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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1902

Page

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Vedder Campaign for Marshfield City Clerk Re-election

Charles S. Vedder, current city clerk, announces candidacy for re election at the upcoming municipal election. A Republican nomination seems likely and broad endorsements are expected. Vedder’s tenure includes a citizen friendly office system aiding the council and strong involvement in municipal and school district progress.

Charles S. Vedder Republican Party Vedder Marshfield

Accident at McMillan Claims a Camp Worker

Robert Gripentrog of near Spencer suffered a severe head injury while removing a water tank at Camp 5. While crossing ice he slipped and a heavy skid struck his skull fracturing it. He was moved from the mill to Marshfield hospital where doctors report serious but hopeful prospects for recovery, though long bed confinement is likely.

Robert Gripentrog Spencer Camp 5 Marshfield

Surprise serenade for Marshfield mayor on birthday

The Marshfield Maennerchor surprised Mayor Fred Vollmar Tuesday evening at his home on the occasion of his forty fifth birthday. After several vocal selections they were invited in for a feast with John P. Hume as toastmaster. The rest of the evening included social visits from friends and club members who offered congratulations.

Fred Vollmar Vollmar Pody John P. Hume Volimar Maennercher

Big Real Estate Deal Near Merrill and Tomahawk

The firm Tearnan and Kuckuk led by FP J Tearnan bought 43 sorties of hardwood and cedar timber lands along the Wisconsin River in Lincoln County between Merrill and Tomahawk. The property is valued for cedar and was purchased for speculation with equal undivided interests shared by Shawano resident Mr Kuekuk and Mr Teaman.

Tearnan & Kuckuk FP. J. Tearnan Lincoln County Merrill Tomahawk Wisconsin River Kuekuk Shawano Teaman

Young Couple Wed at Thomas House in Chili

Miss Ethel Frazer and George Young, prominent Chili residents, were married Thursday morning at the Thomas House by Municipal Judge RE Andrews in a small ceremony attended by friends. The couple will live in Thorpe after a brief wedding trip. Mr Young works as a lumber grader.

Thomas House Ethel Frazer George Young Chili RE. Andrews Thorpe Young

Deaths: William Bille Dies in California Mission

Christ Gile succumbs to consumption in Fresno after health retreat from Marshfield. City surveyor Christian Bille, 1873 birth, Minnesota and University of Minnesota alumnus, died at cousin H.G. Brooks home. Remains to be brought to Marshfield for funeral from John and Mrs. Bille’s home in Nasonville. Survived by parents John and Mrs. Bille, two brothers Hans and others, two sisters.

Christian Bille California H.G. Brooks Fresno Great Western John Bille Nasonville Bille Marshfield Will Joog University of Minnesota Hans Bille I. OG G.T City Lodge Denmark America Christ Paulson Clara Bille

Desperate suicide attempt in Shawano ends with hospital care

Rudolph Trobatsparinger of Shawano cut an artery in his leg Tuesday in a secluded yard at Marshfield Street Stave Company. He bled heavily until a passerby alerted police. Dr H H Milbee at the station stopped the bleeding and he was taken to St Josephs hospital where his condition improves. He is described as a pauper patient with a fatal motive but is expected to recover.

Rudolph Trobratsparinger Shawana Marshfield Stave Company H. H. Milbee St. Joseph's Hospital Trobratsparinger Shawano County

Wrestling Match March 29 Between Fred Heels and Max Flaskamp

A catch as catch can match is arranged for Saturday night March 29 in this city. Fred Heels will wrestle Max Flaskamp of St Louis for a $100 side bet at catch weights with strangle hold barred. The bout is planned likely at the opera house with Flaskamp a respected middleweight and Heels promising a strong display before heading to St Paul for further scrimmages.

Fred Heels Max Flaskamp St. Louis Opera House Flaskamp Beell St. Paul

Yellow River Fishway Readied To Aid River Passage

Legislation by Assemblyman F A Cady to build fishways on Yellow River dams advances. aims to allow fish passage to Lincoln Richfield and Rock towns this spring. officials promise open runway. Also note concert by Second Regiment band at Adler's March 18 with Ida White Kraus Novotny and Rowe. admission fifty and thirty cents. reserved seats free at Baker's.

F. A. Cady Yellow River Cady Madison Wis Cany Marshfield Necedah Commissioners of Fisheries Bpwis E. Briant James Nevin Second Regiment Adler's Opera House Ida White Joseph Kraus Louis Novotny C. F. Rowe Culonital Duverm Cavaller Walw—Mountgston Herman Hoey ‘Reelts Milley de Witt Viola Soto Louis Novarny

Home Talent Play Set for April 15 War Drama

Major M G Dillenback, a theatrical promoter who visited recently to stage The Union Scout with home talent, has arranged with Company A managers to produce the play here around April 15. The cast will be nearly the same as previously announced, and Major Dillenback will arrive early in the month to conduct rehearsals.

M. G. Dillenback Company A Dillenback

Republican Caucuses Set for March 24 in City Wards

The Republican city committee fixed March 24 as caucus day in ward voting places at 7 30 pm. Ward officers and city convention delegates will be chosen. The convention will be held March 25 in the city hall assembly room.

Republican City Committee

Elk's Ball Easter Monday at Armory

Arrangements for the first annual Elk lodge ball are rapidly completed for Monday evening March 31 at the armory. Admission is two dollars per couple for the dance with supper provided by the Helping Hand society. Adams' full orchestra will supply the music.

Elk Lodge Armory Adams

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CS. Vedder McMillan Christ Gile Saenger Mervill North Wisconsin Saenger. Bezirk Merrill Liederkranz Society A. P. Adams Merrill Liederkranz Necedah Dam Hrother Chandise As Drs. W. Jd FG. Waite Adler Block Deen Victor Ron Milladore Lumber Co Milladore, Wisconsin M. J. Kraus & CO Wisconsin Advice C. T. Belt, Warder Building Washington, D. Cc
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