Firemen's High Ball Plans For Charity Dance
The ivy firemen met at Baumano's hall to approve payroll and set up the third annual ball for Vas company funds to furnish new courtiers. A 92 000 pound bell is proposed, the old 600 pound bell to be sold at 18 cents a pound. Committees for painting music and tickets were formed with officers named and a dance date set for Friday April 12. Tickets priced ten cents per couple and a city canvass planned.
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Ivy
Baumano's
Venta
Scharmann
Capt
Mess
Seeuy Gwin
Hert McLaes
Joseph Hufer
Coopera
Caiel Gullman
Vas Company
John Homan
Oulo Shuremann
Lucy Gavin
Dm. Hafer
Bert Melees
Chas
Toor
I Mite
Lucy Gwin
J. M. Afar
Bere MeLees
BM. Finney
W. A. Sexign
John Hoffman
Legislative Doings and Electric Light Legislation Debated
Ex Governor Upham spoke against the Andrews bill banning new electric light plants in Guy city arguing it could spur conspiracies to control the industry. Other leaders backed the view as the law’s passage seemed unlikely. Assemblyman Oud supported a bill targeting gamblers and fortune tellers as vagrants, while Chief Jansen backs the measure. The primary election reform effort faltered, and Stevens works on a less radical version. The Dodge bill to cut taxes from 86 to 10 per month drew favorable reports and faces likely passage.
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W. H. Upham
Guy City
Upham
Stevens
Bience
Leading Cases From The Court Published In Annotated Reports
The Wisconsin Supreme Court selected Marshfield and other leading decisions for the Lawyers Annotated Reports. The Marshfield case concerns taxation and municipal relations with telephone companies in rem. The city secured interpretation of obscure statutes while the Davis and Starr case settled damages for the city treasury totaling 1138.09 with listed tax items. Visitors Mrs Moreland and Mr Moreland toured the city. Moreland’s tale notes Alaska travel, a government scouting post, a $25000 wealth estimate, and a notable display of furs, hides, and Esquiman outfits from their journey.
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Ousa
Davis Starr Lacuher Company
Buv
Marshfield
Wiconsin Telephone Company
Marshield
Davis& Stare Company
Tinterest 22.2 Ceeee Seteers
Cassy
Circuit Courk
Coss
Supreme Court
Material for Monuments at Schmidt Marble Works
Louis C. Schmidt received a car load of marble from Rhutland Viey for his marble works. Those in need of monuments or grave slabs should call on Mr Schuldiny to examine styles and designs. The car load cost 700 and freight was 3125.
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Louis C. Schmidt
Rhutland
Viey
Mr. Schuldiny
Ube
North Side Market cash only policy announced
Cash North Side Market owners Arl and VoRet inform patrons that starting in April all meat sales by the north side butchers will be cash only. Payments are due at purchase or on delivery to maintain service quality. They express appreciation for continued liberal patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arl & VoRet
North Side
Agnr & Vocel
Attorney W. T. Conway Announces Candidacy for County Judge
Grand Rapids attorney W. T. Conway announces his candidacy for County Judge in the upcoming election. He is described as a young, capable, popular lawyer with broad endorsements across the county and a strong reputation for public service.
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W. 7
Conway
Grand Rapids
Bakersville Notes Mixed With Winter Weather and Local Doings
In Bakersville Mrs Kohl endures rheumatism while Mrs Couture visits relatives and feuds flare in the Fhbe district. Carl Christen gen hosts a birthday gathering for select friends. Peter and Mrs Peterson recover from grip. Nasonville church event drew praise. Old King Boreas weakens as the harsh winter continues. Walter Pewerson had a close call from a fall near home. Peter Ebbe begins sawing logs with ample supply on hand. Dist No 2 winter term ends as Miss Gertrude Hattebor may teach next term in Dist No 2. Nomination papers circulate for County Judge Gaynor’s reelection. Petitions push to regulate fish passage and damming on Yarrow river. Zoremuen’s birthday surprise at Hogan Iasy brings friends with a gift.
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Kohl
Joseph Couture
Fhbe
Carl. Christengen
Peter B. Peterson
Nasonville Presbyterian Church
Boreas
Walter Pewerson
Peter Ebbe
Gertrude Hattebor
Sal Buck
Rothunberger School
Gaynor
Fice
rezigiaMire
Yallow
Ash
Nasonville
Zoremuen
Louis Gariswensen
Hogan Iasy
McMillan W D Warner heads to Rosendale and mill updates
W D Warner went to Rosendale last week to be gone indefinitly. B F McMillan is at his upper mill at Ontonozas Michigan this week. Mrs Joseph Wells hosted a quilting party for her lady friends Tuesday. Steam has been raised at the mill and once the pond can be opened by steam pipes the mill will start sawing. The River Ballast last Saturday. John M Jackson of the McMillan Co force was called home due to his residence being destroyed by fire Friday night. Ernest Kehrberg rented a Tarn on the Rowesville road and plans farming. Frank Kline will occupy the Kellberg house. Fred Seefulds of Tomeo has land from the McNamee Lios and will have a cheese factory ready by month end. Funeral of Mrs Jacob Barron led by foreman of the saw mill, attended by locals despite weather. The mill closed. Mr Barron remains here with Alv and Sts Henry Sawyer living with Jim. Out-of-town guests included Jog wid Frank Burton of Stevens Point Mrs Ratu Wingy and son of Janesville, Wo Muna of Mudowoo, Mr and Mrs A St Thomas of Wausau, and Mrs Tam Schmlat of Penwood.
