For Sale Listings Include Team, Binder and Grass
Heavy team of horses and a nearly new survey plus a new grain binder for sale on easy terms. Hodgen in at 901 N Central Ave. Phone 534. Grass for sale east of Marshfield on Emil Frahling farm. inquire A Kleinheinz City. 20 acres of Blue Joint grass for sale with offer to give man half for work. inquire at Bembs & Storms furniture store City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgeden
N. Central, Ave
Emil Frahling
Marshfield
A. Kleinheinz
Inquirest Bembs & Storms Furniture
Bate
FOR SALE Solstein vow and farms for sale
FOR SALE Good grade Solstein vow for sale. Will be fresh milking in July. J. W. West, R. 3, Marshfield. FARMS FOR SALE Three fine 80 acre farms for sale one mile from town $25.00 to $45.00 per acre. Also some cut over hardwoods at $15.00 per acre. Rich clay loam soil. BE. Biller Glen Flora Wis. All kinds of tablet paper at the Times office in blocks of almost any size at ten cents a pound come and take your pick at 1c 2c to 6c tab if you don't want to buy it by the pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solstein
J. W. West
Marshfield
BE. Biller
Glen Flora
Wis
Times
Farm trade ad offers land and house for city property
Advertises 8 acre farm with eight room frame house and machinery, traded for income property or sold on monthly payments. Includes contact Dal Nendorfer and Bathrick at Marshfield State Bank office. Also lists ad mail for week ending June 29, 1914 with names Julia Arndsee Fred Bell Margaret Deutsch Lulu Ford E J Manison Harry Laton F McCartney Geo A McKinnon Joseph Malinski Frank Remskar Mrs L Schinder Joe Schuster W Weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal- Nendorfer & Bathrick
Marshfield
Julia Arndsee
Fred Bell
Margaret Deutsch
Lulu Ford
E. J. Manison
Harry Laton
F. ©. McCartney
Geo. A. McKinnon
Joseph Malinski
Frank Remskar
Mrs. L. Schinder
Joe Schuster
W. Weed
Warrant of attachment issued in Marshfield Justice Court
In Wood County Cuy of Marshfield, a warrant of attachment has been issued against George Cerese to satisfy S Miller’s claim of 196.29. He must appear before Justice Hugo Wegner in Marshfield by July 24, 1914 at 10 am or judgment will be rendered and his property sold to pay the debt. Dated July 3, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Cuy
Marshfield
Justice Court
George Cerese
S. Miller
Hugo Wegener
Justice of the Peace
Tor
Notice to clean catch basins in city streets
The owners or occupants of all residences connected with the city sewers are ordered to have their catch basins cleaned and all grease and refuse removed before July 10 1914 by order of the Board of Health Bate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Bate
Local Market Report Prices For Hay And Farm Goods
Local market report lists prices for hay varieties with No. 1 Timothy at 10.50 dollars per unit. Additional lines show prices for onions potatoes butter dairy pork veal beef hides and calves, plus poultry including fourtry and spring chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
House Wanted For Rent In 5 Or 6 Room Home
Small family soon coming to town seeks a 5 or 6 room rental. Classified ad from Times office notes dairy cows for sale and farm wagon, with contact details near Marshfield State Bank. Also mentions collections service and a boiler and engine for sale by A F MacFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. B
Times Office
Estate of William Kusa Probate Hearing Set
Wood County Court in Probate schedules a final accounting review for Fritz Kusa in the estate of William Kusa. The hearing will occur September 1, 1914, at 10 a.m. at the probate office in Grand Rapids. Notices will run for three weeks in Marshfield Times. County Judge W J Conway signs the order.
