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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1913

Page

2

Senator Stevens hooks record brook trout in prairie river

Senator W T Stevens of Hhringland er, caught a five pound brook trout in the Prairia River near Darish last week. The fish was the largest ever seen in ERhinlander. A son to Mr and Mrs 0 G Matte, August 7. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Wm Kruser, town of Port Edwards, A daughter to Mr and Mrs Joe Roland, August 12.

W. T. Stevens Hhringlander Prairia River Darish Erhinlander Wm. Kruser Port Edwards Joe Rolland

Colorado Mountain Trips by Rail and Auto Tourist Offer

Colorado rail and auto excursions advertised for daily trips through the Rockies from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with through trains and scenic canyons. The route is double tracked and protected by automatic electric block signals. Tickets and fares from home states available via Chicago and North Western Railway ticket agents.

Lo Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Colorado Chicago Union Pacific North Westonding Staten Chicago and North Western Railway

Wisconsin Industrial Commission Reviews Workmen Act

Madison announces preparations for the anticipated rise in business after September guiding the amended workmen compensation act. The Industrial Commission, led by C H Crownhart, is issuing thousands of copies of the act to explain provisions and determine applicability for employers. After September 1, employers with four or more workers in common employment may opt in by notice. if they do not, they fall under the new law. Domestic servants are excluded from common employment.

Madison Wis Vaployer Wisconsin C.H. Crownhart Industrial Commission

Reform Governor Sanders to Speak at Local Chautauqua

Governor J. Sanders of Louisiana, famed as a reformer and orator, will lecture on "A Southerner's Estimate of Abraham Lincoln" the fourth afternoon of the Chautauqua. Praised as a national figure, he helped end gambling, regulate liquor, and rise from anti lottery advocate to governor and senator.

J.¥. Sanders Louisiana v Abraham Lincoln Sanders South Southland Flo Loulsiana Louisiana Bryan Dixie North New South Trison Maglc

Partnership and contracts tie Carey concrete blocks firm to multiple projects

Albert Miller & Co. in Chienen secured a Carey concrete blocks contract for 2600 cement blades to Creewood, St Croix county, for a new warehouse. The blocks also back seven thousand blocks sold recently as capacity grows. Wood County Telephone directors elected Ired W. Jnger to fill Geo. W. Davis’s vacancy. John son & Tin store head Wilcox opens a ladies ready to wear shop in Hearkinson home. Amanda Spear ry from Johnson il] company to assist.

Albert Miller Albert Miller & Co Chienen Carey Comerce Co Crenwood St. Croix County Carey Arkdale Boyenville Thia Company Tao Tuncinn City Portage eLer Moberg Third Ave Ioaks Wood County Telephone Company Ired W. Jrnger Eleatad Geo. W. Davis Wilcox Johnson & Tin Hearkinson Wilenx Amanda Spearry Johnson Il Wileni & Cox

Motorcycle rider killed near Vesper in crossing accident

Martyn of Chippewa Falls died last Wednesday afternoon near Vesper after being struck by a train while riding a motorcycle. He was traveling at speed and failed to hear the approaching train. Remains were sent to Chippewa Falls for burial. The railroad crew and authorities noted such crossings are dangerous if motorists do not stop to check for trains. Peter Ruiter, living near Carson, lost five milde cows in an electrical storm, valued at about 160 dollars insured through C. I. Bol es agency.

Martyn Chippewa Falls Vesper Sao Alacken Chippew Falls Peter Ruiter Lowny of Carson Tudolph Ruiter C. I. Boles

Reverend Guilbert Signs Tauqua Tour for Summer Lectures

Rev E S Guilbert pastor of Congregational church at Neloosa signs with Jeffers Wick Chau tauqua to deliver a series of lectures this summer and has begun work. He is described as a lively talker and will appear in the city during no sessions.

E. S. Guilbert Neloosa Jeffers-Wick Chautauqua System My. Guibert Tullan't. Welch Chicago & North Western Railroad Company Chicago Welch

Robe rt and Bosche Sentenced for Thompson Robbery

Robert and his brother Jamil Bosche were taken to Stevens Point by the Sheriff and District Attorney on Wednesday. Robert, aged twenty, was sentenced to one year in the reformatory while Jamil was released on probation. They told the Judge they were drunk during the assault on T C Thompson, the sole motive given.

Robert Mr. Bosche T. C. Thompson Stevens Point Reformatory Jamil Thompson

Owls Ball Prizes Highlight Local Social Scene

A sizable crowd gathered at the Pavilion for the Owls annual ball with prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs. 9, Dr. Peeranboont, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Dc. Miter for the best waltz. Attendees reported a fine evening, though other notes mention light turnout for Sis Perkins' show at Daly's Theatre and a general sense that the lum show company may be nearing its end. Aeroplane fatalities have declined to about one or two per week, and Stevens Point anglers brag about a five pound bass compared with bigger feats earlier in the season. Legal notices mention planks for sale at this office.

