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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

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Grand Rapids paper hosts prize contest and visitors

A staged event features a world famous Ford car as top prize, plus a diamond ring and gold watches. Contestants submit cash subscriptions and voting coupons from The Tribune. fifty vote the offers. Officials plan a June 22 start with a Central Wisconsin Press Association gathering June 19, including a town tour and social program for about 70 to 80 visitors.

Mater Wood Joody Ford Apids Business College of Grand Rapids Weex Burgess, Johnson & Col Brookfield Pribune

Facts on Farm Finances and Bank Record Keeping

The orderly plan explains depositing money in a First National Bank account and using checks for payments. It notes that this method provides farmers with accurate day by day records of expenditures and receipts, regulates farm money matters, and helps establish acquainted relations with the bank. It highlights capital access when funds are needed.

Ned Aariester Sadam Banka

Local notes from Grand Rapids Wis and area

First National Bank warns savers deposits before June 12 earn interest from June 1. Henry Pellersells visits from the Veteran's Home in Waupool. Mrs Alfbert Turck of Milwaukee visits her parents Mr and Mrs Barucher. Dame Clare Ender receives reward for returning lost item. Victor Barnick plans to leave for Oshkosh to take a banking position. Elon Taylor, formerly college student in Boulder, gathers in the city. Selah Potter, recently away, returns home for summer vacation with her parents.

Henry Pellersells Veteran’s Home Waupool Alfbert G. Turck Milwaukee J. Barucher Clare Ender Lou Victor Barnick Oshkoshin Elon Taylor Radnesin Miss Selah Potter Stor

Deaths of Charles Knippel and Mrs Francis Doughty

Charles Knippel an elderly resident died at his home after a long diabetes illness Born February 11 1849 in Germany he was 76 He farmed in Grand Rapids before retiring in 1906 He leaves four daughters and a son The funeral will be at 1 40 pm from his home and at First Moravian Church Rev C A Meilicke presiding Also death of Mrs Francis Doughty who died after a lingering illness at eighty She was born in Liberty Falls NY and lived in Wisconsin thirty years Survived by five children Funeral for Orliff Doughty held with Rev H C Logan officiating Other small notices mention a bachelor candidate for marriage and various local happenings

Charles, Knippel Charles Knippel Mr. Knippel Germany Bers Grand ‘Rapids Anna Sweet Emma Schil~ Jer Henry Wadell Frank Vanderkdar Tommondahewk Hernan Knippet Alre Moravian Church C. A Meilicke Francis Doughty Ori? Doughty West Side Liberty Falls New York Wisconsin Orliff Doughty Jane Meddaugh This City Oscar Doughty Milwaukee Curtis

Children's Day at the Congregational Church 5 8

The annual Children s Day exercises of the Congregational Sunday School will be given next Sunday evening in the church auditorium. Parents and friends of the students are invited for a planned program. Also notes the marriage of Miss Eden Crotteau to Mr Albert Bruderli at SS Peter and Paul church last Thursday morning with attendees Viol Bruderii and Lloyd Crotteau. The couple will reside in the city. Also a report on Daly s Theatre vaudeville performances last weekend with three acts and two reels, and upcoming schedule.

J. R. Regan Hot Springs Stevens Point David. Lutz Alma Hoizel Bass Ela Schuhemany Edmond Peltier Grand Rapids N. Johnson Irma” Johnson Y J Congregational Grotteau-Bruderli Eden Crotteau Albert Bruderli SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Riegersperger Viol Bruderii Lloyd Crotteau Goth Curtis Crotteau Hart Manufacturing Company Mrs. Bruderii Tribune Daly's Theatre Daly Patriccla & Meyers McConnell Northwestern Chicago

Wesenberg Frank Wedding at West Side Lutheran Church

Miss Alice Wesenberg and Mr August Frank marry today at 2 30 pm at West Side Lutheran Church with Rev Nammen officiating. Attendants include Anna Bieler Viola Frank Sara Steinke Frank Wesenberg Wm Pulzier and Edward Frank. A wedding supper follows at the Steinke home. The couple will reside in the city.

