No More Monkeying In Re Rosenberg Firm Case
In Judge Bailey's court Receiver B. J. Castle prosecutes the Rosenberg firm of Black River Calls for about 30000 in missing goods. Benjamin Rosenberg is jailed for contempt after refusing to reveal suppliers or fate of assets while Isaac Rosenberg travels, with Chicago creditors watching the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Leader
Benjamin
Isaac
Mr. Castle
C.T. Bundy
Me. Popham
W. W. James
Ingram Boyd Feud Over Possession of Room No 10
A six-member jury in Judge Bartlett's chamber worked through the afternoon and into the night on the Ingram Boyd dispute over room No 10 in the Ingram block. The panel split 3 to 3, leaving both sides possibly victorious depending on future rulings.
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Ingram Block
Ingram
Boyd
Nolan Nobody Prices Grater Sale List At Low Prices
A local circular lists numerous low prices on groceries and household items. Items include flour 49 pounds for 95 cents, sugar 20 pounds for $1, crackers five cents per pound, canned tomatoes 3 for 25 cents, sardines per can three cents, starch one pound, soap six bars one cent each, clothes pins eleven cents per dozen, various hams, corn, bacon, jelly, buckwheat flour, and lamp chimneys. The ad touts a carload of flour at lower prices than competitors and 500 other bargains at Nolans right priced Grater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan
Curtain falls on act one in calf case appeal
The quartet of attorneys plan to meet today to decide whether to retry in municipal court or move to circuit court. Both sides have resources to escalate, possibly reaching the state supreme court and becoming as famous as the Jones county calf case.
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Circuit Court
Supreme Court of
Jones’ County
Attorneys Again Postpone Examination in Russell Case
In the Russell case attorney W W James has added a claim of 10000 bringing total to about 20000 or 922000 for services and expenses as lead counsel in the Stngsell matter. The claim is against the Buffington estate and William Carson. The examination before the county commissioner was adjourned as the lawyers were taken up with other work. Jr Hayden acts for Mr Carson and the Buffington heirs.
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James
Russell
W. W. James
H. H. Hayden
M. 2B. Hubbard
Stngsell
Buffington
Wm. Carson
Jr. Hayden
Mr. Carson
C. A. Buitington
Rev Dr Dudley Resigns After 25 Years at First Congregational
The Rev Dr Dudley announced his resignation as pastor of the First Congregational Church after more than twenty five years in the role. He said the decision had long been considered and was final, despite ongoing efforts by some members to change his mind.
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First Congregational Church
Dudley
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Goddard & Watsons
Fred Miller
Irvine
Surgeons Dress Wounded Man in Local Case
Dr. E S Hayes of Eau Claire assisted by hospital surgeons treated Lows Gable’s wounds. They completed examination and dressing, removed several bone fragments, and opined the arm may be saved with possible use of the injured limb.
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E. S. Hayes
Eau Claire
Suwetaswepo
E. 8. Hayes
Hayes
Wilenson
Lows Gable
Masque Ball at the Opera House in Bloomer Tonight
The Young Men's Social Club of Bloomer presents its first annual masque ball at the opera house with choice music and a hoped-for splendor. Five sleigh loads of locals are expected to attend this event tonight.
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Bloomer
Opposes Township School System Over Home Rule Fears
Wa F Bartlett denounces Senate 18 revision of Wisconsin school code proposing abolishing districts and creating township districts led by clerks. He argues it centralizes control, weakens local oversight, burdens taxpayers, and erodes home rule. Also notes post office notices and local letters, plus medical endorsements for Dr King’s discovery.
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Wa. F. Bartlett
Board of Normal Reerents
Hon Claire Free Press
Wisconsin
Bartlett
Udaethrs
States
Republic
New England
Free
Union
Flambeau County News Sketches Local Visits and Losses
Flambeau notes social visits from Chippewa Falls and Davenport residents to town Miss Myrtle Stumm travels Eau Claire and neighbors host Marshall Sergeant and son. The community mourns infant and four month old son deaths at two homes while discussion on the country divides residents between pro and anti.
