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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

5

La Crosse County Fair at West Salem September 9 11

The La Crosse county fair will be held at West Salem from September 9 to 11 with Milwaukee Road special trains on September 9 and 10. Trains depart La Crosse at 8 30 a m and return from West Salem at 6 p m. Widows affected by the increased pension ruling must have certificates mailed to U S pension agents in Milwaukee before receiving the increase. Henry Motz the German baker has several attachments against his fixtures following his Lake Shop closure. Constable C n berverg records 5 in attachments. Ray Hiscox and hunting party returned from Sept 1 mallard trip with unspecified bag.

la Crosse County West Salem Milwaukee Road la Crosse United States Pension Agents Milwaukee HUNT Ray Hiscox Henry Henry Motz Lake Fourth and King Streets Constable C Nberverg

Camp closes as YMCA summer season ends at Milwaukee draw bridge

The Y M C A camp below the Milwaukee draw bridge has closed for the season. Families and youths who stayed there for months have returned home. The season was very enjoyable and a complete success. The Bryant Sisson company held goods worth 60 dollars by Holmen Milling company and John Malin holds a 500 dollar mortgage on the attached goods.

Bryant-Sisson Company Holmen Milling Company John Malin Milwaukee Draw Bridge

Cronon urges support for Rawlinson after primary loss

Edward Cronon, after losing the county clerk primary, announces acceptance of the result and asks supporters to back rival candidate Rawlinson. He urges fellow Republicans to rally for the November election and vote for the nominees as their first choice.

Edward Cronon Rawlinson Charlie

Diamonds as a superior investment compared to bank money

An advertisement claims diamonds yield 12 to 15 percent annual growth when purchased properly. It highlights 1 carat diamonds set in Tiffany mountings and promotes W. T. Irvine, a jeweler, along with sterling silver cut glass and gold jewelry.

Tiffany W. T. Irvine

Personal notices and social visits dominate city pages

Miss Rose Hickish and Edna Haller depart for Chicago Milwaukee and other points for weeks of visiting relatives. Mr A J Nicholson returns after a week in Chicago. J S Smelser back from St Paul. Labor Day steamer excursions Rutledge La Crosse Winona 9:30 a m depart return 7 p m. Bijou tickets available at drug store and theater box office. Various locals mention visits to and from St Paul Minneapolis Chicago and Rochester with minor business and social events.

Rose Hickish Edna Haller Chicago Milwaukee A. J. Nicholson Nicholson-Scott Co J. S. Smelser St. Paul FORD Winona Labor Day Rutledge George Powell la Crosse E. M. Young Drug Store Promptiny Gateway City Foley O. T. Erhart A. Stevelington Spring Grove Minnie Roth Clinton and Dubuque J. Pennell Will Powell P. M. McLeague Brownsville Cit W. J. Thompson Denver Col C. H. Demon Rochester

Thankful notice for Eva Albert's illness and death

The Albert family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during Eva's illness and death. Special thanks to Rev Jaerres and for the floral tributes from Alvin Albert and family.

Eva Jaerres Alvin Albert

Bazaar Continues At West Avenue Lutheran Church

The annual Men’s Club bazaar at West Avenue Lutheran opened yesterday and runs through this afternoon and evening. Tables are decorated and the event is described as a big success with volunteers handling pantry dishwashing pastry ice cream dining room booths and cashier duties among others.

West Avenue Lutheran Church P. M. Hovind Herman Hanson Einer Risberg Andrew Bakken P. Limoseth P. Rippe L. Knuteson T. Larson

Lynx Question Sparks Classroom Confusion

In a London Tit-Bits sketch a school scene unfolds as the teacher asks about the lynx after a discussion of big cats. Tommy hesitates, then explains he waited for Willie Wuggles to answer because his brother is a caddie.

Tommy Willie Wuggls Willie London

Irvine Signet Rings Fall Line Price Showcase

Irvine offers signet rings in men women and children lines with prices from 1.00 to 6.00 dollars. The ad promotes durability style and a wide selection of diamonds and watches alongside the new fall collection.

Tiffany W. T. Irvine

River outing honors visiting ladies aboard Boynton launch

Yesterday afternoon Mr. E. G. Boynton took a party up the river in the Boynton launch in honor of visiting ladies. Those of the party were Mesdames Mary Piper Houck, George Schultz, C. C. Looney, Canran of Dubuque, Russell of Lin coln, M. M. Mathews, J. L. Dodge, F. C. Sutter, N.S. Donaldson, Miss Ingerswen, Miss Barbara Russell and Mrs. Boynton.

E. G. Boynton Boynton Launch Mesdames Mary Piper Houck George Schultz C. C. Looney Canran Dubuque Russell Lincoln M. M. Mathews J. L. Dodge F. C. Sutter N.S. Donaldson Ingerswen Barbara Russell Boynton

Social outing at Myrick Park with Pryor and Lowe groups

Rev and Mrs Lowe joined Mr and Mrs W A Pryor and Margaret Pryor along with Mr and Mrs W F Benton and Master Benton, accompanied by two hospital nurses Miss Judkin and Miss Scheppke, for an afternoon at Myrick park followed by supper.

