The Winona Daily News from Winona, Minnesota • 12

Winona Daily News Police report Weather The daily record 'Monday, Jan. 10, 1977 12 I A Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths At Community Memorial Hospital CITY From Suzanne Brewer, 1411 Heights Friday night; tennis shoes taken from Skate Capital; $24 value. 10 il), ll- EK3 SVd. SATURDAY Admissions Primus Schultz, 1760 Wabasha St. Miscellaneous IC N11I0N1I WI1IHII ittVICI Maynard Lebakken, 504 E.

4Jh 1972 two-door, $1,500 damage. 4:16 p.m. East Wabasha Street, 38 feet west of Kansas Street, parked car hit; Patricia Magin, 469 Lafayette 1971 two-door, $850 damage; Donald Peake, 276 E. Wabasha 1973 two-door, parked, $1,000 damage. 5:33 p.m.

Service Drive and Kraemer Drive, rear-end collision; Virginia Hawley, 381 Drury Ct 1968 sedan. $350 damage; Roscoe Thompson, 325 Emherst 1974 sedan, struck in rear, $300 damage. Sunday Tin unknown High Street, 40 feet south of West Broadway, parked car hit, hit and run; John Aethlefsen, 777 W. Broadway, 1972 car, parked, $250 damage. 10a.m.-267E.

WabashaSt, parked car hit hit and run; Nancy Losinski, 267' E. Wabasha 1973 car, parked, $150 damage. 10:50 a.m. East Second and Chatfield streets, intersection Mrs. Margaret Lettner TREMPEALEAU, Wis.

-Mrs. Margaret Lettner, 75, Trempealeau Rt. 1, died early today at Community Memorial Hospital, Winona. Smith Mortuary, Galesville, is in charge of arrangements. George E.

Gorder SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Special) George Emil Gorder, 82, Spring Grove, died Sunday at Tweeten Memorial Hospital here following a short illness. A retired concrete worker and farmer, he was born Sept. 3, IBM in Houston County to Otto Randall's Discount Foods, Westgate, 8:40 p.m. Sunday; two male Winona adults apprehended allegedly shoplifting, one allegedly took two pens and a bag of beer nuts with 95 cents total value and the other allegedly took a package of chopped ham valued at $1.89.

Mrs. Roger Marsolek, 318 E. Mark St. Edwin Karsten, 126 E. Wabasha St.

SUNDAY Admissions Mrs. Bernard Sheridan, 422 S. Baker St. Mrs. Revere Peterson, Rusk ford, Minn.

Douglas Raiche, Sundown Motel, Goodview. Discharges Mrs. John Lambert Jr. and baby, Trempealeau, Wis. Mrs.

Thomas Gunn, 253 Jackson St Mrs. Joe Losinski, 567 E. 3rd St. Accidents Births elsewhere MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Alexander, Minneapolis, twins, a son and a daughter, today. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Wenzel, 309 E.

2nd Winona. Today's birthday Sunday'! Birthday Sioux St. ,6. Two civil action cases are delayed Two civil action cases scheduled to be heard by juries in Winona County District Court in the January term have been postponed until the next court term, and one case has been traasferred to Wabasha County. At this morning's term calendar call, attorneys involved in the cases of Nelson Tire Service, Inc.

against the City of Winona and Dale Selke and Elaine Selke against the City of Winona asked that the cases be stricken from the Calendar since they are not ready for trial. An accident suit was transferred to Wabasha County District Court after attorneys petitioned for a change of venue, since the incident occurred in Wabasha County. The case involves Margaret Mikels against James and Mariam Cichanowski, doing business as the Velvet Rooster Supper Club, Wabasha, Minn. The suit of John Holubar agaiast Donald Schmidtknecht, doing business as Hyway Alignment or Don's Union Service was removed from the calendar because the action was dismissed by Judge Glenn Kelley. Hearing set on home proposal WHITEHALL, Wis.

An informational hearing on the rebuilding project proposed by the Golden Age Home will be Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Whitehall Country Club. Home Administrator Mrs. Marlys Griffiths was notified last October the home's proposal to move to Pigeon Falls had been rejected by the Wisconsin Division of Health Policy and Planning. The proposal was made because the present building no longer meets state and federal nursing home requirements, there is not enough room to rebuild at the Whitehall site, and remodeling would be too expensive, Mrs.

