Reading room planned for boys and farmers in town
A movement led by Rev W A Peterson of the Methodist church aims to establish a reading room at the Center and Front streets corner three cornered building. A lunch counter will fund the project while one room serves as a quiet reading space and another as a talk or waiting area. A responsible person will maintain order and the scheme seeks community support with offerings to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Peterson
Methodist Church
Center
Front Streets
Saint Tiimend Coud Cuca
Thimges
Ian
High School Notes Holiday Closure and Student Absences
The note records the school closing for holidays and mentions pupils and teachers taking a break. It notes some students have been absent to clerk in local stores during the holidays and lists several students from away who will return home for vacation. Celia Burr reviewed past studies and the lower grades prepared Christmas programs for Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorret
Tocat
Celia Burr
Will Telfer
Martin Anderson
Clarence Trickey
Alvin Bryant
Hici
Ed D. Smith Dead in Michigan Accident
Ed D. Smith of Milladore died at the hospital in Wansia Tuesday morning after an accident two months earlier and lead poisoning. Born Sept 13, 1881, he was in his 40s with four children and a widow, Mrs. J. Smith of Milladore. He is survived by two daughters, Smiti and BL Smith of South Superior, and his sister Mrs Frank Notas of Marstifield. The funeral was held at the Smith home in Milludure Thursday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.D. Smith
Milladore
Wansia
Mr. Smith
Edward J. Smith
Ac Needah
Narrow Escape At Cranberry Street Saloon Fire
On Monday Joseph Meier nearly burned his hand while boiling an alcoholic mixture on a stove at a Cranberry Street saloon. The vapors ignited the liquid and flames spread as he tried to save an item, with bystanders quickly extinguishing the blaze. A separate notice promises refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Horehound for coughs or colds, with a 50 cent bottle guaranteed satisfactory or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meier
Serigus
Hig
Cranberry Street
Greene
Adamson Triumphs In Tough Wrestling Match
Adamson defeats Fred Beell before about a thousand spectators with wins in five bouts. Beell earned over three hundred dollars in receipts and bets, while Adamson secured total winnings near 150 dollars. The match featured a decisive fall and a series of grueling exchanges as Beell and Adamson pushed each other to the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beell
Marshael
Adamson
del Af Stuu
Anuehes
Beell
Meell
Phy Adamson
Pushing the Work on the Chisago North Western Rail Line
Radii work on the Chisago and North Western railroad between the village and Almand is proceeding rapidly with about 500 men in three camps. Major camps, a blacksmith shop, store, and eating quarters are established. Eight miles of roadbed graded between Neshkorit and Witutoma, new bridge across Fox River at Princeton nearing completion, tracks from the depot to Princeton bridge laid, and major work aimed for Marshfield by early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ispatel
Wanton
Chisago
Almand
Possi Winstan Ibrothera
Neshkorit
Witutoma
Fox River
Princeton
Princetorth
Vaughn St Amour Vaught Tie Social Season's Wedding
Alice Perle St Amour and Saines Daniel Vaught wed at the bride’s home on High Street last Wednesday at 10 o'clock. The ceremony featured Mensterssohn's wedding march and a formal reception with red roses and white carnations. Guests from Marshfield to Port Edwards attended, and the couple plans a honeymoon in Minneapolis before settling back in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Perle St. Amour
Daniel Vaught
High Street
Mensterssohn
Mys
Counill
Mémuslin
Conway
Tom
Uo Vas
Ruby St. Amour
Mary Kellogg
Matt Pibbitts
WC. Steinton
W. A. Teterson
Libbitts
Vaught
Roby St
Bateudiat
Avery
Grarlor
Juiso Pichios
Feros
Nellie Addlaman
Mande Wibbits
Gereen Jane
Testo
Glen Kramer
Vangiin
Dave
Minneapolis
Janay
ouLoRtown
Mary Vauihn
A. O. Martin
Marshfield
J. J. Whonas
Nekousis
Hamile Garrison
Port Eawards
Nellie Adileman
Tomah
Vent
Kidnapper ransom tale and school meeting notes mix
A fragmentary item reports Edward Cudahy of Omaha losing 325,000 to kidnappers who demanded ransom while a separate note records a teacher meeting noting attendance, committee actions, and plans to draft a county teachers organization. The text combines two distinct topics from different contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridays
Edward Cudahy
Omaha
Cudahy
Sun
Hele Bina
de Hich Adoot Tyildinir Lst
A Beautiful Holiday Gift
An old advertisement-style note promises a beautiful holiday gift featuring tableware from Wy G Scott's Place with additional items in EBONY and FINE PERFUMES. The text urges readers to view the display before deciding on a present for a lady friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy G Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reterteros
Centralia Lumber Company
St Grail Rapids
West Grand Rapids
Nekoura
Sole Ste
W. Gross
Centralia Haw. Co
St Mrnday
Carolyn
St. Amour
Miss St. Amour
Miss Briere
Miss St. Aanour
Mesdames
W. Kelloggs
W. Scott
I. X. Pomainville
St. Amnour
Tibbitts
Whitrock
Rumons
Nast
Gardner
Cadeton
Kramer
Heimdal
Jennie
Mila Aasbrouck
Ed D. Smith
Christians Star
Mr.Petterson
Norwegian Moravian Church
Santa Chris
Vaughn
Ode Fellows
Volawing
Eleeled Deu L. Wey
N. Gag
H.C. Timin
V Henry Rablin
RSG
HB. Vass
Ps Prostees
Geo
Rowland
H.C. ‘Pin
Ceiholiv
Mleeled Sanday
Pomainvitley
Bobnahel
Ak Steihy SN
Steih
Sra
Dy. i Lumainville
Wiscoviain Ageemhiy
Ff Roal Union
Rowing
Nffivers Tar
Ay W. Gitehell
View Dent
Jov Bopagurs Aubyisur
Kingy
Haary Mimdan
JJ. Philipss
Denis
Troatens
Eve Husnett
Merry Star
Mumti Dunt
Epworth League
Mynworth League
M. 1
Lacie
Yr Rett
Pern Millers
Crchewe Knights
Vlocter
Cuesday
Tata Tee Nosuratuku
Henry Fish Trustuc
Lovge
Patch
Fa W. DL
Hogager
Grand Rapida
Wis
East Side
Des Stelle & Coriptions
Teachers' Institute
M. Schlatterer
W. G. Scott
West Side
Kaurins Studio
Deventer Be
O. Kaurin
JW. Matick
Wrrnslave
Baby
Tandy
Soly Shes
Muir
Tite Stoe Mar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!