Social Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visitor News

Mrs L B Dickens left yesterday for Sioux City and Omaha. Mrs George Scott and Miss Gertrude Scott left this noon for Chicago where they will spend a short time. Mr and Mrs William Bradford Dixon and daughter Dorothy of Chicago were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Linker. Miss Margery Sill and Mrs Munson Burton are guests of Mrs Thompson on the houseboat at Fountain City. Miss Alice Borreson left today for Sault Ste Marie where she has taken a position in the school as teacher of French and mathematics.

L. B. Dickens Sioux City Omaha George Scott Gertrude Scott Chicago William Bradford Dixon Dorothy Charles Linker Margery Sill Munson Burton Thompson Fountain City Alice Borreson Sault Ste. Marie

Social notes from Viroqua Wisconsin and surrounding area

Miss Hattie Foreman of Viola and several visitors from Westby and Herron Lake frequent the town on Wednesday. Frances Baker accepts a teaching post at Soldiers Grove. Dr. and Mrs. Morley return from their honeymoon and plan to occupy the Morley homestead.

Hattie Foreman Viola Edward Thosgaard Westby Thomas Linton Herron Lake Minn Frances Baker Soldiers Grove Robert Condie Friends Antigo Iws Vella Severson Fay Smith A. Lindemann New York City Theo. Thoreson Thoreson Lumber Company F. E. Morley Morley South Main Street Brown Olson I. Smith George Hall Wisconsin

Hughes An Issue Vital To Mr Taft

A New York political clash over Governor Hughes shapes national sentiment as Republican bosses and Governor Hughes face a contested renomination. The Niagara County rally backed James Wadsworth Jr. amid anti Hughes forces while Roosevelt aides hint at restraint. An Ithaca ovation followed a strong Hughes speech.

New York Charles Evans Hughes Albany Hughes James W. Wadsworth, Jr Niagara County Republican Convention Young Wadsworth Commonwealth Sheepshead Bay Sagamore Hill Roosevelt Hitchcock National Committee Straus Ithaca

Hughes and Hughes Nomination Teeters in New York Politics

An analysis notes Governor Hughes could be renominated despite strong opposition to his measures. His integrity shines but prompts talk of political suicide for the Republicans if ignored. The NY gubernatorial choice looms large over the presidential race, creating a unique historical moment.

Cal Powers Tompkins County Hughes New York

Y M C A Seeks New Physical Director and Staffing

L Baldwin and P M Brink were appointed to secure a new physical director for the Y M C A starting Sept 15. They communicate with prospects in Springfield Mass and Chicago. W Jones of Milwaukee will arrive late month to organize boys classes for fall. Assistant secretary C H Hiller has resigned and moved to Manchester Iowa. The new Y M C A is expected to be under roof by December 1 and ready for occupancy by next July.

Co. L. Baldwin P. M. Brink Springfield Mass Chicago W. Jones Milwaukee Ash C. H. Hiller Manchester

Buffalo County fish dynamiting case delayed again to Sept 7

Prominent Buffalo City business men charged with dynamiting fish in Buffalo slough have seen further delays. Wisconsin game wardens questioned their arrest authority for offenses in a slough that strays across state lines, prompting multiple adjournments in the case.

Buffalo County Buffalo City Buffalo Slough Wisconsin Millin

Topeka Pastor Charles M. Sheldon Lived Humble Home

Rev. Dr. Charles M. Sheldon of Central Congregational church in Topeka owns a single valued home worth about five thousand dollars. He advocates temperance, writes widely, and ministers to Washburn college students in the local area including Tennesseetown, choosing Topeka over larger fields for family and church life.

Charles M. Sheldon Topeka Kan Central Congregational Church Sheldon Washburn College Tennesseetown Tennessee Kansas

Doctors Resume Monthly Sessions in La Crosse County

After a three month recess the La Crosse County Medical association meets this evening to start the fall and winter work. Drs Evans Wolf and Miller will present papers with Dr Reed moderating. Plans for the November Seventh district meeting and committees for program and arrangements will be discussed as regular monthly sessions resume until December when officers are elected.

la Crosse County Medical Association

Abusive Language Case Adjourned in Police Court

Dieron Kinbulien versus the city on a charge of abusive language toward E F Bager of the Camera house was adjourned in Police Court this morning to be heard September 10 at 10. Attorney Jess Hizhee represented the defendant who was also on a bond of $25.

Dieron Kinbulien E. F. Bager Jess Hizhee Legatiorey

Able Bodied Airship Sailor Refuses Doorstep Help

A man savings on self respect proclaims he is an able bodied airship sailor and would not beg if work were available. He speaks to a woman, hoping for a future in his chosen calling. The exchange highlights hardship and dignity.

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John C. Burns ICE Cream & Butter Company 27Th Cass Streets LA Crosse Floral Company C. E. Schaefer Mgr J.E. Gerwitz Jeweler Main 5Th St City News Mme. B. Soule S. Front ST Women’s New Garment Store Reiman & Tordt Main St Wis Irvine Willie Wuggles Viroqua, Wis Uneeda Biscuit National Biscuit E. M. Young Store Avali Chas Bisyschlag St Main Street
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