Beell Triumphs In Open Wrestling Match At City Hall
In a crowded arena Patterson of Univ and Pred Buell met in a classic catch as catch can bout for 50 dollars and a pack of gate receipts. Beell employed surprise holds to throw Patterson twice, winning the hour and a half match amid roaring cheers. Beell, 20, 163 pounds, from Marshfield, earned strong backing after the victory. Patterson weighed around 263 pounds and was reportedly injured after a miscue with the ropes.
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Marigold
Ians Patterson
Univ
Buell
Meell
Reese
W. Patterson
Sutor
Paterson
Frank Pacewell
Eallal
Sue Lwo
Beall
Pauterson
Bell
Law
Patterson
Beell
Unity
Marshfield
Publerson
Nnd Bael
Beek
Uwee
Beet
Beell 10
Af Shiy
Reel
Small
Agncra
Upham
Hioy
A Sad Accident at Marshs Saw Mill
A deplorable accident at Spokeville saw mill owned by Hon Joseph Marsh left Vincent Covey with a severed right foot after slipping on bark while the carriage moved. He had the foot amputated from the toes to midfoot and remained under care at St Joseph's hospital. Marsh and his wife were away. the mill crew watched the progress with concern and hopes of recovery.
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Spokeville
Jos. Marsh
Vincent Covey
Marsh
Vint
Dogo
St. Joseph's Hospital
Budge
Vincent
Rarsh
Hummer Excursion To Annual State Picnic From Here
A special excursion train under McW Ay lodge will depart at 6:50 AM for Stevens Point to attend the annual state picnic. Round trip fare is 75 cents with meals provided. Greenwood pledges 100 wickets, Royal 30, Lindsay 20 as part of large local turnout efforts for a big crowd from here.
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Mc W. Ay Lodge
Thia City
Stevens Point
Welk
Marshfold Lodge
Greenwood
Royal
Lindsay
Cowbliv
Ubis
Memorial Day Observances Parade to Cemetery
Memorial Day crowds from the county filled streets as veterans from James G. Blaine post led a procession from the Armory to the cemetery, bouquets of flowers in hand. The day saw business closures after noon and lighter attendance at funerals later, yet graves were decorated and memories honored.
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Company A
James G. Blaine
Sexton
Marshfield Defeats Loyal at Driving Park in Sunday Game
Marshfield won a hard fought match against Loyal at the Driving Park last Sunday. The score stood 20 to 14 in favor of Marshfield as both teams showed strong play and adjustments since earlier games. A game between Phillips and Marshfield is planned for next Sunday at 3 p m with Al Eisen of Milwaukee to umpire.
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Marshfield
Sturt
Tung
Stevens Point
Marshield
Anoiher
Sun- Jay
Battat
Phillips
al. Eisen
Millwaukee
Real Indian Scare and a Saloon Stump Incident
Mrs John Pinion and her daughter faced a drunken visitor on 4th Street last Saturday demanding whisky. The intruder fled after a rescue by John Weber and companion. Ole Thompson’s dynamite blast to remove a highway stump near John Brion’s saloon caused window and wall damage.
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John Pinion
4Th Street
Ole Thompson
Righfield
John Brion
Ole
Circus Coming Gollmar Bros to Visit on June 15
The Gollmar Bros circus, praised by press wherever it has pitched, will appear here Monday June 15. The six in the company, larger than many rivals, aims to please and has been successful. Patrons are assured a show worthy of their patronage.
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Gollmar Bros
Ylms
Ringling Bros
Name change and new offices for Paine firm
John E Paine becomes John B Paine Co with James Hall as partner. The firm moves from its prior location to rooms near the Bodega after relocating stock across the Omaha reach. Management will open next week offering a free new stock of groceries for all.
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John E. Paine
John B. Paine & Co
Paine
James Hall
Pratt, Bayfield Co
Omaha
Louis Txemle
Bodega
Grocerius
Clark County Veterans’ Association Excursion Fare Notice
Clark County Veterans’ Association of Nellville announces excursion tickets to Neillsville for the event on June 9 and 11. The St. Paul and Chicago Railway will operate round trip trains at a special fare for the occasion, with tickets sold ahead of departure.
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Neillsville
United Closing Exercises at Marshfield High School
Closing exercises for all War Marshfield High School departments are planned for Friday June 12 in Upham Manufacturing Co furniture ware rooms with a fine forenoon program. Evening commencement will be at the Presbyterian church with a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Rollo Branck to the graduates next Sunday evening.
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Marsh Feld High School
Upham Manufacturing Co
Presbyterian Church
the Presbyterian Church
Tew Rollo Branck
Williams Hardware Co Sale Falls Through
The Williams Hardware Co store sale will not proceed. Gove and Frith, who had managed the business and planned to buy, will leave Marshfield after failing to reach an agreed purchase. Frith left for Ghiengo yesterday and Gove plans to depart within ten days. Neighbors express regret at their departure.
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Williams Hardware Co
Messrs
Gove & Frith
Marshfield
Frith
Ghiengo
Gove
Presbyterian Church Tonight Features Scottish American Lady Quartette
Music loving public is invited to a concert at the Presbyterian church this evening by the Boottish American Lady Quartette. The group is praised by neighboring cities where they have appeared. Admission is 35 and 50 cents, children 23 cents.
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Presbyterian Church
Andy Lig
Thanks for kindness during our loss
We tender heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during the illness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks to the James G. Blaine Post comrades for their services at the funeral.
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James G. Blaine
Cunerai, Mag
Scumpt Snp
Public Exhibition Planned on Central Ave Front of Central House
At the regular meeting of the Bre company lash Tuesday night a public exhibition was voted for on Central Ave in front of the Central house. The event is set for Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock. Attendees urged to be present for a light fire in fun service.
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Bre
Lash
Central Ave
Central House
Vereom
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Changoil
Clark Cownty
Nellinville
Avan
United
LIK
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Uphams
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