Wisconsin hunting season ends with ten killed and twenty two wounded
Madison reports indicate Wisconsin's record hunting season closed with ten new fatalities and one woman killed along with about twenty two people wounded. Thanksgiving was spent by James Sales with Friends In Neeedat. An advertised mail list from Grand Rapids Wisconsin dated December 3 1919 lists Oscar G Rembey Chas Peters WN M Porterfield Sal Vincent Geo Winslow Mrs Robert Cleland Mrs Owen Corno Mrs Jesse Houze Roebt Nash Postmaster.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids
Oscar G. Rembey
Chas. Peters
WN. M. Porterfield
Sal Vincent
Geo. Winslow
Robert Cleland
Owen Corno
Jesse Houze
Roebt. Nash
Musicians Unionizes In Grand Rapids Formation Planned
The musicians union charter arrived in Grand Rapids on Monday, with plans for officer installation next Monday evening. About thirty five to forty local musicians are currently members.
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Musicians Union
Tve
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Saves With City Paving In-House Work
City engineer A T Thompson reported to the City Council that Grand Rapids saved about 7000 by handling paving in house last year. Total city paving cost was 453234.59 with machinery cost up by 6442.81. Savings per street varied from 215 per yard on Grand Avenue to 669.68 on Fifth Street, plus curb work, totaling about 2000 saved after excluding machinery, with mixer deemed durable. council accepted the report.
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A. T. Thompson
City of
Grand Rapids
Grand Avenue
Thompson
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Oak Street
Eighth Street
Fifth Street
Wisconsin
University Extension Department
Local Post Office Seeks New Location in Necedah
Postmaster R L Nash and Inspector J A Niles seek proposals by January 1 for a new post office site in Necedah to lease for five or ten years. Requirements include heat light water safe and furniture with at least 2200 square feet near the business district within eighty railroad miles. A future federal building could cancel the lease and move the office.
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Wood Block
Post Office Department
R. L. Nash
J. A Niles
Necedah
Grand Rapids
Nash
J. A. Niles
Post Office
Scout Executive James Knapp Weds Miss Ruby Bingham
Scout Executive James F. Knapp returned from Dundee with his bride, Miss Ruby A. Bingham. The ceremony was by Rev. W. F. Bond in Dundee, with immediate family present. The couple will reside on Oak Street in the former Wm. Crossland home. they have the Tribune’s best wishes.
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James F. Knapp
Dundee
W. F. Bond
St. James Episcopal Church
Knapp
Ruby A. Bingham
Wm. Bingham
Lydia Kojawa and August Bandelin Wed in City Parish
Miss Lydia Kujawa and August Bandelin, long-time residents, were married at the Congregational church parsonage with Rev Noel J Breed officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Soucek. A wedding supper followed as relatives and friends celebrated the union. Lydia, a Grand Rapids native, worked at Levin's. Bandelin, son of the late Mrs A F Bandelin, runs the local hotel bearing their name after serving with Canadian troops overseas. Both receive best wishes from the Tribune and friends.
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Lydia Kujawa
August Bandelin
Noel J. Breed
George Soucek
Grand Rapids
Levin
A. F. Bandelin
the Tribune
Grand Rapids Tax Figures Show Higher City Levy
City Clerk F. G. Gilkey and Mayor Briere reveal a four percent city tax on valuation of 6 797 465 dollars for the year. State 115 467.88 dollars will help pay for the bridge and soldiers bonus. schools receive 8 866 700 dollars. city operations 66 123.72 dollars. bridge 6 797.001 dollars. The four percent tax totals 271 798.60 dollars with allocations to state, schools, city, and bridge bonds. Permanent improvements include the bridge and paving projects begun last year as the soldiers bonus effect abates this year.
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Grand Rapids
F. G. Gilkey
Briere
Alex Jones Married in Chicago Saturday
Announcement from Marshfield notes the marriage of Edna M. Schultz to Alexander F. Jones, performed at Hyde Park Presbyterian Church in Chicago. Jones, a Wisconsin alum who worked for the Wisconsin State Journal, Minneapolis Journal, and United Press, will live in Chicago and head to New York next spring before going abroad with U P assignments.
