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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
12
Advertising notice for Brill's Twentieth Century Store offering low prices on a fine bleached table damask in Soc grade, with an extra heavy Outing 10 cent value listed.
Mrs. Louie Mintz visits Unity this week while Supt. Beebee attended a county board meeting in Wausau last week. August Luchterhand is confined by quincy. Miss Annie Kath sick with typhoid fever. Jos St Thomas and wife move to Marshfield to keep house for Albert St Thomas. Mrs O A Neumann and two daughters return to Stevens Point. Ray Neumann stays with Miss Emma Op perman. Lightning struck a straw stack near a red Kline during Monday storm, but fire was checked with help from McMillan lumber yard crew. Wm. Metzke visits relatives near Stillwater Minnesota, considering buying a farm. Fred King and family return to Missouri. Mr. Foster of Marshfield visits Lindsey. Henry Earl of Sun Prairie visits for land. Bryce McMullen greeted on the route. A M Blakely adds paint to new house. John Oppenfelt of Cottage Grove buys a farm in Lynn township and will move in.
A store and stock of hardware furniture and farm implements is offered for sale with trade potential for suitable farm property. Contact JTowaAN Christensen at Withee Wisconsin. Also notes high woods wages this fall with common laborers earning about thirty five dollars monthly and teamsters or leaders on forty dollars. Company A plans a Thanksgiving ball with Adams orchestra and armory decorations under a committee including Capt. A. C. Martin Bert McLees J. M. Hafer and H. B. Hoerl.
J H Warrener will consolidate the Medford Star News and Medford Republican Sentinel into one wide paper next week. Pioneer editor Waggoner joins both papers in the merged publication. A tale about Geo Wagner of Hotel Blodgett Barber Shop recounts a patron’s close call with compressed air during a shave ending in a humorous punchline.
Me at consumers are warned of home-dressed tees sold at five and six cents per pound by the quarter. Burglary at Norrie nets 3100 in stamps with a skeleton key and safe blowing. Modern Woodmen dance at the armory promises a large turnout with fifty cent admission per couple. Post office notices list uncollected letters as of November 11, 1901 and urge claimants to say advertised.
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