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Flambeau
Jonday
Maker
Chippewa Falls
Edward Mueller
Davenport
Myrtle Stumm
Eau Claire
Marshall Sergeant
Valoig
Prentice
Tim and
van Dyne
Man Claire
P.X. Grandmaitre
Sam Breton
Werner
J. B. Kramschuster
Bloomer
Chippews Falls
W. H. Morford
EF. Proudlock
Wate Stoddard
W. Legault
PF. Stumm
Wolfe
J. Layoi
UC Day
Cameron
Notable Visitors and Local Business in Our City
D. P. Simons and A. Jones of Haut Claire transacted business in our city today. W. J. Trackett traveled to Gloomey this morning, and Warry McMaster of Warner is in the city.
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D. P. Simons
A. Jones
Haut Claire
W. J. Trackett
Warry McMaster
Warner
Sequel of Chicken Theft and Arrests Highlight Local Crime
The article details a court action against Forcier and Gonyen amid a larger crackdown, with mentions of prison, parental defense, and alleged plots. It notes upcoming homeseekers excursion sales, a Dr. McGilvea visit for eye and throat diseases, and various ads for local services and travel fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg Yra
McGilvea Witt
Taylor House
Wife Beater Forgiven as Family Bond Restored
A May court case involving John Weinberger arose after he threatened his wife with an ax. He received a six month peace bond and the couple resumed domestic life, despite continued concern from the battered spouse and community.
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Find
Earth
John Weinberger Wade
Weinberger
Nokany
Loolk
Social Evening Unites Three Families for Dance
The families of D C Snyder and J A Seyde announce a social dance tonight at St Johns Hall with Hoppe’s orchestra. A large local turnout is expected along with guests from neighboring cities. Attendees include Mrs Wayy and Miss Marks from Menomonie and Miss Ines of Oakland among others. light refreshments will be served.
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D .C. Snyder
J. A. Seyde
jJopn
Hoppe
Sfutl
Kane
Ults
Aul Mu
Thomas
Miss Marks
Menomoenic
Wayy
Duovand
Ines
Oakland
Lews Miorder
Levine
Lillian Lewis
Cleopatra
Birthday surprise honors Mr Chubb on thirty sixth year
A large gathering at 22 Weer Columbia Street celebrated Mr Chubb’s thirty sixth birthday with friends arriving by storm to the home of Mrs Fred A Chubb. The evening was filled with music and conversation as guests offered their good wishes. Local notices advertise services and printing offered by the establishment and rental rooms at the corner of Spring and Pine streets.
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Chubb
Madea
Flint
Aly
Fred A. Chubb
Columbia Street
Pine Street
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Ingram—Boynd
Trent
Louis Babb
Chippewas Walls Plumbing & Supply Company
West Central Street
Ryan Old
P. W. Gores
Knights of the Maccabees
Lincoln
Neb
Dr. King
F. W. Stevens
Paradis’ Iuistabraiee
Regent Bartlett
A. E. Pompd
Beebe
A. G. Beauac
Jos
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T’ Gilbertson
Cilbert Hainfield
S. Hennyman
Harles
C, Leroux
Harry Lumby
Ole Mikkerson
Altke McMulen
I, McLavish
Mellaugher
Mary McCullen
Bersha Parsons
Laud
Chas
Lutter Emma Williams
C. G. W. Williams
Nicollect House
W. F. Smith
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French Lumbering Company
John Weinberger
John
Flambeau Flames
Bosilion
Forcier
Gonyen
Homeseekers
Omaha
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Indian Territory
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Mebraska
New Mex
South Dakota
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Utah
Nebraska
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Eau Centre
Corbers
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Post
Spring Street
Nomesechers
Wisconsin Central Airway
Wear
Bane Uys
W.oid Wrerna. Ag
Ritter and
Butale A. Morgan
Dr. Price
Bonell & Soris
Olds
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C. A. Stanley
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MM. Nowaran
Tom
Cary
First National Bank
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A.B. McDonell
S. B. Nimmons
E. Rutledge
P. T. Faveli. Asst. Cashier
Lumbermien’s National Bank
Ghippewa Fail
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Rutledge
B. McDoxent
Savings Bank Department
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Gaynon
J. Mandalpyt
Dinenkoo
Miss Gretta M Condon
Dil Gino
Wale
Lot
Tapestry
Pring
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