Second Regiment Band Prepares For Camp Douglas Departure
Members of Company A and the Second Regiment Band gather for their 11:00 a.m. train to Camp Douglas with a special coach. They have trained hard for a creditable camp appearance in new uniforms and high discipline, aiming to showcase the city’s pride and military efficiency. The unit’s roster features Captain A. G. Martin and Lieutenants A. J. Sis, Otto Mover, and August Wissen, with many privates listed among the ranks. The band plans an extended outing to Brighton Chautauqua, with potential return by Monday, to demonstrate its readiness to the public.
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Co. A
Camp Douglas
Ted
Mit
Bene
Aed Dre Ag
Shoutug
Hug Hob
Buc
Tien
Gus Paraber
Inginbers
A. G. Martin
A. J. Sis
Otto Mover
Burigulit
Ave Holerts
Lind Sergemne
Alco Mek
Siraen
Malia Kieplliser
WertseLers
Serand
Fred Hyell
Laren
George Wierik
Nichole Thevand
Lhe
Bunter
Ki Camp
Boni du Luc
Win
A. Deumb
Plecul
Barkers
Ryu
Kiven
Mesity
Frank Mottelka
Theodore St Nin Hogan
Willie Raold
Corbels
Dtcony
Abphowies
DeGretton Dees
Teo
Furanm
Clete Carter
Jui Borofles
Torkild Billo
Pred Rubi
Dew
Good Templars at Waupaca largest gathering at Chain o Lakes outing
The T. G. Camp Clezhore assembly near Waupaca drew over fifty visitors and about twenty on the grounds, with Marshfield and local residents attending. The event featured social activities, boating and fishing, opening by President W. L. Clark, and a structured program of daily events.
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Miining
Audrew Calloway
Ernest Cumming
EP. Cumming
Hernan Bauer
M Suit
Ales. Wilt Crttannch
Ac Mercer
Clara Cust
Mamie Wollesen
Ursula, Sehlege
Meho Nason
Keith Marshall
Tony
W. L. Clark
German Comedy at Marshfield Opera House
The Catholic church presents a German variety evening on Thursday and Friday August 10 and 11 at the Marshfield Opera House. The program features German songs dances and a four act comedy Die Wilde Katze with professionals from Berlin. Prices are low with children 10c adults 25c and reserved seats available from local shops and committee members. Doors open 8 and show starts 7:30.
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Marshfield
Berlin
Germany
Marstfield
Santy Wad
Vickers
Orn
Mere Ohana
Commititee
August Council Proceedings Vow Water Works Lease
The August council meeting chaired by Mayor Sforn with most aldermen present approved a lease of land in the city park to Waterworks, Light and Power Co for 10 years and authorized sale of land for an aggregate $855. Pipe, right of way and contract details were noted, with several committees assigned reports on sprinkling, street assessments, public market site, and sewer complaints before adjournment.
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Common Council
Wis
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Gevening
Mayer Sforn
Thervlf
Tien BP
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Binuuse Cumttter Far Ryperk Mb
Mavsi Fete
Hectic Light & Power Co
Ecliy Ordinaney No. SU
Ordinante No
Aldermin Seherbe
Ab Onantuiads
Finney
Public Works
Batt Sreutt
Pirapusert
Ollerel
Kraus
Ug Resulu- Lion
Deere
Wieinheing
Keans
Scruibe
McLeod
Assassor
Valentine Weber
Ischeerin
Unites Sole
Purbsh Works
Chicago
Furesh Teo
Piteselit
Sulin
Henry Ler
Aden
Wits
Comarillee
Pinney
Adoptec
Valentine Webes
Sheerin
Alderman Deckert
The
Health Committee
Pram Marshfield
Heart Syman
Sale of baseball goods and wallpaper at cost near Nick building
Business notice states Henny Hukni moves to a new location and will sell baseball goods, hammocks, and wallpaper at cost to save removal expenses. It asks debtors to settle accounts and warns of forthcoming statements, urging prompt payment.
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Laving
Bodegt
Tess
Henny Hukni
Greenwood to Welcome Poster Mercantile Store
The Poster Mercantile Company of Fairchild plans a major expansion in Greenwood by building a fine department store on ground level measuring 749 by 150 feet. The three story structure will feature modern conveniences and a full, carefully curated stock. Mr Mombard, an experienced manager, will supervise the store which aims to open September 1. The company also plans a large mill project in Greenwood.
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Poster Mercantile Company
Fairchild
Iis
Change of lease at Location to Dr Budge store
On Thursday Dr. W. T. L. Budge leased his store building occupied by Mayor Horn to Druggist Frans B. Wing. The lease takes effect September 10, and Wing will move his drug stock from the Graisinger building to the new location. The change will give Wing a central, advantageous rent and use of one of the city’s best sites.
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W. TL. Budge
Horn
Deuggist Frans B Wing
Wing
Graisinger
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Antal
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Douglas
Bank Wilistiying Assembly
Good Templars
Waupaca
Rd Borgia
B.A. Upham
Nw York
New Richmond
A. Mill
Serevices
Thieuskal
Wisconsin Central Station
Mew Highton
Faneraie
Uewel Muuthue
Biostnes Vulluwedt Watter Works Company
Srimtial Liaist
Department Store
Greenwood
John Brackendorf
the Woodbine
Adler
Marshfield, Wis
Lea Rose
Rose
I. M. Stafford
Oller
Fred Gross
DRAY
Payne, Driver
August Wagner
T. F. Roessler & CO
Tailors
Ebbe & Thompson
M. & S. E. Depot
Columbia, Deere, Ajax and
Carnival Bicycles
Marshfield Hardware Co
Kraus & Kraus
Sam- Kraus
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