Annual Meeting Notice of Winona and St Peter Railroad
Stockholders meet in Chicago on June 7 1908 at 10 oclock am to elect directors and consider the sale of the Winona and St Peter Railway Company including Dakota Central Mankato and New Ulm and Minnesota and South Dakota Railways to the Chicago and Northwestern Company. Narvin HoguHitt president J B Redfield secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona and
Eam Commder Am Ac
Chicago and Northwestern Company
Railwars
Campe
St Peter Railroad Company
Dakota Central Railway
Mankato and New Ulw Railway Company
Minnesota and
South Dakota Ralway Company
Woonona and St Peter Rallrod
Local Ads Feature Shoes Groceries and Bicycles
The advertisement page lists sales and wants including Choate's Carpet and Rug Sale, Winona Shoe Company dress shoes, Wruck and Bebling, Chas Le Page Huff Sweet Foot Fitter, Victoria Cigar Company removed, Winona Mercantile groceries, L Coleman men and teams, Stovall's Restaurant girl wanted, and a second hand bicycle wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choate's
Winona Shoe Company
Wruck & Bebling Chas
le Page—Huff Sweet Foot Fitter
Victoria Cigar Company
Winona Mercantile Co
L. Coleman
Weather Record Indications for Wisconsin Minnesota
The daily weather indicates generally fair conditions for Wisconsin and Minnesota tonight through Wednesday with fresh southeast winds. Temperature readings from 6 pm to today noon show highs near 88 degrees and barometer around 80.11 at midnight and 80.04 at 6 am. The forecast predicts river levels falling in the La Crosse district over the next 24 hours ending 8 am June 6.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Csesee
Goon
la Crosse
Pr du Chien
Dubuque
le Claire
Local Briefs Highlight Meetings And Small T Irons
The county commissioners plan a meeting tomorrow while Winona Deposit Bank gets a paint update. La Crosse property owners dispute brick assessments as nearby rail capers unfold. Capt S S R Van Sant attends Inter State Woodmen rally at Lake City. Relief Corps to serve dinner for Old Settlers at Pythian hall. Arlington Club offers parlors for Normal alumni reception. Winona Building and Loan Association holds annual meeting at McNie's hall. Dutchman train arrives late by an hour twenty. Minnesota Elevator stockholders meet in Chicago on Tuesday June 19. Normal alumni banquet to be reviewed at Central M E church this week. H Choate Co improves with bicycle racks outside. Ghost Appel of Laird Norton suffers finger injury from falling timber. Minikahda Club beats Winona 13 up then shuts out Bryn Mawr 4 up. Company C drills for Friday inspection. new members admitted. Fire regains in Youmans yard sawdust as butcher shop suffers minor damage. A new Indian ball club formed by Kin ne, Halbert, Murphy and others. Carl Gundlass injured by flying wood. off work. County treasurer notes letters and checks awaiting processing and receipts will be mailed. Clergy from Milwaukee and Watertown visit. board of Lutheran Normal School at New Ulm on way to meeting. Rt Rev Von Rohr absent. Lake Como opening praised. excursion trains to Stewartville Osage Altura popular. Como Park opened. Sunday excursions debated due to lake within town. St Charles band leads visitors. ragtime music fills the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Deposit Bank
la Crosse
S&s. R
M. E
H. Choate & Co
Ghost Appel
Laird-Norton Co
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Winona Players
The
Indians
Howard Kinne
Sherman Halbert
Tim Murphy
Donald Snow
McLaughlin
Roy Dixon
Guy Strouse
Arthur Knopp
James Hinckley
Carl Gundlass
Schroth & Ahrene
H. Knuth
Milwaukee
M. W Matz
Watertown
R. Siegler
Barre Mils
Wis
Philip von Rohr
Lutheran Normal School
New Ulm
von Rohr
Lake Como
Rochester
Stewartville
Osage
Altura
Como Park
St. Charles
Social notes include travels and greetings in Winona area
Miss Jennie Mille returns home from Janesville Wisconsin while Mr E G Nevins prepares a Duluth trip. Local residents James G Lawrence, Selma Shervin, Thomas Tobin and others visit Winona. Several announce trips to Des Moines Allamty Fond du Lac Janesville Maine Portland and Minneapolis with weddings planned at 373 West Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Mille
