Grand Rapids Wins Second Game Over Merrill 4 to 0
Grand Rapids shut out Merrill 4 to 0 in a fast paced game watched by about six hundred Merrill fans at Merrill. Foster and Van Patter held the opponents to two hits as Grand Rapids pitcher Foster struck out three. Fragesser and Pelot contributed strong defense with solid late plays. Next Sunday Grand Rapids faces Berlin at home. Also noted was the death of James Chamberlain a Grand Avenue sample room operator aged 47 leaving a wife and four children. The Fraternal Order of Eagles attended the funeral.
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Merrill
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapide
Lieupay
Ditzler
Pelot
Fragesser
Foster
van Patter
Sullivan
Berlin
Merrill Shriner
Summerville
Dualerit
Maycee Fragesset
Abel Bromer Lamanatz
Wnelson
Talbot Breenoag
Ef Schram Corrigan
Fries Pelot
Barnett Foster P van Patter
James Chamberlain
Grand Avenue
West Side
Iis Home
Wm. Reding
Ghaberlain
Order of Eagles
Frank Sokologki
George Sokolunkd
Sigel
Paria Green
Nytuataanis
Stonday
Uis
Norning
Gidiuan
Local contractors take on 30,000 yard track project near Friendship
Messrs Swen and Peter Halberg finished an 18,000 yard grading job for the North Western at Necedah then secured a 30,000 yard contract for the Tlasme Company twelve miles from Friendship. They plan to depart Friday with their crew for the new site. Ringling Bros. circus advertising car arrived, will travel via St Paul and Northwestern lines, with Beaver Dam and Chippewa Falls stops expected. Various local visits and moves noted including residents to City Point, Green Lake, and Janesville reunions, plus stone wall work at Johnson & Hill building and Masonic delegate travel to Milwaukee.
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Messrs
Swen
Peter Halberg
Northwestern
Necedah
Tlasme Company
Friendship
Epxect
Ringling
Baker Street
Wisconsin School For Blind
Sam Church
Milwaukee
Church
Bartholomew
John Kollenda
Winona
Clark
Graves
Sandwich
Sandwich Manufacturing Co
Daly
Sheboygan
Mra. J. i A
Louis Lyonnais
Rontana
City Council in Session Reports and appointments discussed
City council met Tuesday evening and approved several items. Firecracker ordinance amended to not take effect until July 1. Reservoir construction referred to general business with instructions to proceed. City employees warned against loaning city property to private individuals. T. Rowland Edward Lynch and John J. Jeffrey elected to the board of review. Pipe to extend power to the river to the slough area approved. Sewer and water extensions planned for new residences. Adjourned to Monday, June 20 to act on liquor licenses. Obituary: Gar Frederick August Jackson, pioneer of Seneca, died June 7 of heart trouble. Born February 28, 1820 in Meesaw Province Regenwalder, Krain Pommiern. Came to the U.S. in 1867, Milwaukee then Seneca area for about fifty years. Survived by three sons Martin, William, Henry. Funeral held Monday from home, Rev. Nom Menson officiating. Interment Sigel cemetery.
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T. Rowland
Edward Lynch
John J. Jeffrey
Gar
Frederick August Jackeon
Seneca
Jackson
Decessed
Meesaw
Regenwalder
Krain Pommiern
Milwaukee
Martin
Henry
Nommenson
Sigel
Local notices list marriages and events in Sigel and Port towns
County clerk issues licenses for multiple marriages including M Dix Jr and Gerwing of Sorel Belt, Paul Eekes and Miss Lautner of Lineal, Juolina Lang and Delta Krekbow of Arpin, and Adan Lyckiowion and Mary Howalezky of Sigel, plus other pairings. Special notice previews Reverend Jol IL Mapene speaking on missions at St John’s on Wednesday June 17 with services and a women’s prayer gathering. Berlin ball team to face local squad at the ball park Sunday. a spirited contest anticipated.
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Heensea
Frank Styps
Brandon
Minn
Mary Wallocl
Sigel
M. Dix, Jr
Mock
Adan ‘Lyckiowion
Mary ‘Howalezky
George Fahrner
Atta Rataps
Grand Rapids
Jol IL Mapeine
J. D
Chicago
Uwliois
Episcopal Church
St. Johnts Church
Hopking
Berlin
Condemnation Hearing and Fourth of July Preparations
A condemnation matter resumes Monday with remarks by Attorney Calkive on the Prestin property as the committee reviews terms. The document notes delays, debt details, and upcoming public notices, plus plans for the Fourth of July celebration featuring parades, races, and a band.
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la Chay
Calkive
York
Tate Miterney
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