Scandinavian Moravian Church Picnic and Play Schedule
Saturday evening June 17 the Ladles Aid Society hosts a bake sale and social at Bro G Nelsons 88 Oak St. Sunday worship in English and naval service at 1:30 pm. Tuesday June 20 and Sunday school plants at Kippa HOU address. Winninger Bros plan local canvas theatre next week with plays Kepplers Mortyred Daniel Sullya The Game and more featuring men and women in period roles.
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Realty Items Offer Bargains on Grand and Min Streets
Real estate listings describe 6 room Ontage with barn and land on Grand Ave, a room cotfine and 2 lots on Min St for 1050, electric light and city water, thouse 4 years old, Jenkin property at 12th and Willis for 1450, Mullen on 11th St with house and 2 lots for 1160, land near factories priced 8200 with 6 percent loan. Farm with 80 acres and 20 acres in crops, 16 acres woodlands, 8800 team, 8 cows, 2 pigs, farm machinery, for 1760. Day 80 with personals for 9260.
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City Water
Howls
Sowar
Thouse
Jenkiin
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Local team overwhelmed by swift Japanes squad in Friday game
The Japanese visitors routed the local nine with superior speed and hitting, scoring six runs in one inning and leaving the hometown players flat. In other news a derailment near Shipston injured one passenger, with repairs and transport to Appleton underway as the community reflects on the crash.
Milwaukee Teams Split as Visitors Falter and Fall
The Gross Tramware Company team of Milwaukee hosted games in the city over the weekend. Milwaukee won Saturday with notable plays by Foster and Sonnet, while Sunday saw the locals triumph 2 to 0. Players Smokey Deiteler departed for Stavens Point, and Sonnet was engaged to Helena as Cook byan departed. The squad plans trips to Rhinelander later the week for further matchups.
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Foster and Sonnet
Nelson
Hama
Milwaukee Boys
Smokey Deiteler
Stavens Point
Cook Aa Byan
Sonnet
Helena
Rhinelander
Batardig Nul Suadhiry
Marshlald Bagless
Stuvepa Point
Marshtighd
Tero
Commencement at the County Normal plans announced
The Ola Day exercises at the County Normal will be open to the general public this year. Lincoln High School will host the theory exercises in its auditorium to accommodate all attendees. Prof. O F L Patar of Mibyankes will deliver the address at the commencement, with Class Day featuring an original play. Alumni reception planned Sunday. graduates listed.
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Olivia M. Toni
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Jonis A. Joostien
Mabel
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Mary Koeka
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Kruger
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Laraou
Emily Josephing Lindahl
Anna Gertruds Link
Verna Leonore Lyon
Bulatin
Beatrica Markos
Arti A. Melanis
Ilave Buivh Nisron
Muna Inabell O'Neil
Ian Garnet Ruach
Anna Margaret Simonson
Aum B. Stiven
Mani Swarts
Edina Catherine VanNatay
Mattia Muay Whitrock
Thyra A. Wogensen
Plower
Rosso
Farn
May Build a Depot Amidst Years of Delayed Plans
The Le Paul midway Company may decide to build a depot in a delay that has stretched for years. Augaay Geo L. Willbwas raised the issue with the company, promising to appeal to the railway commission if inaction continues. Williams traded a small sum for time and hopes work will begin after early July. Local marriage notices include Mary Aim McKeown to Gen Percy Jantanna, Jacob Grinin to Sarah Dery, and others. An Arpin man, Robart AL Quranon, was seriously injured in a train yard accident and is hospitalized, with hopes of recovery. A warning is issued about a con man named Patterson, active in Wisconsin and surrounding states, collecting upfront fees from gullible workers.
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le Paul Midway
Geo L. Willbwas
Ue Po
Timate
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Ating Ui Ie
Ihdado
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Hatvas Tes Martin
Markee Bor
Aubarndala
Hoory
Pave
Brandon Village
Dora Stainke
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Miftur
Bertha Engels
Grand Raptor
Houry W
Staven
Aloo Marriak Hoch
Sigel
Robart AL Quranon
Lhosoo
Qumnat
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Industrial Agent Engaged
Durga once a resident here and later in Neenah as Soo line local agent has been hired by the Commonreial Club of Uhix city as industrial agent. He will assume duties soon as officers report on propositions under consideration and future reports may follow.
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Neenah
Soo Line
Commonreial
Uhix City
Te Clan Fee
Darga
Trouble Over a Cat Arrests in City Firearm Case
Eugene Bassatt charged Charles Wipperman with discharging firearms within the city. Wipperman pleaded not guilty but admitted shooting the cat, saying it attacked his chickens. Justice Brown adjourned the case for one week.
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Charles Wipperman
Bugsatt
Wipperman
Bagsatt
Brown
Dentists of Grand Rapids Announce Weekly Office Close Time
We the undersigned dentists announce that our officer will close at 2 30 p m on Saturday of each week and continue through June July and August with winners by June 10th. Signed by Telfer Clark Graves Bandelin Houston Sayles and others.
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Telfer
Business College Moves to New Nash Block Quarters
The Grand Rapids Business College opens in the Nash block, Monday morning, with improved rooms, ample light, and a neat, clean setup promising greater popularity. Also offered: pasture for rent near the city with good water and ready access, inquires advised at Sydow’s feed store.
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Grand Rapida Business College
Nash
Sydow
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