Janesville
Wis
E. G. Nevins
William Morris
Frank Neudghl
Fond du Lac
Julia F. Lobdell
Minneapolis
E. McAllister
Mr. Lewton
Socials and Visits Feature Area Week
Miss May Louise Clark becomes engaged to Mr Roy H Jackson as Mrs Frank Roth of Manterville and friends travel through Winona. Edith Ghostley and Elizabeth Macomber visit Ella Ghostley, while J W Lauer family plan Milwaukee trip after carnival. Leys and Nevins depart for Iowa and housekeeping at West King Street home. Relief Corps members invited to 407 West Sanborn Street event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Louise Clark
Roy H. Jackson
Frank Roth
Manterville
Winona
Ladies of the Maccabees
Edith Ghostley
Elizabeth Macomber
Anoka
Ella Ghostley
A. Holland
J. W. Lauer
L. C. Johnson
The
Relief Corps
West Sanborn Street
Old Settlers Reunion in Winona Saturday
Old Settlers' Association plans a Winona reunion with Emery's band and the St Charles band to entertain along the river. Excursion trains arrive at 10 a m and 11 20 a m with return at 6 30 p m. Headquarters at Second Ward Park with speeches kept brief.
Rolling Stone Farmers Mutual Insurance Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting at Philharmonie hall reviewed officer reports showing strong finances and light losses. Directors elected were A Strehlow B Boliman J Kohner A Cooper A Lutzow A Brand F Gutdinger J Burbach and J Frisch who will elect officers before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Stone Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co
Philharmonie Hall
Messrs
A. Strehlow
B. Boliman
J. Kohner
A. Cooper
A. Lutzow
A. Brand
F. Gutdinger
J. Burbach
J. Frisch
West Concord Postmaster Fined One Hundred Dollars
In United States Court F. W. Hall former West Concord postmaster was fined 100 dollars after being found short in accounts during a February inspection. The U S attorney cited family illness and financial hardship, noting extenuating circumstances led to a light fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hall
West Concord
Benefit concert profits bolster charity bed fund
Mrs. L. C. Johnson of the Women’s Hospital Auxiliary reports a seminary girls’ benefit at Pythian hall raised 80.50 with 25.50 expenses, yielding 55 in profit for the charity bed fund. Itemized costs include hall rent 10 and piano moves 7, piano tuning 5, printing 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Johnson
Women’s ‘Hospital Auxiliary
Pythian Hall
New Road Grader Tested for City Streets
Street Commissioner Braun tested a new road grader on sandy streets this afternoon and will test it on the hard road near West Burns valley. The old grader is worn out and a purchase is expected soon if the trial proves satisfactory. A road grader is essential to keep streets in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braun
Burns Valley
Sugar Loaf
Congregational Ministers Elect Officers at La Crosse
The Upper Mississippi Valley Congregational Club met in La Crosse with members from Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Officers elected were President Rev. Henry Faville La Crosse and secretary treasurer Rev. E B Chase Lake City. Next meeting set for Winona Oct 1. Rev Dr West attended.
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Upper Mississippi Valley Congregational Club
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Henry Faville
E. B. Chase
Lake City
Winona
Dr. West
Boer Envoys Parade Planned Through Milwaukee Depot
Preparations are underway for a large crowd at the Milwaukee depot Thursday morning as Boer envoys pass through the city. A prominent local speaker may deliver an address, with the arrival anticipated on the Milwaukee road at 8 36 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Depot
Milwaukee Road
Lincoln School Pupils Charged in Smoking Case
A warrant was sworn out by Supt. Tormey for Olaf Hogan and Larry Teske, Lincoln school pupils, charging them with smoking cigarettes. The case will likely be heard tomorrow morning.
