Sommers and Reigs Receive Commissions
Commissions from Adjt. Gen. Boardman ordering them to duty reached Capt. Herman Sommers and first Lieut. Frank Rebel of Company A. They assumed charge Wednesday evening and received the company property from former Capt. Connor that afternoon. Col. Orlando Holloway of Merrillan was present for instruction and offered pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
C. K. Boardman
Herman Sommers
Frank Rebel
Company A
Sommers
Connor
Orlando Holloway
Merrillan
Staadt area notes on farms and local business
Staadt residents host Frank Norman and family for a Sunday visit as he plans to expand chicken farming. J W Lawrence mourns his mother’s death and travels to Antigo. Staadt Trust Co recently organized with Joe Kattzer as president and B J Trimborn as treasurer. Frank Burke begins the season cutting at the mill and expects increased custom sawing. Local wood-loading cars remain scarce as winter ends and farmers push to finish wood business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staadt
Joe Kattzer
Ed Kaultzer
Jain Wlabecbeck
B. J. Trimborn
Treas
Prank Burke
Bethel News Notes and Local Visits
Bethel reports Grand Rapids visitor Prof W E Straw and Mrs Bertha Peake visiting friends. Mrs Pearl is improving rapidly. Mrs Rice Davis of Granton visits daughter Mrs G W McClaflen. Miss Mary Beggs from Almon attends Bethel academy. Mr J McChesney returns from Hawthorne Wis. Canvassers institute planned for the Bethel church or Academy reception room. Also remarks on 1 John 2:1. Larson and Relden visit for Madison sanitarium support. Frank Austin Jr. injures hand lighting a gasoline lamp at Mr George Klement’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Straw
Grand Rapids
Bertha Peake
Clafsen
Pearl
Rice Davis
Granton
G. W McClaflen
Mary Beggs of
Almon
Bethel Academy
McChesney
Alice McCrillis
Bethel Church
J. €. McChesney
Mac Hess
Walderly School
Hawthorne
Wis
Academy
Jesus Christ
Peter Larson
Arthur Relden
Madson Sanitarium
Larson
Frank Austin Jr
George Klement
Richfield News Roundup of Local Happenings
Wm Zenner helps M I Tuttle with wood this week. Mrs J M Hortiston recovering from pleurisy. Willing Workers party reveals Frank Belton as guest. School district No 6 installs ventilating heating in their social house. J Ross Porter of Wautoma Wis visits C W Porter and buys two car loads of hay. C W Porter fills ice house. son James aids and swims in cold water. Young People’s Club meets at John Peters. Peters family praised as hosts. Richfield Creamery patrons mourn the Wichmans plan to leave this spring. Wm Wichman lauded as a top butter maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenner
M. I. Tuttle
J. M. Hortiston
Frank Belton
J. Ross Porter
Wautozna
Wis
C. W
C. W. Porter
James
John
Richfield Creamery
Wm. Wichman
Mr. Wichman
Local Notes On Residents and Business Changes In Marshfield Area
Gregor Durst received a carload of cement last week. M Ley visited with Mr and Mrs M Menke at Colby over Sunday. Mrs M Ley left Monday for Luxembourg to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Henry Hart of Marshfield were visiting last week. Henry Palmbach rented the Piel farm near Klondike and will move this week. Gregor Stahl and Richard Crister from Su Nazians visited their nephews Gregor and Francis Durst last week. A marriage license was granted to Otto Kille and Miss Caroline Gunderson of Auburndale. Flo will retire after 25 years in the store business. Frank Durst was in Marshfield Saturday and cold weather made him wish for summer. Frank Cramer sold his store to John Reinert. Reinert took possession last week Saturday. Cramer also sold 3 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregor Durst
M. Ley
M. Menke
Colby
Gregor Stahl
Richard Crister
Su. Nazians
Gregor
Francis Durst
Otto Kille
Caroline Gunderson
Auburndale
John Kolbeck
Flo
Frank Durst
Marshfield
Frank Cramer
John Reinert
Reinert
Cramer
Cale Damon
C. F. Colby
Minneapolis
Mira
John Hoona
Oscar Lundgren
Dom. Manson
Friday Wi
Port Wing
Ature
Mr. Lundgren
Almon
Auction at Beidel Farm March 13 in Squaw Creek
