Election of Circuit Judge in Marshfield Time
The Marshfield Times notes Judge Charles M. Webb’s current term expires January 1903 and his reelection chances appear strong. Nomination papers are circulating across the circuit, with Webb’s long service, fairness, and industry praised by the bar and many citizens. no rival candidates are mentioned.
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Charles M. Webb
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Wood
Portage
Waupaca
Adams
Webl
Webb
Reading of The Little Minister draws large Elk series crowd
The Monday night reading of The Little Minister by MM Sibel Garehall Beecher at the armory, third Elk lecture event, drew a very large audience and earned hearty applause. Mrs. Beecher's favored interpretation and praise from admirers followed by a dancing party with Adams' orchestra.
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MM Sibel Garehall Beecher
Armory
Avery
Christian Ov
Geraldt
Cor Saltonstall
Lila Tyler Gates
Ralph Binghem
John Juno's Place Burns in North Side Fire
A Monday night blaze at John Juno's building on the north side destroyed second story furnishings while stock and fixtures on the first floor saloon survived. Firefighters, aided by city teams, battled the flames but delays in securing a team hindered swift containment. Insurance on building and contents is about 1450. Owner plans rebuilding. incident underscores need for ready horse teams.
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John Juno
John Trubler
Trubler
Juno
Joseph Filuma
Tae Blodgett
Manstum Iloase B
Aba
Fire Department
John PL Hume
Fred Dol
Jeity
Militia Company A Plans Two Winter Entertainments
Militia Company A prepares two events this winter including an members and veterans only entertainment from a recruiting contest won by Arnett's division. A masquerade ball follows on January 28 with four cash prizes, music by Adams orchestra, tumbling act by star tumblers, and ample comfort for dancers. Also promoting Wenzel & Wenzel's fresh and salt meats for market.
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Company A
Rowe
Haebig
Arnett
Lieut. Kisten
Serge T. McLees
Corporal Rowe
Liew Meyers
Prosperity bank sight draft and New Year greetings
The item notes a sight draft from the Bank of Prosperity to the National Bank of Fortune signed by C W Dewey of Rockford Tilinoix now a wholesale lumber dealer and former Marshfield resident. It mentions impending Northwest mail service on the Marshield Princeton branch and delays in main line mail, plus local residence updates, a Belvidere Flats reference, a liquor bottle sale at Kampsteen, and John H White entering life insurance with Northwestern Mutual Life. Frank Zeek promotes jewelry and clock repairs.
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Bank of Prosperity
National Bank of Fortune
Happy Days
C. W. Dewey
Rockford
Tilinoix
Dewey
Marshfield
Marshield
Princeton
Dirk
John H. White
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
White
Frank II, Zeek
Beell to Weet Parker in January Catch Match
Arrangements are made for a catch as catch can wrestling match between Beell of this city and Harvey Parker the Indiana lightweight. The bout is set for the evening of January 27 with a hot contest expected.
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Fred Beell
This City
Tharvey Parker
Indiana
Store Changes at L Brill's Son as Warner Departs
Pred B. Warner who managed the L Brill's Son store since its founding here is no longer connected with the business. E P Berdie now has complete charge of the store.
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Pred B. Warner
L. Brill
EP. Berdie
Farmers Institute Session in Armory Held January 30 31
Farmers invited to attend in the armory for two days of entertaining and instructive sessions in county farming. The program features a fine musical and literary lineup and a cooking school for ladies. All farmers urged to be present.
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Farmers’ Institute
Armory
Depew and Bridsa at Home during Promising Final
Senator Depew entertains in New York while Mrs Depew endures seasickness from the prolonged journey. The visit to Europe noted, with observations on liberalis about love and nations. Abridged remarks reflect on marriage plans and a quoted price figure of $4,000,080 amid festive mood.
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Cratncey
Depew
Alekwesa
Rene
Lieutenant Charged With Sending Obscene Card
Tol W. Starke of the Virginia regiment was arrested in Richmond by a U S Marshal on charges of sending obscene literature through the mails. An advertising card insulting President Roosevelt was mailed about a month ago. Starke was released on bail. he has been active in the community and volunteered for service.
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MUU
Matto
Jim
Tichmond
Tan
W. Starke
Virginia Regiment
United States
Bendit
Richmond
Roosevelt
Starke
W With
Waite House
Booker Washington
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