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Supt. Tormey
Olaf Hogan
Larry Teske
Lincoln School
Births and obituaries notices in city announcements
BORN. RAND To Mr and Mrs C A Rand Tue Jing agt. SCHIMA To Mr and Mrs John Schima Tue Jun 5 a sex. BIEN NOYES In this city on the ith inat Mrs F Noyes Funeral announced later. The funeral of the late Mr Goriag will be held at 10 45 a m tomorrow from 1024 West Second street. Interment will be made at Witoka and another service will be held there at 2 p m.
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Noyes
F. Noyes
Goriig
West Second Street
Witoka
Daughter breaks engagement over tea price
A fragment reports a daughter ending an engagement with the duke after choosing to buy Rocky Mountain Tea at the same price. It notes a sensible choice by J. W. Lauer and mentions Von Robr s Foot Powder for swollen feet, priced at 25 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lauer
von ‘Robr
Madison Medicine Co
Memorial of Graduates at Normal School Ceremony
The class of 1900 at the Normal School presented its memorial to the institution, furnishing the third floor literary society room with heavy oak furnishings and a fund for ongoing alumni endowment. President Millepaugh accepted, praising its practical value for future pupils and alumni unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
James Blake
Millspaugh
St Joseph Parochial School Children Give Entertaining Programme
A full hall enjoyed a Monday evening program at St. Joseph hall by pupils from St. Joseph Parochial School. The event featured a welcome chorus, songs, piano solos, and two dramas with a large cast, including numerous child performers and accompanying presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Parochial School
St. Joseph’s Hall
St. Joseph
Second Afternoon Musical at Young Ladies Seminary
The second in a series of afternoon musicales at the Young Ladies Seminary was given this afternoon before an appreciative audience. Misses May Erwin and Lulu Patterson, with Miss Victoria Glotzbach, performed duet and solo numbers and a recitation titled The Message. Glotzbach and Erwin displayed notable vocal and instrumental skill, with Glotzbach's tutelage under Mrs. George T. Simpson praised. Tomorrow's program focuses on elocution under Miss Catherine Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Seminary
May Erwin
Lulu Patterson
Victoria Glotzbach
Little Mark Sold From Winona Racing Circles
The horse Little Mark, a familiar winner in Winona racing matinees and lake-track meets, has been sold to J. C. Martin of St. Paul for a high price. Born and raised in Winona, the noted speedster is expected to race in major Twin Cities meets this summer.
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Winona
Little Mark
J. C. Martin
St. Paul
Edward Krier
Twin Cities
Sunday Surprise Honor For Chicago Guest
Miss Czarnowski of Chicago visiting her sister Mrs Clerzan was surprised Sunday evening by friends. The Thruane orchestra played. Cream and cake were served. Guests included Kate Jereczek Mary Wiegek Pauline Caaniewski Pauline Stanislawski Stella Maravec Anna Rambenek Marie Jezewski Frankie Rambenek Celia Cierzan Julia Cierzan Agnes Breska and Miss Czarnowski of Chicago. Attendees also included John Czapiewski Leo Gruchala Albert Thrune Rudy Yahnke Vert Wrieza Andrew Whezek Bully Meyers Basil Cierzan Rob Oberdas Romauld Cierzan Jos Fischer Mike Yahnke Jos Cierzan and John Satka.
