Richfield Community Notes Highlight Local Happenings
D L Hughes fought fires Monday. Alfred Willett adds two cows to his herd, Chas Wyre and family visit Hewitt. Ed VanVoorts christen their baby. Aug Walters' family at church. Walter Maxwell sold horse team to Wankesha buyers. G Lehnherr loses horse to a fatal stub wound. Barney Severson injures arm leading horses. Crystal Billings visits Florence Belton. Chas Nelson and wife visit Chas Muzzy. Vern Davis returns from the west. Mrs F D Cady visits J R Thomas. Richfield Ladies Aid plans picnic supper January 13. Farmers urge rain and hay shortage, plant corn. Long service at Engleprecision. next at D L Hughes. T WM Deaner moves to Gessert farm. Children day exercises praised. Fourth of July pie event planned for Rock and Richfield Sunday schools at Kiessling grove. Louis Gilbert’s neighbors help raise new barn. Frank Felbover contracted for more ahead of haying.
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D. L. Hughes
Alfred Willett
Chas. Wyre
Hewitt
Ed VanVoorts
Aug
Walters
Walter Maxwell
Wankesba
M. E
United Sunday Schools of
Rock and Richfield
Grove
Kiessling Farm
Spencer News Notes and Social Roundup
Spencer residents and visitors populate a busy social ledger with errands calls and travels. Unity residents Miss Belle Salter and Mrs J B Clark appear among a stream of callers while J R Knehnan and J Smart visit from nearby towns. milk factory output nears 800 pounds daily but rain may cut production. Barnsdale’s moving pictures draw crowds. a local barn fire at Gardiner mill yard prompts alarm with insurance partial coverage.
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Hoops
Vin Pygart
Washington
Community Guests and Local Doings Reported
Unity visitor Gust Carlson and Spencer visitor Mrs Hellston appeared in local visits. Marshfield's CG Witt stayed with A Anderson, while Andersons hosted relatives and friends. Basement work advances on a new barn and several residents attended a Grand Rapids circus. Miss Eva Franz from Colby visited Bertha Anderson and Agnes Kline jase. A surprise party for Mr Korntred was held Wednesday evening. Miss Becka Carlson of Chicago visited J Anderson and E Carlson. Ellen Olson, recently in St Paul, visited her parents, and E Erickson, from Chicago, visited his. J Lowery and daughter Mabel, plus Mrs White, were guests of A Anderson and L Schaupman in Romeo. On Wednesday Alvin Dal died after long illness. he leaves two mothers and a sister.
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Eva Franz
Colby
Bertha Anderson
Agnes Kline
Mr. Korntred
E. Erickson
Chicago
J. Lowery
Mabel
Mrs. White
A. Anderson and
L. Schaupman
Romeo
Bethel Weather Drought Impacts Crops And Heat
Bethel reports drought stress with reduced grasshoppers compared to last year. Temperatures last week ranged from 30 to 100 degrees above zero. J A Oleson suffered heat exposure, J C McChesney harvests hay to prevent drying, and farmers expect less than half a crop with strawberries only partly harvested amid dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph McChesney
Dakota
J. C. McChesney
Quiet Fourth Plans and Small-town Happenings in Nasonville
Nasonville residents plan a quiet Fourth. Marriages occur during this period. Services held at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Mr and Mrs Dix await the completion of their new home. Mrs Frank Kidder ill with a severe cold. About fifty men attended H Gepner barn raising last Thursday. Union Mission Circle met with Mrs H Theil. fifty present. Ladies enjoyed a gathering at Mrs Dan Cattanack’s last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Chas Nelson hosted their niece Miss Milligan of Marshfield. Presbyterian ladies aid to hold an ice cream social at M W A hall Friday evening. Burkid Dix, recently injured, has a broken arm in splints. Inglebretson baby under physician care for eye inflammation from a cinder but improving. Special notice invites all to join Mission and Richfield S. Schools July 4 at W Gessett’s Grove, Keis liditg’s Farm.
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Nasonville
Dix
Frank Kidder
H. Gepner
Union Mission Circle
Dan Cattanack
Chas. Nelson
Neice
Inglebretson
Misson
Richfield S
W. Gessett
Keisliditg’s
The Lost Plug Hat
A New York Sun reader quotes an old proverb about finding and keeping hats. The piece questions why silk hats found in reputable places are not returned, noting many finders refuse to claim them while suggesting honesty or modesty as possible causes.
