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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
9
Martin Neville and his daughter Marie narrowly escaped a serious blaze on Tuesday. A empty tin can in a baggy white bag on the way to town sparked flames at the rear of a brig near Hegly hill. The fire burned the curtain and top, tore a hole in Miss Neville's wool skirt, and was quickly extinguished with the cause still a mystery.
The Phillips Bee reports Charles E. Toby, a leading land man, offers 50,000 acres of free grass land in his area to stockmen due to scarce pasture in the southern part of the state. He aims to advertise his section and help southern cattle owners access land at reasonable prices if they can haul their herds here, as grass is plentiful but land values elsewhere are high.
Born to Mr and Mrs Herman Bill Green on Thursday of this week a son and to Mr and Mrs Ralph Fuller on July 22 a son.
Notice that the partnership Ruplinger & Uthmeier has dissolved by mutual consent. William Uthmeier continues the business in his own name. All outstanding accounts payable to the firm are owed to Uthmeier and should be paid to him.BM, RUPLINGER, William UTHMEIER.
Wood County Wisconsin notices a legals matter for the last will and testament of Joseph Duncurd deceased, filed in court. Widow Ortberthur Danhard petitions to admit the will to probate and letters testamentary, with hearings set in Grand Rapids on a specified date and time. Publication notices require Lisble Lamers to publish copies weeks prior in a local newspaper.
In Probate county court the matter of Maygaradin Specht deceased. Letters of Testamentary granted to John Petrock on July day. Creditors must present claims by January 7 for examination and adjustment. Notice published in Marshfield Times for four weeks. Grand Hapidy, County Judge Joan A. Gaynor.
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