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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1908

Page

7

City News Briefs On Marriages And Notices

Judge Vance officiated the marriage of Alvina Dresser of La Crosse to August J. Friewerk of La Crosse in his chambers at the courthouse. Rev. John R. Schwebach announced summer at Thaddeus home in Germany. Lizmial Berg of La Crosse and Wall Galstad of Coon Valley obtained a marriage license in Vernon county. M Kratchwills sells. Rapp secretary noted a cable death of his p at his old.

BE. Vance Alvina Dresser August J. Friewerk la Crosse Court House Winona John Ra Eehop Schwebach Sem Thaddeus Germany Lapitz Thill First National Bank Rush Jake Lizmil Berg Walle Galstad Coon Valley Veron County Kratchwil M. Kratch- HN

La Crosse Property Sold to Pettibone for 2000 Dollars

Wil sold property in La Crosse to A W Pettibone for $2000. Hamilton lodge of the K P will have work in the rank of page at the meeting Friday.

Wil la Crosse A. W. Pettibone K. P Hamilton Lodge

Explosion death probe moves to critical stage in Manitoba

In Winnipeg on November 27 the government inquiry into 14 deaths from an explosion advanced to a pivotal phase as coroner's inquest again adjourned due to lack of illumination from oil company agents. Daily papers push for a large reward and external detectives. oil plants and distribution across the west are under scrutiny. The oil industry reports a 40 percent drop in provincial consumption and many large firms have stopped handling oil.

Winnipeg Man

Doerflinger's Bets on Dollar Day Sales

The Doerflinger's sales manager chose to morrow saturday as this month’s Dollar Day. The move aims to boost customer turnout and highlight discounted merchandise during a key weekend shopping period.

Doerflinger’s

When the market is brisk the seller does not wash mud

A compact proverb-like remark notes that brisk markets drive sellers to skip washing mud from turnips, highlighting economic vigor that overrides petty care. The line emphasizes practical thrift, sharp bargaining, and rough efficiency in everyday commerce.

Ford Man Keppel Visits La Crosse on Business

Holmen assemblyman W S Keppel is in La Crosse today on business. Doerflinger’s “Dollar Day” crowds expected tomorrow. Holiday visitors include Miss Jane Donald of Canton and Miss Juna Wang Cashton. Local events list dance at State Road Coulee Hall and magician show at Centennial hall.

FORD W. S. Keppel Holmen Wm. Bertossi St. Paul Mary Dresen George Powell P. W. Young Ruby Knaphyde Canton Minn la Crosse Bijou Jane Donald Justin Heil’s Emil Seitz George Cashton Juna Wang E. C. Lewis Bagley Wis Doerflinger Joe Fowler P. B. Qualey Caledonia Gateway City F. C. Lee Mabel T. Paulson Spring Grove State Road Coulee Hall Botz Centennial Hall James Trimmer Lansing Will Powell Frank Jennings Cyril Fay Doerflinger’s Alfred Mueller Milwaukee

Carnegie Would Tax Stock Winnings

Andrew Carnegie argues wealth should be shared with the community in a December World of Work article. He says stock gambling gains should be taxed by the state at the highest rate, and wealth tends to decrease happiness in old age.

New York Andrew Carnegie

Prairie premiers to push public grain elevators plan

A conference in Regina with prairie premiers and grain owners signals imminent public ownership of grain elevators across western Canada. The meeting is secret but reports indicate agreement on the plan.

Regina Sask Canada Prairies Provinces

Born to Butler in Chicago a nine-pound boy

A nine-pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Harry L Butler in Chicago. Mrs Butler is formerly Eva Fuehser of La Crosse. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John J Paul in Watertown Florida. Mr and Mrs Andrew Lees hosted a family dinner. The saying Without lucky help one never grows rich appears in the social column.

Harry L. Butler Chicago Butler Eva Fuehser la Crosse John J. Paul Watertown Fla Andrew Lees

Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Offer Announcement

Free trial offer from Pyramid Drug Co promotes Pyramid Pile Cure with testimonials and a plan to mail a free trial package to readers in Marshall Michigan. It claims past users found relief and urges readers to send name and address for distribution in plain wrapper.

Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Bidg Marshall, Mich

Pine Compound Therapy for Consumption Claims Prompt Trust

Advertises a treatment for consumption and throat and lung trouble using two ounces glycerine, eight ounces whiskey, and one half ounce Concentrated pine compound. Promises relief after a few doses, asserts pine strengthens lungs, and instructs purchases from druggists with labeled half ounce bottles in round wood cases.

