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KELT,N Ell.Deer hunting is the order of the day and every one who has a gun or caa borrow one is out hunting. When a hunter first emerges into the big marshes he thinks the haystacks have chimneys on them but on closer examination he finds they are men who anxiously scan the horizon for deer. But so far it has mostly been scau, as j only live have been killed. The luckv ones are Fred Miller who killed two John Yetter one, Robert H. Hanne* man one and Chas. Hahn one.Foley-s Honey and Tar always stops the coughs and heals the lung’s. Refuse su bstitutes. Sold at Johnson Hill Co.John Boles and Wm. Hannemati took in the stock fair at Nekoosa Saturday. It is needless to say they both made some money on the horses which they took along.—Lost, a Navajho blanket or rug between this city and four mile creek, Saturday night. Finder will receive reward by leaving at this oQice.G. H. Munroe expects to move his family here this week. Kellner keeps on growing. Houses for rent cannot be found. A wonderful city this is.Mr. Skelly who manages the cattle ranch south of here for McGarth, drove a large herd of cattle through here Monday for sale ii3 the city.Martin Timm and wifeleft for Illinois for a three weeks visit with Mrs. Titum’* parents last Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Witt spent Sunday in Seneca With Albert ScbroedersVfolks.Elsie Voigt is seriously ill with lung fever. Dr. Hougen is in attend a.ncc.Mikc Jingle departed Monday morning for Milwaukee for a visit.Mrs. Buss is spending a few days in the city with her son Richard.Mrs. W. J. Granger Sundayed in llie citv with relatives.
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Grand Rapids Tribune
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Nov 18, 1903
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