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McMillan Au
John M. Jackson
McMillan Co
Arc
Ernest Kehrberg
Rowesville
Wrank Kline
Kellrberg
Fred
Tomeo
McNamee Lios
Jacob Barron
Foretown
Vicinny
Barron
Henry Sawyer
Jim
Frank Burton
Stevens Point
Ratu Wingy
Janesville
Muna
Mudowoo
A. St. Thomas
Wausau
Tam Schmlat
Penwood
North Richfield Social News Roundup
Anton Dullendurfer bought five horses last Saturday. A sociable was held at John Arquette's this evening. Russell, previously ill, is improving. A masquerade occurred at Davis residence last Saturday enjoyed by a lively party. Misa Luella Rowe received a pleasant surprise party Wednesday night. The community notes many recoveries from grip. Rev. Frank Kirkland is ill. Wallace Kieffer traveled to Pinavitle to fetch a wagon wheel from Beaver Dam. New hub set announced. William Burbopp has a painful neck and is under Dr. Wable care at Marshfield. a major operation may not be needed.
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Anton Dullendurfer
Vires
John Arquette
Russell
Davis
Lavey
Misa Luella Rowe
Auburndale Gossip and Local Notices Mix of Names
Frank Berg returns to the hotel and quips about Hankie. John Masterson reports from Maris nette. Rd Kennedy visited Stevens Point last Sunday. Village Treasurer Tiederith, age 40, filed tax returns last Saturday. Three brothers north of town selling logs faced a scuffle with a sealer who paid a fine to Justice Lusk. Dun Sehluenz moved to her father's house and was surprised by the Sovinl Evenings Pleasure Club. Al had a free time and odors passed.
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Here
Use Sealer
Justice
Ills and family notes from Tilton area readers
Mrs Wart is among those reported sick with grip. Several Tilton residents have gone to Viroqua. Mrs G W Tidd entertained two visitors from Meansville a few days ago. Ladies Aid will sew March 6 at Mrs Walshs and hold an oyster supper that evening at the time place. John Welch returned from camp at Sun Lake Friday for rest as Mr Walchs health is poor. TH Johnson and family left on Mr Angelia Sunday. Appell, very ill, is slowly improving. Two sisters of Miss Haueberg visited Saturday and attended the Christ ensan party.
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John Welch
Mr. Walch
TH. Johnson
Angelia
Me. Appell
Sarah Haueberg
Notice of Judicial Election in Woot County Wisconsin
Notice of judicial election in Wisconsin reading that on the first Wednesday of April a list of officers will be selected for the county. It notes a vacancy on the Supreme Court and the term of the current official, with ballots and returns per the law. Official seal and date are recorded by Clerk Bene at Grand Rapids.
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Wisconsin
Woot
Nouien
Suite
Wisconaie
Ald Tmonth
Supreme Court
Lirle Dudge
Ian Givenader
Grand Rapids
A.van
L. S, Bene, Co
Legals Notice of Estate Claim Hearing
In the matter of the estate of Andreas Dellengorter the probate court orders all creditors to present claims for examination and allowance at the Grand Rapids probate office. The notices cover a June and September 1001 first Tuesday schedule with publication in Migshfield to inform creditors of deadlines and procedures for filing claims. The order names John A. Gaynor as County Judge and M. Vaugstan as attorney for the executor.
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Woop
Pravate
Andreas Date Agnuneiuy
Lollers
Andreas Dxllengorter
Deveasad
Marty Anns Dalendar
Juran Uyatlslay
Webrary
Ss Tegular
Suid Andrews
Furth
Unis
Cour
Grand Rapids
Duld
Furtier
Migshfield
Aude
Orden
Iohn A. Gaynor
Abbie S. Stephens
C. Stewart
S. Stephens
Woop County Court
Edward D. Smlvb
Edward D. Smilin
Edward D.smiloh
Grand Ruards
Fareadld
Gredirord
Wolahing
Marshlald
Hisald County
Brat
the Arden
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Jansen
Milwaukee
Towl
Alaska Wealth
Wm. Moreland
Alaska
New York
Tors
G. A
Fred Wartsinske
Ming. Moreland
Gramon
Tair Grounds
Moreland
Cash North Side Market
Bakerville
W. D. Warner
Rosendale
B. VF. McMillla
Ontonozas
Mich
Joseph Wells
North Richfield
Auburndale
Frank Berg
Hankie
John Masterson
Marisnette
Rd Kennedy
Tiederith
Lindsey
Fiay
Legals
Be M. Vaugstan
Avby
Tor
Pu. Marel L.L
Woon Court Court
Fulthel
Maralfield
Times
Iweady
Mareliield
Ine Cota
Joan A. Gaynor
Connvy
A. Gaynor
OSC
Marshfield, Wis
Hirty’s Jewelry Store
Cresssinger
Gent. Ave
Ferdinand Hirzy
Frank Lackner
Omlce Bours
American National Bank
Thomas House
J.W. Bird
Strong’s Ave
Wis
Lake View
John Hoelz
J.hammel& CO
Wasro
Leo, Froelich
Mgr
E.f.mechler
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