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Edna M. Schultz
Marshfield
Alexander F. Jones
Chicago
Hyde Park Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis Journal
New York
New York City
Jones
W. T. Jones
Alex
Grand Rapids
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Journal
Richard Lloyd Jones
Minneapolis
Journal
Enlsting
France
United Press
Mrs. Jones
U. P
Mr. Jones
Plan for Women's Auxiliary to Grand Rapids Unions
A meeting of all city women who are union members or wives of members will be held at Union Headquarters on December 2 to organize a Union Labor League as an auxiliary to the Grand Rapids Federation of Labor. The aim is to urge buying union made goods and sustain interest. Officers will be elected and a permanent body formed if sufficient interest is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Labor League
Grand Rapids Federation of Labor
Woman Burned To Death In Junction City Fire
Mrs Frank Tessmer 93 died in a farmstead blaze at Junction City Monday night. Mr Tessmer woke to heat and smoke at about eleven, roused his son for help, and found his wife had re entered the house to save belongings and suffocated. The couple had resided in the area for two decades.
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Frank Tessmer
Junction City
Tessmer
Green Bay and S. S. roads to be paved
City Council resolutions unanimously favor paving First Street North from the Library to the city limits with concrete and paving from Third Avenue end to the Packing Plant Road. Baker Street residents petition to pay their share. City shares total about 41000, with future paving programs likely larger next year.
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First Street
Library
Third Avenue
Baker Street
Eighth
Twelfth
Canors
Johnson Corner
Alderman Lynch
Johnson Odes
Lyon Park
Roenius
Lynch
Thompson
Green Bay
Third
Fourth Avenues
Capt Jack Carrigan to Lecture on Steam Boiler Economy
J F Carrigan former Chief Engineer of Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co Port Edwards will present a technical paper on Steam Boiler Room Economy at the 4th Annual meeting of the American Paper Pulp Superintendent Association in Hamilton Club Hamilton Ohio. He has long practical experience and studies in steam boilers power efficiency and fuel economy. Carrigan, a French war veteran, now operates the Carrigan Stoker and conducts consulting and sales engineering. Grand Rapids Elks No 693 hold annual memorial services at their lodge December 7 with Mr Potter superintendent of Milwaukee schools as speaker and a local program of eulogies and music Open to the public.
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J. F. Carrigan
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co
Port Edwards
American Paper & Pulp Superintendents Association
Hamilton Club
Hamilton
Ohio
Carrigan
Capt. Carrigan
France
Chicago
Grand Rapids Elks
Potter
Milwaukee
Modern Woodmen Notice for December Meeting 1920
At the regular meeting on Thursday December 21 Wood Camp No 1258 will elect officers for 1920 The present officers ask every member to be present Important business will be brought to your attention Meeting will be called at 745 PM Yours fraternally A D Hill C H J Giese Cik
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Wood Camp No. 1258
A. D. Hill
C. H. J. Giese
Cik
Grand Rapids Elks Host Feed and Initiation
The Grand Rapids Elks held a Wednesday evening feed at their club rooms followed by an initiation. New members welcomed include Garth Germond Ward W Johnson James Chamberlain Clay K Crouse W A Sprise Carl Cajallus Dr H F Waters Martin E Holohan Frank W Gill Chester P Ridgman and Burt C Smith. A Nant hunting party near Boulder returned with four deer this year.
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Grand Rapids ! Elks
George Ferrand
Garth Germond
Ward W. Johnson
James Chamberlain
Clay K. Crouse
W. A. Sprise
Carl &. Cajallus
Dr. H. F. Waters
Court Orders Refund of Cranberry Creek Bonds
Judge Byron B. Park orders the Cranberry Creek Drainage District refunded seven thousand dollars of bonds issued over the years for district improvement work. The action, taken at Stevens Point as the circuit court opened, notes the near completion of ditching with about eighty rods remaining next year and sufficient funds on hand. About one hundred thousand dollars in bonds have been issued for Cranberry Creek projects, and drainage results have been satisfactory with good crops on drained land.
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Byron B. Park
Atty. B. M. Vaughen
Cranberry Creek
Stevens Point
Circuit Court
Vaughan
Parochial School House to Rise on Ru dolph Property
The Catholic Congregation of Rudolph appoints A F Billmore to build a brick parochial school on church land east of the Akey farm. The 650 by 104 foot two story brick and tile structure will include eight classrooms and a basement auditorium, with steam heat, at an estimated cost of 32000 dollars. The project marks the first step in a planned church complex expansion for St. Philomena, including a new church, sisters’ house, and pastor’s home on Airey farm land.
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Rudolph
P. J. Wagner
A. F. Billmore
Akey Farm
Billmyre
St. Philomena's
Airey
Tribune Price Hike Impacts Outside and Inside Zones
Newspaper owners received a notice from the publisher of ready print announcing a near 100 percent price increase to take effect December 1. The Tribune will cost $2.50 per year in advance for readers outside the first zone and $2.00 per year in advance for readers inside the Oral zone.
