Spencer notes on residents visitors and local projects
Spencer reports include M P Thayer conducting business in Spencer, Mary Hanson returning from Milwaukee, Victor Langdon visiting from Chicago, Geneva Peterson calling from Abbotsford, Kispa Crowell in Minneapolis, and Rev. Straw with Rev. Householder traveling to Beaver for a quarterly conference. Royal Neighbors add new members. a Washington Lincoln program at M W A hall. M W Barnum of Minneapolis studying Soo Line survey with plans for a spring cut off. talk of new residences and a potential Spencer boom amid uncertain prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Peterson
Abbotsford
Kispa Crowell
Minneapolis
Spencer
M. W. Barnum
Doing a Good Work Rheumatism Relief With Liniment
Nine out of ten rheumatic cases are muscle rheumatism from cold or damp or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. Relief comes from a free external application of Chamberlain's Liniment. Try it and you will be pleased with the quick relief it affords. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
All
Ruggists
Bethel notes and weather from Walderly area
Reuven Cleveland visits Bethel from Walderly while Mrs. C. L. Stone rests ill. Temperatures dropped to 22, 24 degrees below zero in the region last Wednesday morning. Local movements include Lottie Jasperson teaching Moon S. D. A. church school and occasional back-and-forth visits among Emerald and Park Falls residents amid heavy snow and slow wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Jasperson
Bethel
S. D. A. Church
Moon
Marathon Co
Local notices drift through small town chatter in fragments
Fragmented OCR style update shows names such as Mrs Lea Wonder and Geo Kaney traveling to Fullerton Nebraska and others returning from winter work. Mentions of quilting, blocking in a ring, a Frey Marshfield lad, and a camp cook commisary at Butler. Overall, scattered community items without a single clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pru
Jon
Neilisville
Anohn
Kid
Frey Marshfield
Wright
Mat Famil
Foun Seffier
Anna
Artzed
Mina
Social dance announcements and local notices in Rock
Sunday visits with Mrs O Vroman and son and announcements for a March 7 social at the M W A hall. Education meeting at Lincoln schoolhouse, church services at 10 a m and town hall mission 1 30 pm. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Sherman Feb 26 with family joy and a note about Grandpa Sherman. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for cough relief by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hughs
Richfield
Town Hall
Supr
Jess. Sherman
Grandpa Sherman
Baby dies. town records funeral held Tuesday
In Auburndale on Sunday the eight month old child of Mr and Mrs Louie Griner died and the funeral was held Tuesday. Other local notes include Frank Drexler naming his baby Margareth on Sunday John Kaiser starting a barber shop Wednesday Nick Kellenhofer returning from Green Bay Thursday and a no school day Friday due to Washingtons birthday alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School House
Frank Drexler
Margareth
John Kaiser
Stratford
Our Town
Washington
Louie Griner
Survey Finds Route by W C Cannot Be Shortened
Soo survey crew of fifteen west of the city locates a shorter main line between Spencer and Owen but finds the Wisconsin Central route four years old still cannot be shortened. Directing engineer W M Everts notes glades and cuts hinder shortening and plans a direct line to New Richmond with a St Croix river bridge for both Soo divisions. Work on the Chicago division bed starts this spring, with about three years to finish the entire line. In a separate game, Co I of Neenah edged Co A 16 to 15, rallying after a 10 to 2 first half lead as a late call and a new referee stance aided Neenah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Owen
Abbotsford
New Richmond
Spo
St. Croix
Co. I
Neenah
Co. A
Co. 1
Friedrich of
Auburndale
Resolution of sympathy for Will Helm
Badger Aerie No 924 F O E extends deepest sympathy to the bereaved family following the death of Brother Will Helm. The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days, and the resolutions will be recorded, sent to the family, and published in local papers. The committee notes are R J Strauss, A Hansen, Ann Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helm
R. J. Strauss
A. Hansen
Ann, Mass
Precautions in testing corn germination speeds
A Wisconsin Farmer notes an Ohio test showing slower germinating corn yielded more per acre than faster germinating seed. From 150 ears, the first ten germinated fastest yielded 63.71 bushels vs 66.90 for the slowest, a 3.19 bushel advantage. Variation in kernel hardness and hull may affect water uptake. Farmers should study germination with care and avoid discarding tardy seed too quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Central West
Wis
Notice to Contractors for Garage Building on Street
Sealed proposals to furnish labor and most materials for a garage project on a street facing the city hall will be received until 7 p.m. March 4. Plans and specifications are ready for inspection. O R Hughes 624 Cherry street phone 445 tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
O. R. Hughes
Cherry Street
Texas Ranger Company at Adler Opera House Next Sunday
Roy W. Sampson stars as Lone Wolf Apache chief in A Texas Ranger. Raised near an Indian reservation he tells stories of Indian life and speaks eleven tribes languages. The company of fourteen promises an unusually good performance with Geronimo head-dress. Prices 25, 35, 50 cents. Seats on sale Friday at Sexton’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Ranger
Adler Opera House
Roy W. Sampson
Lone Wolf
Mr. Sampson
Sampson
Geronimo
Sexton
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. P. Thayer
Unity
Mary Hanson
Milwaukee
Victor Langdon
Chicago
Straw
Householder
Beaver
W.R.C
Reuven Cleveland
Walderly School
Hawthorne
Little Nock
Willard L. Calkins
B. 5. Pearl
Mesdames
Laura Jennings
Alice McCrillis
Emerald
E. E. Allen
Park Falls
Prof. Stone
Jennie Snow
Academy
Mann
Lea Wonder
Geo. Kaney
Fullerton, Neb
Richard
Henry Schmidt
Butler
Bee
O. Vroman and Son
A. Walters
B. Ingbritson
Dane Co
Nick Kellenhofer
Green Bay
W. C
Neenah Wow
Lanie
Gao
Shepard
Ladie
D. M. Glassner Department Store
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Texas Ranger” Company
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