Bonds Approved and County Officials Bond Details
County officers elected last fall filed and had bonds approved. Phil J. Bean, county treasurer, bonded for 90000 with numerous sureties. Geo. W. Davis, county clerk, 20000. A. K. Bever, circuit court clerk, 5000. Julian T. Welch, sheriff, 5000 with four bondsmen. Ross B. Andrews, district attorney elect, 1000. W. S. Powell, register of deeds, 3000 with two sureties. Also Supreme Court of Wisconsin decision forcing Madison to revoke saloon licenses violating ordinances. In other news, James Nichols killed in Trempealeau county runaway. Mrs. Hayter injured. Wood County Farmers Institute at Nekoosa Jan 31–Feb 1. Marathon Institute at Edgar Jan 17–18.
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Phil. J. Bean
F. J. Wood
E. Roenius
GM. Hill
J. C., Bell
A. G. Ridgman
L. M. Nash
Edward Tyneh
Isaac FP. Witter
Ef., Wood
G. M. Hill
Wm. Gross
Flw. Kenge
J. A. Cohen
A. T., Gross
A. K. Bever
S. A. Spafford
Julian T. Welch
W. W. Noll
Wm. Weavel
Eli Crotteau
W. F. Dixon
Atty
Ross B. Andrews
R. L. Kraus
Geo. H. Reynolds
W. 5. Powell
Register of Deeds
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Madison
F. T. Galpin
W. J. McKay
Henry Niebuhr
Mahalia
Niebuhr
Galpin
McKay
Common Council
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
James Nickals
Winona
Trempealeau County
Nichols
Mr. Nickals
Wood County Farmers Institute
Nekoosa
L. E. Scott
Stanley
L. P. Martiny
Chippewa
C. E. Matteson
Pewaukee
Emma Conley
Wausau
Cep. McKerrow
Marathon County Institute
Edgar
Valentine Party by St Albans Guild
St Alban’s Guild invites the public to a Valentine party at the home of Mrs C E Blodgett on Monday February 1 afternoon and evening. A fine supper will be served and a post office with a large variety of valentines for sale will be available.
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St. Alban’s Guild
C. E. Blodgett
Malvern Audiences Laud Miss Hinman In Compliment Note
In a December 20 1906 Malvern Iowa complimentary notice the Schubert Symphony Club praised Miss Arlie Hinman of the city for a masterful performance as monologist. The piece described Atta the bass voice, Miss Schoield violin, Mr Purcell on the violin, and the overall show as warm, natural, and a memorable epic of the “Spoiled Hat” with audiences lingering over the lively entertainment.
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Schubert Symphony Club
Malvern
Iowa
Arlie Hinman
Lowell
Prison likely for Edee after Jan twenty sixth hearing
William F Edee slated to plead guilty to stealing three gold watches and other jewelry from a Wausau residence and be sentenced to Waupun for years He is an old timer who has served two prior terms at Waupun for burglary The case reveals local misidentification and a later police check leading to a Miss Jennie Fellows a Wausau teacher identified on a watch Factory changes at Milladore as A J Empey sells to B Be Pitt who plans modern upgrades and reopening Beneficiaries include Milladore farmers and business men Piles relief offered by Dr Shoop s Magic Ointment Sexton Bros
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William F. Edee
Griffin
Wausau
Waupun
Edee
Hdue
Jennie Fellows
Milladore
A. J. Empey
B. Be. Pitt
Carson
Postponed hearing on Arthur Koch embezzlement charge
Examination of Arthur Koch at Wausau before Judge Marchetti was postponed from Thursday to this Wednesday due to the new district attorney F. P. Regner needing time to review county board matters. The exam will be held today.
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Arthur Koch
Wausau
Bailey & Son begin drilling new water works wells
Bailey and Son of Hillsboro, contracted for drilling at the water works station, started last week and completed the first well though progress slowed by lack of proper piping. A car load of pipes is due today and the work will accelerate. Consulting Engineer Ww. OG Kirchoffer of Madison is due Saturday to arrange the pump and motor purchase. The machinery purchase totals about 1300 dollars as the final item for the electric light and water works plant.
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3. 1
Bailey & Son
Hillsboro
Ww. OG Kirchoffer
Madison
Electric Light and Water Works
Disturbed the Congregation Advertises Eye Care and Meats
Disturbed the Congregator requests the coughing culprit to buy Foley's Honey and Tar. Sexton Bros. promote Wenzel & Wenzel meats for the best market offerings. Everything clean and sanitary. Eye Ear Nose and Throat services near the American National Bank. Eyes tested glasses fitted operations performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros
Wenzel & Wenzel’s
American National Bank
Roddis Mill Sees Heavy Season Ahead At Park Falls
The Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co big saw mill at Park Falls resumes operations after renovations. About 425 employees overall with 75 at the mill and offices and others across eight wood camps. Weather mild but cold snaps expected to speed work. manager Campbell forecasts 12 to 15 million feet cut, possibly higher. Includes local notes on Sexton Bros drug store sample offer, high school events, kidney health warnings, and home remedies.
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Roddis Mill
Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co
Campbell
Park Falls
To Break in New Shoes With Vae Allen Foot Ease
A vintage ad announces a foot powder that prevents tightness and blistering helps with swollen feet sweating and aching feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free sample by mail from A S Olmsted LeRoy Nasl 124.
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Allen's
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy
Nasl
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Tom, Hayter
Trempealuau
Centerville
Hayter
Mr. Hayter
Farmers‘ Institute
Will
States Prison
Dr. Shoop
Hollister
Juliette
Misses Red
Cora
California
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Company
J. W. Burns
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Chamberlain
Professor Simms
Stevens Point Normal
Professor Summers
Oshkosh Normal
the Athletic Association
Armory
Foley
Bright
Wenzel
Times Office
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