Northwest college to occupy bank building quarters
From date on, the college will stay in session year round with no vacations. It will admit students for day or evening missions anytime, term dating from enrollment. The second and third floors of the First National Bank building at Plum and Main will house modern quarters with gas and electric lighting and turnace and hot water systems. The new facilities will be decorated and beautified, aiming for the best lighted, sanitary college quarters in the Northwest. A top faculty has been secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the College
First National Bank
Plum and
Main Streets
Bethel Gossip and Farm Notes From Local Ledger
Bethel and surrounding area record a busy week with farm work, threshing, berry picking, store openings, and social events. Local residents including Miss Verna McIntosh visiting relatives, Mr. Duvall building a cheese factory and innovative whey device, and Mr. Wendell’s sudden death are noted along with church, school, and agricultural activities.
Wisconsin State Fair Reduced Rates Effective
The Wisconsin State Fair will be held in Milwaukee from September 7 to 9. The Wisconsin Central Railway offers excursion tickets for Milwaukee trips September 5 to 7 at reduced round trip fares. Apply to W L Arwoop for particulars. Vote Oscar Fricke for Clark County Register of Deeds.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Register of Deeds of
Clark County
Oscar Fricke
Local Social Notes Highlight Oakfield Visits
Mr George Snyder traveled to Oakfield last week to visit his parents. Miss Gertrude Christopherson was a guest of Miss Susie Olson this week. E Baansch, Mara's Field cobbler, and his family visited Sunday. Miss Margarette Curtin stayed with Miss Alma and Santa Anderson this week. Beeb Baart Dothie and Mr W H Snyder have a brother visiting from Oakfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Oakfield
Gertrude Christopherson
Susie Olson
E. Baansch
Mara' S
Local Notes From Marshfield And Area
F F Sullivan visited Marshfield on Monday. W H Snyder lost a horse. W E Hargrave hauled sand and stone for a silo foundation. Advent church held Norse services. Toler Johnson employs carpenters to add to his house. Robert Duthie injures hand on barb wire. Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid Society of Richfield met at Christopherson home. D D Bathrick and Aurora relative visit for vacation and farm work, with crews brushing stumping and breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Snyder
W.E. Hargrave
Toler Johnson
Robert Duthie
Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid Society of
Richfield
Christopherson
D. D. Bathrick
Aurora
Illis
Fenwood and Marshfield News Circle Local Trades
Fenwood merchant Gust Brooks won a caller at Marshfield Saturday. The cheese factory runs full blast now receiving 3,500 pounds of milk daily. Mrs. Thomas Smith packs household goods and plans to move to Kato Wisconsin next week. The cheese factory received a mothlog bird whistle for fire uses. Rud Mauer becomes foreman of the silver mill replacing Cleve land who left for Antigo. Men work overhauling the planing mill with start in ten weeks.
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Gust Brooks
Marshfield
Thomas Smith
Kato
Wis
Rud. Mauer
Cleveland
Antigo
Fenwood Lumber Co
Spencer Social Notes and Obituary Fragments
Miss Mary Hanson visited Miss Cannon at Neillsville over Sunday. Miss Jug Cannon went to Rock Falls Friday to visit the Ingham family. J D Graves and family drove to Loyal Sunday to spend the day with relatives. Mrs W G Parks and son Kern of Phillips are guests of her parents C Loveland and wife Leroy Williams and nice Miss Effie attended the Home Coming at Mayville last week. Miss Genevieve Ackerman returned Saturday from an extended visit at Loyal and Greenwood. Mrs W S Doolittle and Miss Lila Wendell spent Sunday at the home of their aunt Mrs F Stranb near Unity. The Misses Mary and Dore Lundchl of Abbotsford visited their sister Mrs F W Heath here Tuesday afternoon. Galispy W Wendell died Saturday afternoon Aug 8th of acute indigestion while at his store born at Newburg Wisconsin April 1851. About thirty years ago he moved to Spencer and engaged in blacksmithing. He continued in that business until several years ago when he moved to his farm one and one half miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scheschi
Geo Spang
Wm. Klein
Marshfield
Spang
Claud Lee
Wm. Wenzel
Lee
Dakota
Chas
Pray
Severin's Hall
Fenwood Lumber Co
Gust Brooks
The
Produce Co
R.A. Kalbskoff
Fenwood
Wisconsin
Brinkman Zebsdat Mercantile Co
Graves Hardware
Mary A. Wendell
This Place
Jabez Damon
Laurel
Wis
W. S. Doolittle
Lila Wendell
Lancaster
Wendell
Methodist Church
Tier
Spencer
M. E
C. M. Christaigsen
Ladies Aid Society
M. W. A. R.nla
WG. Tul
W. R.C
Doolittle
Lillian Smith
la Crosse
Royer Smith
Connorsville
la Fever
Plymouth
Chase Row
Seymour
Straub
Unity
Genevieve Ackerman
Loyal and
Greenwood
F. Stranb
Galispy W. Wendell
Newburg
Washington O
Minnesota
bin Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metropolitan Commercial College
National Bank Building
Red Wing
Minnes
Pini Street
Commercial Department
Gregg Institute
Gregg
Christensen
Miss Snyder
G. M. Langum
Bethel
Hattie Johnson
Eid
Mikkelson
George Cole
Carl Phillips
Verna McIntosh
Lodi
F. W. Greenman
Ohnstead
Nora Harvey
Wisconsin Tract Society
Grand Rapids
Percy
Mr. Gleffe
Prof. Spauldings
Elda
McReynolds
Norman Hallock
Loyal
H. Johnson
G. Eyers
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
John Davis
N. E. Hillebert
Lindsey Telephone Co
Lindsey
Grandma J. Hillebert
Roges
Boms
Egner
Mike Duvall
A.S. James
Joe Scheschi
Montana
John Egger
Egger
Duvall
F. E. Sullivan
Lena
Caroline Nishti
Chicago
Ole Wangstad
Cambridge
Jule Christopherson
Ole
Eddie Christopherson
W. E. Hargrave
4. W Hargrave
Cokato, Minn
Wayne Snyder
Fond Dulac
William H. Snyder
Henry Earl
Mill Creek Creamery
Ang. Hanneman
Albert Wilcott
Ruplinger
F. F. Sullivan
W. G. Parks
Kern
Phillips
C. Loveland
Leroy Williams
Nice
Effie
Mayville
Mary
Dore Lundchl
Abbotsford
F. W. Heath
Sunny Side
Farm House
Girisonson
Abe
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