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the Tribune
Incorporation Filed for Baughman Cheese Co of Rudolph
Incorporation papers for Baughman Cheese Co filed in Rudolph with incorporators L E Baughman J H Scott Geo Bushmaker FE M Baughman and John Fritsche all from Rudolph. Capital stock 36000. Cooperative cheese factory to be located 1.5 miles southwest of Rudolph. former plant at that site burned recently. Judge Park grants several divorces at Stevens Point circuit court session including Marguerite Purdy from Chester A Purdy in Marshfield and Arthur Lindauer from Frances Lindauer for cruel treatment.
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Baughman Cheese Co
Rudolph
Itexister of Deeds
Henry Bbe
L. E. Baughman
J. H. Scott
Geo. Bushmaker
FE. M. Baughman
John Fritsche
Lesaed
Judge Park
Stevens Point
Marguerite Purdy
Chester A. Purdy
Marshfield
Arthur Lindauer
Frances Lindauer
Christmas Sale by Congregational Ladies Class
The ladies adult bible class of the Congregational church will hold a food and Christmas sale on Saturday December 6 at the Miller and Buchwoltz Millinery Store on 1st Street.
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The
Congregational Church
Miller and Buchwoltz Millinery
1St Street
Valley Eleven picks for Lincoln high football squad
Meunier Milienbach and Hansen of Lincoln High earned All Valley honors in a selection by Wisconsin River Valley officials. Hansen was named guard, Meunier quarterback, Millentisch moved to halfback.
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Meunier
Milienbach
Hansen
Lincoln High
Wisconsin River Valley
Renter
Millentisch
Tax records show Wood County highest state and county levy yet
County Clerk Sans Church reports 1919 general county tax at 8150 000 91 a rise from 1918 and a state tax of 164 530 15 a new high. Bridge costs 70 000 and soldiers bonus add to the load while town apportionments reveal Grand Rapids leading county with the heaviest burden. Details list district levies and individual town shares across the county.
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Wood County
Sula Leer
Church
Muarubilald
Grand Rapidu City
Maralefield City
Nekoosga Village
Port Edwardu
Rudolph
Sigel
Grand Rapida Town
Ayes
Saratoga Saves
Wroo Visser
Hk Sherry Swees
Arpin Veeree
Local young couple wed in city ceremony
Miss Rose Maris Flacher and Quesnal Henry Gross, both of the city, were married last Thursday at 9:30 AM by Rev. Noo J. Brad at the Congregational parsonage. The bride wore a blue traveling suit. They will reside in Grand Rapids with plans for a home and future in real estate and stores.
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Rose Maris Flacher
Quesnal Henry Gross
Noo J. Brad
Mina Mabel Gross
Louis Grose, Jr
Grand Rapidy
Geo
P. Fincher
Louis Gross
Madison highway plans draw local interest this week
Local residents and highway committee members including Tiv Ing WF Moengel Go Highway and Amundson Harry Sherry August Brooker Marahuele agol Gere Brown Pittsville and Morris of Arpin meet to discuss construction priorities for next year.
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Madison
Tiv. Ing. WF
Moengel
Go. Highway Com
le Amundson
Harry
Thomas
Sherry
August
Brooker
Marahuele
Agol Gere
Brown
Pittsvile
Co. Highway Committee
Wen. Morris
Arpin
Camming Highway Commissioner
TOCA MAN HELD UP IN MILWAUKEE FRIDAY NIGHT
Charles Fishis of this city was robbed by four men in Milwaukee Friday night. They dragged him into an alley and took about $40 in currency and a $28 check. He suffered injuries and was treated at a hospital, then returned home early this week. Sheriff Bluett and local men joined a deer hunting party near Hannibal. several hunters got a deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fishis
Milwauket
Hin
Tishin
Wahi Wan
Newgency Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Sales
Neeedat
Normington Bros
Edison
Brunswick
Logal
W. J. Shea
Edith Law
Babcock
Louise Schall
Eau Claire
Lydia Kojawa
GITY
Alex Jones
Plan Woman's Auxiliary
S. S
Jack Carrigan
Elks Memorial
Boulder
Incorporate Cheese CO
Graxtep
Sid
Toca
Sheriff Bluett
Will Cola
Veaper
S. V. Kelley
Stevane Point
E. C. Bennett
Cranmoor
Ed Sholton
Vesper
Hanibal
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