North Side In Brief Local society notes and travels
Miss Blanche Mason returns to duties at the ward school after a Seattle exposition trip. Numerous residents travel to St Paul, St Paul weekend visits, and vacations in Virginia Wisconsin Oregon Minnesota and Spokane noted. Paralyzing stroke hits engineer Daniel Gross of Minneapolis. Milwaukee trains run in two sections. Ladies' Aid of North Presbyterian church to meet at Mrs Laughlin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Mason
Avon Street
Seattle
Wash
St. A
R. Hauser
Kane Street
Labor Day
Merrit Gibson
Champlain
Minn
C. McCarthy
Charles Street
Bay City
Wis
Ellis D. Humphrey
George Street
Savanna
P. H. Roggensack
St. Paul
G. W. Fogg
Virginia
J. E. Graf
Caledonia Street
Brownsville
Ed Coughlin
Wood Street
Mae Ryan
Roy Marshall
Milwaukee
Earl Higbee
Oregon
George Higbee
Caledonia
St. Cloud
Daniel Gross
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Road
North Side
C. Johnson
Harry Marteau
Bernard Abmett
Marcus Gilberg
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North Presbyterian Church
F. Laughlin
Testifies After Four Years About Kidney Remedy
G B Burhans of New York writes that four years ago two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his kidney trouble and since then he has had no return of symptoms. He credits the remedy with a lasting cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Center
XN. Y
G. B. Burhans
Foley
Freight Delays Prompt North Side Meeting At Woodmen Hall
The North Side Progressive Association will meet tonight at Woodmen hall on Rose street to discuss factory prospects and urging Milwaukee railroad officials to improve freight service. Merchants say Friday shipments to the north side arrive Friday afternoon and reach customers only by Monday, delaying two days or more.
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North Side Progressive Association
Woodmen Hall
Rose Street
North Side
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Mill Street
Funeral held for infant George C K Beardsley
The funeral of three months old George C K Beardsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. F H Beardsley, who died of cholera infantum, was held at 2 30 PM at their home 917 Berlin street with Undertaker William Dwyer in charge. Rev A A Randall of North Presbyterian church spoke words of comfort. The child was laid to rest beside his infant brother Frank in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. K. Beardsley
F. H. Beardsley
Berlin Street
William Dwyer
A. A. Randall
North Presbyterian Church
Frank
Oak Grove
The Bored Man and His Quiet Influence
A wry reflection on a man quickly bored who unknowingly demonstrates a method of handling others through disinterest. The saying hints that indifference can shape interactions and expectations, leaving relationships shaped by his restlessness.
Schools Reopen for Full Season on North Side
The new school year began at 9 o'clock this morning with strong attendance on the North side as teachers arrived in the city and set classrooms. Most institutions report attendance similar to last year and classes started promptly with students adjusting to the new year.
Dr Abernethy Advice and Foley Kidney Remedy Claim
English physician Dr Abernethy warns that diseased kidneys endanger life. The ad for Foley's Kinney Remedy promises kidney health, urinary regulation, and overall system toning, attributed to O T Erhart.
Aiken to Attend Recorders' Meeting in Milwaukee
County Registrar F H Aiken will present The Proper Care of Vaults and Records at the second annual Wisconsin Recorders association session to be held September 15 at the Republican house Milwaukee. Thirty five recorders are enrolled and expect large turnout during the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Registrar of Deeds
F. H. Aiken
Wisconsin Recorders’ Association
Republican House
Milwaukee
Aiken
E. D. Galineu
Marinette County
E. T. Markle
Fond du Lac
Recorders’ Association
P. C. Torrey
Kenosha County
Recorder's Office
W. R. Chellis
Marathon County
J. W. Gehl
Washington County
O. B. Parisy
Oconto County
Chas. Maas
Milwaukee County
la Crosse County
Brownsville Trip Highlights Local Party Outing
Yesterday a party visited Browns ville aboard the McCann launch spending the day. The group included Mr and Mrs McCann, Will Nichols, Bailey, and Gus Gautsch with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
McCann Launch
Messrs. and Mesdames McCann
Will Nichols
Bailey
Gus Gautsch
Beauty Is Skin Deep And Iron Will Out
A compact aphorism notes that outer beauty can hide sensitivity while true strength persists. It mentions a delicate catlike woman contrasted with a fearless mouse afraidness, and Chinese laundrymen as men of iron, illustrating unexpected resilience.
Kingsley Recovers Illegal Fish Shipment on Train
Game Warden George L. Kingsley seized five barrels of illegally shipped game fish on Burlington train No. 57 between La Crosse and Prairie du Chien. Warrants issued for shippers. trial expected soon as shipment exceeded legal weekly limits and violated packing rules. Judge Higbee blocked road contract lettings on Holmen and Moron roads, after a county board dispute led Supervisors Hulberg and Holbeck to seek the injunction.
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la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
George L. Kingsley
Burlington
E. C. Higbee
County Board Committee On Roads and Bridges
Holmen Road
Mormon Coulee Road
State Road Coulee Road
Salem
Hulberg and
Holbeck
Road Injunction Served Today
An injunction issued by Circuit Court was served today. The notice concerns a dispute described in fragmented text involving a woman and references to church attendance and attention to others’ hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Postmaster Announces Bids for New $40,000 Post Office
Postmaster W B Tscharner received notice from Washington authorizing bidding for the new post office addition costing 40000 dollars. Plans and specs will be available soon for local contractors to bid. Bids will be opened in Washington on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Tscharner
Washington
Clothing Team Edges Westby In Ten Inning Contest
The Clothing company team of La Crosse defeated Westby 6 to 5 on Westby’s grounds in a ten inning game. Westby led 2 to 1 through seven and a half innings before La Crosse pulled ahead with a decisive late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Company
la Crosse
Westby
Late thriller lifts La Crosse past Westby in extra innings
A tightly fought baseball game saw La Crosse rally to tie Westby in the ninth before scoring in the tenth to win. Westby produced a late surge in the bottom of the ninth, but failed to reach first base in extras while La Crosse benefited from steady offense led by Peterson Nelson and Villand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Westby
Clothing Company
RHE la Crosse
la Crosse, Peterson and
Nelson
Villand
Soldiers Will Go Into Camp Here
Major Ori Sorensen learns from Lt G A Paine that battery D Fifth field artillery will march through La Crosse next Sunday en route to Fort Snelling. City provides fair grounds camp site and locals to supply hay oats and wood. Battery includes a b ball team and aims to play a game with a Floyd team.
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Ori Sorensen
G. A. Paine
D. Fifth Field Artillery
Cam Robinson
Sparta
la Crosse
Fort Snelling
Minneapolis
Fair Grounds
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Main Street
Exclusive Garment Store
Cathedral
THE
Lacrosse Tribune
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
Progressive League
Recorders’ Meeting
Kingsley
Chicago
Tscharner
America
P. Bauer
Berlin
Germany
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