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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1907
Page
4
The note lists the La Crosse Tribune North Side office at 811 Rose Street with manager and editor titles and a new phone number 785 A. It states North Side Advertising and News are handled from this office.
Relatives learn of Theo dore Lenvik death at Harvey area farm when a horse kicked him to death. Lenvik, son in law of Iver Lean, married Annie Lean daughter. Iver Lean travels to Dakota. Olaf Lenvik visiting at Lean home accompanies him to Harvey. Burial expected in Harvey.
The Tribune opens a North side office at 811 Rose Street with news and business departments. R. P. Stanton leads the business unit, and Joseph K. Kidder serves as North side editor. The move reflects growth in La Crosse and signals a bright future for the North side.
A $20,000 Standard Oil brick building is planned on the causeway just north of the Burlington tracks near the Heileman ice house. The one story warehouse will measure about 130 by 50 feet with a full-length basement and tanks. Burlington and Milwaukee railroads plan spur tracks to the doors, easing access and possibly triggering further north side development. Work crews are removing the old ice house, with excavations for the new structure to begin soon, and a movement to place market square and scales on the causeway is under consideration.
Milwaukee road faces a staff shortage at the South Side freight office with 190 cars behind schedule as General Agent C L V Craft calls for truckers and clerks. New orders ban fish or game in passenger coaches to curb odor and enforce safety in yard procedures. Trainmasters also mandate not bumping cars and require freight trains to wait for passenger trains crossing depots to prevent accidents.
Doctor R M I Kinnear has recovered from a banana peel mishap that left him confined at home with a hip injury. He was bedridden for much of the period but is now up and expected to resume duties soon.
Mrs. William Shafer of 234 Sumner street learned this morning that her sister Mrs. A Soper of Milwaukee has died. Remains will be shipped to La Crosse for interment and funeral plans will be announced later. Mrs Soper was formerly Miss Anna McCain of the North Side and was well known locally.
The wedding will be solemnized Thursday morning at St James Church. Rev Ambrose Murphy will officiate.
La Crosse Board of Trade advances milk safety after North Side fears of impure milk linked to cholera infantum deaths. Professor H Roome will read a paper on veterinary inspection at Tuesday's meeting. doctors cite seven North Side deaths in one week. Women invited to attend.
Daily North Side brief items list new phone contact 785A and community happenings. newborn baby to Latshaw family 1823 Charles street. George McCabe to Chicago for artificial limb. various residents visiting Milwaukee Chicago and Iowa. church events and local meetings announced. mail carrier Ed Keefe ill.
Miss Jennie Conway and Mr Charles Hoeschler wed at St James church in La Crosse Father Murphy officiated Best man was John Conway Bridesmaid was Bessie Deneen The couple known locally with the bride noted as popular on North Side and groom with Hoeschler Brothers druggists They left from 1015 J M Lavaque home Continued on page 5
The Ladies Aid society of Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal church will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. Hosts Mesdames C. W. Simcox and Parmenter will entertain attendees.
A number of horses were offered out of the labor parade in New York due to wearing non-union shoes. The report notes a disruption tied to footwear compliance among horses in the event.
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