For Sale and Wanted Notices Mixed in Grand Rapids
A dense listing of local ads and notices includes items for sale such as leather faced mittengs, a new milch cow at Stewart Edwards Meat Market, a Ford touring car in good condition, a fresh cow with calf, three houses for sale, and household help wanted. Also noted are second hand cutters, sleds, land and farms in Ashland Bayfield region, and insurance contacts. Local residents' names appear with brief updates on dental work, ice cutting, a wedding, illness, and a sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schacht
Grand Rapids
Harry N. Pierce
Frances Wittenberg
Lwo
Nash Hardware Co
Wisconsin
F. Dunnebecke
Bayfield Tnvestment Association
Ashland
Astland National Bank
N. Pomainville
Larga
Chas, Klevene
Seneca, Sigel and Rudolph Insurance Co
City Point
Martin Franson
Nelson
A. Flanutko
Mary Hanutko
Hang Olson
Mabel Oluon
Eare
Painting and Seat Covers at Lowest Prices Now
Time to get painting done to secure a better price before the spring rush. We offer Seat Covers for any car make with top materials and guaranteed workmanship.
King feast in Wisconsin sparks cake tradition and crowd
The Menoaminees celebrate a yearly King feast known as a dog feast. A cake baked by Mehlberg bakery weighed thirty four pounds and carried ornate decorations as Ernest Oshkosh hosted the feast after winning the cake bean tradition. A Pax River Journal note signals a temporary publication suspension in Appleton with promises of a stronger revival. Carl Tribke drowns in the Wisconsin river. his body remains unrecovered amid swift current. Millard Smith sustains hand injuries in a windstorm mill accident. he is treated with stitches. The Chippewa lodge of Elks plans to taxidermy and display the local elk, drawing local praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano Journal
Menoaminees
Ernest Oshkosh
Mehlberg Bakery
Plainfield Sun
Millard Smith
Oasis
Sarith
Mr. Smith
Terra Firma
Elk to Wisconsin game farm amid conservation push
The state plans to obtain about 60 elk from Yellowstone for the Wisconsin game farm at Trout Lake in Ashland County. A prior Wyoming capture yielded two females after transport difficulties. GC Wagner notes readiness to place the order. funds remain open as the state seeks to bolster wildlife for conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Wisconsin
Trout Lake
Charles Comisky
Chicago
State Game Department
Eagle River News
Local Notes and Social News Update
Matt Sehlig is confined at home with grippe. Mr and Mrs Martin Thoreson and children travel to Montana. Manitowoc votes February 20 on switching to the commission form of government. Mrs Ite Howle underwent appendicitis surgery in Oshkosh and is recovering well. E M Pease leaves for Pasadena for a month with healthful rest. Rev Keach of Alma Center preached at the Congregational church. Mrs John Kolienda and others attend Alexander Sedall’s funeral in Winona. G H Ticknor of Wales attends funeral for his father Henry Ticknor. brother Lee Ticknor in Everson, Washington unable to attend. Mrs Ernest Belter entertained the M W Club. next meeting at Mrs Otto Erdman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Sehlig
Martin Thoreson
Montana
Manitowoc
C. ‘Ite HoWle
Osh
Frank Sedall
Peter Martenka
Winona
Alexander Sedall
Kolienda
Washington
Ernest Belter
M. W. Club
Otto Erdman
Kelloggs Host Friends Party for Mrs Wright in Kalamazoo Visit
Mr and Mrs W F Kellogg entertained a party of friends at their Third street home on Monday evening with auction bridge after dinner. The guest of honor was Mrs J H Wright of Kalamazoo Michigan. Favors went to Mrs Richard Gibson Mrs C E Boles C E Boles and W E Nash. A very pleasant time was had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kellogg
Third Street
J. H. Wright
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Auction Bridge
Richard Gibson
C. E. Boles
W.E. Nash
Mrs Jas B Nash Hosts Bridge Tea For Mrs Wright
Mrs Jas B Nash entertained a group of ladies at her home Saturday afternoon for Mrs J H Wright. Three tables of bridge were in play with Mrs T W Brazeau winning the high score honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. B. Nash
J. H. Wright
T. W. Brazeau
Church Services Postponed by January Storm
A January 21 storm prevented church services and the meeting was moved to Sunday February 4 with regular February meeting on the 18th. Services begin at three o'clock and various local residents are noted in daily activities including travel, visits, and work for the Connor company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Bemiji Visitor Weighs Move to City in Summer
Charles G. Ekelund of Bemidji Minnesota arrived Tuesday to spend a week or more on business matters. He praises Bemidji as a progressive city and says he and Mrs. Ekelund may move back this summer. Mrs. James Gaynor stayed several days at the Commercial Hotel with a bad cold contracted en route amid heavy drifting on the marsh road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Ekelund
Bemiji
Minnesota
Mr. Ekelund
Mrs. Ekelund
James Gaynor
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Lor Salm
West Side
1St St
City Hall
Hol Mahoney
Pe Acres
Lowell School
Rt Vom Salm
Englewood
Aliso
Joe Teddin
Wis
Stewart & Edwards Meat Market
W. C. Weisel
1St Ave
L. M. Nash
Shadow. Co
Sweet Bros
Baker Street
Anderson Carriage Works
Bossert Brothers
Woop
Coan
Mayr
Fred
Address Gap
Mfc
Moyr
Cgite
Pax River Journal
Appleton
Appleton Merchants
Chippewa Lodge of Elks
Irvine Park
Cass
Elks
Neillsville
Gertrude Cummings
Auburn
N. Y
Ici Frm
Postofice
Wm. Bseli
Miss Cummings
Wsch
Stevens Point
Sog
Chippewa Falla
Ock
Citizens National Bank
Rudolf A
Frank Sharkey
Vida Sharkey
Berard
N. J. Richards
Bat Sharkey
Percy Mullenbar
Nekoosa
WNW
G. Ratelle
Milladore
Mr. Roberts
Laona
Connor Company
Arsene Ratelle
Ed Dumas
Junction City
Marshfield
Chilirud
Mosinee
Dr. Jackson
Dancy
Wagers
Anna Kuehling
Mose Bldin
Nick Ratelle
Vantin
Weyman-Bruton Company
Asien Square
New Terk City
Wood County National Bank
Grand Rapids, Wis
SER
W. A. Marling Lumber Co
M. G. Gordon
Grand Rapid
Johnson & Hill CO. Chem
National Capitol Building
National Capitol
Royal Company
America
Johnson & Hill Co
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