Estate of Elias J. Kelly Probate Hearing Notice
On July 11 1914 Elizabeth J Kelly petitioned for admin of Elias J Kelly who died intestate around May 25 1914 in Wood County Minnesota The hearing is set for September 1 1914 at 10 AM in Grand Rapids probate office Notice to interested parties is to be published in Marshfield Times for three consecutive weeks by order of Probate Judge W J Conway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
W.J. Conway
Wood County
State of
Minnesota
County of Wood
Elias J. Kelly
Elizabeth J. Kelly
County of
Wood
City of
Grand Rapids
Local Social and Economic Notes From Spencer Wis
SPENCER. Mr. and Mrs. AL Stuart returned Wednesday from Park Falls where they visited daughter Pearl Reas. Fred Reas and family went to Wild Rose for a short visit. Miss Victoria Braden of Stevens Point stayed with Mrs. J. Me Culloch. Mrs. P. Clendenning returned to Rib Lake. Elsie and Martha Fredricks went to Wausau. H R Crowell returned from several Wisconsin cities. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Mais in July. The pickle factory is being erected and farmers are raising cucumbers to supply it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Stuart
Park Falls
Pearl Reas
Fred Reas
Wild
Rose
Victoria Braden
Stevens Point
J. Me
Culloch
P. Clendenning
Rib Lake
Elsie
Martha Fredricks
Wausau
H.R. Crowell
Wisconsin
John Mais
A Good Investment by W D Magli Whitemound Wis
Whitemound Wis merchant W D Magli bought a stock of Chamberlain’s Medicine to serve customers. After receiving them he fell ill and says one small bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than the cost of the entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Saya
Hollanders Move to Rice Lake Colony and Local Visits
Auburndale Wis Mrs Johan Schultz and daughter visit with Ed ward Schultz. Mrs Schmidt attends niece’s funeral in Clark's Mills. Five Hollanders move into Rice Lake settlement with six more expected. Bernice and Edna Vanatta visited the Grube home. Louis Fuehrer bought a five passenger Maxwell from J Berdan Co. Miss Joyce Hatteberg of Marshfield visited. Chas Kennedy to Albertville for work. Born to Dr and Mrs Cox a baby girl. Conrad Heeg and Anna arrive from Chicago with nephew John Emert. Mrs E O Cady of Stevens Point visits relatives. Mrs Anna Draxler of Park Falls visiting. Geo Tremmel attends funeral of nephew Joseph Draxler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Wis
Johan Schultz
Waldo
Anna Draxler
Park Falls
Geo. Tremmel
Campbellsport
Joseph Draxler
Local visitors and rainfall impact Bethel area
Bethel residents host guests from Mill Creek and nearby towns while West Allis superintendent Prof. Jones visits on personal business. Heavy weekend rain and wind damage grains and hay fields. The Bethel church hosts missionary Mrs. W Hyatt from Claremont, South Africa, who spoke publicly and to youths. Various locals travel or update family illnesses and work plans, including Hinsdale Sanitarium, Madison Sanitarium, and a move to Alma for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Hinsdale
Ill
Hinsdale Sanitarium
G. W. Stilson
Vassar
Michigan
Mary Howell
Dorothy Wheeler
A. G. Hughes
Paul
Madison Sanitarium
Marie Lutz
Elva Palmer
Jones
Blevin Brasier
Almond
Narrow escape as horse bolts during hay work
Irene Ebbe narrowly avoided serious injuries Thursday when a horse ran away while loading hay. In Blodgett's woods, Mr. Moldenhaur and crew completed lumber sawing. E. D. Prange had a telephone pull in his cheese factory last Tuesday. P. Z. Bell lost a pig on July 9. J. A. Van Epps plans to start building a new barn next week. Christ Rasmussen has his wallet up for the new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ebbe
Mr. Moldenhaur
Blodgett
E. D. Prange
P. Z. Bell
J. A. van Epps
Christ Rasmussen
Mill Creek News Briefs Highlight Storm and Visits
Mill Creek July 18 Theodore Wondrow Martin Nelson John Behnke and John Schroeder hauled bay for Fred Gallatin last Saturday. A severe electrical storm passed through the vicinity last Sunday evening. Horn left Sunday for Fond du Lac to visit friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs John Arts are entertaining relatives from Hollandtown. Misses Lizzie and Kate Wanke and Tena Roeckline spent Sunday at Thos Horns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Theodore Wondrow
Martin Nelson
John Behnke
John Schroeder
Fred Gallatin
Horn
Fond du Lac
John Arts
Hollandtown
