Juvenile Prodigy Taube Robs Stores and Sells Goods
A twelve year old girl named Qusta Taube is described as a persistent shoplifter. She operated by deceiving customers, selling stolen items at low prices, and claimed to be an orphan from Stevens Paint. Several stores report losses including M. J. Kraus & Co and Rose Brothers. Authorities plan to send her to the state reformatory after confession. Also notes the death of Albert Clark aged 87 at Nasonville after a long illness and his Civil War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qusta Taube
Stevens Paint
M. J. Kraus & Co
Rose Brothers
Wffiul Dumps Company
Jose
Bela
Urs
Wonder
Byudlun
Cearge Prekett
Wrip
Oliver Geilo
State Reformatory
James Cluck
Nusonville
Albert Clark
Nasonville
J. Young
Albert. Clark
Vermont
Narqueite County
22D Regiment
Wisconsin Volunteers
Ynutoma GA
KR. Post. Twenty Years Ago Mr. Clark Came To Nasonville
James and
Frederick Clark
E. Carpeoler
Cartwright
County Board Proceedings Redraw County Towns Map
Wood county Board of Supervisors adjourned session reformed county map creating new towns Arpin New Vesper Carey New Wood New Remington and New Seneca to align with settlement growth and enable faster building of roads schools and other facilities. A jailer salary question was rejected and standard county books were found correct. 450 copies of proceedings to be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcounty Board of Supervisors
Countty
Ines
Arpin
Vesper
New Vesper
Old Vesper
Sencte
Seneeca
New Seneca
Carey
New Wood
Wood
Nexter
Remington
New Remington
Stemington
Veddue
Reso Slutiog
B. F. McMillue
Marriage of Ex Alderman Deckert and Anna Andraska
Ex alderman B J Deckert married Anna Andraska at St John s Catholic Church by Fr John Biven in a small ceremony for relatives and friends. The couple left for Milwaukee after the ceremony on a wedding tour. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Andraska of Hewitt, is described as popular. Deckert is noted as a former meat businessman and former second ward alderman. The newlyweds were to begin their married life amid well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Andraska
B.J. Deckert
St. John's Catholic
John Biven
Thaddeus Andraska
Jos. Sekeseh
Milwaukee
Joseph Andraska
Hewitt
Kirschner && Banson
A Tour of Inspection by Wisconsin Central Officials
A Wisconsin Central business train arrived from the north last Friday evening and was transferred to Marshfeld & Southeastern for a trip to Nekoona and back Saturday morning. The three-car train carried the company’s entire business staff and directors, with officials hinting at inspecting the paper and pulp interests at the south end of the line. Central officials’ visit, previously done in smaller groups, now appears to be a broader round-up tied to potential deals on the M. & S. BE purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia Wisconsin Camm
Marshfeld & Southeastern
Nekoona
Uhre Eustert
Telp
Central
Telephone Meeting of Wood County Stocknotchers
A meeting of the Wood County Telephone stocknotchers was held in Grand Rapids to discuss construction accounts extensions and stock disposition. The line cost 5200 dollars and is expected to pay fair interest. extensions from Pittsville toward Dexterville Vedum and Progreas are planned after frost. Wisconsin River cities from Tomahawk to Portage now have independent lines, Stevens Point remains unconnected, and a Madison convention continues to influence rates. Dr. Doers, a local stockholder, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Grand Rapids
Iewis
Pittsville
Dexterville
Pax River
Aladison
Wisconsin Tlephone Company
Doers
Schwantes Case Continues In Marathon Court
The Marathon county circuit court at Wausau convened on Monday and after preliminary steps took up the state case against Frank Schwantes of Spencer charged with murdering Mr. and Mrs. Wiha Klueckow in November by burning their home. Schwantes pleaded not guilty and District Attorney Genrich, familiar with the details, requested a controvance which was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon County
Wausau
Frank Schwantes
Spencer
Wiha Klueckow
Syits
Genrich
Land purchases and sales trace old year deals and cash policy
A local buyer, HL Thustan from Walworth county, paid 3090 for 40 acres and sold 80 acres for 3000 a year later. Thustan then purchased the J. P. Jensen farm in McMillan, a 64 acre, four-room property. After March 1, the town adopts a strict cash-only policy for all purchases, no credit. Orders paid on delivery, with canned goods and groceries offered at the corner by A. Kleihuing and ELV. Kicutaky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thustan
Walworth County
Mr. Thuston
J. P. Jensen
McMillan
John Icke Visits Home to Discuss Madison Sewer Plan
John Icke, assistant to Madison city engineer, spent days with his parents here. A rising civil engineer, he will lead spring and summer work on a septic tank sewerage system and extensive paving in Madison, replacing the current chemical precipitation method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Icke
Madison
Icke
Vie Biate
Streans
Mieke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tekee
Thom Ata
Deckert
Schwantes
A. Kleihuing
Point de Paris
Venice
John Icke
First National Bank
Marshfield
Adam Aeat
WM. Gahmeiee
L. Reese
Tuol, Day, Cash
Cum's Bank
Oshkosh
Win
Leander Choate
Bray & Choate
Dabitish J
W. Cameron
Adam Hafer
Aler &'Stainched
Marahflyin
Uraweter
Ruplinger & Uthmeler
TH. Thom
Narehield
Wis
Bow. L, Reese
Marabfald
Wik
Aance
American National Bank OF
Capital
Daubier
W. D. Connor
B.D. Kraus
Arcuuota
United States
The
Johnson Mfg.Co
Neillsville
White Oak Lees
Strang
Weiland’s Laundry
Quis G. Schmidt
Geo. W. Upham
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