Maine

Society Five Hundred Party Delights Local Ladies

Miss Elsie Foerster hosted a Society Five Hundred gathering for a group of young women. Dainty refreshments and a cheerful mood marked the event, with prizes won by Miss Olga Candrian and Miss Ida Ziesier. Guests included Mrs. W. B. Fraser, Mrs. A. J. Loeffler, Mrs. B. Greggs, and several Misses Spettel, Marquardt, Tillman, Walier, Ott, Beckman, Whiting, Hickish, Dagen desh, and Hosly.

Elsie Foerster Olga Candrian Ida Ziesier W. B. Fraser A. J. Loeffler 8. Greggs Spettel Marquardt Tillman Walier Ott. Beckman Whiting Hickish Dagendesh Hosly

Pleasant Coffee Party for Mrs Fraser Honors Young Ladies

Mrs W B Fraser hosted a delightful coffee for a group of young ladies. Attendees included Mrs L Graggs Mrs A J Loeffler Mrs Hogan Ida Ziesler Florence Beckman Elsie Foerster Gertie Hulberg Blanche Holcombe Helen Miller Edna Valier and Lillian Kroner.

W. B. Fraser L. Graggs A. J. Loeffler Mrs. Hogan Ida Ziesler Florence Beckman Elsie Foerster Gertie Hulberg Blanche Holcombe Helen Miller Edna Valier Lillian Kroner

Dinner Hosts and Guest Lists Across South Side Flats

A sequence of social dinners is reported with numerous host families on South Tenth Street and adjacent streets. Guests include Mary La Rowe of Portage, the Chandlers of Minneapolis, the Smiths, the Cunninghams, the Dutches, and many local couples and their children, highlighting a period of frequent hosted gatherings.

W. E. Sawyer South Tenth Street Mary la Rowe Portage W. B. Chandler Malcolm Chandler Minneapolis D. P. Smith D. Cunningham Laura Cunningham H. E. Wohlhuter W. F. Gage Daisy Gage Ella Frank Gage Ed Wallace Maud Wallace A. T. Clinton Miss Hammer Marion Helen Dorset C. P. Dorset Frances North Mary Eaton Mary Shadbolt Mary Austin Anna Hanscome A. A. Morse S. Y. Hyde Samuel Hyde Frances Medary Hyde Osterhaut N.D. Allen Chloe Arthur Morse R. F. Weston Weston Marguerite E. R. Savage Myron Merle Savage Carl Langenbach John Langenbach Mayville Alfred Langenbach John Bayer C. Bayer Heileman Jennie Heileman

Luncheon Honoring Miss Florence O'Neil in Rock Island

Mrs John Bayer hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for fourteen at a long table adorned with pink roses and asparagus ferns. Guests included Miss Florence O'Neil of Rock Island and Mrs Horace Holley, with helpers Mesdames Wing Evang and MacMillan.

O’neil John Bayer Florence O'Neill Rock Island E. J. Evans Horace Holley Bayer Mesdames E. M. Wing E. J. Evang D. G. MacMillan Horace Hiley Edna Holbrook Eleanor Marston Viola Doerflinger Emma and Louise Gund Jessie Holtrma Berger Nannie Funk Marie Way Agnes McCord Helen Bellevue Wheeler Elizabeth Taylor

Board of Trade Aims To Rebuild After Debt Clearance

P W Mahoney says the board has wiped out past indebtedness caused by former secretaries and will push ahead with business. A Monday directors meeting will discuss future plans including a campaign next year focused on dancing and progressive cinch. Prizes were awarded in a recent event and a basket raffle preceded dancing until 1 am.

Board of Trade P. W. Mahoney la Crosse Gifford Flanigan

Yeomen Hold Enjoyable Turkey Fest and Dance

Last night at their Coren building hall the Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosted a turkey fest card party and dance. A large turnout attended and the affair was successful in every detail. The event opened with a first part of the evening.

Coren Building Brotherhood of American Yeomen

Portage Triumph Over Rivals Despite Injury

Portage defeated an unnamed opponent 33 to 29 as last year's state champions, with star player Riter sidelined by a shoulder injury. About 1,000 fans attended the game boosting local morale and admiration for the home outfit.

Portage Riter la Crosse

Poet Rough Rider jailed for forgery in Washington

Bellin(g)ham, November 27 Capt Arthur Sills a Roosevelt Rough Rider poet and Cornell graduate was arrested on charges of passing a forged fifty dollar check. He allegedly used an attorney's name and signature secured while acting as counsel in a will case.

Bellingham Wash Arthur Sills Roosevelt Rough Riders Cornell

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