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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1897

Page

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Horses Train at Marshfield Driving Park Show Bright Prospects

Report from Marshfield Driving Park details training of six horses under Tad O'Brien. Notable horses include Count Warlock owned by MelMillen Broa, Kitty Beach Churn 2 owned by Buvee Brog, Fleer Wilkes and Billy Bogage owned by Wn. Noll, Gold Finish owned by W.D. Connor, plus two standout mares Dill Nye and Cathrine owned by Mr. Rossman of Ashland. Assistant staff John Latwler and William Wavis oversee care. track and stalls are clean and well kept. A new light wagon and a spotted pony named Qblet Oshkosh attract attention, with Oshkosh noted for unpredictable moves and strong lineage.

Fant Mornan Marshield Rice Track Thle Tad O'Brien Count Warlock MelMillen MelMillen Broa; Kitty Beach Churn Buvee Brog Fleer Wilkes Billy Bogage Wn. Noll Gold Finish W.D. Connor Dill Nye Cathrine Tuey Mr. Rossman Ashland Vint LaPierc Oshkosh

Liberal neighbors rob man at Eckos settlement keg incident

A night robbery near Eckos settlement followed a barn raising. A man discovered his keg of beer missing after guests drank from his own supply while others rescued a hanging keg. The deed unfolded amid a garbled recount of events and ill‑fated merrymaking.

Eckos Vine Amber Tris Head Ted

Camp King march of three companies joins parade

Three companies led by the Madger State Band formed in marching order last Sunday morning. Manitowoc Ashland and another group arrived with no raids this year then met at the armory and rode to Omaha depot for Camp King. Daily camp reports show competitive drill and life practice with sights of firing at 800 1000 yards and Crimpary A Look taking first with OT points.

Madger State Band W. L Nia Anndwees Manitowoc Ashland Omaha King Avention Makig

Axed distance qualifiers vie for top honors amid school notes

The article lists top qualifiers including Abad Stierra Davis Ewer Ewell Ward Smith Andruska and Waughs as the battalion earns 4528 points, beating last year by 1300 and winning first prize in Lhebé tuition. It notes district clerks and a broken teacher contract halting matrimonial expectations, then remarks on teachers seeking marriage, with calls for women to pursue certificates and positions despite a potential influx of applicants from Maine to California.

Wieleaim Batallion, Co Abad Vedder Goough Maine California Ashe MarshMield

Indians on the Move to Wisconsin Farm Settlements

A fragmentary report describes Potawatomi Indians crossing toward northern Wisconsin under Chief John Young toward Dexterville. It notes their Kansas reservation ties, government annuities, and shifts from prairie hunting to farming, contrasting past Native life with white settlement encroachment.

John Young Roaellville Kansas Chief Young Young Wisconsin Lucie Dexterville Telt Web Chiat Young Banda Great Plains Poot Io Gingstag

Advertising Rivalry Between Ringlings and Barnum & Bailey

The Ringlings and Barnum & Bailey tours clashed in Minneapolis over billboard space. Barnum & Bailey tried to block ads but faced negative lessons, while the Ringlings redirected to newspapers with sizable ads. Both circuses filled tents and boosted ticket sales through bold advertising.

Barnum & Bailey Snow Ringling Bros Mineapolis Barnum & Bailey Ringlings Gand

Presbyterian Church Notes on July 18 Services

Church notes list morning service at 7:45 as Presayrenean Currem Sunday and an evening service at 7:46. Sunday school at 4:19. Junior C E meeting and P S C E prayer meeting at 6:45. Moore of Sears, Korea, will speak on mission work in Korea. Lecture by Rev Moore, missionary in Korea, Friday evening July 16 at 8 o'clock. All welcome.

