La Follette Debate Splits Club Over Party Class
The Franklin club met to vote on classing La Follette as a Democrat with M. M. Downey W. E. Barber and Prof. Harry Spence for the affirmative and Rev. L. L. Sanders George B. Marvin and H. G. Hayden for the negative. Jurors H. F. Ruleman James Pederson and Sig Stavrum joined a unanimous negative verdict. The discussion then turned to Roosevelt’s campaign role deemed unwise by two weeks from Thursday led by D. L. Wartinbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Club
la Follette
M. M. Downey
W. E. Barber
Harry Spence
L. L. Sanders
George B. Marvin
H. G. Hayden
Messrs
H. F. Ruleman
James Pederson
Sig. Stavrum
Debate Team Chooses Leaders for Affirmative and Negative
The squad announces that lead for the affirmative will be [unknown] while H. L. Taylor will head the negative. Officials urge focus on argument quality and clear refutation.
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H. L. Taylor
Silver Wedding Celebration for Pedersons at 621 Rose Street
Mr and Mrs Anton Pederson marked their 20th wedding anniversary by hosting a social gathering Wednesday evening at their home 621 Rose Street. The couple received many beautiful presents from their friends.
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Anton Pederson
Rose Street
Pederson
Knute Tempte
Logan Street
Fresley
Shain, Blun
Judkins
Denninger
Simonson
Laura Davidson
Olga Snevel
Two-Legged Polish Pig Attracts Crowds In Stevens Point Exhibit
A two legged Poland China pig, born near Stevens Point to an 11 month old sow, is on show at the Combination saloon. The deformity leaves the back portion pointed with no ham, yet the pig walks on two legs and drinks upright. It is described as healthy, intelligent, and nearly as capable as normal pigs. exhibition runs until Monday.
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Combination Saloon
Stevens Point
Clark
Poland
China
Carrie Mosher Purchases Lokken Property at Caledonia Street
Mrs. Carrie Mosher, former owner of the Line House, has sold that property and bought the Lokken place at 1437 Caledonia Street.
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Carrie Mosher
The
Line House
Lokken Place
Caledonia Street
Miss Lena Stockamer Hosts Evening of Cards and Song
Miss Lena Stockamer entertained many friends with a card game session last night followed by refreshments. The gathering ended with singing and a pleasant social close.
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Lena Stockamer
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Events
Mr E J Buckholz returns from Colon Wisconsin after attending a cousin’s wedding. Charles Walters and wife depart West Salem after a week with relatives. Miss Vogt returns to Taylor’s millinery after illness. Mrs David Wida visits Chamberlain South Dakota. Mrs David Dalton stays with parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Loomis Bangor. J F Satz home from Nebraska. registered for Rosebud government land drawing. E C Eldridge Milwaukee Road official on La Crosse division business. Rev L L Sanders to be ordained this evening with Baptist officials attending. Rev J Larsen enjoys vacation in Twin Cities. to attend Minneapolis Baptist convention. Mrs May Kingsley ill in George Street home. Edwin Pederson moves family from West Salem to Caledonia Street. Patrick Boyle leaves for Chamberlain to register for land drawing. Ingvald Larsen from Whitehall visiting relatives.
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E. J. Buckholz
Colon
Wis
Charles Walters
West Salem
North Side
Miss Vogt
Taylor’s Milinery
David Wida
Chamberlain, S. D
David Dalton
Jacob Loomis
Bangor
J. F. Satz
Nebraska
Meadow Grove
Rosebud
E. C. Eldridge
la Crosse
Milwaukee Road
L. L. Sanders
Tabernacle Church
Secretary of the Baptists of the State
J. Larsen
Norwegian Baptist Church
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Minneapolis
May Kingsley
L. C. Willet
George Street
Edwin Pederson
Caledonia Street
Patrick Boyle
Ingvald Larsen
Whitehall
Child Mildred dies after illness
After a short illness with bronchial trouble, Mildred, the 19 month old child of Mr. and Mrs William, passed away. The report notes the family, age, and cause in a concise obituary item.
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Mildred
William
Oak furniture sale prices on multiple sizes
Solid oak tables offered in various sizes with new sale prices. An 8 ft square top drops from 7.50 to 5.50 and from 8.50 to 6.50. A 6 ft option falls from 10.50 to 7.50. Round top item listed at 15.50 now 9.75.
Old City Livery Stable To Be Sold After Death of R T Wilson
The 40 year old stable building in the city, long used as a livery stable, will be disposed of by the business of the late R T Wilson. The structure is one of the oldest in town and has seen continuous use since its erection.
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R. T. Wilson
Debate on Grocers Association Value Tonight
The Dovre Debating club meets at 1527 Charles Street to discuss if the Grocerymen's Association benefits the buyer as well as the association. Affirmative speakers are Chas Marking and J H Bergaust, with E Stendahl and Even Marking opposing.
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Dovre Debating “Club
Olaf Olsen
Charles Street
Chas. Marking
J. H. Bergaust
E. Stendahl
Congregationalists Incorporate In Wisconsin Church Body
The Wisconsin Association of Congregational Churches filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state at Madison. A superintendent and headquarters will be at Madison, and Wisconsin churches will move to an independent organization from eastern control. One director is Rev. Henry Faville of this city.
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Wisconsin Association of Congregational Churches
Madison
Wisconsin
The
Associat
Henry Faville
Funeral to Be Held in De Soto After Local Death
Gunn of 1220 Caledonia street died at 9 o clock last night. The body will be taken to De Soto at noon Saturday and the funeral will be held there in the afternoon.
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Gunn
Caledonia Street
de Soto
Pullman Seat Rates Cut Across United States
The Pullman company filed a new tariff schedule in Chicago on October 16 reducing parlor car seat rates. Company officials say the adjustment aims to re balance rates nationwide, with the main change being the lower seat price.
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Chicago
Pullman
Pullman Company
Old Palmer Livery Sold to Thompson in St Louis Deal
The Palmer livery on the corner of Second and early streets was sold by John W. Palmer and D H. Palmer to John W. Thompson of St Louis for 6000 dollars. The building will likely house La Crosse Transfer.
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Palmer
Second
John W. Palmer
D. H. Palmer
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
la Crosse
If You Give a Boy a Red Wagon Do Not Criticize
A reflection on sharing a child’s toy with restraint, urging restraint from parents or guardians who would judge the boy’s use of the wagon. It discusses responsibility and fair guidance without harsh admonishment.
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Peosta
Quality House
Furniture and Rug House
South Third Street
Wall Paper Headquarters
Wall Paper CO
Clinton Street
LA Crosse Tribune
North Side Office
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton CO. F. Schweigert
A. North Side
Fuditor
ST. Lacrosse
Marseilles
Ireland
North Side Briefs
Brussels
Ingrain
Baldwin
Talmén
Stuber Bros
Caledonia
Debate Value OF Grocers Association
Congregationalists
Malta Vita
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
Roy Ar Thest
Dar
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