Commencement at hand at local high school exercises
Classified notice lauds Prof Borden and staff for a strong year as seventy regular attendants enroll in four classes Sciences History Literature Classical course and more. Class Day at the opera house June 10 features the plays Class Day at Harvard and Creatures of Impulse. Memorial Day observance planned by M W A with cemetery services June 15 led by Second Regiment band.
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Avery
Borden
Opera House
Harvard
Wisconsin
J. B. Borden
Marion
Duran Florence A
Gag Ethel Pardee
Margaret Aghmatit
M. W. A. Lodge
Jake Losselyong
John C. Flood
P.J. Kraus
Move for Sewerage Council Takes Initial Step to Secure System
At Tuesday's common council meeting the sewerage question was tackled with prompt action. The sewerage committee presented views by Prof Turnefure and Eng. John Icke of Madison, approved by the council, and authorized to hire engineers to draft plans and specs for bids. Two proposed systems totaled 33300, with storm sewers 7700 and a disposal plant 4000, plus five miles of mains 17500 and main outlet 4500. A tax plan would raise 11500 from abutting property owners, leaving city costs at 223200, while the jetty’s needs are deemed met.
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Common Council
Ames
Kraus
Finney
Kamps
Schneider
Turnefure
John Icke
Madison
Memorial Day Observed With Edwards Address
Memorial Day events on May 30 featured Company A and the Second Regiment band in uniform, a cemetery procession, flag ceremonies, and a public address by Attorney C B Edwards. Mayor Pankow introduced the speaker as veterans and citizens enjoyed a full day of drills, music, and patriotic observances.
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Company A
M. W. A. Forester
Fire Department
Central Avenue
James B. Blaine Post
Hower Girls
Modern Woodmen of America
Blodgetton Central Avenue
Capt. Martin
Forester
M.W.A
Joan Flood
Foresters
Adolph Pankow
C. B. Edwards
Edwards
Joseph Thomas Sale To Frank Jadack In Stevens Point
Joseph Thomas completed the sale of the Thomas House to Frank Jadack of Stevens Point last Saturday, with title passing and consideration of 11600 dollars. Aitken & Goulet, now in possession, hold a two year lease but may continue the business or retire. The new owner is well known locally and formerly resided at Milladore.
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Joseph Thomas
Thomas Hous
Frank Jadack
Stevens Point
Aitken & Goulet
Milladore
First Trip to Waupaca Excursion by Wisconsin Central
The Wisconsin Central Company announces its first excursion to Waupaca next Sunday June 8 at a round trip rate of one dollar. The train departs its station at 9 02 a m and returns from Waupaca at 7 30 p m.
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Wisconsin Central Company
Waupaca
State officials appoint inspectors for 31 districts
Secretary Froehlich and state officials visited Madison to appoint and instruct inspectors for 31 inspection districts under chapter 557 of the 1897 laws. The commissioners authorized by the act will inspect and offer sale of state lands including the State Park and have begun property appraisals and reporting. The meeting at Hotel Blodgett named district inspectors and outlined duties and reporting forms. The visit also noted J. C. Marsh’s remarkable shooting record at Racine, tying for first with pros in a two day amateur tournament with 285 of 295 hits, praised as a top state shooter.
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Wm. H. Froehlich
J.O. Davidson
E. R. Hicks
C. E. Morley
Madison
Hotel Blodgett
WausauwCatalba
J. C. Marsh
Racine
Marshfield Gun Club
Hirschy
St. Paul
Stannard Snather
Marsh
Stannard
Schultz
Tomah
Mr. Marsh
Bear cub captured after Hatley bear chase on Northwestern line
Train crew on an extra run near Hatley chased and captured a month old bear cub after a mother bear and cubs crossed the tracks. The cub was secured and brought to the city for taming. One cub was killed when the tree fell during the pursuit.
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Hatley
Gropp and Gropp Arrested On Concealing Property Charge
U.S. marshal arrested P. Gropp Arreseth and W. P. Gropp at Col by Thursday. They face charges of secreting property and attempting to abscond after Gropp assigned stock to creditors. alleged concealment of a large portion of property from the court.
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W. P. Gropp
Colby
U.S
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