Suffrage Garden Party at MacKinnon Home July 16

A Suffrage Party will hold a garden gathering at Mrs. Falkland Mackinnon’s home on Tuesday July 16 with music and an address on Woman's Suffrage by Mrs. I P Witter. Light refreshments will be served and bus service from the First National Bank to the MacKinnon residence runs 2 30 to 3 30 p m with returns 5 to 6 p m. All ladies invited.

Falkland Mackinnon I. P. Witter Consolidated Auto First National Bank MacKinnon

Grand Rapids Plans Fourth of July Celebration

The Fourth of July Committee met to organize a town wide celebration with citizen funding pledged. An honorary Marshfield committee will assist. Wood County Normal closes next week with a class of 29 graduates. Class Day is June 17 at the Lincoln building followed by diploma ceremonies June 18. Graduation speaker is Prof. R L Lyman. Old graduates hold a reunion June 18 at the County Normal building.

Grand Rapids Wi Marshfield Ca. Normal Wood County Normal Lincoln Sleventh R. L. Lyman County Normal

Hotel Dixon Sold to I Jones at Bardboo

I Jones who operated a hotel at Bardboo has bought the Hotel Dixon and took charge this week. Jones will be assisted by his wife in management and intends to elevate the place to a first class hostelry in every respect. The Dixon has long enjoyed good business and should continue to do well in its location.

Tea house mishap injures Ketchum in Wood County

A 350 pound tea chunk dropped from a tea house caught Ketchum on the leg on Tuesday. He dodged partially but was bruised and torn fries. a surgeon treated his wounds and expects him to recover in a few days. Also noted are unveiling services by World lodge members at a cemetery, rural school graduation at Lincoln High on June 17, and a dog tax notice requiring payment by July 5 with a 25 cent collection fee after.

Ketchum B. l, Brown

Wisconsin River Flood Impacts Grand Rapids Businesses

The Wisconsin River rose rapidly on a Saturday, forcing basement evacuations and shuttering operations. Merchants moved stock to upper shelves, while Fred Stim kept his barber shop open despite water filling the windows. Chambers Creamery and Cohen Brothers faced basement inundation. Biren’s and Consolidated reported disruptions but minimal overall damage. By Monday the river fell, allowing some reopens, while park work along the east bank caused erosion and losses. University graduation announcements in Madison and Grand Rapids noted ceremonies beginning June 6 with processions planned for June 17.

Grand Rapida Pia Fred Stim Dbx Chambers Creamury Company Cohen Brothers Biren

Anniversary Services Mark Church Milestone Across Day

Anniversary services celebrate the 16th anniversary of the Liat xeelety organization with morning sermons by Rev. G. Maui of Menomgnie, former pastor, and Rev. Ro Paula of the city. Afternoon events mark the 1540 anniversary of the ladies sid xocrary with Rev. Koch of Doylastown delivering the English sermon in the evening.

Fevangelien Lutheria Liat Xeelety Quree Bomdonn G. Maui Menomgnie Paxtor Ro Paula Koch Doylastown

Snow, Rent, and Fuel Costs in Butte Montana Report

S. Gardner writes the Tribune from Butte Montana praising all four seasons in one. He notes fuel costs rival Wisconsin when temperatures plunge to forty below zero and rents for furnished rooms range from 20 to 48 dollars monthly. Carpenters earn per day for hours of work.

S. Gardner Butte Mont the Tribune Wisconsin Bourne Carpentara

New Minister Installs In Pittville Church

Rev. Pautz from the south side church conducted services in Pittville on Sunday where Rev. J. Dobraty was instituted in the Lutheran church. Rev. Albart Wah returned to Pittville for several years and has moved to Wan Matra. Rev. Y Hobratz arrives from Thignaville after serving in Pittville. Automobile attire company reports a minor fire on Monday afternoon but no damage occurred. firemen extinguished it with a sadddle horse.

Pautz Pitteville Dobraty Albart Wah Pittaville Wan Matra Y Hobratz Thignaville D. Counsy

Home Grown Strawberries Offer Sale This Week

Residents are invited to contact Will Cooper at Grind Avenue or send a card to order strawberries for canning. An apron sale by the Catholic ladies will be held Saturday, June 18 at the old Grand Theatre near Hotel Witter, with vaudeville through the weekend.

Wiil Ceorhef Grind Avenue Bale Boca Leo Old Grand Theatre Hotel Witter Conlinue

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