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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1909
Page
5
Pickwick Minnesota residents form a creamery association as officers President Albert Wendt Vice President Olaf Olson Secretary Jim Burd Treasurer Marshall Cox and a seven member board Herman John Hatch Geo Davis Ed Husman C D Suffrins O K Sisfad Olaf Olson. They seek to purchase the old creamery and buy out existing interests or negotiate a satisfactory agreement.
The La Crosse paper lists a Nov 6 union dance at Linker hall with Andre's orchestra, job ads for La Crosse Cig ar Box Co, church societies hosting meetings, a barrel fire at 909 Division Dr, and several local residents traveling, visiting, or attending events including marriages, hospital recoveries, and travel to Milwaukee and Elgin Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Fred A Smith and daughter Miss Lark Smith entertained ten couples at dinner last evening The event concluded with card games in a convivial social setting.
Last Saturday Thomas Dickins hosted a party at his home on North Seventh street to celebrate his tenth birthday with ten young friends.
The Ladies Church Aid Society meets to organize a Christmas bazaar around December 3 to fund furnish the new church. Local residents and visitors including Mrs Bertha Nenemacher, Earl Greenwood, Fannie Knack, Ed Thompson and others are noted in social items from Winona and area. Levi and Geo Thompson returned from the Dakotas after registering in the Aberdeen land drawing.
Mrs. Harry Canright of Fairmont visits her parents on South Eighth Street. Mrs. Orlando Holway returns from Wausau. Mrs. L. C. Colman comes back from Minneapolis. Mrs. Bunker from Elroy reunites with YWCA staff. The Five Hundred club is hosted by Mrs. Oatman on Main Street. Miss Mayme Barber, Chatfield music supervisor, returns home after a visit. Mrs. Tainter, formerly Miss Mithe Powers of Onalaska, now St. Cloud, is visiting old friends.
A surprise party honored Miss Elenora Gabel at her Shelby town home Saturday evening with dancing and games. Refreshments were served at midnight.
A general rule states roots extend on both sides of a tree to a distance equal to the tree’s height. The hired girl first checks all closets to uncover the family skeleton.
All physicians prescribe part of Hood s Sarsaparilla ingredients for blood stomach kidneys and liver troubles. The formula combines sarsaparilla stillingia yellow dock gentian wild cherry bark mandrake dandelion juniper berries heirs. Hood s claims unique power to cure beyond substitutes.
Nicholas Jarvis aged 77 died at 2 a m at his Vine Street home of pneumonia and old age. An early settler and hotel restaurateur, he founded the Belleview hotel and later ran a Vine Street restaurant for 25 years. Born June 8 1832 in Montreal he leaves eight children and multiple siblings. Funeral plans incomplete.
North Side Progressive association members argue La Crosse Water Power reservoirs at Hatfield will not stop water from flowing through Hammond Chute to the Mississippi. They claim restoring the dam will send water past Onalaska and North La Crosse, easing sewage issues and resolving the Black river problem.
Edwin G. Parks of Appleton announces the Parks Cloak company will open a new La Crosse shop after leasing the former Erhart's Pharmacy building at Main and Fifth Streets. The store will feature a New York line of cloaks coats dresses and ladies furnishings with about 4000 dollars in interior remodels and mid-priced goods. Parks plans extensive stock buying in New York and emphasizes a comfortable inviting shop.
Alex Wilson of Wausau was a business visitor in La Crosse yesterday. H. L. Halderson of Galesville and Daniel H. Grady of Portage were in La Crosse on business yesterday. F. L. Page, ticket agent for the Northwestern road at Vine street depot, was in Minneapolis.
The fifty seventh annual meeting will be held in the state historical library building next Thursday afternoon and evening. John T. Lee will present A Bibliography of Jonathan Carver showing evidence of the author’s authenticity. President William Ward Wight will preside and two curators plus twelve trustees will be elected.
Mrs. Margaret Knapp of Detroit testifies that Father John's Medicine cured her bronchitis and improved her son's chronic cold and appetite. The notice also covers an open museum meeting on Indian diplomacy and lists talks on Wisconsin history and early settlement with references to papers by James Alton James and others.
Judge Reed arrives to take up Judge Higbee’s unfinished term as circuit court reconvenes at Sparta. The judge will bring his own reporter. if the U S court term is not completed, Reporter Harrison will assign Don C. Lewis to cover the Sparta case.
A concise truism notes that argument alone rarely settles a dispute, suggesting practical steps or evidence are needed to reach a resolution. The piece emphasizes avoiding endless quarreling and seeking constructive dialogue or solutions.
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