Elk Lodge Instituted in Marshfield with 863rd lodge
A large gathering from across the state celebrated the institution of Marshfield Lodge No. 665 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The new lodge, Stevens Point Lodge No. 641, helped inaugurate 23 members with T. B. Mills as D DG BR of West Superior directing. Officers installed included Exalted Ruler Dr HA Lavbrop, Leading Knight P. Tome MLeemind, Loyal Knight IF Cole, and more. Weekly meetings to be held at the K of P Hall as plans for a small club room advance. Visitors from Milwaukee, Fond du Lac, Waukesha, Oshkosh, and others attended.
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Thesday Wis
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Stevens Point Judes
T. B. Mills
D. DG. BR
West Superior
Lavbrop
Tome Mleemind
Vitam
Ae Hari
Foustmnasier
Severnl Bright
Visting Menisers
K. of
Building Boom Promises Major City and County Growth
The city and surrounding countryside brace for a spring and summer building boom unseen before. Conservative experts predict over seventy five new residences in the city and a doubling of houses and barns county wide amid strong demand for lumber and building materials. Local merchants anticipate an army of skilled labor and substantial trade, urging newspaper ads to capture regional commerce.
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Rodicattors
Hat
Focal
Reteil
Tt Jg
Raydd
Mide Jp
Busy Photographers Promise Large Furniture Photo Display
Walter Nason and wife have been among the town’s busiest as Upham furniture factory mounted catcass photographs of their full line and the year 2000. Chye Manufacturing Co at Stevens Point sent 600 more photos, bringing total to 2,500 to be produced promptly. Mr Nason, renowned nationally for this work, and his partner have worked from Christmas Eve through nights, delivering a display praised for its exquisite loom and workmanship.
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Walter Nason
Upham Furniture
Caye
Chye Manufacturing Co
Stevens Point
Iim
Wrlce
Mason
Nason
United States
Presbyterian Church Sunday Alar Service and Communion
The Presbyterian church announces Sunday morning service devoted to the Lord's supper with Sunday School. Evening service at 7:30 features a sermon on Malachi by Pastor Yuusd. Prayer meeting at 6:30. All are invited.
Patronize Home Merchants and Exorbitant Seedan Prices
The Oshkosh Times reports on unscrupulous seed sellers who lure farmers and travelers with low prices, selling out-of-date goods at inflated rates to undermine local merchants. It notes a Marshfield incident where workers exposed price gouging and praises the local fire department’s effort to fund new quarters with a forthcoming charity dance.
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Snc
Chy
Marshfield
Oshkush Times
Suile
Burief
Ikind
Marke
City Hall Locks and Hinges Purchase
The board of public works accepted furnishing the city hall locks and hinges with a 200 dollar allowance from the contract price. C. B. Sheerin received the center. The plan aims for one quality material and a top city hall appearance with about forty doors. Locks will be old copper sand blasted with matching hinges and color to fit oak and black ash doors and casings. Exterior locks will be large and expensive in design.
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Board of Public Works
City Hall
Sheerin
Fund apportioned to Wood County towns by resident count
A stam schent fund is apportioned to Wood County towns based on 1116 dollars per school age resident. Amounts list recipients for Auburndale Village Grand Rapids City Marshfield City Marshfield Town Nekoosa Village Port Edwards Remington Richter Rudolph Saratoga and other locales with varying sums.
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Wood County
Auburndile
Auburndale
Grand Rapids
Oty
Lincoln Eck
Marshfield
Milladure
Nekoosa
Villag
Pieigville
Port Edwards
Remington
Richter Rock
Rutolph
Saratoga
Died at Home After Illness Mrs Whitney
Mrs Louis Whitney died at her home after nearly two years of consumption at her residence last Saturday afternoon. Survived by her husband and two young children. Services were held Sunday forenoon by the Thaw. The body was shipped to Merrillan for interment at the parents’ home. The obituary notes she was well known and popular, with many friends extending condolences.
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Louis Whitney
Ie Residency
Z. F. Young
Merrillan Ab
Jacob Hasteras
Frank Laeuken
Jake Warhelm
Michael McGqivern
Dissolution of Partnership in Bauer and Lacey Butchers
Noses informs that the partnership Bauer & Lacey butcher shop is dissolved by mutual consent. Wm J Lacewie leaves, Wor Ladewig continues in business. all accounts to be settled with Wen Lindewig at the shop. firm books will be closed. Dated Marshfield March 10, 1801.
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Neretafore Exestine
Prod Bauer
Wm. J. Lacewie
Bauer & Lacey Butchers
Mutual Corgent
Ladewig
Anesata Bauar & Ladewig
Wen
Lindewig
Oly
Dene
Yared Marshfield
Frep Baten, Wai J
Bapewit
Drafts gold in ail pointe to the United jates and Europe
The fragment mentions safety deposit boxes for rent and a telephone contact, with references to drafts and deposits, indicating a short service offer likely from a bank or financial firm. Entities include the United States and Europe, suggesting a cross border financial note.
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Ail Pointe
United Jates
Europe
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ELK Lodge
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Omiork
New Lodge
K.S. Dy
D. G. E.mey
Wort Superior
Church Notes
Chicago
Marshfeld
WG Purc
Bremen
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Weil
First National Bank
Adam Hafer
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DALY
Cash, Com Bank
Oshkwn
Wis
Learbur Croats
Reay & Choate
Oshkush
W. Cammhon
Milwainky Isched
Fifer & WA
Denmeler
Ruplinger & Uhm
L. TH. Thom
Ep. L. Reesy
Maranfield
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American National Bank OF
Capital
W.D. Connor, N. L. Kraus, C.G. Linden
W. D. Connor
R.L. Kraus
Mich. Steinmetz
Christensen
E. BE. Winch
G. M. Deming
G. Lindmann
Casalor
Savings Bank
Peter J. Kraus
Marshfield, Wis
Noll's
T. F. Roessler & Co., Tailors
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
Gov
Louis G. Schmidt
POL
Weiland’s Laundry
Leo Rose
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Johnson Mfg. Go
Neillsville
G. I. Strang, Agt
Marshpield
R. K. Sullivan
Wien
Maurehield
Saxony
Calicoes
Pep Yun Veeyaee
Aevvee
Soren
S, Miller
Mgr
Wisconsin
Geo. W. Upham
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