Will of Judge R. D. Marshall Filed in Chippewa Falls
The estate of Judge R. D. Marshall valued around 1 million dollars is filed in probate court in Chippewa Falls with executors A A McLeod and Alex Wiley Jr. The will provides 200000 in special bequests and an 800000 trust for widow Mary Marshall with a detailed division among heirs, churches, libraries, and institutions.
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Chippewa Falls
R. D Marshall
Alex Wiley Jr
Arthur A. McLeod
Madison
State Supreme Court
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls City
Mary Marshall
Spring St
Leon Marshall
First National Bank
Union
Bridge and
Central Sts
Greep-Clausius Co
Samuel Jenkins
M. E. Church
Wis
2Nd Day Adventist Church
Baraboo
Baptist Church of
Delton
Judge Marshall
Consolidated Milling & Elevator & Power Co
William Hilman
Guy
William Marshall
Marshall
Mary Marshal
Gilson Glazier
Harry Walker
Bertha Thomas
Bertha Tillotson
A. A. McLeod
Amy Marshall
Forrest Marshall
Forrest Marshall Jr
Ralph Thomas
Gil
Supreme Court
Forest Hill
McLeod and
Wiley
California
Oregon
Consin
Lawrence University
Appleton
Public Library
R. D. Marshall
St. Joseph’s Hospital
R. D. Marshall Hospital
Sauk County
R. D. Marshall Town
Mary Wiley
R. D. Jenkins
Doris
Harold Jenkins
Gus Leland
Marion Jenkins
Roland Marshall
Forest Marshall
Roland
Geraldine
Norma
Forest
Mary
A. J. Vinge
Wm. H. Orvis
A. M. Vinge
Floyd Thomas
Olga Winrick
Sarah E. Alberts
Iron discovery near Jun ea u sparks talk of mine and mill
Mr. Grover reports a rich iron ore seam thirty five feet deep in Seven Mile Creek area near La Valle Wisconsin. Geologists visit as a railroad from Mautson is suggested to tap the site. Springs, dairying, and local timber trade frame a growing community around the ore discovery.
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Potsdam
Ironton
Spring Green
Mauston
Kilbourn
Grover
Mautson
Madison
Boys In Blue
Seven Mile Creek
Sauk County
Wisconsin
la Valle
M. C. Crandall
Mr. Grover
Old Time Dance a Social and Financial Success in Delton
The Delton old time dance hosted by the Union Fraternal Co. drew strong laughter and positive reactions, described as a howling success socially and financially. Visitors and locals from Bara Boo and nearby areas visited friends over the weekend as camp routines and launches were announced for the season.
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Union Fraternal Co
Delton
Alam
Joseph Rodwell
Baraboo
G. J. Mplickners
Mirror Lake
Lyons
Harold Sarrington
Floyd Kingsley
Mrs
Reedsburg
H.S. Risley
Hammond
John Chaffe
Coloma
Hard Up In South Dakota Warms To Mud and Cash
E L Canney of Amherst South Dakota writes to Kendall Keystone about extreme spring rainfall. He describes 54% inches of rain in early month, extensive flooding, high sloughs and full drainage ditches. He notes wheat growers facing hardship as stores operate on cash basis.
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E. L. Canney
Amherst
S. D
Kendall Keystone
Rosebuds Bloom on Tomahawk Apple Tree
A crabapple tree at John Parker's Tomahawk home has produced rosebud blossoms and early fruit. Experts suggest natural grafting from nearby garden roses at the root stock caused the unusual bloom, a phenomenon previously unnoticed until this year.
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John Parker
Tomahawk
Sau City visit by Edwin Kindchi and Mrs Palmer
Mrs. L. H. Palmer and her son R. E. Palmer were in Sau City and Reedsburg during a weekend visit with Edwin Kindchi and his wife.
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Edwin Kindchi
L. H. Palmer
Sau City
Reedsburg
R. E. Palmer
Half Holidays Begin This Week In Baraboo
Baraboo lists business and professional people who will close Thursday afternoons after 12:30 during June July and August. The roster includes First National Bank Bank of Baraboo Farmers and Merchants Bank Risley Brothers and many local stores and firms.
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Baraboo
First National Bank
Bank of
Willey Music House
Marriott Shoe Co
A. Reinking
Ella J. Andre
L. W. Sayles
Rowland Shoe Co
E. T. Ross
F. E. Tryon
M. D. Thomas Anderson
R. L. Glazier
G. T. Gustafson
L. M. Jacobs
Bentley & Meier
Otto Schadde
the Fisher Drug Store
H. J. Irwin
M. D. Chas
E. Getchell
D. D
R. Dippel
E. Sanderson
G. O. McArthur
W. F. Nuzum, M. D. W. Moore
J. van Orden
E. F. Dithmar
W. G. Kimball
Chas
H. Hackett G. J. Shiels
E. C. Henke
E. B. Trimpey
Joyce & Sibert Agency
Peck Mercantile Co. Paul Gust
McCormick Quits as Harvester President
Harold F. McCormick retires as president of International Harvester in Chicago to chair a new executive committee.
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McCormick
Harvester President
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Concern
Mrs H E Cole Hosts Miss Nancy Matchett Visit
Mrs H E Cole and Miss Josephine Matchett entertain their niece Miss Nancy Matchett from Pierceton Indiana. This marks the first trip of the visit into this region.
