Camp Douglas Report on Co A and Band
Company A and the Second Regiment band left for Camp Douglas on a special train Saturday with units from Marinette Oconto Rhinelander and Oshkosh. At camp they pitched tents ate well and trained with strong showings in skirmish and fixed distance firing earning top honors in several events and receiving praise for drill discipline and cooking.
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Camp Ir
Marinette
Oconto
Rhinelander
Oshkosh
Omaha
Camp Douglas
Lieut
Mclees
Huntsicker
King
the Times
Co. A
Co.a
New Drainage System Planned for City Sewers
Engineer Ernest McCulloch reported to the board of public works on a deteriorating disposal plant needing about 1300 to keep it working and prevent destruction. He proposed a permanent sewer plan with storm lines from Oak and Park avenues and Cedar Maple alleys, estimating costs of 14408 with wooden drains or 15300 with concrete, awaiting council action.
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Ernest McCulloch
Board of Public Works
McCulloch
Central Avenue
Cedar
Maple Streets
Oak Street
B Street
Sixth Street
Walnut Street
Park Avenue
Spruce Street
Chestnut Street
Maple Street
Bel
City Census Reveals Population Of 6033
City Clerk M G Freckenstein near completes state census showing a total population of 6033, with growth since 1900 and a conservative adjustment for boundary changes. The census includes property data but respondents were reluctant to reveal valuations, lightly marred by fear of assessor use.
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M. G. Freckenstein
Cameron
Edward Thompson Weds Rena Bishop in Wausau Home
Edward Thompson married Miss Rena Bishop at the bride’s parents home in Wausau on Wednesday evening. After a pretty wedding supper, the couple left on an extended lake trip. The bride is a popular, accomplished young lady of Wausau and Thompson is a well regarded local youth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Knyd Thompson.
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Edward Thompson
Rena Bishop
Wausau
Mr. Thompson
Knyd Thompson
War ner Comedy Co to headline Opera House week
Opera House Manager Philip Adler secures War ner Comedy Co for the week starting Monday September 18 1903. The repertoire company promises strong entertainment with plays music and dance with nightly changes to attract crowds all week. Yankee Folks will be featured as the new up to date comedy drama with singing dancing and dramatic treats.
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Opera
Philip Adler
Warner Comedy Co
Mr. Adler
Warmer
Dan Jcing
The Carnival Queen Contest Ends In Finale and Gold
The carnival queen contest closed after a slow start, with Miss Cora Vaughn winning the diamond ring and $145 in last day votes, 8056 to 7854 over Miss Alli Buchmiller. City Attorney C B Edwards praised the contestants and noted Vaughn’s charm as she rode in the Wild West show procession with Misses Cole Casey Gheca.
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C. B. Edwards
The
Fair Association
Cosmopolitan Amusement Co
Mr. Edwards
Miss Vaughn
Misses Cole
Casey
Gheca
Stevens Point
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Peter Hanson
Tena Myrlaid
Ermine Burns
Lydia, Eckhoff
Amanda Wolleson
Christina Ramenopp
Alma Goldamer
Margaret Casey
Mina Warriner
Robert Oudinot
Leal Trudeau
Messrs
Curtiss Williams
Louis Hartl
Thomas Lee
Council
Tai
Ontario
Poe
Mason's
Swift
Carnival Queen
Cora Vaughn
New St
Carnew
Sedumaker’s Pharmacy
Vedder
Miller
C. S
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