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New York Sun
A Test of Temper and Love in a Failing Engagment
Beatrice Tucker notes a curious tale of Ben Huston and Lucy Benedict, two lovers who test each other’s temper. Huston’s experiments reveal Lucy’s remarkable self control as she endures rudeness and delayed meetings. Lucy’s final test uncovers Ben’s struggle with jealousy and disappointment, leading to an engagement breakup.
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American Press Association
Ben Huston
Huston
Lfe
Dee
Lucy Benedict
Ben
Lucy
Ren
Bev
Beatrice Tucker
Suez Canal Profits Mark Historic Maritime Feat
The Suez canal has proven one of history’s most profitable commercial undertakings and the Manchester ship canal now achieves all and more than was promised at the outset.
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Suez Gana
Suez Canal
Manchester Ship Canale
Pine Tree Camp No 1542 Meeting Notice
Members of Pine Tree Camp No 1542 are summoned to a meeting on Monday July 11 1910 at 7 oclock p m to vote on a very important matter. All members must attend. Dated June 28 1910. Col VenvEK Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Venvek
Mason Announces Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Grand Rapids
Michael Mason of Grand Rapids declares candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket at the September primaries. He vows a clean vigorous campaign and to discharge the duties to the best of his ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael] Mason
Grand Rapids
Annual School Meeting Notice in Marshfield Wisconsin
Notice of the annual meeting of School District No. 1 Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin to be held in the high school room on Tuesday July 6 1910 at 3 00 p m for election of officers and transaction of general business dated Marshfield Wisconsin June 2 1910 S62
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Buanries
Marshaeld
Uca
Association
Garman Doctor at Northern Medical Institute Visit
Garman schedules a one day consultation at the Northern Medical Institute from 9 A M to 9 P M with monthly returns. Services offered in English and German.
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Garman
The
Northern Medical Institute
Tod
Admissions and rules for fair entry under payment terms
A fragment outlines admission rules and public notices for a fair. It states that all leaves (entries) must be paid in advance, with a fee of 50. It mentions a process for claims against the society to be presented to the secret within ten days after the fair’s start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Marahiel Wis
Ghee
Artich
Serlock One
Jude
Beck
Peregus
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Richfield
G. Lehnherr
Barney Severson
Crystal Billings
Florence Belton
Mrs
Chas
Muzzy
Vern Davis
West
F. D. Cady
Fern Hill
J. R. Thomas
Richfield Ladies Aid
T. WM. Deaner
Wm. Gessert
Louis Gilbert
Frank Felbovfer
J. B. Clark
Unity
Spencer
Belle Salter
J. R. Knehnan
J. Smart
Medina Junction
Tomsday
J. R. Hayward
Fond du Lac
Maude Damon
Oshkosh
Sara Mason
Rib Lake
Park Falls
Arthur Mason
Geo. Tardif
Mary Tardif
Abbotsford
Spencer Ewlers
H. R. Crowell
Brothertown
Barnsdale’s
Moving Pictures
F. A. Soles
Bernice
T.R. Dunham
Harriman, Tenn
W. F. Blaisdell
Amanda Raabe
Graves
Monday
Laure Cramer
Miss Raabe
Gardiner Mill Yard
Herman Frein
Gust Carlson
Fred Hellston
CG. Witt
A. Anderson
2. Anderson
E. Carlson
Anderson Bros
Grand Rapids Tast
Becka Carlson
Chicacago
J. Anderson
Ellen Olson
St Paul
Mrs. Olson
Alvin Dal
Bethel
J. A. Oleson
Ladies Aid of
Presbyterian Church
M. W. A. Hall
Burkid Dix
Sen
Germat Firm
Ha S
Misa Tabitha
Johnny
Jonney
Wool Cd
Hotel Blodgett
Bright
Casey
Medical Institute
Minnespolis
D. M.glassner
Fair Rules and Regulations
Cba
Ve de Postanles
Vhs
Seaxon Vicket
Sormod Vor
Ossensiels
American National Bank
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