Henry Beidel will hold an auction on his Squaw Creek farm March 13. The Rock Cheese and Butter Company reports over 5 000 pounds of milk per day. Charles Schulhauser moved to a new Marshfield farm. George Bohman sold a fine young colt for 180 dollars. The report notes several moves and visits among neighbors including Kaudgen Roehrborn and Harrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beidel
Cornelius Kaudgen
George
Roy Roehrborn
Joe Dacis
Geo. Bohman
Fred Mews
Illinois
Charles Schulhauser
Marshfield
George Bohman
The
Rock Cheese and Butter Company
Richard
Emil Roggenbauer
Roy Rocrborn
Harrus
Walter Clark
Chas. Schulhauser
North Nasonville News Splash of Winter News
North Nasonville enjoying good sleighing. Francis Boyd traveled to Marshfield on Thursday. Stine Bros. cutting and hauling bolts. Mr and Mrs Richard Bloch visited Marshfield Thursday. Herman and Chas Bulgrin were Marshfield visitors Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frank Balance welcomed a bouncing baby girl. Antone Prijatal plans spring barn work. Miss Margaret Dieringer visiting near Marshfield at Jos Stine Jr home. Mr and Mrs Calvin Muir hosted a farewell party at Louis Rustad home. they plan homestead in North Dakota. Peter Porter’s little daughter died Sunday at age five. funeral to be held at Bakerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bloch
Marshfield
Herman and
Chas. Bulgrin
Frank Balance
Margaret Dieringer
Jos. Stine Jr
Calvin Muir
Louis Rustad
North, Dakota
Peter Porter
Bakerville
Nasonville Notes From A Rural Community
Nasonville reports Mr and Mrs Muir plan to move to Dakota for a farm position. August Seehaler prepares materials for a large barn this summer. The old Nason forty sale to Andrew Fischer is noted. Mr and Mrs Herman Steltenpohl return from Indiana. Dist 1 Lincoln observed a funeral for Mrs Ole Peterson closing school. New neighbor Mr Kelley arrived with household goods and camp on Thursday. John and Duncan Cattanach help Kinzie Cattanach haul sand. barn addition planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kelley
John McTavish
John
Duncan Cattanach
Kinzie Cattanach
Mr. Cattanach
Local Society and Household Notes From Marshfield Area
Community updates cover births, moves, visits, and gatherings across Marshfield and nearby towns. Notable items include new home purchases, anniversaries, travel to Stevens Point and Port Wing, a charity event at W. W. Swan’s home, and millinery work transitions. Also notes on a party honoring C F Colby, and plans for a musical event. An obituary and health ad appear with a cure claim for catarrh and deafness.
Range Line farm activity and business on the Line
Frank Daul plans a bank barn this summer while farmers haul ties to John Nicholas sawmill and saloonkeepers prepare ice for winter. The cheese factory operates through winter as milk output rises daily. Several farmers haul river gravel after calculating taput cement floors for barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daul
John Nicholas
Deafness Cure Through Constitutional Remedies Claim
The article argues deafness cannot be cured by local applications as the disease lies in the Eustachian tube. It asserts deafness stems from an inflamed mucous lining and claims only constitutional remedies can restore hearing by reducing inflammation and reopening the tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Sommers and
REIGS
Gen. Boardman
Frank Norman
B.J. Trimborn
Frank
J.W. Lawrence
Antigo
Mr. Lawrence
Bethel
Richfield
Ayer
Avor Co
Lowell
Rogers
Mosher
Kestel Bros. Co
Henry Hart
Henry Palmbach
Piel
Klondike
Squaw Creek
Nic Hamas
Milwaukee
North Nasonville
Francis Boyd
Stine Bros
Antone Prijatal
Nasonville
Mrs. Muir
Dakota
Mr. Muir
Dist. No
Town of
Lincoln
Ole Peterson
Adler Opera House
Witt & Williams
Imperial
Miss Minnie
Miss Maud
Johnson
Charlea Haslaw
Usor
Frank Selicliz Tux
C. M. Varney
Unity. Ies
Faroe
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Fourteenth Streets
Marshfield Hardware & Auto Co
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