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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1901

Page

5

Junior Banquet Honors Seniors At Lincoln High School

The annual junior banquet at the high school assembly room featured the class of 1902 with teachers and the school board in attendance. Students destacar decorations, toasts, and performances while Prof. Borden led as toastmaster and seniors received heartfelt tributes.

Arlie Hinman Lydia Eckhof Chrystie Satteberg Tin Donhard Mary Powers Regina Pinion Peter LeMahien Hattie Higgins Minnie Riedl Mattie Powers Winnie McMullen Joan Williams Ethel Cote Sadie Dick Clara Mueller Victor Mason Raymond Willings Lindley Rowe Arthur Leahy Lilian Couture Eugene Reily Ella Scheibe Eile Godschius J. B. Borden Clifford Heath Heath Tillie Nachtwey V Vollmar Tressler Vera Vollmar Pearl Linds

Trout Fry Planting Near Marshfield Reported

Two consignments totaling 40000 trout fry were secured by the state fish hatchery car from Bayfield and planted in Brush Creek north of Marshfield and in Rocky Run a tributary of the Yellow river. Local sportsmen expect these streams to stock with game fish and plan regular future plantings.

Marshfield Bayfield Brush Creek Rocky Run Yellow River

Northwestern Cuts Freight Rates to Milwaukee and East

The Chicago and Northwestern Railway lowers freight charges following Wisconsin Central. First class rates drop to 30 cents, second class to 42 cents, and third class to 33 cents. The change aims to boost tonight’s heavy shipments under the new rule.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company Wisconsin Central Milwaukee Chicago

Fire at Auburndale Nearly Destroys Connor Mill and Logs

A disastrous blaze swept Auburndale last Saturday damaging the R. Connor company mill and 800000 feet of railway logs. Fire men and townspeople fought the flames as wind shifts aided containment. Losses around 7000 on western rail yard and 1500 on Pankratz insured buildings.

Auburndale R. Connor Company William Pankratz Pankratz Stevens Point Hoffman

New Telephone Connections Reach Greenwood Link

A repaired line from this city to Greenwood now owned by H H Heath of Neillsville and Hon Tex Marsh creates a direct link to Neillsville. Marshfield gains access to other westward lins including Granton Chili and more via the Bell line. Temporary Greenwood line to be replaced with a metallic circuit, as systems extend from the Jinb and connections near completion.

Greenwood H. H. Heath Neillsville Hon. Tex. Marsh Marshfield Granton Chili Black River Falls la Crosse Chippewa Falls Eau Claire

Doctor Banks Sets Up Practice In Laemle Building

Dr. W. F. H. Banks, who had visited the city months ago to consider locating here, has leased two rooms in the Laemle building beside the Times office and will begin practice next week. A physician of broad experience, he offers general care and specialization in several diseases. He is connected to Henry Leonhardt of Lincoln and is known in that community. He is currently attending an American Medical Association meeting in St. Paul.

W. FH. Banks Laemle Times Office Banks Henry Leonhardt Lincoln American Medical Association St. Paul

Lemonweir Valley Picnic at Nekoosa June 18

The Lemonweir Valley Picnic Association will hold its annual Woodmen picnic on June 18 at Nekoosa. The event showcases the Wisconsin riverside scenery and the Nekoosa Paper Company plant, with the Second Regiment band providing music and entertainment for all. Special railroad rates available.

Lemonweir Valley Picnic Association Nekoosa Wisconsin

Plaz a New Town Plots Along Green Bay Railroad

A party of town attorneys and capitalists bought half a section near Green Bay railroad nine miles southeast of the city between Dexterville and City Point to plot into a village. They plan a depot and post office and heavy investment to develop the area. Yellow River Pilot reports a mine disaster at Mougnton Friday leaving 72 men buried. Math Hein, longtime resident four miles west, among the victims. Mrs. Frank Heckel, kin of Hein, learned of his disappearance and headed to the scene Sunday. no rescues had been reported and all are feared lost.

Gist N. M. Berg Harry Thomas Lincoln Marshfield Rock Math. Jones West Branch Frank Merrill American Bridge Company of Milwaukee Wis Clark County Towa Green Bay Railroad Dexterville City Point Green Bay Road Yellow River Pilot Mougnton Math Hein Frank Heckel Math

Oregon Washington and Idaho booklet mail request

A new booklet describing Oregon Washington and Idaho will be mailed with a map of the Columbia river region. Send six cents in postage to W. B. Miskenny at 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago.

Columbia River W. B. Miskenny Fifth Avenue Chicago

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