall A. L. Wood North la Crosse South Side

Sanitary Stalls Urged For Fire Station No 2

The committee on grounds and buildings inspected fire stations after noon and plans to recommend installing sanitary stalls in Station No 2 on the North side. Stations 3 and 4 already have stalls and minor improvements were also approved.

North Siders To Be 1908 Hosts

On Sunday June 14 the sixth annual city employees outing will be held on French Island with games races and amusements. A committee led by George Young oversees south side workers while the north side hosts run the event and refreshments.

Messrs George Young Arthur Roberge Theo. Ritter N. Murphy A. Gifford South Side North Side French Island

Developer to Replace Shacks with New Residence at Mill and St Cloud

Joseph Gale will tear down two old landmarks on the southwest corner of Mill and St. Cloud streets and replace them with a new residence. The structures have stood for about 40 years and are on property Gale has owned for 35 years.

Joseph Gale Mill and St. Cloud Streets Mr. Gale

North Siders Pick Up Logs From Dredge Work

Government dredge has started work at Onalaska and will move toward the Black river mouth. A large number of north siders gather logs pulled up by the dredge. The logs are in good condition and were used as piles for tying booms in the old logging era.

Onalaska Black River

Local Church Welcomes Pastor Sanders After Absence

A mid week prayer service at Tabernacle Baptist Church drew 75 attendees as Rev. Sanders resumed duties at the pulpit following a lengthy absence. Other items note community movements including residents visiting, moving homes, job changes, and local illness updates.

Tabernacle Baptist Church Sanders

Drawing Exhibit on North Side at Seventh District

A drawing and manual training exhibit will be held at the Seventh district school corner of Kane and Gillette streets on Thursday and Friday afternoon the 28th and 29th of May. Selected pupil work from each district school and high school will be displayed. All parents and those interested are urged to attend.

Seventh District Kane and Gillette Streets

Doore Club Plans May Meeting On Presidential Hopefuls

The Doore Club meets Friday evening May 29 at 1452 Avona street with discussion on whether Bryan or Johnson is the better Democratic candidate. Speakers for Johnson are J. C. Hohn and E. Stendahl. For Bryan the speakers are A. O. Black and J. J. Noem.

Doore Club John Bergaust Avona Street Bryan Johnson J. C. Hohn E. Stendahl Bryan A. O. Black J. J. Noem

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