Griffiths said. Estimated cost of the building proposed at Pigeon Falls was $840,000. The Home is presently preparing an appeal to the Wisconsin Division of Health Policy and Planning for reconsideration of the project. Anyone with questions on the appeal procedure or the informational meeting should contact the Golden Age Home. Lunch will be served following themeeting.

Man loses Very cold weather is forecast In the northern half of the nation from the Rockies to the northeast. Snow is forecast for most of the Plains and for most of New England. Below normal temperatures are forecast for much of the South. (AP Laserphoto) Life in deep freeze continues Life in a deep freeze, the saga of winter in Southeast Minnesota, will continue through Wednesday, according to the weatherman. In fact, his forecast calls for temperatures overnight to drop to 25 to 32 below zero, with the high Tuesday from 10 to five below, and the high Wednesday ranging from two above to 12 below.

However, a warming trend Thursday and Friday could bring temperatures up to the low 20s. Sunday's high was a cold and frosty eight below, dropping overnight to a minus 12 reading. Record high for this date is 50 set in 1928 and the record low 30 below set in 1881. Heavy snows, cold temperatures and a resulting shortage of natural gas gave millions a bitter taste of winter in the Midwest, Northeast and Southeast, and there was promise of more to come. Winter storm warnings or heavy snow warnings were posted this morning in parts of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, New York and New England.

Strong winds created blizzard conditions across parts of Illinois and Indiana, and all schools In Indianapolis were closed today. Residents of many communities in Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska and Kansas were urged to turn their thermostats as low as possible. A spokesman for Cities Utilities in Springfield, warned that "pilot lights would start going out" if calls for conservation were not heeded. In Wisconsin, Sunday temperatures fell as low as 60 degrees below zero in Rice Lake and 54 below in Solon Springs. Readings from zero to 20 below were common from North Dakota to Oklahoma.

3 Fire calls WINONA COUNTY Saturday 12:45 p.m. Wiscoy Township, one-car accident; Daniel McCormick, Caledonia, no type or year of vehicle given; went out of control, knocking down mailboxes owned by Ron Fabian, Wiscoy Towaship. Sunday 8:45 a.m. -CSAH 29, 500 feet west of Rice Street, Lcwiston, two-car collision; Meta Lewis, Lewiston, 1970 four-door, $100 damage; Celestine Neeser, Lewiston, 1973 four-door, no damage estimate. 2 15 a.m.

Homer Township Road "1 at intersection of township road 8, two-car collision; Gary Chadbourn, Winona Rt 2, 1967 car, $200 damage; Mark Langowski, Lamoille, no vehicle identification given, $1,000 damage; Langowski vehicle hit Chadbourn car while backing down highway in wrong lane, sheriff's report said. CITY Friday Time unknown Westgate Bowl and Liquor parking lot, parked car hit, hit and run; Judith Stoltman, 821 E. 5th parked, $150damage. Saturday 1:25 p.m. West Fifth and North Baker streets, intersection collision; Andrew Lawrence, Galesville, 1969 car, $50 damage; Daniel Rukavina, 3873 9th Good-view, 1969 car, $300 damage.

2:06 p.m. Mankato Avenue and East Broadway, intersection collision; Sheila McBride, 178 E. Broadway, 1969 four-door, $200 damage; Lavern Oevering, Houston. 1965 pickup truck, $300 damage. 4:12 p.m.

East Third and Chestnut streets, intersection collision; Arvid Papenfuss, 1330 Crocus Circle, farm tractor; collision; iviernii oiarK, mmj 3rd 1970 car, $300; Mary Mitchell, 859 E. Sanborn St, 1972 car, $100 damage. 2:35 p.m. West Broadway and Main Street, intersection collision; James Schultz, 516 Main 1969 four-door, $450 damage; Andrew Nelson, 426 E. 5th 1976 pickup truck.

10:45 p.m. McBride and West Fourth streets, intersection collision; Joseph Rinn, 628 Harriet 1972 two-door; Paul Huebner, 1078'i W. King 1967 four-door. Today 7 a.m. Airport Road and Galewski Drive, intersection collision; Frank Schied, Trempealeau, 1968 four-door; Jack Brandes, 59 Hamilton 1969 four-door.

