Local Notes From Alt Dorf and Nearby Area
Fragmented local notices recount community events: a new bridge over Pour Mile Creek near Mr Osterman’s farm, building and repairs at farms including additions to a machine shed, hen house, and a new barn frame. Names such as Mr Ward, Mrs Sinthy Blood, and Mr Novak appear amid village life, marriages, sales, and school diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Raeger
Sinthy
Tid Blood
Meehan Station
Ev. Mellicke
Piotro
Johigon
Mer. Ward
Erno
Fo. Novak
Bella
Fueture
Pour Mile
Mr. Osterman
Lutheran, Church
Dp. Vetter
Arndt
Glasses Fitted Correctly by Car Surgeon
An item from Riverview Hospital in Wood County notes a service for proper eyeglass fitting. The Bantk Building office lists telephone number 264 for appointments and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Hospital
Wood County
Bantk
Law Loana and Collections Loan Notice at Bank
A loan notice announces a $2,000 loan at a low interest rate offered by an office near First National Bank on the East Side of Grand Rapids Wisconsin. Telephone contact listed as 388.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Wheelan
Daly Block
East Side
Grand Rapids
Wis
D.A
Wood County
National Bank
Banat
Grand
Rapids, Wisconsin
First
Wisconsin
Local Social News and Family Updates From Town
Mrs d aughter and Mrs Emig Roosen isa Park attended a Moravian church event. Miss Mary Jansen visited Miss Minnie Myers, and Margeson family friends spent Thursday with relatives. Alfred Omholt’s home renovations include painting. Toy Margeson plans to visit city. Mr and Mrs Allie Peters mourn their infant son born June 6 who lived 20 minutes. Emily Spatenka of Stevens Point visited her sister. Albin Kujawa returns from Stevens Point for vacation. Minnie Myers spent Sunday with her parents. Starold Clark leaves for Bangr o,ft to learn cheese making. Dr Looze visited and is recovering. Catholic church Society hosting a dance on June 25. Minnie Myers returns home Tuesday for a few days. Mr and Mrs Ketchum celebrate a baby boy born June 4.
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Emig. Roosen
Isa Park
Sunda
Fiewas
Mary Jansen
Ot “Marghfield
Minnié
Delight
Liverwash
Mrs. Ketchum
Tune
Wisconsin warns on irrigated land schemes amid western boom
Appleton Crescent warns Wisconsin readers about irrigated land investments in the far west. Authors cite exaggerated yields, sky high prices, and hidden freight costs that undermine profits. The piece recounts losses from surplus apples and poor markets, urging careful, personal investigation before investing capital.
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Wisconsin
Tiltter Root Valley
Montana
Root Valley
Montania
Arilen
Ing
Hamilton
Central West
Far West
Appleton Crescent
Esther Lew Travels to St Paul for Summer Work
Esther Lew left for St Paul Minnesota Monday to take summer employment at sites yet to be announced. The article notes visiting relatives Emma and Mary Richards at the Wi E Shiert home this week and mentions several local residents, including Mrs J P Nash of Nekoosa and Mrs S Matthews of Port Edwards, visiting John Meyer’s home. Carl Getsinger of Cranmoor spent Sunday at the Anton Getsinger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lew
Carl Getsinder
Cranmod
Anton Getsinger
W. Peters
Esther Buss and neighbors gather Sunday at local homes
Esther Buss spent Sunday at the Wintlyn home as guests of Miss Florence. Joseph Krause, Wm Wintlyn, and Clara Krause visited at Hermon, with calls and gatherings noted around the Zeilmer home. Local residents shared visits and social calls in a quiet Sunday routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Buss
Church Event Invitation on Wesday June 26
One half miles ehurch on Wesday June 26th. All are cordially invited.
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Ehurch
Wesday
Pd. Ad
Local notes from Madison to Merrill and beyond this week
G E Boles transacted business in Madison on Friday. Mrs Bernier returns from a visit with relatives in Wausau and Kelley. Mrs I W Burt visited in Wausau with her son. Searl, Merrill’s leading jeweler, visited his sister in the city. LG Bluett of Waukesha visits Undersheriff C We Bluett. Miss Anna Whelr leaves for Fond du Lac to visit her sister Mrs Frank Broderick. Mr and Mrs Ostrander return from a two week visit in Madison. George Peltier, teaching in St Louis, spends a week visiting his parents. Elizabeth Wislinsky of Berlin visits Miss Anna. Several days leave today for Needah. Rev Hi S Johnson and Martha plan to attend the Mormon Synod in Nazareth Pa. Myre Frank Whitman of Rudolph returns home from Wausau hospital trip improved. M C Jacobson buys old McGarthy blacksmith shop, building to be moved to Taylor and Daly property behind Prechett’s saloon. Andrew Anderson of Saratoga attends steel fairs. frost damage to his crops heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
D. Ostrander
Madison
George
Peltier
University At
St. Louis
Elizabeth Wislinsky
Berlin
Anna
Neeedah
Johnson
Taylor and Daly
Prechett
Cord of Thanks from Karberg Family
Cord arranged by the Karberg family extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for thoughtful sympathy and prayers during illness and after the death of their relative Wim Karberg. The note expresses deep appreciation for support and kindness from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svhe
Wim
Gratitude Remembrance for Mrs Witred LeMay
The family and relatives extend gratitude to friends at Rudolph and Grand Rapids for the florary of both spiritual and natural tokens. The message expresses appreciation for the funeral and support provided to the bereaved.
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S Kellner
Ward
Altdorf Wather
Tdu
St. Paul
Douutn
Prank Smith
Fenty
Sehulzer
Wits
A. Ruhdel
Sehuiter
Rueseh
J. J. Bapstiener
C. J. Len
Miss Camp
Citand
Rapida
Rive Pupila
George Peters
Flerhort
Kundert
Manel
Bayle Lau
Peters
Wim Lake
Casper Fuser
Kramer
Hay
Ts. Reiley
de Altdert
Ball Tom
Hanser
Acore
Dios
Lios
la France
Gleve Bros
Grand Rapids, Wis
Nash Hardware CO
Ford
Detroit
Wuntington
Lossig
The
Natwick Electric Company
Wood
Jer
Ragan
Uncle Hogan
J. J. Jeffrey
CHAS
C. Rowl Publician
Osteor Kinnon
Goggins, & Bra
MacKinnon Bloc
Woat
Side
Rapids
J. A. Gaynor
B. M. Vaughan
Mast
Grand Raping
W. I Melvin Buckle
M. D
D. D. Conway
Orson P.’ Cochran
Third Avenue North
Equitable Fraternal Union
Foresters Hall
R. A. Weeks
Wm. , Burch
Ell
Bossert Coal Co
Plock, ‘Tately
Kruger
Peo Maward
Lynch
Fs Ir
Maxine
Nel Paper Co
Port- Holwar Pris Ain
Rudolph
Seneca
G.E. Boles
Bernier
Wausau and
Kelley
Andrew
Anderson
Saratoga
Onard ‘of
Thanka
Yes
Fordan
Kayser
Phongraph
Clearin
Ee Johnson
Hill Company
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