Grand Rapids wedding ties Gaulke Winkler in Nov
A Grand Rapids wedding linked Miss Laura Gaulke and Joe Winkler on November 12 with Rev A Erbsche officiating. An afternoon reception followed a ceremony at 11 o clock. The couple left for Stevens Point and Ashland before settling at home in Grand Rapids on Sixth Street. Best wishes flow for a long, happy life together.
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Kellner
Gaulke
Arey
Stevens Point
Ashland
Grand, Rapids
A. A Richards
A. Krusche
Wr. Schultz
Sigel
Aug Buss
John Glebké
Mayer
Alb
Saeger
Rudolph’s Store Rebuild Marks Faith in Community
In Rudolph the rebuilding of Kujawa and Wilkins store stands as a monument to good faith and service. Alex Kujawa, who expanded the old shop after a February fire, now leads a modern, sanitary country store with elevator and hot water heat, aided by J A Wilkins, aiming to build Rudolph into a thriving hub.
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Rudolph
Alex Kujawa
F. M. Logan
Kujawa
Wisconsin
J. A. Wilkins
Kujaws and Wilkins
Surprises and Visits Populate ALTDORF Weekend Notes
A surprise party occurred at Anton Arnold’s home Saturday with dancing. Frank and Tony Wipti spent game time at Manston and returned home last week. Anna Fritch left for Milwaukee to visit sister Mrs. George Eel. Frank Wipfli purchased a horse in Mauston. Emma Schister Bertha Arnold visited Koos. Albert Viertel hosted a Sunday party with dancing. Alfred Steines of Mauston visits relatives here. John Schilter works for Mr. Peterson at the Joe Andrew place. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling spent Sunday with A. Huser. Sam Springberg of Rockstein Springberg in Babcock was in town on business and stopped by the Trinine office.
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Anton Arnold
Frank
Tony Wipti
Manston
Anna Fritch
Milwaukee
George Eel
Frank Wipfli
Mauston
Emma Schister
Bertha Arnold
Koos2
Albert Viertel
Alfred Steines
John Schilter
Mr.Peterson
Joe Andrew
Mrs. Sterling
A. Huser
Bear specimen shipped after Grand Rapids hunt near Atlanta
Jiarola Arpin hunted near Atlanta since season opened and bagged a bear described as a rare part of the week. The animal was shipped here and, as a nice specimen, will be mounted and preserved. Also noted is a 46 acre truck and garden farm adjoining Grand Rapids city limits. It includes a seven room farmhouse with large elm trees, on a main highway, with inquiry directed to Rand Raji Co. and E Boles in Lyansbleck, Wis.
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Wisconsin
Killea Om Dsezu
Jiarola Arpin
Atlanta
Grand Rapids
Pr. F. D
Sellin
Rand Raji Co
Sigel Announces Theatre Night and Deer Hunts
A Sigel theatre event is set for Wednesday evening November 35 1911 at 8 p m by the Polish church with all welcome. Readers note busy travel for C F Kruger Dublin Milwaukee and Chicago. hunting reports claim nine deer shot by Nash crowd. deer plentiful at Mer eer. Residents visit, elk lodge initiation, and social events at Daisy Chain bridge party hosted by Mrs Peter Love.
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Sigel
Wood County to establish agricultural and domestic school
Wood County votes to establish an agricultural and domestic economy school linked with the County Normal, aiming to ease crowded enrollment and save tuition costs. The piece also notes local weddings, a death, a football trip, and a tall tale about a long distance swim contest in New Orleans.
Agricultural Bulimetens and Monthly Farm Courses
A poorly scanned notice from Wisconsin College of Agriculture promises monthly farmer visits and courses on business methods farm management and crop care. It lists subjects from December through September and invites readers to request brochures by mail. The piece weaves in theater and literary notices, including mentions of Deep Purple and a novel partnership, alongside obituary details for Mrs Bates with family survivors listed.
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Iaplan
Huletink
Wisconsinn College of Agriculture
Dalryins
Tetog Association
Tirand Raypide
Rave Photowpap and Juedging at Paris Meet
Report describes a controversial film judged in Paris where a winning photograph showed a shutter contrived image. The article notes similar debates at the 40th Olympiad Games and mentions Amherst participants and a court case with a $20 fine for improper handling of milking equipment and a product.
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Guines
Ceaxfal
Pranen
Plaedt
Stoelenotar
Concert and charity event at the opera house on Saturday evening
The Best Concert committee staged an evening of harp and cello solos to aid a charity. Several performers, including HAprahe and others, received praise from attendees while city health concerns affected patron attendance. A new paint shop opened by Roy Getta nearby. A youth society meeting with Rev. Edgar T. Marris was announced for next Sunday. Deer hunting near Grand Rapids was reported.
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Elven
Opera House
Novler
Grand Rapids
Edgar T. Marri
Christian Barteayar Racletlor
Wisconsin
ALD
Cate
Mrs J Taylor Piano Teacher Advertises Services
A newspaper listing notes Mrs J Taylor as a piano teacher associated with the late Gerner address at Fourth and Madison Streets. The notice includes a telephone line marked by a price and a partial contact detail.
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J. Taylor
Gerner
Madison Streets
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