WABASHA COUNTY Sunday 8:40 p.m. Intersection of Zumbro Falls Street and Highway 60 in Zumbro Falls, two vehicle accident: Miss Connie Atkinson, 21, Zumbro Falls, driving a 1971 sedan, and making a turn, skidded on ice and struck parked car owned by Michael Horsman, Mazeppa, no injuries, estimated damages: $350 to Horsman vehicle and $20 to Atkinson car, investigated by Wabasha County Sheriff's office. Science fair set ELEVA, Wis. The science department of the Eleva Strum Area Schools will hold iU second biennial science fair Jan. 19 betweeen the hours of 7 and 10 p.m.

at the high school. New Mom Jin. If First Ouariw Full Moon Jn. 17 Feb. Third Ouarltr Jl.

a Local observations Official Winona Weather Observations for the 24 hours ending at noon today. Maximum temperature 8, minimum 12, noon 8, precipitation trace. A year ago today: high 15, low 13 below, noon 10, no precipitation. Normal temperature range for this date 25 to 6. Record high 50 in 1928, record low 3 below in 1881.

August C. Prodzinski August C. Prodzinski, 74, 321 McBride died Saturday at 11:59 p.m. at Community Memorial Hospital following a long illness. He was owner and operator of the former Harmony Hotel and Tavern.

The son of Frank and Julia Pheler Prodzinski. he was born at Dodge, April 21, 1902. He had lived in Winona 56 years. On May 30, 1927, he married Marie Braun at St. Mary's Church.

He wasa member of St. Casimir's Catholic Church, a member, past president and captain of the ritualistic team of Winona Aerie 1243, Fraternal Order of Eagles. Survivors are: his wife; two sons, Kenneth and Dell, Winona; one daughter, Mrs. Donald (Peggy) Lewis, Rochester, 11 grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Stanislawski, Winona.

Four brothers, two sisters, one grandchild and one great-grandchild have died. Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Watkowski Funeral Home. Winona, and at 10 a.m. at St.

Casimir's Church, the Rev. Msgr. Henry Speck officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and after 7 p.m. at the funeral home where a Rosary will be recited at 7:30. Members of Winona Aerie 1243 will meet at the funeral home at 7. Pallbearers will be Richard Stroinski, Nat Miller, Gerald Cook, Georage and Jack Squires and Edward Senski. George R.

Erkert Funeral services for George R. Eckert, 75, 921 W. Wabasha who was dead on arrival Saturday at 9:15 a.m. at Community Memorial Hospital, will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Fawcett Funeral Home, Winona, and at 10 a.m.

at St Mary's Catholic Church. The Rev. James Russell will officiate. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

He had retired as machinist for the Chicago and North Western Railway System and had also been employed by Peter Bub Brewery. The son of George A. and Helene Young Eckert, he was born in Winona, May 5, 1901. On May 7, 1935 he married Pelagia (Peggy) Drazkowski at St. Casimir's Church, Winona.

He was a member of St, Mary's Catholic Church. Survivors are: his wife; two sons, G. Bruce, Onalaska, and Dale, Rochester, one daughter, Mrs. Gary (Judith) Betsinger, Columbia, S.C.; eight grandchildren, and one brother, Earl, Nevada, Iowa. Two brothers have died.

Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 at the funeral home where the Rosary will be at 7 :30. Pallbearers will be Paul Eckert, Greg Spence, Glenn Berry, Milton Wernecke, Wayne Ellis and James Mack. Royal A. Sari well Royal A. Sartwell, 78, Louisville, Ky former Winona resident, died at Louisville Friday.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Sartwell, he was born in Winona County, 7, 1898. He married Vivian Knowles.

She has died. In 1972 he married Emma Maude Learnad. Survivors are: his wife; one stepson, Capt. Charles W. Learnad, Springfield, one sister, Mrs.

G. A. (Lulia) Wood, Winona; one nephew, Donald Wood, Winona, and one niece, Mrs. Marlin (Shirley) Smith, Winona. One brother has died.

Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Embry Bosse Funeral Home, Louisville, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery there. Snow removal schedule is announced Winona Streets Superintendent Val Modjeski announced that city crews will remove snow from streets and two parking lots downtown from 1 to 7 a.m. Tuesday. During those six hours, there will be no parking allowed on: 2nd and 4th streets from Huff to Franklin streets; 3rd Street from Huff to Chestnut; 5th Street from Huff to Walnut; Johnson, Main, Center, Lafayette and Walnut streets from Front to 5th streets; Washington Street from 2nd to 5th; Market Street from 2nd to 4th, and Franklin Street from Front to 4th.

In addition, the parking lots at East 4th and Franklin streets and on the east side of the county courthouse will be cleared. Cars found parked in these areas when snow is to be removed will be towed away. Sunday 7:46 a.m. Jon Christensen home, 1721 Gilmore chimney fire; returned8a.m. 9:29 p.m.

Joseph Losinski home, 349 E. Lake Boulevard, faulty fire place front, removed piece of paneling and sheet rock to get at burning beam in front of fireplace; minor damage; returned Crash victim remains in fair condition INDEPENDENCE, Wis. -An Independence man, who was injured near here Friday evening when the vehicle he was driving collided with a truck, remained in fair condition this morning at Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau Claire. George Puchalla, about 62, was being treated for internal injuries in the hospital's critical care unit, said a hospital supervisor. His wife, Monica, 62, remained in good condition this morning at Tri-County Memorial Hospital, Whitehall, where she is being treated for multiple cuts and bruises.

John Loomis, Mondovi, driver of the cattle truck, was injured but did not require hospitalization. Olmsted County case continued ROCHESTER, Minn. A criminal case in Olmsted County District Court involving a rural Rushford man charged with first-degree criminal sexual assault has been continued to Jan. 17 at lp.m. Rickie L.

Kiger, 18, appeared before Judge O. Russell Olson this morning with his court appointed attorney Russell Bor-aas. Rochester. The defendant is accused of raping a Rochester State Hospital mental patient Dec. 18 while he was serving a 90-day sentence on a misdemeanor theft charge at the Probationed Offenders Rehabilitation and Training (PORT) Center on the hospital grounds.

Kiger remains in the Olmsted County Law Enforcement Center in lieu of $5,000 bond. Ex-Lewiston resident killed and Gunhild Svenside Gorder. He married Ella Dahl and was a lifelong resident of the Black Hammer and Spring Grove areas. Survivors are: his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Alvin (Bethany) Gaustad, Houston, and Mrs.

Bennie (Lyla) Gaustad, Rushford, six grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. One grandchild, six brothers and two sisters have died. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church, Black Hammer, the Rev. Charles Wilson officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Roble Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon and evening and at the church Wednesday after 1 p.m. Edward II. Johnson LA CRESCENT, Minn. Edward H.

Johnson, 85, rural La Crescent, died Saturday night at a La Crosse, hospital. He was born Dec, 6, 1891, at rural La Crescent to Julius and Anna Pysen Johnson. He married Caroline Pohlman in 1913 at Winona. He was a member of Morning Star Masonic Lodge, La Crescent. Survivors are: his wife; one daughter, Mrs.

Robert (Evelyn) Corey, Houston, Minn. one daughter-in-law, Mrs. William (Ruth) Johnson, St. Paul; four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. One son, three brothers and two sisters have died.

Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Nelson Funeral Home, La Crescent, with burial in Highland Cemetery, La Crescent. The Rev. Duane Baardseth, Prince of Peace Church, La Crescent, will officiate. Friends may call from 4-9 p.m.

Tuesday at the funeral home where a 7:30 p.m. masonic service will be held. Winona cab driver reports assault A Winona cab driver was reportedly assaulted at 1 a.m. today after picking up a fare at the Midway Bar, two miles west of the interstate bridge on Highway 35 in Wisconsin, according to Police Chief Robert Car-stenbrock. Kirby Rodrigues, 19, 512V Main driver for Yellow Cab Co.

of Winona, told police he could not identify his assailants. He said that upon returning to Winona with the fare, as he was driving east on West Fourth Street, one of the persons in the back seat grabbed his head and pulled it back and another "gouged his eyes," and then fled, Although Rodrigues did not require medical attention, there was blood around his eyes, Carstenbrock said. The incident was reported to the police by the night cab dispatcher after, another driver was sent to pick up Rodrigues. Rodrigues did not tell police that he had been robbed or whether the assailants attempted to rob him according to Carstenbrock. Woman hurt in collision A Winona woman was released from Community Memorial Hospital Sunday after being held overnight Saturday for observation after a collision at West Sarnia and Main streets at 4:49 p.m.

