Neighboring News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Numerous residents visit relatives in Marshfield Plover and Stevens Point. Myron Blaisdell and Maud Malay travel visitors join Saengerfest outings in Marshfield while Mert Hayward sustains a hand injury at Gardiner mill. A busy week includes school meetings, revised licenses, burglaries during Saengerfest, and town board actions on bridge work and river projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert Hayward
Gardiner's Mill
Marshfield
Farmers Cut Bay Og Degrees In Shade
Bakerville reports several farmers began cutting bay o g degrees in the shade on Tuesday and Wednesday, heating the scene with activity as heat rose across fields.
Arpin News Roundup From Marshfield Trips and Local Events
Annie Lang of Stevens Point and her sister were involved in a sting. Excursion rates to Marshfield drew crowd last Sunday. John Seifert moved his family from Arpin to a house once owned by K. Keller. Next Monday John Smith will take possession of Berg House hotel. N M Berg plans to move to his farm soon. A shoe and harness store theft occurred, with J Kotas Jr and Schaller pursuing and the culprit being forced to retreat when brandished a six shooter. Arpin residents traveled to Stratford and Marshfield. Arpin bought another road machine. M L Bever spent Sunday with his mother. Wisconsin Central depot access improved with graded street. Reed moved his camp to begin grading C N W line. Mrs Sanille and daughter visited Pittsville. Wisconsin Central train killed a cow in yard belonging to Win Ledger.
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Annie Lang
Stevens Point
Sting
Geo. O'Brien
Alty
Marshfield
John Seifert
Arpin
K. Keller
John Smith
Berg
Smith
N. M. Berg
Ahobo
M. F. Schaller
J. Kotas Jr
Schaller
Wisconsin Central Depot
Reed
Marshfield visitors and locals attend Saengerfest events
Frank Fart Lindsey hosted a Tuesday calling session while Knaudt Erickson works on Mr. House’s residence west of town. Small and Walsh returned from a western trip. HH Halim and family joined the Saenger Park concert. Ada Smith tours from Lynn area visiting Progress. Commissioner Ingle crews stump Lindsey to county line. Nellie and Christenson visit Chili residents. A large local turnout enjoyed the Marshfield Saengerfest parade and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Small
Walsh
Halim
Saenger Park
Ada Smith
Lynn
Progress
Ingle
Lindsey
Local Items From Richfield Area
Richfield notes report Sam Rowe's daughter with mumps and John Gadson's children ill with colds. Will Ewer visited from Bakerville last Sunday. Mr. Carr's boy contracted measles at the Grand Rapids camp meeting. Mrs. F M Russel shows a hydrangea 28 inches in circumference. Reynolds and Welton are building a new farm house one half mile east of the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seig
McCormick Harvester
John Gadson
Will Ewer
Bakerville
Unclaimed Letters and Local Notices from Marshfield
Unclaimed letters listed for Marshfield post office as of June 25 1901 include Clara Abbey Anna Albrecht Annie Baumeardun and others. Notices warn addressees to say advertised. Also notes on wresting match Fred Beell versus George Curtis July 4 in Reedsburg, summer teachers institute at Grand Rapids July 8 for three weeks, and examinations in Grand Rapids Marshfield Pittsville July 27 to August 6. A stray animals notice in Lincoln township and a July trip briefing from Dr W T Poan for eastward travel.
