Winners of Tuesday’s county and town elections
Tabulated results show numerous local officers elected across towns including Narshfield Auburndyte Unity Day Sherman Richfeld and Stratford. Names listed include chairmen clerks treasurers assessors and justices of the peace with multiple constables road commissioners and supervisors across Clark Marathon and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Own
Ge Auburndvte
Prod Schull
Ghoirmat
Peer Krings
Joseph Brew
Ole Johnson
Knut Jeverson
Joseph Stonan
Joe Tuttle
MD. Kennedy
Joseph Koiler
August Sieberl
Down of Rock
John New Yavish
H. P. Hansen
Win
Telehurts Eleck
Chas
Ax Ingle
Vreasurer
Andrew Goldbey
Peter Pierson
Town of Unity
Clarke
Nuamano
Petse Lydiskon
Tempkeler
Sohimitas
Wim
Dormers
Joseph Pine
Justics
Balle
el Buyers
J. K. Tarn
Aug
Schwanes
Town of Day
Jiarathos Co
Christir
J. Jung
Joe Winters
1sSessor
Chas Schulty
Samuel Campbell
Josikola
Constable
Joseph Winker
Ute. Schmidt
Town of
Christ Vogt
Aug Brasent
Sherman
Clark
Ed. Kuytart
Henry Towns
Matt Cramer
Cerk
G. McVean
Reasurer
O. Weymuller
Lossessor
I. Clark
W. Vanderhoof
W. G. BlcPherson
J. Upson
Consuales
Muller
I. B. Upson
Louk Gilberts
Barney Severson
Bi Yrer
Wm. Burboppy
Frank Cady
A. Bradley
Anton Vogel
Aston Davis
Tos Brey
Geo. Drodenhofer Villiage
Stratford
Marathon Co
L. Sargent
Smith
Wm. Smelling
FP. Carlin
Peter Juul
Mike Simplice
Scheutte
G. Koeller
D. Reed
Thomas Lradly
Marriage Surprise in Milwaukee Unites Baker and Braden
The marriage of Charles Baker son of Mr and Mrs B C Baker of thisty to Alley Braden of Wank was performed in Milwaukee on March 9. The ceremony became known last Monday. Baker has worked in Wisconsin Conbess shops at Waukesha for two years and is highly respected. His bride is a popular young woman from Wauketsha with broad acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
B.C. Baker
Thisty
Alley Braden
Milwaukee
Laker
Wisconsin Conbess
Waukesha
Wauketsha
Sad Accident Claims Life of Antigo Child
Mr and Mrs Joseph David of Antigo transported the year old daughter to Bakerville with her body after she died from burns sustained when her dress caught fire near a burning brush heap. Help arrived too late and she died about twelve hours later. Funeral was held in Bakerville conducted by Rev Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph David
Antigo
Bakerville
Daniels
David
Damaged by Fire Hits Minneapolis Novelty Works
Fire damaged the novelty works of A. B. and J. Blodgett in Minneapolis on Saturday last, causing a loss near 3000. The fire started from grime and was uninsured. O. E. Blodgett of this city visited the site Monday and said repairs will begin soon to resume operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
J. &. Blodgett
Minneapolis
O. E. Blodgett
Election notes sweep of Milwaukee boosts Democratic ticket
Democrats captured Milwaukee on Tuesday as David 8 Trost led the slate to victory by a landslide. The result leaves little room for Gowda. Upham won in Marshfield for the 22d district amid a GOP fightback in a Democratic stronghold. Rogers wins mayoral race in Stevens Point, Manson takes Wausau, Hach elected in Salisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
David
Trost
Gowda
Marshfield
Bred W. Upham
Adeeman
Chicago
Mer. Upham
Birth announcements list several local families
Born to Me and Mes F B Tramlin on Saturday a boy. To Mr and Mrs Orta Tevernun 31 Saturday olgast a son. To Mr and Mrs Henry Koel Monday night no 11 board son. Mr and Mrs Lous Grobe Auburhdale Monday night a son. Mr and Mrs Andrew Wilts daughter last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Hoefs Auburndale Sunday night a son. Mr and Mrs Jos Vertle Saturday night a son. Mr and Mrs Albers St Thomas NeMillan Wednesday a 14 pound son. Mr and Mrs Edward Grinp Firs ward Wednesday 2 daughters. Mr and Mrs John Witten yesterday morning daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Tramlin
Orta Tevernun
Henry Koel
Poard
Lous Grobe
Auburhdale