Saturday. Susan Mansfield, 23, 227 E. King was a passenger in a pickup truck driven by her husband Steven Mansfield, 22, when it was struck from behind by a 1976 four-door driven by Susan Trandem, age unknown, 664 W. Sanborn police said. At the time of the collision, the Mansfield vehicle had been eastbound on West Sarnia Street and waiting to turn left onto Main Street.

Because of icy roads, the Trandem car could not stop and slid into the rear of the pickup, police said. Damage estimates were $1,000 to the pickup and $500 to the Trandem car. Max Conrad Fiekl Observations (Mississippi Valley Airlines) Barometric pressure 30.03 and rising, relative humidity 35 percent, wind from the NW at 15 m.p.h., cloud cover clear, visibility 10 miles. Hourly Temperatures iProvidedhyWinona State University) Sunday 1 p.m. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 midnight -17 -15-13-10 -7 -7-8-7-8 -9-11-13 Today 1 a.m.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 noon -14-13-12 -13 -15 -16 -14 -14 131110 8 Degree Days (As temperatures drop, degree days rise) One method of figuring heating requirements is to calculate how many degrees a day's average temperature fell below 65, the point at which artificial heat is generally considered necessary. The resulting figure can be used to estimate fuel consumption. For the 24 hours ending at 7 a m. Today 75 Season to date .3.998 Year ago today 64 To date year ago. 3,396 brothers, Anthony, Eugene and Charles, Lewiston; Gerald, Salem, James, Waukon, Iowa; Dale, St.

Paul, and Bernard, Winona, and one sister, Mrs. Clifford (Betty Lou) Blaha, Ettrick, Wis. One brother has died. Funeral services will be at a.m. Wednesday at St.

Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Lewiston, the Rev. John Daly officiating. Burial will be in Oak Lake Cemetery, Kerrick. Friends may call Tuesday from 3 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday until time of services at Jacobs Funeral Home, Lewiston, where a wake service will be at 8 Tuesday night.

LEWISTON, Minn. A 23-year-old former Lewiston resident Edward AlanThesing, was killed about 12:15 p.m. Sunday on a farm near Mayer, where he was employed. According to the Carver County Coroner's office, Thesing was operating a feed grinder with a power takeoff on the Clyde Hoese farm. A scarf he was wearing caught in the machine, and Thesing apparently suffocated when he couldn't turn off the machine.

The son of Anton and Lila McCabe Thesing, he was born in Winona, May 15, 1953. He attended St. Mary's Grade School, Winona, and Lewiston elementary and high school, and was a graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Agriculture, Waseca. On June 26, 1976, he married Jean HendricksonatKerrick, Minn. Survivors are: his wife; parents, Lewiston; seven John David David Elsewhere Friday Pallbearers will be Manion, Ray Radatz, Roberton, Paul Blaha, and Mark Thesing.

Loom arm in farm mishap WHITEHALL, Wis. David Frei. 26, Whitehall Rt. 1, had his left arm amputated at an area hospital as the result a Sunday afternoon farm accident. He was reported in fair condition this morning in the critical care unit of Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau Claire.

The accident took place about 1:30 p.m. in a field hear his farm home when he was cleaning the side of a manure spreader. According to a brother-in-law, Frei was standing on the ground cleaning the spreader when a piece of the torn suit he was wearing got caught in the shaft. Frei managed to free himself when a bolt sheared off and he crawled about 100 yards from the spreader. There, according to the brother-in-law, Frei buried himself in the snow in order to clot the blood.

There he remained for about an hour. A neighbor spotted Frei when he was attempting to stand up. He and another neighbor drove the injured man to Tri-County Memorial Hospital, Whitehall, where he was immediately transferred to the Eau Claire hospital by Alexander Ambulance Service. Stoa named vice chairman of subcommittee ST. PAUL, Minn.

