Loyal Tribune clash over quote triggers editorial rebuttal
The Times of Marshfield rebukes the Loyal Tribune for a disputed quotation and defends city authorities amid post festival pickpocket reports. It notes new city hall furniture arriving, hiring Louis Schubert as policeman and janitor, and outlines upcoming teachers’ institute and examinations in 1962 and 1901. A Sherry Wisconsin notice seeks return of a two year old heifer with stub horns and a slit ear.
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Louis
Schubert
Sherry
Purnity
Wis
Editor William Hill Wins Divorce Amid Cruelty Charge
A divorce granted to editor William Hill of Bara boo cites cruel and inhuman treatment alleging he was led from a saloon by the ear. The case suggests the temperance backdrop may have influenced the proceedings. A Colby farmer found a hail stone containing an embedded rock, a mystery. July first brings many business changes as saloon licenses expire. Brackendorf leaves, Pommer opens a restaurant, Loandgrin moves his tailor shop, and Eiche quits.
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William 8. Hill
Baraboo
Hill
Colby
John Brackendorf
Peter Pommer
Brackendorf
Charles Loandgrin
Neighborhood Party for P X Natzke Draws Large Local Attendance
A large Sunday gathering at John Hoops home celebrated the visit of P X Natzke, brother of Mrs Hoops, with games, a grand supper, and a lavish luncheon. Guests included Rev and Mrs Aug Imm and many neighbors and friends, with Miss Lydia Hoops and others serving.
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John
Hoops
P. X. Natzke
Pabst
Dev Duckuck Weiss
Lydia Hoops
Lena Meeler
Annie Schwantes
Aug
Griepentrog
Charles
Griepentrox
John Hoops
John Keefe
Frank Kraemer
Aug. Kroll
Frank Kurth
H. J. Natzke
John Neidlein
Herm. Prehn
August Praestock
Herman Plath
Gottfrey Rindfieisch
Emma
Ida
Boritzke
Mary Ehlers
Hulda Hildebrandt
Martha Kammur
Emmi Koch
Laura Kraemer
Lena Muviler
Emma Math
Emma Proeftock
Anna Schwantes
Ella
Francis Stoltenow
da Strege
Messers
Ferdinand Griepentrog
Otto Plathner
Charles Hildebrandt
A. W. Hoops
Henry Hoops
William Mueller
P. W. Nateke
Frank
Herman Neumann
Harry Prehn
Wilbert Proefrock
August
Edward
William Sitemann
Max Stolrenow
Tom Saylor
Stratford News Short Items and Local Happenings
Stratford reports Rozellville callers Strat ford and Jno Camil last Monday. Chas Hicks and Henry Hicks left for LaCrosse. Harry Kohl takes butcher job for Len Sargent. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lane Jewell last Sunday weighing ten pounds. R Connor Co bargain sale last week. Dr Wahl visiting relatives, to return soon. Mrs J C Kieffer Auburndale visiting relatives here. Miss Linzie Haas Hud caller Tuesday en route to Aniwa. Stratford brass band holds Saturday concerts with weekly improvement. One opening ball at Peter Stradhota’s last Saturday night well attended. band provided music. Henry Seip had neck kink removed Saturday night, tolerating the pain.
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Chas. Hicks
Henry
LaCrosse
Harry Kohl
Len Sargent
Lane Jewell
R. Connor Co
Dr. Wahl
J. C. Kieffer
Auburndale
Linzie Haas
Hud
Aniwa
Wis
Stratford
Peter Stradhota
Stratford Brass Band
Local notes from Stratford and McMillan area rambles
Miss Edna Hopkins left for Neenah last Saturday with Johnnie Fahey. Otto Reinecke departs to Answa, Peter Strachota opens Kohl saloon and livery in Stratford. Mrs. Theresa Hoffman dies aged 65 at Strat ford with five children. Fenwood beats Athens 16 to 14 in ball. Main street grows as Stratford positions as regional business center. Juglars society holds open air concert. Two work trains near Eau Pleine bridge ready to finish in about two weeks. Stratford creamery starts with 276 pounds of milk, expect patronage to grow. Several locals travel for the Fourth, others work on farms and mills. A tornado strikes the area, McMillan engine house destroyed, a cow killed, and debris scattered. storm one of the hardest in years.
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Geo. Dayes
Henry Seip
Fenwood
Athens
Stratford
McMillan
Bakerville Notes On Local Work And Visits
John Behnke completes barn enclosure and shingling. Kaufmann, Chris Peterson and Frank Merrill market large strawberry loads. Hans Ebbe and family return to Waupacs after extended visit with Bakerville relatives. Prof. Frank Lenschen of Bakerville schools visits Milwaukee accompanied by one of J P Krasmer’s daughters.
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Derman Kaufmann
Chris Peterson
Frank Merrill
Hans Ebbe
Waupacs
Frank Lenschen
Bakerville
Milwaukee
J.P. Krasmer
Local Builders Advance New Dwellings and Projects
Martin H Jensen builds a new addition enclosed and shingled, while Vannedom of Marshfield erects a residence for Mrs Leo Tredan on a farm southwest of Marshfield. School treasurers elected in Dist 2 and Dist 3, plus wells drilled by Otto and Walter Peterson. Funds sought for a parsonage near Nasonville for Pastor Martin Bunge. Stone piers begun for a West Branch steel bridge amid quicksand. Wallace circus drew large crowds though some called the side show indecent. Road work on the corduroy road north toward Bakerville to start soon, improving access with drier weather.
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Martin H. Jensen
Vannedom
Marshfield
Leo Tredean
Thomas Thompson
Dist
Math Jonas
Otto
Walter Peterson
Walter
West Branch
Local notes from Auburndale and area
Mc Root does carpentry in Bakerville. Mrs Jamison visited town Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Radcliff of Dakota visits cousin Mrs Fred Clark. Warry Walsh sells out stock at cost. Mrs J Howe offers sewing at home. A dozen men nearly finish the church unveiling. Dr S M Small and family expect to move away. Mr and Mrs Bert House left for Missouri. School meeting passed quietly. H Lamb elected treasurer and Ross Hart director to fill one year. George Thierbold left for Chicago. Dan Provo visiting his mother. H Provorts at Portland, Oregon, family to follow. John Smith opened a new saloon at the Smith house. Norwegian Lutheran church struck by lightning. steeple and northwestern corner damaged.
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S. M. ‘Small
Bert House
Missouri
H. Lamb
Ross Hart
Auburndale
George Thierbold
Chi
Dan Provo
Park Falls
Probate notice in Grand Rapids on estate of Margaretha Specht
County court in Fron ten directs creditors of Margaretha Specht deceased to file claims for examination and allowance by January 7 in Grand Rapids. All debts and claims against the estate will be presented, examined, and adjusted at the regular probate term. Notice to publish four consecutive weeks in Marshfield Times. Grand Rapids Wis July 2. John A. Gaynor County Judge.
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Fronnte
Margaretha Specht
Eric Margaretha Specht
John Pewrock
Margareth Specht
Grand Rapids
Raid
Marshfield
Aras
Wis Joly
Jobn A. Gaynor
Our New Quarters Opens At Expanded Store
Last week we announced our stock would move into the former K Smuckler building and now we are domiciled in new quarters ready to serve patrons. The store offers a light roomy space with added stock and new surroundings inviting shoppers for gent’s and ladies’ furnishings at fair prices.
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K. Smuckler
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