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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
4
This article walks through sixteen sketches of the brewing process from harvesting Northwest grains to bottling. It covers mashing, boiling, aging for four months in storage tanks, filtration for brilliance, filling barrels, bottling lines, and pasteurization as final purity safeguards.
Miss Ethel Harrington of Wood Street hosted a Hallowe en party Saturday for friends. Guests included Miss Larsen, Canaan, Dodge, Boyer, Miss Nein of Willow River and Miss Malter. The event featured old fashioned Halloween decor, games, and refreshments. Mrs R Roeder of 2226 George Street was surprised Saturday at her home after returning from Milwaukee with about twelve couples attending and refreshments served.
A Saturday evening Democratic meeting gathered a large crowd at Central Hall on Caledonia and Clinton streets. Speaker P W Mahoney spoke alone due to A H Schubert's absence. Mahoney praised the bank deposit plan and compared Democratic and Republican platforms.
Chas Matzdorf a Gillette Street barber won a duck at a Scheutzen park turkey shoot in West La Crosse. The prize was raffled three times with Matzdorf as final winner. He stored the duck in his shop side room, but it vanished and was later found tied to a neighbor’s chimney before being returned home.
A fragment notes an outing for boys from the north church with ten youngsters headed toward Viroqua. Names such as Roger Uuerk Edwin and Wal Earl Win Figgie appear in the list of party members.
Mr. Pardis, a conductor on the C stock train bound south, stepped onto a bridge at Galena Junction yesterday morning and fell off. He suffered a severe back strain, could not walk, and was brought home on train No. 47. He is not seriously hurt but will be laid up for some time.
Mrs. Carl Hansen visits Twin Cities for a few days while Mr. Fred Planrue of Chicago stays with sister in Wall Street. John Toreman buys a gravel-hauling team. several residents return from trips to Chicago and Sparta. The La Crosse Sharpshooters raffle turkeys. Prof. Boon speaks at Tabernacle Baptist church about a new Springfield Mt college.
Neenah Wisconsin reports the dedication of a new Scandinavian Danish Methodist church with district superintendent Rev J O Hall delivering the principal address themed The Church on the Rock. English services were held later with ministers from Appleton Kaukauna Oshkosh attending.
C E Lyman longtime Caledonia Minnesota station and express agent for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul died suddenly Friday afternoon Funeral held yesterday from the Presbyterian church He served on the village board of education and was president of the council He is survived by a widow and four children Dr Fred V of North Dakota Harry H a student at the University of Minnesota Clarence E of Caledonia and Mrs Ove Hoegh of Spring Grove
Weather Bureau data by E C Thompson covers 35 years. November may be chilly with average around 35 degrees, record extremes include 21 below in 1875 and 72 in 1893. Highest November average 42 in 1899, lowest 25 in 1880. Precipitation averages 1.53 inches, with 4.63 inches at a maximum in 1879.
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