Rep. Tom Stoa, DFL Winona, has been appointed vice chairman of the subcommittee on recreation and open space, he announced in a press release. Stoa said the subcommittee considers legislation on state parks, trails, recreational and wilderness areas and acquisition of state land and oversees the Department of Natural Resources in these areas. Rep. Phyllis Kahn, DFL Minneapolis, is subcommittee chairman.

Stoa's appointment came from Rep. William unger, chairman of the parent Environmental Preservation and Natural Resources In years gone by (Extracts from the files ot this newspaper.) S.E. Minnesota Clear to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, with lows tonight 25 below to 32 below and highs Tuesday 5 below to 10 below. Winds from the northwest tonight at 10 miles an hour. Minnesota Clear to partly cloudy and very cold tonight and Tuesday.

Highs Tuesday zero in the south to 10 below in the north. Lows tonight "TO below to 35 below. Wisconsin Clear to partly cloudy and very cold west tonight. Mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow or flurries east Lows 15 to IS below northwest and 5 to 15 below southeast. Tuesday partly cloudy and very cold, with highs zero to below northwest to near 10 southeast.

3-day forecast MINNESOTA Very cold Wednesday with warming trend Thursday and Friday. Chance of light snow, especially in the north, on Friday. Highs Wednesday 2 above to 12 below, rising by Friday to 6 to 22 above. Low Wednesday 10 to 35 below, rising Friday to zero to 12 below. Bitten by the new-car bug? Allstate says don't itch without the scratch.

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11 21 Cdy New Orleans 72 25 .33 Clr New York 30 22 .22 Rn Okla. City 09 03 Clr Omaha 05 06 Cdy Orlando 75 60 Cdy Philad'phia 26 23 .31 Rn Phoenix 53 33 Clr Pittsburgh 22 18 .33 Sn P'tland, Me. 21 06 .06 Sn P'tland, Ore. 33 21 Cdy Rapid City 17 14 .02 Cdy Richmond 33 28 .78 Rn St. Louis 12 00 Clr Salt Lake 23 07 Cdy San Diego 63 46 Clr San Fran 57 45 Cdy Seattle 35 28 Cdy Spokane 18 09 .12 Sn Tampa 73 64 .44 Cdy Washington 33 26 .36 Rn 1967 10 YEARS AGO Dr.

Fred A. Donath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donath, 224 W. Sanborn has been named head of the department of geology University of Illinois, Urbana.

Eddie Anderson now is sole owner of the City Food Market, Osseo, which he has been operating in partnership with Daniel Paulson 13 years. Officers of Dr. Martin Luther Ladies Aid, BuffaloCity, include Mrs. Kermit Keller, president and Mrs. Borge Jacobsen, vice president.

1952 25 YEARS AGO Officers of the Winona Athletic Club Auxiliary Installed Monday included Mrs. Stanley Langowski, president; Mrs James Vondrashek, vice president; Mrs. Leonard borsch! secretary, and Mrs. William Schneider, treasurer. Mrs.

Ruth Alvord succeeds Alex Johnson as Pepin village treasurer. 1927 50 YEARS AGO Dr. Edwin C. Muir, Winona, graduate of the medical school at the t'nivesity of Minnesota, has opened an office for the general practice of medicine in Minneiska. 1902 75 YEARS AGO J.

V. Gunningham, who has been in the plumbing and heating business in the old wooden building at 164 Main will move to larger quarters on Center Street 1877 106 YEARS AGO Capt. Van Garder has let the contract for a new ferryboat and work on the boat was commenced on the kvee. SeeorPhont GENE REGAN SEARS STORE 57 on th Plaza East Phon 452-7720 Rs. Phone 454-2276 1 WISCONSIN Partly cloudy with some war ming Wednesday through Friday.

Chance of snow in the north by Friday. Lows near 25 below in the extreme northwest to near 10 below in the extreme southeast Wednesday. Lows rising to near below in the northwest to zero in the southeast by Friday. Highs near 10 below northwest to 5 above southeast Wednesday rising to near 10 northwest and near 20 southeast Friday. A.

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