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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
8
A dense OCR filled with names, places, and events outlines gatherings, visits, and local happenings. Residents attend dances, concerts, and church functions. tradesmen advertise goods and sales. multiple families and individuals are listed with movements, visits, lumber projects, and agricultural work noted. The item preserves local tone and names, reflecting social life and commerce.
Clara Wendland visited Kaw Kanna Insh Wednesday to see relatives and friends, with Mesdones Chas. Martin and Pat Miscolwars from Grand Rapids shopping last week. Sidney Borrows arrived from the Rapids Saturday evening, staying with his parents, Ar and Mrs BE Barrows. Miss Clara Severance, sick for some time, is convalescing. Frank Brazeau left for Milwaukee to attend the M W A picnic. Mr and Mrs Louise Stink of South Central opens Sunday with A Barrows and family. Will Surprison enjoyed a trip to Green Bay and Kanks now Sunday visiting old friends. Floy and Bella Quinn of your city visited F Brazean’s list Saturday. A hall dance Saturday night drew many locals and visitors. all reported a merry time.
Altcore report notes Mr and Mrs John Bonjinsky hosted a nine guest party Thursday evening with attendees praising the enjoyable event. Frank Wanrach visited friends at Nekoosa Sunday. Kate Anna Schilter and Adeltick Arnold drove to Nekoosa Sunday. Ed Heusch and Arther Garth began work on Jos Sean's new barn. Laura 2winal visits Nekoosa this week.
A notable incident details Brenttzman prank causing kitchen damage and a collapsed wall and window. Fire did not spread. insurance covers losses, with Broitzman reporting the claim through Mutual Tosurance. Separate reports mention a search for a missing boy near Dexterville, a new bridge contract in Wood, and a lodge meeting in Milwaukee with a Grand Warden appointment amid other brief items.
The ceremony took place Thursday morning at the German Lutheran church in Kellnar with Rev. Kruscha officiating. Pauline Zange of Grant and the groom, known in the community, plan to reside on a farm in Grant. Relatives from Grand Rapids and nearby towns visited, with guests from Colfax and Sunny contributing to the celebration.
Prof Morrison will remain in schools as principal for another year. Mrs Sorensen vacations at Pine River Waushara county. Mrs Parsons and Mrs Ferree visit Brokaw with Mr and Mrs Bakings. Miss Merle Harroyn returns from Milwaukee after attending a 14 0. O. convention as a Rebekah representative. Ladies Aid to host an ice cream social at Mrs Himer Rogara home Friday June 23.
Rainfall over the last two weeks damaged crops and lowered land value for potatoes. O D Billings host at home with Anton Iguay of Nekooea who owns a saloon. they camped near Toho Bolsa and built an ice house to live in until a dwelling is finished. Sweat Bros. & Co arrived with bait gear and are doing fine work. picnic Sunday was a success with strong attendance and receipts of 120. Walter Buss reports a good week. Gott Josky paints barn.
The University of Wisconsin bulletin warns that bovine tuberculosis threatens farmers and public health and urges routine tuberculin testing. Detailed cases show open barns with poor ventilation aiding spread, and a single tested herd reveals multiple positives from recent Holstein purchases.
A reader promotes a diarrhea remedy from a Daly drug store, claiming it cured several severe attacks. The message urges using the product for relief and mentions the remedy as a proven, best antidote for stomach issues.
Notice of foreclosure sale in Wood County Wisconsin cites a 1914 judgment. The sale lists parcels in Grand Rapids and Morstifield areas, led by Sheriff W B Little, with the auction at the County Courthouse on a specified Thursday in July, proceeds to creditors. Also included are estate settlement notices for John Burtey and final probate actions in Grand Rapids with a hearing date set and publication notice.
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