Spencer Town Notes Chronicle Busy Week
Town of Spencer reports Chas Cramer traveled to Wausau on official business and Thomas Dowd conducted business at Marshfield. Rains improved pastures and crops. many attended a wild west show and a birthday party for Miss Maggie Bradley. Gypsies briefly entertained, while weddings and dances enlivened the community.
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Spencer
Chas, Cramer
Wausau
Thomas Dowd
Marshfiel
Marshfield
Hall's Catarrh Cure oath and local notices in Toledo 1886
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo offering one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured Hall's Catarrh Cure claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family pills and various local society notes including visits and a Fourth of July celebration planned in Spencer.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cuensy & Co
Fire destroys saw mill near Eau Pleine river bridge
A blaze swept the Linster Welter saw mill south of the Eau Pleine river bridge. Sparks from a steamed up stack likely started the fire. Neighbors saved 200000 feet of logs and most buildings though 10000–12000 feet of lumber near the mill and the mill itself were lost. Loss estimated at $3000. no insurance carried.
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Bre
Linster& Welter
Gus Lucter- Band
Chas. Kilmann
Plumbers and Doctors Agree to This Remedy Claim
A 19th century patent remedy ad promotes Rego Tonic Laxative Syrup as curing most diseases by preventing bowel constipation. It pitches doctors and plumbers in agreement, stating nine tenths of humanity’s diseases stem from constipation and sells the syrup for 25 cents via Henry Horn, druggist.
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Henry Horn
Dregzist
Wedding and fair scenes plus dairy notes in Oneida region
A local page reports Miss Mabelle Murgatroyd wed Pliny Farr at a Grand Rapids preacher’s home with Rev. Peterson officiating. Guests dined well before the couple’s Chicago-bound trip via Northwestern. Other items list Miss McNicol in Grand Rapids, Sherry business, a new Maple Ver dam project, Alberts Creamery milk intake, Dassan & Bloch store carpenters, a cow destroying a sale book, a Boynton grove picnic and Cameron park fireworks. Also an ad notes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Kamps drug store with testimonials from J R Rhea Capell Tex.
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Miss McNicol
Grand Rapids
Frank Merrill
Sherry
Mr. McNicol
Maple
John Flanagan
Boynton's Grove
Cameron Park
Nasonville July Fourth Woodmen Hall Event Anticipated
Sa u l Wilcott ne w dwelling move complete. Nasonville Woodmen's hall gathering planned for July 4. Mr Becker, local cheese maker, installed a new home telephone last Monday. Georgie Steitz, son of Mr and Mrs Geo Steitz, died Tuesday from typhoid fever. August Michaelski took possession of the saloon and store formerly run by J P Kraemer last Wednesday. Farmers around here purchased new hay loaders and hay tedders this season. A dramatic lightning display lit the sky last Tuesday night. Town Board of Review met at Town Clerk H Ebbe's home Monday but adjourned to July 15 due to delays in law blanks and assessor duties. Connor Lumber Co invites inspection of stock.
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Georgie Steitz
Geo. Steitz
August Michaelski
J. P. Kraemer
Board of Review
H. Ebbe
Loyal visitors, Fourth of July plans spark Loyal event
Dr J Richmond and wife visited Milwaukee last week. Miss Allman of Marshfield and Miss Hungerford of Nasonville visit Loyal. Holiness Association services draw good attendance at M E church. Marshfield folks invited to Loyal for an all day Fourth program. Rural mail routes planned from the office. Editor D W Richardson ill. Dr J Richmond toured sanitarium but left before treatment.
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Loyal
J. Richmond
Milwaukee
Nellie Hungerford
Nasonville
E.tucker
Inez Metzger
Martin and
Rose
M. E. Church
Holiness Association
Marshfield
D. W. Richardson
The
Loyal Tribune
Waukesha
Vic
Working Night and Day Dr King New Life Pills Ad
The busiest and mightiest little thing ever made, Dr King New Life Pills, transform weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. They build up health and cost 25 cents per box, sold by Sexton Bros.
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Dr. King
Sexton Bros
Presbyterian church dedication draws large local crowd
The dedication of the Presbyterian church drew a large crowd with eloquent addresses by Rev. J. C. Smith Synodical superintendent of missions and Rev. J. Patch, S.A. Martin and Mrs. 8. A. Martin. Mrs. Herman Jantz entertains her mother. Miss Alma Hoesington leaves for Prairie du Chien after teaching here. Frank Parks trips to Prentice on business. Manage Parks of Middleton visits his brother. Miss Caroline Lusk of Lake Mills visits parents. The board of review met Monday and adjourned to July 15. Kitty Bever of Grand Rapids visits as national fraternal league council to be established locally. Cole’s Laxative Liver Pills advertised.
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Sherry
Herman Jantz
Frank Parks
Prentice
Manage Parks of
Middleton
Caroline Lusk
Lake Mills
Kitty Bever
Grand Rapids
Alma Hoesington
Prairie du Chien
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Smith
North Rock Dairy and Local Updates
Linda Bruhn learns cheese making at Nasonville creamery. Andrew Kohl helped with hay loaders and feeders. The creamery paid 77 cents per 100 pounds of milk for May. Ferdinand Reidle builds kitchen addition to his home. Anton Hanson reports a pig with two noses and four ears. two noses and three ears noted before disposal of the animal.
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Te Creamery
Ferdinand Reidle
Anton Hanson
Hanson
Short Jaunts For Busy People brochure details summer resorts
A catalog issued by the Chicago and Northwestern Bay outlines nearby summer resorts with hotel and boarding house listings, railroad and hotel rates, and requests a 2 cent stamp for delivery. Also advertised is a 160 acre dairy farm in Milladore, Wisconsin, fenced with 100 acres cleared, balance pasture, stock and machinery, inquiry at 30 Vine St, City.
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Chicago & Northwestern Ba Y
W. B
Kuiskern
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
Milladore
Wis
Vine St
City
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Maggie Bradley
Mrs. S Bradley
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Anna Newman
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Cole
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Guy Blaisdell
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Albert Butters
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Jefferson County
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W.H. Short
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Coxnor Retain Lumber Co
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Rumenopp
Kalliath
J. Christensen
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Schultz
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R. O. Bell
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George Wood
Medford
Joseph
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Jack Moon
Mike Weinfurtner
Mr. Machilihatten
Miss Jane Harding
John Damon
Athens
Misa Vernie Richerdson
D. V. Richerdson
Schwiekel
Staadt Saloon
Alberts Creamery Co
John Sanders
Dassan & Bloch
J. R. Rhea
Cappell
Tex
Kamps Drug Store
Bakerville
Saul Wilcott
Mr. Becker
Connor Rerar Lumber Co
Mary Allman
Geo. Green
National Fraternal League
North Rock
Linda Bruhn
Andrew Kohl
Aml
Jim Denpe
Pace
Jim
Peter J. Kraus
Union Hat Co
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B. Elvis
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Sweetland
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Musical Courier
Alice Smythe Burton
Popular Pianiste and Composer Factory
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