Brice Prairie Notes Include Land Sale and Local Visits
The report covers Geo Reallig buying 80 acres west of Orsted, social visits by Miss Grace Bright, Blanche Bright, and Charles Wishner from La Crosse, and Miss Gertrude Congdon closing school for summer. It notes farming activity, employment changes, a moving picture show by Ben Brown, a calf cutting injury, and local business and farm developments in Cashton area.
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Eugene Randers
Geo. Reallig
Orsted
Grace
Blanche Bright
Charles Wishner
la Crosse
Geo. Vanzebergen
S. Bright
Dresbach
Minn
Gertrude Congdon
al. Kennedy
Clifford Lovejoy
Bennie
Raleigh Bright
Alma News Roundup Highlights Local Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harry welcomed a baby boy yesterday in Alma Wisconsin. Seniors attended a reception hosted by Prof. Donaldson. Mrs. Abe Garrow visited for a week and returned to North La Crosse. Young wolves were brought to Alma by Mr. Riter and awarded bounty by Chairman McCabe. Doverspike and Allan Gantenbein install lightning rods. A. R. Zieler of St. Paul conducted business in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harry
Prof. Donaldson
Abe Garrow
North la Crosse
Alma
Riter
McCabe
Doverspike
Allan Gantenbein
A. R. Zieler
St. Paul
Local Teachers and Residents Leave Cashton for Summer
The Misses Clark and Starting, teachers at the Cashton high school, went home to Portage and Berlin on Monday. Mabel Johnson resigned as hello girl and moved to Milwaukee for work. Miss Grace Hazen will spend summer vacation in Eau Claire after leaving Cashton. E. R. Nelson went to Chicago on Tuesday. Ben Halverson, a Q brakeman, visited his parents here. Mamie Bates has been visiting her parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
A. R. Adlington
Viroqua
Cashton
Carl Erickson
A. A. DuMez
Sparta
Ben Brown
Brown
P. J. Hansen
P. E. Mitby
Chicago
Kathryn Miller
Miss Wilson
Melvina
Clark
Starting
Portage
Berlin
Mabel Johnson
Milwaukee
Grace Hazen
Eau Claire
E. R. Nelson
Ben Halverson
Mamie Bates
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. O. T. Erhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Best Ever Cigars Highlight Couples banter
A light exchange cited from the Catholic Standard shows Mrs Bridey and Mrs Oldenweis discussing George's upcoming birthday. They debate cigar choices with Bridey praising a box labeled Best Ever as the best option for her husband.
New York Named Pivotal State in Presidential Struggle
Washington reports that New York is again the pivotal state in the upcoming presidential contest with Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Hughes viewed as the likeliest carriers. Hearst’s possible role looms large, while Secretary Root is floated as a potential New York senator, as party managers scrutinize balance and strategy.
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New York
Empire
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
William R. Hearst
Independence Party
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Europe
Republican
Democratic
Independence
France
Root
Gotham
Washington
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Everwear
Henry N. Boehm
Sfanager
John B. Setson
Soiesette
Lusitania
Houston, Minn
Colored Keystones
Minneapolis
Houston Cardinals
Cardinals
Larson
Keystones
Peacock
McGuire
Peterson
H. Hanson
M. McGuire
Keystone
Captain Parish
A. Whitemore
O. Hanson
Caledonia
Graham
O. McGuire
Whittemore
D. Clinton Ryer
H. Harris
Foster
Enright
Kelly
Benson
Burr
H. Taylor
Lanesboro
Harmony
Caledonia High School
Benaud Granite CO
Third and
King Streets
la Crosse, Wis
Brice Prairie, Wis
Alma, Wis
Cashton, Wis
O.K
Roosevelt
The
la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
French Lick West, Baden “Springs
Indiana
MONON
Frank J. Reed
Custom House Place
Ollie Eaton
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