Owls Dr. Peeranboont A. Dc. Miter Sis Perkins Daly's Theatre Lum Opera House Stevens Point

Boy Killed by Locomotive at Box Factory Track

John Rubinski, 20, a Badger Box factory worker, died when an engine rolled over him as he attempted to board near the depot after collecting his paycheck. Authorities ruled the death an accident. he left behind his widowed mother and a $1,000 Woodmen of the World policy. Funeral services are set for Thursday at St. Lawrence Catholic Church.

Rucinski Gary John Rubinski Badger Waant Man Martin Rubinski Tenth Avenue North Woodmen of the World St. Lawrence Catholic Church

Local nuptials and town notes mix in one item

Miss Fern Miller and Norman Woltz wed at the bride’s mother's home with Rev TH Logan officiating. The couple plans a short wedding tour and residence in Menominee where the groom works. The bride, daughter of Mrs Carrie Miller, is a former teacher and local graduate. Also updates on Wood County Cooperage, railroad detective hire, a church society meeting, picnic plans, staff changes at Oberbeck, a gunshot injury, game law changes, and upcoming hunting seasons.

Gernice Klappa Feter Urebanowski Biron St. Peter and Paul Church Cty Wm. Reding John Urbanowski Anna Klappa James Kiappa Iron Urbanowski Mamie Jennie Quasigrach Milwaukee Michae ‘al Urbanowski Stevens Point Fern Miller ImMr Norman Woltz Galax Virginia TH. C. Logan Methodist Church Beulah Miller George Arnet Green Bay Menominee Mra Carrie Miller Normal Indy the Tribune

Grand Rapids Triumphs In Rough Win At Home

Grand Rapids defeated Marshfield 4 to 3 in a windy Sunday baseball game. Grand Rapids opened with three runs in the first inning and added one in the sixth, while Marshfield scored once in the seventh and twice in the ninth. Shorty Brennan hit a notable homer over the fence in the sixth.

Marchfield Grand Rapids Marshfield Shorty Brennan

Neshett Gets Five-Year Sentence For Hotel Robbery

Gordon Neshett, jailed locally, pleaded guilty in Stevens Point to robbing a guest at the Wee zel Blodgett of 21 dollars. Judge Park imposed a five year term. In Waupun Nesbitt, staying at the Tled Rett, allegedly entered a room, stole a pocketbook with 21 dollars, and hid the empty wallet in the bed. the money was found on his person. Nesbitt remarked that he might need a chance to return the favor.

Gordon Neshett Weezel Blodgett Stevens Point Park Nesbitt

Cranberry Industry Leaders Discuss Harvest and Packing

During a county meeting in Massachusetts, W Chaney of New York and Andrew urged Wisconsin growers to harvest and pack berries carefully to deliver top quality to retailers. They warned careless handling reduces consumer quality, noting Wisconsin crops promise average yields this year with a potentially large harvest. Chaney also visited local marshes to gauge probable production, comparing with higher producing areas.

Basie W. Chaney New Andrew MA Chaney Wisconsin Chaney

Death of Prof Merrill Brings City Note of Sorrow

Word arrived Wednesday afternoon that Prof J W Merrill, long time head of the local band and a physician of notable skill, died after prolonged illness in Chicago. His passing ends a valued era of musical leadership and friendships in this city. In other news, Mrs Charles Noles hosted a group of friends Saturday afternoon at her East Side home for an enjoyable Lumbridge game party with prizes and refreshments, described as gracious hospitality and a lively interlude.

J. W. Merrill Port Ind Merrill Wall Chicago Bright Merrill Lowana Charles Noles Mra Philleo Mrs. Wie Drum Roles

Locals Lose to Wausau Team 12 to 6 in Shortened Game

The local likes team traveled to Wausau on Friday and lost to the Wausau aboys 12 to 6 after seven innings by mutual consent. Nash and Johnson missed the trip, possibly making the game one sided. Postgame, locals were hosted by Wausau Elica and enjoyed a first class time.

Wausau Wausau Aboys Nash Johnson Elica

Fire at Geoghan restaurant causes smoke and brief flames

Roy Sims, just back from Davenport Iowa, visits in this city. A gasoline stove explosion at the Geoghan restaurant around 1 PM Tuesday prompted a call to the fire department. Flames were extinguished quickly with only moderate smoke and little damage. Sims plans a local outing at Tomah.

Geoghan

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