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Marshfield
Clara Abbey
Anna Albrecht
Annie Baumeardun
W. J. Barrett
Frank M. Butler
Chas Dittbrener
Annie Fitzmaurice
Hy Flohr
Bert Pardenburgh
Geo. Graham
Frank Gohlke
W. M. Joseph
J. J. Jones
F. T. C. Kramer
Peter Kuez
Nancy Kustie
Annis Lawrence Lawrence LaPays
Warren Murphy
Peter H. Mohan
Joe Moor
Jos Merwin
Minnie Meyer
Francis Platleter
Ageuos Petersen
C. M. Plummer
Ed Rockwood
Mrs. Seasman
Leo Schaefer
Dora Tollefson
Mr. Zolga
Fred Beell
Reedsburg
George Curtis
Eau Claire
St. John's Military Academy
Beell
Curtis
Teachers’ Institute
Grand Rapids
East Side
Pittsville
Orra J. Len
Secrtion
Lincoln
C. J. Howard
Yyogp Cot TV
State of Wisconsin
Wood County
Margarethy Specht
Wrekers
Murgaretha Specht
Tate
Jonn Petrock
Grind Rapids
Wis
Sohn
Caynor
Monona Lake Assembly Opens With a 16 Day Program
The Monona Lake Assembly opens July 18 and runs sixteen days. Featured speakers include Rev Drs Gunsaulus MacArthur Dixon Talmage Jones Conwell and Denby Tillman Graves. Mrs. Mary C Terrell will speak for women. Arthur Fallows and Mrs Ormiston Chant will give literary addresses. Leland Powers performs. Music and light entertainments round out the program with a Hungarian Gypsy band and other acts. Secretary James E Maseley in Madison handles details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona Lake
F. W. Gunsaulus
Robt
S. Mac‘Arthur
Thomas Dixon
T. DeWitt Talmage
Sam’ P. Jones
Russell H. Conwell
Charles Denby
China
Philippine Commission
Benjamin R. Tillman
United States
South Carolina
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Mary C. Terrell
Washington
Arthur Fallows
Ormiston Chant
England
Leland T. Powers
America
Richard Garrick
Imperial Hand Bell Ringers
Clander’s Great Band
James E. Maseley
Madison
Mistaken Economy in Tuberculosis Beef Sale Plan
The state livestock sanitary commission seeks to sell tuberculous livestock for beef to ease owner losses from condemned animals. Scientists doubt the safety, noting no absolute test to confirm condition. The plan risks human health for economic gain and may be a dangerous experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
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B. Landaal
Wavpun
Elliott
Plover
Myron Blaisdell
Effie Williams
Bert Whitmore
Ashland
Will Parks
Phillips
Dr. Clark
Unity
Strayer
G. WH. Reas
Moon
John Davel
Eddie Straub
Maud Malay
Kalamazoo, Miah
S. D. Graves
Chas, Locke
Oshkosh
Will Farrington
J. Martell
Mayville
Mr. Tyler
Glenn
Chetek
Richardson
Walters
Spencer
Whipple
Bradley
Alice Hebert
Westboro
Iowa
Irene Heath
Sheboygan
Fond du Las
Meg
Wins Schilling
Little Son
Milwaukee
Minnie Schultz
Muscating
Jows
Win, Schult
Fred ‘Thorneau
Hustiford, Wis
Chas. Mattis
Arthur Jones
Eldorado
Pond du Lac County
Jos. McNamee
Emma Opperman
Ray Neumann
Chris Sommer
Hustiford
McMillan
Fred Kine
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bet Tee
Geo
Dorothy of
Fond du Lac
Henry McMillan
Chas, Steinberg
Ard Wilmer
Allentown
Ierman Koch
Henning
Schneider
Hartguck
Collins
August Heining
Chas, Cramer
Walsatt
Peter Ebbe
Maude Whitney
Ebbe’s Park
Board of Review
J. P. Kraemer
Christian Mees
Mike Schmidt
Henry Ebbe
Willie Ebbe
Lincoln and
Freemont
Wood and Clark Counties
West Branch Bridge
H. Brooks
Ww. A. Harding
American Bridge Company
Auburndale
Fairman
Stratford
J.M. Okoneski
M. L Bever
Frank Fart
Knaudt Erickson
Mr. House
Nellie
Ulw
Richfield
Sam Rowe
W. T. Poan
Serge
Bloch Label
Brill’s 20Th Century Store
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wie
Herman Kaufmann
Otto W. Eckhoff
E.f.mechler
American National Bank OF
W.d.connor
Kraus
O G. Lindemann
W. D. Connor
Mich. Stein Merp
N. Christensen
Ee, Winch
E. M. Deming
O.G. Lindmann
Cashier
Mike Tirey
Reliane
Tremmel’s Gorner
J.W- Bird, M.D
Gatarrh
Kahn, Green & Berger
Strong
S Ave
Dexeborn Silvel
Chivawoy Jinals
Caulugue Atuilud Durlay Duly
Henry Icke
Wood, Clark
Marathon Counties
Reichl Brothers
Wpetaka
Adler Bldg
Weiland’s Laundry
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