Klondike Blacksmith Trades 120 Acres for Local Property
Blacksmith L. G. Reese of Klondike trades his property to John Maxwell for 120 acres in Richfield. Maxwell, a skilled smith, will run the Klondike shop. The item also notes arrivals and visits in Milwaukeee, local farm and business moves, a fire department ball, and various community notices. It mentions Joseph Koholka buying a new well drilling machine and Vollmar & Below purchasing logging horses, among other local happenings.
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L. G. Reese
Klondike
John Maxwell
Richfield
Maxwell
John Jacob
Milwaukee
Peter Engeldinger
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Marshfield Maennerehor
Joseph Koholka
South Cherry Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
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Immanuel's Lutheran Church
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Albert Kisten
Robert Gerth
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