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Czarnowski
Chicago
Mrs. Clerzan
Thruane Orchestra
Kate
Mary Jereczek
Mary Wiegek
Pauline Caaniewski
Pauline Stanislawski
Stella Maravec
Anna Rambenek
Marie Jezewski
Frankie Rambenek
Celia Cierzan
Julia Cierzan
Agnes Breska
Miss Czarnowski
John Czapiewski
Leo Gruchala
Albert Thrune
Rudy Yahnke
Vert Wrieza
Andrew Whezek
Bully Meyers
Basil Cierzan
Rob Oberdas
Romauld Cierzan
Jos. Fischer
Mike Yahnke
Jos
Cierzan
John Satka
Case of Destitution in Elba and Chester Family
Humane Officer White reported a destitute family moving from Elba to Chester. Father George Johnson is paralyzed and unable to work for two years, the mother cannot work, and two children aged eight and six depend on a $12 monthly support from the father. Officer White seeks aid from the State Soldiers fund and requests county assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Elba
Chester
George Johnson
Onee -Gagde
State Soldiers’ Fund
Winona Shoe Co Schedules Weeklong Ladies Shoe Sale
The Winona Shoe Company announces a special sale on ladies shoes priced at 500 400 and 3.50 with a sale price of 32.58 for the balance of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Shoe Company
Street Car Extension Debate Narrowly Splits City Council
The council debated routing the street railway extension with four favoring King Street and four for Howard Street, Alderman Higgins absent. Officials foresee an amicable agreement at the next meeting while considering service to depots and ongoing obstructions on Ewing Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
King Street
Pext
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Acalian
Noad
Stovall's
Wasrip Ix
Cry Property
Cullal
Robb Bros
Ralph Metcalf
Tagana
Weet
Wabasha Street
RRI
Naterial
Gale
Rubb Uros
East Fourth Street
Oo. H. Criswold
Crocery
Center Street
R. Montgomery
the Grocee
Wingold
Merchant Tailors’ National Exchange
F. W. Kadletz
Tatlier and Draper
Bergemann Bros
Bager
Cer
Jehnseon
Te New Public Library
H. C. Larrabee
Winena, Mins
Hood’s
County
Old Settlers’ Association
Emery
Second Ward
Winona and Western Road
Farmers’ Insurance Company
Jan. B. Blake
Normal School
Millepaugh
Opera House
Miss Gill
Solon
Gettle
Winona Normal School
Hfe
Frances Morey
Edna Finfield
Anna Burns
Hallie Cartledge
Ada Hammond
Bertha Blexrud
Isabelle Ahern
Ella Bartz
Rosalind Wooley
John Snyder
Lizzie Wells
Zoa Burt May Killap
Magina Carrol
Ferdena ‘Robb
Herbert Tainter
Nicholas I. i Schwartz
Beecham’s
L. Schneider
der Kleine Gerngross
L. Wilwerding
Papa
W. Hoffarth
J. Trautner
D. Schoenig
Ch. Zenk
L. Schon
Fr. Streiff
K. Prochowitz
M. Leindel
Susie
L. Meier
Thekerl
A. Scherer
4H. Smith
A. Trautner
Mr. H. Voelker
Miss A. Scherer
K. Thumany
H. Young
A. Meier
L. Schoenig
H. Smith
A. Prochwitz
K. Trautner
F. Weger
D. Schneider
Hans Rungspinzel
Co. Wilwerding
Johnny Limburger
C. Beaverlen
Theophilus Sharp
A. Wunderlich
Peter
A. Rink
Terrence O'Connell
L. Winkels
James Flashing
Jos. Schneider
Giovanni Bacioca
C. Litz
Nicodemus Morosini
W. Haun
Leo Kong
E. Wilwerding
Varasco Calmatic
B. Hoeppner
Bruno
Ligday
Council
Livermore
Bradbury
Webber and Lees
Nts
Kings Street
Howard Street
Ald. Higgins
Northwestern
Realeone
King
West End
Mark Street
Milwaukee Track
Ewing Street
Martin Norton
Marshal Norton
Wanek
John Degnan
General Fund
Eggen
City
City Hall Sinking Fund
General School Fund
Public Library Fund
Park Fund
Siders Eeneane
Treasa- Upc Ceee Ceee Teeen
Rose Askeng
Lauer
Model Clothing Company
Miller
Olmsted Street
Chatfield Street
Broadway
Winons
Wruck & Behling
Third &T
Choate Block
Alva Smith
Portland
H. J. Willis
V’inona
F. EH. Pittman
Druggive
West Third Street
Bisa
Madras
Edw
F. Mues
Lafayette Streets
Stevens
R. D. Cone Company
Wholesale Hardware and Iron
East Second Street
Steffes
Proge
W. H. Elmer
Third Street
South Huff Street
B. P. Shepherd
Osteopath
Winona, Minn
Connaughey
Havana
Golden Eagle
M. Rahm
W. Pitth St
Eire
Litchfield
Snell
J. E. Kaiser & CO
Test Third Street
Aller Bros
Chambray
Seersucker
Brown
A. Baeuverlen
Ser
E. G. Beek
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