C. E P.S.C. E Moore Sears Korea TRE Tenmit Plas Ry. J. F. Young Kore Presbyterian Church

Corner Stone Laid for Catholic School in Grand Parade

A large crowd gathered last Sunday for the corner stone ceremony of the new Catholic school. Father Eisen led the rites with a procession including the church’s Benevolent Society and Knights. The stone bore names of Pope Leo, Bishop Schwebuch, President McKinley, Governor Scofield, Mayor Williams, trustees, and builders. Two sermons followed in German and English, with the Law congregation serving refreshments. the event raised approximately 280 dollars aided by the Badger State Band’s music.

Father Eisen Leo Schwebuch McKinley Scofield Williams Eisen Bisen Ladies of Law Badger State Band

Kohlbeck’s Recovery Highlights St Joseph’s Hospital

John Kohlbeck, badly injured in the Hewitt railroad incident three weeks ago, is expected to live. The hospital’s skilled physicians and nurses, modern conveniences, and proven cures at St. Joseph’s attract praise from the community.

John Kohlbeck Hewitt Mos Kohlbeck Sp. Joseph's Hospital

Married in Marshfield Quiet Ceremony for Betow and Olin

Mr Hiram Betow and Miss Alice Olin quietly wed at the bride's home on Saturday with Rev G H Kaltenbach officiating. Bridesmaid Arnine Casa and best man Frank Sinclair attended. The couple left by Wisconsin Coastal train for Waupaca at 3 12 and return Monday. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Riplin, is educated and admired, while the groom is a lumber grader with K Connor Lumber Co. The Times offers hearty congratulations.

Hiram Betow Alice Olin G. H. Kaltenbach St. Aiben’s Episcopal Church Arnine Casa Prank Sinclair Wisconsin Waupaca Big-City C. Riplin Marshfield Below K. Connor Lumber Co Times

Paris Green Poisoning Inadvertent Farm Accident

A farmer found a wagon load of Paris green among purchases at Bir Sheeving's. O Sherrin’s Norfolk horse bit into the poison, Charley pulled it from the horse’s mouth and the animal was taken to Dr Warsit’s veterinary barn for antidotes. the horse survived after prompt treatment.

O. &. Sherrin Newt Bir Sheerin

Younger brothers of bank robbers seek pardon in Minnesota

District Clerk Vedder reports 1080 school aged children in the district, with 648 boys and 1,088 girls. The Younger brothers, after 21 years in prison for murder and robbery, asked Minnesota's Pardoning Board for liberty. despite hopes, the board refused the pardon.

Vedder Stllwater Mann Minnesota Thay Hhese Ehief Smong Thuy Nou North Fela Sud Pardoning Board of

Base Ball Dante Promises Big Night At Hartl's Grove

On Friday night of next week the Maroons will host Hartl's grove for a base ball event to boost their treasury. They advertise a great big game and a 28 cent admission, urging patrons to start gathering quarters now.

Hartl's Grove

Seloon Opening Draws Friends to New Saloon Night

The undersigned invites friends to view his new saloon tomorrow evening the opening night. A free lunch will be provided and music will be enjoyed. Come with your friends at Grossiveer Block in Tt Miex Luporte.

Seloon Grossiveer

Business gloom lifts on tariff hopes yet coal strike dims

The week closes with mixed signals as the great coal strike curbs industrial capacity while tariff optimism and Senate action on the tariff bill spark cautious hope. Reports from Donn & Co and Bradstreet note rising nails demand and woollen orders, with European and Canadian failures easing, and rail receivership totals likely to fall for the year. A lawn social by St Marguerite’s Guild at Mrs Cass’s home offers refreshments for 15 cents Tuesday evening.

Senate Congress BR. G. Donn & Go Bradstreet Iran Canada Railway Age St. Biargurite’s Guild Cass

Hyif Rates Exclution Rates in Waupaca Weekly

Waupaca daily rates good for seven days noted by W. L. Atwoun, agent. Local listing announces exclusive rates and agent contact for a seven day period.

Waupaca W. L. Atwoun

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