Childrens Day at A. C. Church Gloriously Observed
The Childrens Day program at the A. C. church was praised as the best in years with the church decorated to resemble a grove. Decorators included Mrs. L. D. Stillson, Mrs. Duncan Jones, and Mrs. Royal Watkins. Mrs. Coontz trained the children as the exercises and choir offerings delighted a full house.
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A. C
L. D. Stillson
Duncan Jones
Royal Watkins
Entertaining Missionary Societies Across City Churches
The home and foreign missionary societies of the First M. E. church held a series of social gatherings yesterday afternoon from three to five. About twenty guests attended at each of six host homes across the city, with programs or music and refreshments provided. Hosts included Mrs. C. E. Getchell, Mrs. H. J. Irwin, Mrs. Flora Astle, Miss Lydia North, Mrs. W. D. Johnson, and others, with Wakefield and Martin hosting the day prior.
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M. E. Church
C. E. Getchell
H. J. Irwin
Flora Astle
Lydia North
W. D. Johnson
Births Reported Across States and Names
Birth announcements note a son born June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher at Mrs. Fisher’s mother’s home in Frankfort Illinois. Dr. Stork brought a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McGilvra of Sauk Prairie. Lena Alwin as a former teacher is identified. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pilley of St. Cloud Minnesota named Lynette Mariene. Pilley is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pilley of Baraboo.
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Carl Fisher
J. M. Pilley
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Lynette Mariene
Mr. Pilley
J. H. Pilley
Eighth Street
Baraboo
Miss Iva Winkelman Given Pre-nuptial Shower
A Wednesday evening gathering at the Winkelman home hosted by friends showered Miss Iva Winkelman with gifts and refreshments to celebrate her forthcoming wedding.
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Iva Winkelman
William Winkelman
Free Chest Clinic Set for Baraboo June 28 29
Announcement by the local Anti Tuberculosis association notes a free chest clinic to be held by the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis association at Baraboo in the courthouse on June 28 and 29.
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Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Baraboo
Mrs Dickie and Daughter Visited Here From North Freedom
Mrs R M Dickie and her daughter from North Freedom spent Saturday in town, visiting local shops and calling on friends.
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R. M. Dickie
North Freedom
Boy Drowns at Milwaukee River Docks
Frank Kunda 14 drowns Sunday afternoon in the Milwaukee River at the Holton street viaduct. He fell from the Schlitz coal docks while waving goodbye to a fruit ship crew member named Sarge. Body recovered over thirty minutes later. resuscitation attempts unsuccessful.
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Frank Kunda
Milwaukee
Holton Street
Schlitz Company
Hartwell Farwell Leaves for Waupun
Hartwell Farwell, a wealthy Wind sor farmer, confessed slaying Theophile Hosten and traveled to Waupun. He was sentenced to seven years at hard labor by Judge E Ray Stevens after a denied motion for a new trial. jurors found him guilty of second degree manslaughter on May 4.
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Hartwell Farwell
Windsor
Theophile Hosten
Waupun
Farwell
E. Ray Stevens
Pleasant Ridge Community News Highlights Local Lives
Orrin Pixley owns a new car while Theo Herwig and family enjoy a Buick ride. Potatoes are being planted by several farmers. Loretta Krueger works at the Hamberg home and Ruth Rose with Edward Weise wed at Paul Rose’s home. Families and neighbors attend Missionfest in Loganville and a Struck home surprise party with forty attendees.
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Orrin Pixley
Loretta Krueger
H. Hamberg
W. Shanks
H. Hindricks
Rochester
Minn
Ruth Rose
Edward Weise
Paul Rose
Theo Herwig
Wm. Rose
Wm. Burmeister
Loganville
Hy Hamberg
Wm. Ebel
Ida and
Lucile Krause
Harold
Westfield
Rainy days and family visits in Black Hawk Harrisburg area
The region received two weeks of plentiful rain. Mrs. Louisa Schoeman of Madison visited with her niece Maren Bruhn for Decoration Day in the Harrisburg area and Spring Green. Maren's Madison friend called on her during the visit. Louis Fisher and George Lusby were summoned to Belvidere Illinois due to the deaths of relatives. Harrisburg School awarded diplomas to Alvin Hoppe Myron Schneller Irene Becker Amalia Dahn and Florence Nelson under teacher Zada Hall. Mrs Vincent Schneller joined L Branden and family to Rockford to see their son Earl and his wife.
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Black Hawk
Harrisburg
Louisa Schoeman
Madison
Maren Bruhn
Spring Green
Maren
Louis Fisher
George Lusby
Belvidere
Ill
Wm. Fisher
Alvin
Nine Arrests Made in Chicago Raids
Prohibition agents raided about twenty five saloons in Chicago and arrested nine alleged dry law violators. They confiscated several truck loads of home brew moonshine and wine on a Sunday.
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Chicago
Ill in os and Wisconsin groups hold annual Holy Hill meeting
The Ill in ois and Wisconsin Friends of Our Native Landscape held their annual joint meeting at Holy Hill in eastern Wisconsin. About 75 Ill in ois attendees joined a woodland pageant near Hartland, with speakers including Charles D. Stewart and Louise P. Kellogg. Unusual weather aided the pilgrimage to the Carmelite shrine as visitors toured Nash otah and Oconomowoc.
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Friends OF Our Native Landscape
Holy Hill
Illinois
Wisconsin
the Friends of Our Native Landscape
Hartland
Hartford
Devils Lake
Baraboo
Charles D. Stewart
Louise P. Kellogg
State Historical Society
Jens Jensen
Nashotah
St. John’s Military Academy
Oconomo
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Juneau
South Dakota
A. C. Church
Pleasant Ridge
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