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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
12
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Miss Nellie Marchand risks her life to warn Professor Stewart as Indians attack a western field expedition. The curator survives, aided by her bravery and later rekindles romance when they reunite at camp after a tense escape. Their moment is celebrated by Anna Bentley's narration.
Spencer news recounts county board meeting travel and visits by residents to Hem fork Withee Abbotsford Rib Lake and Greenwood. Installations of M W A R N A G A R officers, weddings, church services and school weather impacts, with plans for Roller rink openings and Stratford Band practice noted among community events.
Elda Petterson hosted Sunday night activities while Ray Gepner assists Mrs. Walters and John Evers I works for John Painton. M W A plans a Feb 12 mask ball with prizes. a Basket Social and dance to aid a sick neighbor is slated for Friday the 15th. Installations and officer elections occurred for M W A and R N A with varied attendance due to cold. Local members and guests, including Stratford and Edgar visitors, are noted along with upcoming sales and dances.
Mr Ohm served as Hewitt caller Sunday while Louis Ley installed a milk heating system at his creamery. Rumors say Frank Weister may leave town but has not yet. Gonering and Bloom of fonday Lee met Jno Gonering last week. Jno Gonering and Jno Reinert plan to cut their ice supply for next summer. Treasurer Ino Kolbeck fixed January 14 15 28 and 29 as tax receipt dates for Marshfield town hall. Charles W Schroeder had a runaway near Klondize Sunday with a broken tig but no injuries occurred.
Emil Lindow and Charles Guk took a job hauling cord wood in the northern part of Freemont. Martin Bresemann, a well known farmer near Lynn, was sick with heart trouble but much improved. Peter Cramer and Edward Ingle discussed placing a Huss litter carrier with W Albrecht. Herman Bulgrin of Nasonville runs a cream roust through eastern town. A telephone line through the area would be welcome. A dance and midnight supper were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A P Stone in honor of a visiting brother at the Wausau business college, with Herman Jensen providing music.
Preaching at the M E church is planned for next Sunday January 17. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Ed Van Voorhis on Wednesday January 13. John Klumb lost a horse last week to distemper and has another sick. Mr Snider and family, Miss G Christopherson and Ed of Arpin were seen on Sunday. An entertainment at the M E church was postponed to next Saturday evening. Mr Turner and T Curtin visited John Gadson Saturday. Turner plans to move his family to Arpin soon.
The Marsh City Common Council met in the city hall with Mayor Roddis presiding. Aldermen present included Tents Niksial Galland Verney Elmer Lundgre Jung and Marx with various members absent. A motion to grant the petition to the Chetan and Abel Co. for electrical work was debated and seconded and referred for consideration.
City officials address faulty sewer connections on Central Avenue and North side hazards. A resignation of the constable is accepted and replacement appointed. Licenses for John Schmitt and John Haag are reviewed and granted. Council approves park and road fund disbursements tied to public works and street maintenance.
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