Legislative contest in Marathon county race gains tempo
The race for the first assembly district seat between Gilbert Vandercook of Spencer and Alfred Cook of Unity moves toward a legislative handover next week. Testimony on illegal votes and funding in campaigning will be debated as judges and attorneys argue over procedural rights and new measures. Judge BE. C. Pora of the city serves as one attorney in the Vandercook defense.
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Nosembly
Marathon County
Gilbert Vandercoukt
Spencer
Alfred Cook
Unity
Segislante
Cook
Vandercook
BE. C. Pora
Vandercuols
Sureties for Wood County Officers Take Office June Seventh
A Wood County report lists 18 county officer bonds to be taken on Monday June seventh. Bonds range from 500 to 90 000 with named sureties including Ring Lug Jr Hill Wipperman and Cady among others. The piece notes an impending push by the Retail Grocers and General Merchants Association to reform exemption laws governing wages and homestead protections, predicting strong opposition and potential changes.
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Wood County
James McLaughlin
B. W. Ring
Jacob Lug, Jr
G. BL. Hill O. J. Tew
J. A. Gaynor
Geo. M. Mill
Edward $. Renne
D. Witter
T. Garmoo
John Daly
Retail Grocers and General Merchants Association of
Wisconsin
Webler
Praise for Dr Powell as he moves practice to new city
The Stevens Point Journal notes the removal of Dr W S Powell from Stevens Point to a city where he will set up at C A Goons livery stable. The veterinary is praised for excellent service and Frost of Almond commends his strong grasp of charges and skill.
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W. S. Powell
Stevens Point
Stevens Point Journal
Marshfield Times
C. A. Goon
Powell
Assemblyman Frost
Almond
Boy Killed in Feed Cutter Accident at Sherry
Charles Luther a twelve year old resident of Sherry died from injuries in a feed cutter incident. Two older brothers and another worker were operating the machine when a crank came loose, sending a bar into the cutter. The blade severed scalp and skull, and Dr. Lathrop arrived too late. The boy died at St Joseph’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Luther
Sherry
Lathrop Wre
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fire Destroys Blacksmith Shop in Marathon City
A blaze at Rosenow Bros. blacksmith shop in Marathon City early Thursday destroyed the shop and heavily damaged the adjacent Rosenow general store and Mehener warehouse. Cause unknown though rumors of incendiary intent surface. no fire prior in the shop stove. Estimated damage about 4000 dollars, with partial insurance coverage.
Auger Hole Mystery Solved at First National Bank
A New Year’s Day repair at First National Bank revealed an inch auger hole bored through the front rose beneath the glass. Wright Manufacturing had measured for new sash. Penning took the measurements, making the bore necessary to gauge sash thickness, ending the mystery as a harmless construction prank.
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First National Bank
Jane
Wright Manufacturing Company
Jon Penning
New Year's Musicale Highlights Local Talent
Mr and Mrs W D Connor hosted a New Year's musicale for about five with a strong program. Grand Rapids guest Mrs Isaac P Willer performed two instrumental pieces with encores. Eleven year old Myroo Tack debuted publicly on violin delivering a remarkably graceful performance. Refreshments followed as the eclectic program featured solos duets and a reading by Mrs Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Connor
Isaac PB. Willer
Grand Rapids
Myroo Tack
T. A
Joez Hiemna
Liberal Dividend Expected by Creditors for Creamery Co
Trustees A Noll and Wm Elm of Richfelt and Christ Jacobson of Nasonville prepare to pay a dividend to creditors of Holcomb Dobratz Lundt Creamery Co. about 30 percent of claimed faces. The Kiondike property was sold to Jennings Brothers for 2440 dollars, enabling the distribution. Creditors praise the trustees for their capable performance amid previously deemed worthless claims.
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A. Noll
Wm. “Elm
Richfelt
Christ Jacobson
Nasonville
Holcomb, Dobratz & Lundt Creamery Co
Kiondike Creamery
Jennings Brothers
Wild cat terror spurs hunt near Richfield
The Fulweilers and Strensest hunters killed the largest wild cat seen in the city after a long chase. The animal menaced a small farm near Richfield with remains of deer and stock found along its trail. Dolph Rolweilee tracked it by Yellow River near Big Boil Falls where it was killed. County bounty totals 32 dollars split between state and county, lower than nearby counties offering 6 to 10 dollars.
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Richfield
Ameller
Evitemee
Dolph Rolweilee
Big Boil Falls
Yellow River
Lecture invitation sale at 3 Shverin's hardware store
Fraternity members may obtain invitations for the memory lecture on January 10 by requesting them through the lodge. Invitations are to be sealed and sent out by the members at ALC, 3 Shverin's hardware store.
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Danary
Shverin
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Rose Brothers
Wing’s Drug Store
Marshfield
Hack and Brougham
Harry Bayne
Dr. Powell
Marathon City
Tharedax Borptog
Mr. and
Ra. W. D. Connor
Schumhan
P. Witer
Valse Arabesque
Sliss Winch
Masons
Peter J. Kraus
Nollt’s
Marshfield, Wis
Wisconsin Hoop Company
Wright Mf’g. CO
The
Marshfield Hardware Co
Sexton Bros
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