Lizzie
Kate Wanke
Tena Roeckline
Best Medicine in the World for Dysentery Cure
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan writes that her little girl suffered severe dysentery and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. She states it is the best medicine in the world and recommends it to all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William Orvis
Clare, Mich
Alfalfa Flourishes on Poor Ground at Miambean Farms
Grant H. Lawton, manager of the Miambean farms and dairy, reports two luxurious growth of alfalfa on ten acres planted on poor soil. The crop covers most of the ground and could yield two to three cuttings this year despite a late snow last winter. Clover also prospers on Flambeau farms, and other crops are in splendid condition. Lawton praises Park Falls climate for drier cold and better air, despite cooler winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Press
Park Falls
Wis
Grant H. Lawton
Miambean Farms and Dairy
Wisconsin
Lawton
Chilton oiling streets kicks off with new tank
Adolph Jensen and crew began oiling Chilton streets after the long awaited tank arrived. First coat laid on Main Street from the Malt House to the old Pabst brewery and later work extended toward Knauf and Tesch store. The lighter coat aims for quick ground absorption as officials report initial piping issues improving with pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Jensen
Pabst
Main Street
Knauf and Tesch Company
South African Farmers Plan North American Tour
Fifty five South African farmers led by Johannes Adrian Meier will tour Canada and the United States. After visiting Britain and Holland they will go to Canada, Minneapolis, Wisconsin, and Chicago to study grain handling dairy farming and stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
United States
Johannes Adrian Meier
Union of South Africa
British Isles
Holland
Dominion of Canada
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Primary Election Notice in Wood County Wisconsin 1914
Notice states a primary election will be held September 1 1914 in towns villages wards and precincts of Wood County Wisconsin to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general United States senator representative in Congress for the Highth district and Wood County offices including sheriff and county clerk for terms ending 1915 1916 and 1916 with general election on November 3 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wood
Francis E. McGovern
A. D
Thomas Morris
John §. Donald
Henry Johnson
Walter C. Owen
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Congress
Highth
Marathon
Portage
Waunaca
Waushara
Shawano
County officials listed to be elected in Wood County Wisconsin
A notice from County Clerk Eberhardt states terms expiring January 1915 for treasurer clerk of circuit court register of deeds district attorney county surveyor coroner and other officers to be nominated at a primary in Grand Rapids on the third day of July. The document names incumbents and replacements such as Nate Anderson Bever Ames Werner and Corcoran. The notice sets the election process and official positions to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Eberhardt
Nate Anderson
Circuit Court
B. Bever
Register OF Deeds
EB. E. Ames
A. D
Chas. E. Briere
Wm. Corcoran
John Werner
Lava
Grand Rapids
Ot Rm Eberhardt
Wood County
Wisconsin
Can’t Deny It A Mrs Britten Kidney Pills Testimony
A periodical testimonial from Mrs. W. Britten of Marshfield Wisconsin asserts kidney weakness caused backache and loins pain, claims swift relief after seven or eight boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills, and states she and another user found quick relief. The ad promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills priced 50 cents at dealers, urging readers to ask for a kidney note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Britten
W. C. St. Marshfield
Wis
Dean
Doan
Britten
Foater-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
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Lofy
Zagquire
George Lofy
Soo Line
George H. Welton
Deming Building
Local Market Report
Sparr Cereal Company
Dallendorfer & Bathrick
Marshfield State Bank
A. H. Plaig
Ingram Block
Eau Claire
A. F. MacFaxlane
William Kusa
Fritz Kusa
Ebbe
Frank Vaughn
American National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
Upper
Chilton
Chilton Times
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