North Wisconsin Saenwerfest Attended by About 100
About one hundred people including the band visited Stevens Point on Sunday for the North Wisconsin Saenwerfest. Ideal weather made the day pleasant with a railway arrival, a procession to the grounds, and an afternoon in the grove. The crowd gathered around six in the evening as events concluded with satisfied management.
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Stevens Point
Phare
Tie Nmianacement
Letarrel
Nesaihil
Guy Wood
Warbrouck
Phoma
Hasbrouck
Lita
Chey
Wars
Anplotea
W. B. Wheel
Adeombivinan
Waal
Eire
Wheelon
Mmys
Alvert Damon
Irom Mudie
Toth A. Boorman
University Avanus
Jalks
Foresters
Wil Lynch
D. D
Conway
Milwaukee
J. W. Cochran
Chinnewa
R. Kagan
Anpleton
Hamaness
B.L. Graves
LaCrosse
State Center
Asrisigtion
Misu'Létre Rieves
Kaukoupe
Death and obituaries of Matthew White and James Keyes
Matthew White, a native of Ireland born March 1, 1815, died Sunday night after a long illness. He lived in South Dakota in youth, later moved to Jonetian City and ran a carriage business. He served as state senator and McCnon coroner, was a Democrat in a Republican county, married Katherine Nash in 1887, and left many friends. James A. Keyes, born December 12, 174? in Grand Ravinia, studied law, married Annie Winth on June 11, 1897, with three children. He served as justice of the peace from 1807, moved to Denver, and later engaged in insurance and real estate. The obituary notes a Catholic funeral for White and ties to local figures and families.
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Matt White
Matthew White
Nie Jompa
Savarni Mantha
Duniva
Ireland
America
Mr. White
South Dekota
Gilice Ot
Eberiff
McCno& Corner
White
Renbalican
Katherine Nash
Jonctian City
White Mayes
Thin City
Witcw
Toosday
Earch
Father Reding
James A. Koved
Grand Ravinia
UBM
Bae Vangho
Chirazo
Whial
Annie Winth
Nnion
Keyes
Denver
Gol
Thie City
Venes
Decenseile
Snd
Wa. A. Keyes
Bev Gidea
Olan Longen
Wi. F. Keyes
George Ct. Keyes
Yorordak A. m
Osthotic Church
Genres Dowdle
Riv
Mary Garihea
Merrill
Wm Stammiur
Mauston
Democratic County Convention Held With Broad Attendance
An historic Democratic County convention gathered in Grand Rapids drawing delegates from numerous wards. Attendees included state officials and local leaders, with plans announced for upcoming farmer conventions and a slate of county electors and officials. The session discussed campaign priorities, agricultural issues, and the organization’s future steps.
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Democratic County
Ginnad Rowhds
Satortav
Chengether
Ons
Wadasael
Tae Beeart
Lewin
Wloekenaindit
Pankow
Folia Basen
Mapelittard
M. Mo Laether
Arming Ty Wank Henilngtan
J. Reo Milew
Asters Wille
Lenry
EO Fiteh
Su Maun
Vibaydies
Lament Michaels
Selatan Dow
Htyaman Ifehtinhd
Eligbrisan
Charles M. Wadow
Delmysten
Wy. OM
Lechner
Athias
Willian Yammer
Cameraus
Doe Bownamily J
Fileh
Graton
St. Kellog
Py Matroy
Joe Wheir
Hugh Histon
Athy Ward
John Voastry
Horton
Grand Ranida Tawny
He O. Biebu
Leary Halgched
Dor
Kobolka
Marstitlald Ist
Thormae Morkeh
Jatin A
Paper Machine Accident and Fourth of July Deaths
Hart In the Paper Mil Yrod Trodell was injured at the Consolidated mill when caught between rollers. He is recovering with possible lasting injuries but no broken bones. Frank Winkler, eleven, died from lockjaw after a hand wound while celebrating July Fourth. A blunt cartridge caused a wound leading to tetanus despite remedies. Reverend Rumsey visited his son this week.
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Joseph Packard
Stevens Point
Will. Ryan
Béury Neiman
Frank Maciejewski
Bir
Neiman
Big Ole
Bronzht Bown
Crazy Man
Sheriff Welch
Auborndale
Telaphona
Telifar
Phate
Mora
Wichenanged
W. Davin
Hom
Pac
Dave
Thu
Joxeph H. Bavman
Ania
Belo
B. J. Roortana
Katinnl
Monteun
Yrod Trodell
Consolidated
Watara
Frank Winkler
Marehdela
Annointment Park News and Local Notices
An assortment of notices and brief items from Annixement Park includes park development plans, obituaries, a Moravian parish update, and local business notices. The report mentions the new city park commission, a hospital death, a new parochial building, and a farewell card notice for local residents, with references to Chicago and Colorado electric lines and several names in passing.
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Auly
Praueas
Unis
Cbc
Johnson & Hill CO
J. Tn Schumacher
Walker
James Noyes
Wiscvestiay
Toul
Burt Frind
Wisconsin
Redford
de Cove Bank
Ted Buble
E. B. Reproin
Wits
Yia Abieeors
Atte
Sammons
Elrewit
Caury
Wued
Otstud
Ofuisuudsf
Jgawa and Winker
Langpind & Company
It Corporation
Crete
Niel
Raphis
Wis
Gumpany
Drewith
Tate 3
Grand
Wheelan
Tates Attarea
H. E Fiteh
Nekocen
Cg, Cotey
Fitteville
Yount
Frank Lenschen
Lincoln
Bi. M. Loshner
Atuin
Wo. Coreman
Eulee
West
Washington
Ais
The
Thors
Pawer
Uy &. Saprenim
Alvn
Jane
Suluctibars
Green Bay
Grand Rtapids
Haseball
Grand Rapida
Stevens Polot
Tham
Paleo
Social Democratic
Loula Wolfsen
Maeulie
E. Clapp
Grand Rasias
Dsede
Otto
Grand Rapids
M. Williams
Neloora
Thos. Dibcock
Ne- Boors
Clark
Arthur Warnecke
Marshfield
Crant Babcock
Corontr
Robt
Wallore
Fred Blake
Wee
Blake
Corey
Alers
Gonrad Juecke
Kellner
Fritesinger
Elks
Jocal Elks
Jets
Aewon
Ana Sare
Gus Neiman
Equity News
Potato Growera
Grand Rapide
Jay Growava
Farmura
Viccas
Chfenga
Dannousty
Manamente
Jond Davidgan
Woutley
Anpalitanant
Equity Exchange
United States
Chicago
Ald
Wanhington
Patnard
Pension Office
Pnatofiies Department
Hart
Rew
Rumsey
Worma Mb
Solio Wiltianat
Jely
Eleney
Iaek Aviitre
Rene Aril
Matacoe
Ita
Glen
Colorado
Dlinagh
Pattaia
Parker Care
Avinig Te Fey
Waldo-Redaan
Walto
Bormann
Rev. Meltichs
Moravian
Tha Wade
Huh Tse
Hoth
Waldo
Pritam Wien
Mee
A. Rok
Pateavilla
Sirand Raphig
Eh Bgaag
Niy Sod
Fone
Romindan
Fiate
Barial
Leit Olmroh
Merril Pancball Gosie
Moreil
Annie Moyen
Wita
A. Raoman
Tha Reiland Brother
Othareis
A. P. Hirzy Jewelar
Optometrist Watch Teapector
C. & N.wry
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