Times celebrates twenty four years in Wood County
The Wisconsin weekly notes its twenty four year anniversary with history of growth from a small postmaster distribution in 1878 to a twelve page modern paper. It praises Wisconsin and Wood County development, local industry, and patronage while reporting on McEachron Milling and a deer hunting season timing query.
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Times
Marshfield
George Washington
Republican
Willian McKinley
Wisconsin
Sisterhood of States
Wood County
Wisconsin River
Abraham Kuntz Celebrates Sixty Fifth Birthday
Abraham Kuntz a longtime local resident and originator of the ejaculation hub celebrates his 65th birthday on Tuesday. A Civil War veteran he served as a corporal in the 4Sth Wisconsin volunteers after enlisting in 1864. He moved to the area in 187, settled near the city on the Petermeyer farm, cut a road from the Central depot to his home, and in 1876 became the 61st chairman of Marshfield township. He was serenaded by the maennerchor on his birthday eve.
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Abraham Kuntz
Mr. Kuntz
Kuntz
Charles Petermeyer
Marshfield
Dance at the granary of Edward Krieg praised as orderly
Attendees report a pleasant and orderly dance at Edward Krieg's granary after a quarrel with a non payer. A correction notes Arpin town, not Arpin Lumber Co, built eight miles of highway last year under chairman Jos Z Arpin.
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Arpin Lumber Company
Arpin
Jos. Z. Arpin
Local social notes highlight visits and travel
Mr and Mrs A Davis of Progress visited here Monday. Belle Voyerot of Grand Rapids stopped by Friday. H A Bly went on a Chicago business trip late last week. John Hancock of Junction City visited friends Sunday. L Brill of Stevens Point was a guest of Messrs Warner and Edi last week. Mrs John Billings of Neenah stayed with daughter Mrs Ed Claypool. Alderman and Mrs E E Ames returned from an eastern trip last Saturday. T W Brazeau of Grand Rapids attended legal business Monday. Mrs W A Lind visited parents in Stevens Point late last week. Frank Brackett returned Tuesday from Appleton. Mr and Mrs John P Hume host Mrs M D Hume of Chilton. Frank Wheeler will winter with relatives in Stevens Point. Walter Lindemann of Oshkosh visited brother O G Lindemann Wednesday. Mrs Lea Rose on three weeks’ visit to Chicago and Manistique. Mrs Otto Backhaus visited Stevens Point to see her parents Wednesday. Miss Mable Bump of McMillan away a month visiting sister Mrs R D Jenkins at Fenwood. Architect Chris Bille travels to California for vacation and health. Julius Welch of Jefferson in town this week. Welch stayed here last summer. Mrs Charles Laramie of Grand Rapids visiting her parents Mr and Mrs August Sutor. Miss Anna Pinion visiting parents, returns to Fond du Lac. Mrs Ambrose Breckheimer of Elkhart Lake visiting her sons William and Edward. Merchant P J Kraus with son Glenn and daughter Beatrice back from eastern trip Monday night. Herman Stracker in charge of Thorp electric plant. will move family there soon.
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John Hancock
Junction City
L. Brill
Stevens Point
Julius Welch
Jefferson
Welch
Charles Laramie
Grand Rapids
August Sutor
Ambrose Breckheimer
Elkhart Lake
William
Edward Breckheimer
P. J. Kraus
Glenn
Beatrice
Herman Stracker
Thorp
August Wagner
Nekoosa
R. B. Cole
Washington County
John F. Cole
Joseph Hablowitz
Auburndale
Manitowoc
W. W. Heilipeter
Memphis
Tena
Vedder
Milwaukee
Harry
James
Milwaukee Medical College
Local People Notes and Business Moves
Community quick takes list residents traveling for weddings openings and business. Dora Mersch leaves for Luxembourg wedding. August Wagner heads to Nekoosa to start a barber shop. R B Coles visit. Joseph Hablowitz travels to Manitowoc. W W Heilipeter reports southern business conditions. Vedder visits Milwaukee medical students. Blanche Shearer travels with Miss Shearer to Minneapolis. lost fur robe found or claimed. meat sellers Wenzer offer home dressed beef. notice to pay from W J Laprwic.
Local Market Report for Various Commodities
Market notes show fluctuating prices for wheat rye potatoes and other staples. Entries list per bushel and per pound figures with scattered legible digits, while several lines remain garbled or unreadable. The fragmentary data suggests a routine price roundup from a local market with limited legible values including a few totals.
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Hines Green
Rio
Grand County Court Hearing on Eleanor Ewer Estate
In the matter of the estate of Eleanor Ewer deceased the County Court orders examining and allowing the administrator L L Ewer account. Hearing set for December 3 1901 at the Grand Top office. Notice to interested parties by publication for four weeks in the Marah Held Vimes. Dated October 15. John A Gaynor County Judge.
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Ood County
Eleanor Ewer
Reading
L. L. Ewer
Hnard Berng
Roo
Parsons
Tie Marah
Wald
John A. Gaynor
Woon
Benjamin Ewer
LL. Ewer
Asp
Sid Benjamin Ewer
Grand Rapids
Your Little Savings Bank Ad Promotes Safe Deposits
An old bank advertisement claims savings will grow over time with interest on deposits from one dollar upward at twenty four percent per year. It invites customers to leave valuable papers in vaults free of charge and notes the bank’s accessible location and welcoming call to visit.
Drafts and deposits offered by the Pacific Bank
The notice lists officers including President Cashier and Directors as well as services such as drafts split on all pests in the United States and Europe. It mentions interest paid on time deposits and salary deposits with boxes for rent at reasonable rates.
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Staes
Europa
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the Marshfield Times
Williams & White
City of Marshfield
Wansan Record
H. E. McEachron Milling Company
A. Salzman
McEachron Milling Co
McEachron
McEachron Company
Oshkosh
Iunters
Edward Krieg
Mrs. A Davis
Progress
Belle Voyerot
H. A. Bly
Chicago
Frank Brackett
Appleton
John P. Hume
M. D. “Hume
Chilton
Frank Wheeler
Walter Lindemann
0. G. Lindemann
Lea Rose
Manistique
Mich
Otto Backhaous
Mable Bump
McMillan
R. D. Jenkins
Fenwood
Chris Bille
California
Anna Pinion
Fond du Lac
Dora Mersch
Luxemberg
J. L. Voolker
Blanche Shearer
Thorpe
Wenxer & Wenzel
W. J. Ladewig
W. J. Laprwic
Migeta
Pe “Ore
Deraing
A. Lathrop
Lyons
John's
Yebowl Hall
J. Deckert
M. A Eckenstenlr
Wraneu
le Joun
Sehoo
Eras
ARK
Joan Mes Metteleka
R. St J, Josephs Society
St. John’s School
Albert Marros
A. Kleinafinz
P. No
P. Nail
Denslag
Ey Finney
A. L. Bouldrie
Woodman
Jon
Kimmerman
Laeta
Penold’s Block
E. Ames
Myruele
Sexton
T. F.vannscom
Dr. i Soc
Perit
Mears
P.cumning
Wjos Bruckert
Bamon
T. P. Vannedom
First National Bank
Marsnfield, Wis
American National Bank
Coe Cresident
Cashiur W. D, Connor
KG. Krats
C.G. Lindemann
F. Hirzy
John. Kraus
Made
Roessler’s
Chas. Vaughn
Prop
Schelpaper
Hans Bille
Imnelyet
Tiffault-Kamps Merc. Co
Maj. N. G
Tom Thumb
Wife
May
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