Notable interview sparks Bryan Dunn presidential ticket talk
In Grand Rapids two reformers, William Jennings Bryan and Monroe Dunn, discussed Dunn’s pocket ballot device with the Great Commoner. Bryan praised features as an improvement over the blanket ballot, with a comprehensive article promised in The Commoner. Anton M. Greisinger, ill for months, died in Rochester, Minnesota, and was laid to rest in Marshfield after a Catholic funeral. He was born in Austria in 1847, lived in Menominee and Milladore, moved to Marshfield in 1891, and left four children Ida Anna Flora and Anton J. of San Francisco. The community mourns as relatives from Milwaukee Manitowoc and Chicago attended. The 57th annual Wisconsin Royal Arch Masons convocation and Royal and Select Masons assembly will be in Milwaukee this week, with the Eastern Star state meeting starting Feb 21. Delegates from Marshfield lodges will attend at Masonic temple and Kibourg hall.
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William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Moncena Dunn
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Dunn
Bryan
Anton M. Greisinger
Rochester
Minn
Greisinger
Austria
Menominee
Mich
Anna Gerl
Milladore
Ida
Anna
Flora
Anton J
San Francisco
Frank Schneider
Frank Zweck
Fred Doll
Mick Michels
Otto Backhaus
Jake Kirshner
Barbra Gerl Millwaukee
Gerl Manitowoc
Andrew Gerl Manitowoc
Joe Gerl
Arthur Waubens
Anna Greisinger
Jennie Milladore
Anna Peterson Milladore
E. C. Smith
Chicago
Grand Chapter
Wisconsin
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Council
Select Masons
Milwaukee
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Kibourg Hall
West Water Street
Order
Wastern Star
Fox Scalp Bounty Dispute In Wisconsin Counties
In Wood and adjoining counties bounty payments for wolf scalps totaled hundreds of dollars in the past year. An Jackson county inquiry questioned possible payments for fox scalps without bounty. A Jackson county board resolution sent a carcass to Prof. George Waener at the University of Wisconsin Madison for species determination, who ruled it a gray fox, noting gray foxes are common in northern Wisconsin.
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Wood County
Jackson County
Rowiny
George Waener
Zoological Department of the
University At Madison
Wisconsin
Liese Buys Dartford Drug Store From Dr. Clark
William A. Liese, formerly a prescription clerk at Sexton Bros. and past year in charge of an Eau Claire drug store, has purchased Dr. C. L. Clark’s drug business in Dartford and assumed control a week ago. It is the only drug store in Green Lake County seat.
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Wm. A. Liese
Sexton Bros
Eau Claire
C. L. Clark
Dartford
Green Lake County
Liese
Kraus Brothers Purchase Colby Business Interest
Matt J. Kraus of Kraus Bros. sells his interest in the Colby general mercantile to his brother Joe Kraus and G. C. Kersten. The Kraus family plans to move to Oshkosh around March 1 as Joe resigns his current post to devote time to the business.
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Matt J. Kraus
Kraus Bros
Colby
Joe Kraus
G. C. Kersten
Oshkosh
Joe
Lathrops Travel South to Havana Cuba
A Cuba-bound letter from Dr and Mrs H A Lathrop arrives in the city noting their weeks in the south and fine weather in New Orleans versus Southern California. They left Saturday for Havana by mail steamer and plan to visit Santiago and El Caney before returning to the United States in March, with stops in Washington and New York after their Cuba visit.
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H. A. Lathrop
South
New Orleans
California
Havana
Cuba
United States
Santiago
el Caney
Washington
New York
Marshfield beer day and city news roundup
Monday marked Bock beer day at Marshfield Brewing Co with amber Ruid labeled billy goat rampart flowing across city venues. Otto Backhaus gave printers a tip of eight cents, while E Mertz from Milwaukee noted a Louisiana trip linked to Marsh, McMillan, Winch and Kal sched party. Mrs Marsh and Mrs Winch left Rayville, La for New Orleans on Feb 9 and the group planned to reunite last week, returning by week’s end. Liverymen Johnson now run a South Central avenue barn with new rigs and a funeral hearse.
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Marshfield Brewing Co
Otto Backhaus
E. Mertz
Milwaukee
Louisiana
Marsh, McMillan, Winch
Ase & Johnson
South Central Avenue
Sith
Wrecks Plague Central Line at Stevens Point and Unity
Two Central road wrecks Friday morning disrupted service. At Stevens Point a heavy freight and an extra collided, injuring several railroad workers as both engines and many cars were wrecked. A wrecking train from Abbotsford cleared the line by late afternoon. Unity saw a smaller crash that required over an hour to clear the site.
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Central Road
Stevens Point
Unity
Abbotsford
Dangerous Practice Petition Aims to Ban Children on Moving Vehicles
City bus and delivery drivers have signed a petition to urge council action at the next meeting to forbid children from catching on passing vehicles. Several injuries occurred last winter with no serious outcomes, as drivers report children jumping between rigs on Central avenue, forcing slow driving to avert accidents.
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Central Avenue
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Convocation of Masons
Ld. Krava
Dr. Price
Lathrops
Central
City Dray
Mansion House
N. A. Nielsen
Vedder
C.S. Vedder
First National Bank
Henley
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Company
John J. Mettelka
Wis
Ath Ftes
Dr. LaFranco
Big Cancer Drag
Sani Jolphia
Pas
South Central Ave
Normington Bros. Proprietors
Upham Banner Mills
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