Andrew Wilts
Chas. Hoefs
Auburndale
Samiy Wight
Jos. Vertle
Albers St. Thomas
NeMillan
Edward Grinp
Firs
Ward
John Witten
New Line Construction Begins Soon in Grand Rapids Area
Work on a new telephone line will start as arrangements finalize. W M Maria, a local electrician from Grand Rapids, will supervise, with the company performing the build. Merlin prepared plans for the line. The central office will be located over the First National Bank. The main route runs via Central Avenue with roughly 290 cedar poles, 33 to 40 feet tall. Equipment chosen will be modern and of best quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Maria
C ¢Sourv Electrican
Grand Rapids
Merlin
Lice
Cventral
Firs National Book
Central Avenue
Agricultural Society Race Meetings Promised for Summer
Dr. Fr V Kautssy, secretary of the Society, organized a popular subscription to fund a working capital for upcoming race meetings after last summer's success. He notes debts including a $2,000 mortgage and an outstanding debt from prior year. Plan calls for two meetings around July 4 and 8 to draw larger crowds, with a third event August 9 and 10. The aim is to attract farmers and horsemen, support local agriculture, and reduce debts while funding grounds and new attractions. A death notice appears for Mrs. Sutton, with details of funeral plans and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organetural Society
FR. V. Kautssy
Sofety
Amoun
Kavishy
Junis
Shipe
Tis
Congregation Seeks Saturday Band Concerts
A Presbyterian pastor urges continuing Saturday evening concerts by the Badger Singers, noting appreciation for their musical ability and expressing concern over a proposed switch to Sunday performances. The plea emphasizes support for weekend concerts and continuity of the current schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praxk Yousu
Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin National Guard Camp Move Plans Announced
The Wisconsin National Guard will shift from separate weeklong camps at Camp Douglas to a joint six regimental camp starting June 2 at the state military reservation. First, Second, and Third regiments will stay one week, then Milwaukee troops head to Milwaukee for a carnival day on June 28. Fourth regiment and cavalry troops will camp together mid July. General orders to be issued this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin National Bnard
Touc
Camp Douglas
Milwaukee
Cavalry
Vis
Erfoct
Drowned by the Hundreds at Shawnee Town Illlash
A levee break on the Ohio river flooded Shawnee town Illinois Sunday, inundating the city and drawing 150 residents from their homes. Shawnee town, with 2,900 people, sits on low ground along the river. The river rose to a dangerous level, despite expectations of safety from a flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawneetown
Ohio
Shawneeetown
Brake His Leg During Wrestling Incident
A report describes a wrestling incident in which the son of Prod Nonek ile was injured while grappling Ig wrtel- Nog. He allegedly broke one leg near the tuiwh or bloaday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonekile
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Yenty Hart
Charles Grugdy
A. M. Deming
Doha
Peter Recese
Albright
Wm. Albright
Valentina Weber
Mike Grifia
Tohu Brackendort
Furstenberg
Wain Orricens
Warn Orr
James Talbot
Charles Noulve
Theodor
Rosssler
P J. Deckert
A. Cody
Nol
Edward Dumas
Cranmer
Robert McLees
E. C. Porsne
John Juno
J. Wraus
Jahn
Sams
George L. Rogers
Suevens Point
Manson
Wausau
de, SW. Hach
Sailisville
Kaulsky
Driving Park Fond
D. Sutton
Ban Claire
Korn
M. 1
Upham’s
Leo Goldman
Wehrat
Marshfield Beer
First National Bank OF
Adam Hafer
Wm.uthmeier
Prepunds
Edw
Lee Cashini
Ernst S. Schmidt
Tas
Daly
Cash. Com's Bank
Oshkosh
Wis
Leander Chtoate
Brig & Choate
J. W. Cancion
Micnulee
Hed
Mirshileld
Adam Hage
Deposiars
E. F. Mechler
Wisconsin
ENR CK
Zane
Ewe
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