Fire destroys Greeingsinger block drug store blaze shocks city
Fire at the Greissinger block drug store owned by A M Greissinger ignites from an overturned alcohol lamp in a cellar can. Four streams of water and help from volunteers save Wm Not Hardware Co and nearby rooms. Losses include A A Anderson millinery stock and other goods. building insured, repairs planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW. Guckhaus & Son
Gruissinger
Wm. Not Hardware Co S. Glory
Bris. G. Anderson
A. AL. Greissinger
Singer
Max Searry T
Clark
Che van
Mr. Sgarzynsk
A. Hall
BM. W. Av
Totalnational Woodworkers’ Union
Knights of the Maccabees and Woodmens’ Aid Society
W. A
Greissinger
Greistinger
Phoenix
York
Germantown
Gerawn
Wis
Northwest National
Milwauker
Furnitura
Wm. Notl Hardware Co
Noll
Wm. Nell Hardware Co
Two 44 Year Olds Celebrate Surprise Birthday Party
The Times recounts a late night surprise party on the Steinmetz home’s front yard for alderman Steinmetz age 44, with about 40 couples attending. Refreshments, music, and dancing marked the cheerful event, followed by a Monday visit to celebrate John Tivion's birthday, also age 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Steinmetz
Steinmen
John Tivion
Steinmers
Erion
Notice of Pardon Application by James Murrow
James Murrow will apply to the Governor of Wisconsin at Madison on January 1 or after for a pardon. He was convicted of highway robbery on the ath of November 1804 in Wood County Wisconsin. Asus Sorrow.
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Central Ave
Marshfeld Pre Company
K.a.upham
Frank Lueckembuck
Cole Wagurgy
Tueir
James Murrow
Wisconsin
Madison
Wood
Asus
Tom Gordon's odd escape tale at Wood County border
The article follows a drifted, unnamed Tom Gordon from Wood County as he wanders after release from a Grand Rapids sentence. He attempts theft in a store, is caught, then expelled from town. A Marshfield stop involves shoplifting pants, later traced to Kraus & Kraus. Townspeople note his recurring misfortune and unlikely return to jail.
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Tom Gordon
Wood County
Tom
Grand Rapids
Gale
Lovis
Tom Wg
Kraus
Griffin
Sheety
Belore
Dinner at Camp Hayward Among Log Camp Loggers
A writer and guests share a hearty meal at J. W. Hayward’s logging camp along the Texas and Southeastern railroad. Hayward contracts with Upham Manufacturing for about 43 million feet this winter, with 800,000 feet already landed. Crew size and camp life are described, praising the camaraderie and rustic hospitality delivered by Hayward’s team and his oldest daughter.
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Nore Long
Winnie DeGrot
J. W
L Hayward
Upham Manufacturing Co
Robins
Ne. Hayward
Hayward
Morta
Dress Flannels and Mens Winter Wear at Low Prices
All wool dress flannels 23 cents per yard and full widths. All wool dress camels hair shawls listed at 8.50 to 7.95 for fine pieces. Mens winter suits in good styles from 4.95 to 8.75. Frieze Ulsters storm collar heavy coats $8.00. Kersey overcoats blue or black with velvet collar offered.
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Breissinger
Gentry Avenue
Backhins & Son
Messrs
Buekhwus & Soucarr
Wgeuhee
Brooklyn
N. W. Motual
Milwaukee
Hester
New York
Security
Connecticut
Grelaginger
Grosssinger
Camp Hayward
Alway
Tora
Lake View
Elgar
Ie Marvel
Ladies Cloaks
New Orleans
UPHAM
Wabae
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