Adventists Set Up Camp at Fair Grounds
The Seventh Day Adventists have established a large camp at the fair grounds southwest of the new schoolhouse. Plans include English, German, and Scandinavian services, a dining tent serving vegetarian European meals, and daily sessions through the 25th with many speakers from Battle Creek and Madison. About 50 conference workers and local helpers will assist, with capacity for 800 to 1,000 attendees and a busy dining and youth program.
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Isit
Enth Day Adventists
Bnd
Peterson
Baraboo
R.T. Dowsett
Wisconsin Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Owsett
Wicter W.C. Spicer
Battle Creek
Michigan
A. G. Daniels
Renewal Conference
Wrder John Brinson
Retten Springs
W., W. Prescott
C. Farnsworth
Madison Sanitarium
David Paulson
Chicago
P. ©. Mayan
Eumanual Missonary College
Seren Springs
Westphal
College * View
Neb
H. R. Johnson
Edith. T Douglas
Bill Poster Gone Wrong in Town
Charles Wood, a bill poster recently arrived from Stevens Point, caused a local farce by selling advertising signs yet failing to pay merchants and his board at the Commercial House. Residents recall prior unreliability and rumors of impairment, while he sought to profit from town enterprises.
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Charles Wood
Wood
Commercial House
Woodhaw
Stevens Point
John McGigin
Mohr & Herrig
Wall Lake
McGloin
Messrs
Wall Like
Cranberry Growers Meeting Planned at Wisconsin Station
A meeting was held by W H Fitch Charles Briere and John Gaynor to finalize plans for the Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers association meeting at the experimental station on Tuesday August 19. The program includes a noon dinner supervised by Mrs M Q Potter and Mrs Andrew Searles, a Craney report on cranberry prospects, price discussions for picking, cost of production talks by President Briere, Canada fruit law commentary by Judge John A Gaynor, a talk by W W Wilson of the Milwaukee weather bureau, a Whitson talk on cranberry vigor, a question box and attendee entertainment arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fitch
Charles Briere
John Gaynor
Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association
M.Q. Potter
Andrew Searles
Craney
United States
President Briere
Canada
John A. Gaynor
W. W. Wilson
Weather Bureau of
Millwaukee
Prof. Whitson
University of Wisconsin
Cranberry Wien
Association
W A Scott Killed in Chicago Wire Plant Dispute
Walter A. Scott of Chicago, cousin to local William Scott, was stabbed and killed by engineer Stebbings with a paper knife during a dispute at Mr Scott's office in the Manadnock building. Scott, a well known local figure born here, had long ties to railroads and wire manufacturing and leaves a wife and child.
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Walter A. Scott
Chicago
William Scott
Mc. Sealt
Stebbings
Scott
Mr. Scott
Manadnock
Merrill
Marshfield & Southwestern Road
Wisconsin Central Company
T. J Scott
W. A. Scott
Helmich Fritz Wedding at First Moravian Church
Rev D C Helmich of Freedom and Miss Amanda Fritz wed at the First Moravian Church on a Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was by Rev Edward Helmich with Miss Annie Pagel as bridesmaid and J H Winter of Pennsylvania as groomsman. The couple plans a short wedding tour and will reside in Freedom, Wisconsin after August 25.
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D.C. Helmich
Freedom
Amanda Fritz
Edward Helmich
Annie Pagel
J. H. Winter
Pennsylvania
Wis
Aan
Charles Fritz
Pribune
Charles Karberg Death Notices in Local German Lutheran Service
Charles Karberg died Saturday night from stomach cancer after a seven week illness. He was 46, survived by his wife and six children Eric Arma Lydia Herbert and Hattie of Mis city. Born in Germany he lived 16 years in the city. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the German Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Daum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Karberg
West Side
Eric
Alex Rma
Lydia
Herbert
Hattie
Mis City
Karberg
Germany
German Lutheran Church
Daum
Wisconsin court clears two cases in one day amid crowded courtroom
In a packed Clark County courthouse Judge Webb sustained a jury verdict in the Liggie Nolan case, fining 350 and halving costs. Charles Junyblud was found not guilty on one charge but pleaded guilty to assault and battery, fined 100 and half costs. Spectators filled the room as attorneys Williams and Eyans argued the matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junghlud
Wd Senate
James Wickian
Mau Claire
Junoblad
Eyans
Prairie du Chien
Lizzie Nolan
S. ML Marsh
Clark County
Grand Rapids shuts out Papermakers in Nekoosa game
Grand Rapids defeated Nekoosa 11 to 0 in a Sunday baseball game. Oscar Bandelin pitched a strong game for Grand Rapids, appearing elusive to the Papermakers. A new Nekoosa pitcher also performed well, though Grand Rapids managed occasional hits. A large crowd attended the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Nekoosa
Papermakers
Oscar Bandelin
Nekoosa Teat
Howe Boys
Wisconsin State Crewberry Growers Convention Dinner Appeal
A letter urges attendees of the Wisconsin State Crewberry Growers convention dinner to contribute generously to ensure ample supply and ease the daily managers anxieties. Readers are asked to contact Mrs. O Potter or Mrs. Andrew for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Crewberry Growers’ Association
O. Potter
Andrew Searles
Remington Drainage Case Moves Forward in Court
The Remington drainage suit proceeds before Judge Webb with a twelve juror panel. Several plaintiffs have settled, including the town of Remington, leaving enough to proceed to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
Webb
Mrs George Waterman Dies of Cancer at East Side
Mrs George Waterman died at her home on the east side after a cancer battle. She was 4 years old. She leaves a husband and three children. The funeral was held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirs
George Waterman
Geo. Waterman
Re- Go Tonic Laxative Syrup Endorsed by Electrician
Mr Charles Theobald of Lincoln Light and Power Co. testifies that Re- Go Tonic Laxative Syrup relieves constipation and headaches, moves bowels naturally without pain or griping, and is given to their children for bowel regulation. Sold by Sam Church, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Theobald
Lincoln Light and Power Co
Lincoln
Shoe repair and orders at G Bruderli shop
Go to G Bruderli for one shoe repair and place orders for all grades of footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bruderli
Oder
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