Choose City Officers Incoming Council To Meet Next Week
The new council will formally organize and select appointive officers including city clerk city attorney street superintendent president of the council chief of police two officers driver and janitor. Incumbents Fleckenstein and Maloney expected to seek reelection for clerk and streets superintendent respectively amid support and few rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Edwards
M. G Fleckenstein
Fleckenstein
Thomas Maloney
Barter and Exchange Classified Ads Offer Worthwhile Trades
Advertisers can use the Barter and Exchange section to trade unwanted household items for useful goods. A ten cent four insertion fee encourages serious offers. if an answer is received, one cent per word per insertion applies. Ads are returned to the office and advertiser names remain unpublished. Also notes Dr. J W Burns opens a modern eye ear nose throat practice at the American National Bank Building after selling his prior practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burns
American National Bank
Jin
Burns
Stake races named for fair events and local institutions
Secretary Welton has named six stake races to be run at the fair. The Wood County stake, Business Men's stake, Manufacturers' stake, Association stake, Farmers' and Dairy men's stake, and the Grand Rapids stake honor local institutions. The class and purse for each name are not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welton
Wood County
Business Men's
Manufacturers
Association
Farmers’ and Dairymen's
Grand Rapids
Inventors Seek Patents For New Valve System
Theo Steinmetz director of the Second Regiment Band and Albert O Paulson of Sharon North Dakota applied for letters patent on an improved valve system for any valve instrument. The device shortens horn bends from thirteen to three, easing play and equalizing tone power. Steinmetz expects a demonstration here next Saturday and backers foresee a revolution in military band instrumentation if successful. Patents are sought abroad and the inventors anticipate substantial financial gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Steinmetz
Albert O. Paulson
Sharon
N. D
Steinmetz
Peculiar Freight Wreck Delays Central Road Traffic
A heavy westbound freight near the water tank on the Central road derailed two empty flat cars and slightly damaged one box car after a rear engine pushed while the front engine pulled out its draw bar. The crash halted trains for about an hour with no serious injuries.
Fortnightly Musical Club Meeting Reported April 12
The Fortnightly Musical Club met Thursday April 12 at Mrs Reynolds home after a postponement from the prior week. The program featured Gounod pieces with piano solos by Mrs Pulii and Miss Paper and vocal selections by Mrs Doege and Mrs Williams. Other performances included Serenade and La Parlate d Amor, with additional piano and vocal numbers by Mrs Reynolds and Miss Glassner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Glassner
Beast
Mrs Reynolds
O Divine Redeemer
Mrs Williams
Thomas House Changes Hands In Local Deal
N L Davidson of Duluth becomes proprietor of the Thomas House after the Clark Danforth company sold furniture fixtures lease and interests. Davidson, new to hotel work, plans many improvements to create a leading hostelery in the area. He took possession last Sunday and expects his wife and family to arrive this week, with Harry Dodee and Peter Tallant reinstated as day and night clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wherby N. L. Davidson
Duluth
Thomas
Clark-Danforth Company
Davidson
Harry Dodee
Peter Tallant
Eastern Star Hosts Neillsville Visitors at Banquet
Members of the Eastern Star entertained the Neillsville chapter on Wednesday afternoon and evening with a banquet and special lodge session. Twelve visitors attended and were pleased with the entertainment. The Marshfield chapter has been invited to Stevens Point on May 14 and will likely visit around that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Star
Neillsville
Marshfield
Stevens Point
Services at St. Alban's Church Goop Faipay
Church services listed with morning prayer litany ante-communion and sermon at 10 a.m. 4:30 p.m. evening prayer. EastER-EVEN-10 a.m. morning prayer devotional reading 4:30 p.m. evening prayer and Holy Baptism. Eastern Day-7:30 p.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Children's service 10:45 a.m. High Celebration with sermon 7:30 p.m. Evening prayer with sermon.
Beell Beats Baptiste in Three Straight Falls Arena Match
Fred Beell the champion middleweight claimed victory over George Baptiste of St. Louis by three straight falls at Adler's Opera House last Saturday. First fall 19 minutes, second 13 minutes, third 12 minutes. Baptiste fought hard, Beell demonstrated superior strength and wind. Preliminaries introduced amateurs John Huebl and Frank Laschinske. Laschinski won two of three falls. Marshfield details on Upham Manufacturing: W H Upham, C M Upham, F E Finney Jr., and 600 plus employees across mills and factories founded in 1878. operations include sawmill, planing mill, furniture factory, retail yard, and flouring mill.
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Fred Beell
United States
George Baptiste
St. Louis
Nelson
Bar
Baptiste
Beell
Reell
Laschinski
Bothy
Marshfield
Cully Moss
Kennedy
Auburndale
KK. Kn. Finney Jr
Marshield
E. EB. Finney
Myrtle Street
F. 8. Pollard
Upham Manufacturing Company
Mr. Finney
Mr. Pollard
W. T. Ellsworth
Mell A
Upham Company
Qshkosh Northwastern
Easter Services Program at Methodist Church 1905
Easter services listed for Sunday April 15 1905 include organ voluntary nocturne prayer anthem and responses with readings from Acts 1 and 12 verses along with solos and offertory pieces. Easter exercises in the evening by the Sabbath School and a cordial invitation to all. Mrs J D Carruthers of San Diego and Miss Julia Dodge visit and will speech to teachers and children at the Library Building Saturday at 10 oclock on child life in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E
Methodist Church
Jesus
Williacas
Sormad
Dalk
Direntar Mre
James Vaugen
J. D. Carruthers
San Diego
Cal
Julia Dodge
Mary B. Cracraft
John P. Hume
Japan
Carrothiers
Trade a setting hen for an incubator or mule for auto
A local barter offer invites readers to trade a setting hen for an incubator or a balky mule for an automobile. The notice promotes a chance deal in a bitter exchange and mentions double trade stamps all day Saturday at Rufros.
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Rufros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Common Council
Barter and Exchange
Thomas House
Eastern Star
St. Alban’s Church
Sholy Mus
R. R. Willans
George Harrington Woo
Alois
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Norfolk
Longley
Longley and Others
Papate Baby
W.L. Douglas & Crawford
North Side City Sample Rooms
Louis Bauman
Chichester
Englee
Lea
Madison Bynara
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