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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1902

Page

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Clever swindle exposes Bowersville swindler Cummings

Long narrative outlines R. P. Beilke’s tale of a con artist named J. M. Cummings who swindled Beilke out of $590 by promising a saloon purchase and real estate deal in Greenwood, Prentice, Spencer, and Marshfield. Cummings drafted an option on Dumas property, paid Beilke with bank funds, and vanished, leaving Beilke suspects it was a smooth, practiced ruse.

R. P. Beilke Greenwood J. M. Cummings Cummings Mr. Beilke First National Bank Prentice Wisconsin Central Line Beilke Spencer Marshfield Ed. Dumas Mr. Dumas Mansion House Dumas Bsikke

Equalization Figures for County Assessment

The board of supervisors completed the equalization of county assessments, raising the initial twenty percent valuations to a final county total of 12,426,815.20. Marshfield is listed at 2,637,584.40, Grand Rapids at 2,085,400, Lincoln at 554,346.50, Rock at 352,608.80, Richfield at 296,712.40, Marshfield at 321,564, and Auburndale at 371,849.

Board of Supervisors City of Marshfield Grand Rapids Town of Lincoln Rock Richfield Auburndale

Lost In the Woods Leo Rose of Marquette Survives

Leo Rose of Marquette, nephew of a local Leo Rose, got separated during a hunting party near his city. He wandered three days in swamps without food and could not start a fire. After two days of search, rescuers found him late Tuesday afternoon. he has since fully recovered from the ordeal.

Leo Rose Marquette Mich Mr. Rose

Delightfur Concert at Methodist Church Delights Audience

A Delightfur concert at the Methodist church last Friday evening drew a modest crowd due to bad weather. William Herbert Dale impressed many with a superb voice and well trained singing. The ladies’ performances earned applause as the entire event was enjoyed by all.

William Herbert Dale

Two aldermen elected in city wards for vacant seats

In a special election held Wednesday in the Fourth and Fifth wards, Charles Schmirler Democrat won in the Fourth with 104 of 183 votes, while George H. Reynolds Republican won in the Fifth with 37 of 40 votes. Schmirler and Reynolds are expected to join the common council, succeeding long‑time members. Local prospects also consider a Pecatonica businessman moving his Smetland pony buggy line to Marshfield, potentially opening a new factory here pending relocation.

Charles Schmirler George H. Reynolds George H. Welton Schmirler Mr. Welton Reynolds J. H. Morel Sam Wireh Fred Lupiest Schmitter Kraus Cook Board of Health F. E. Stockburger Pecatonica Illinois Marshfield Stockburger Stockurger

Opera House Leased to Fleischmann for Dec 1

Philip Adler, longtime owner, leases the opera house to Joseph Fleischmann who will assume active management on December 1. Fleischmann, Adler’s son in law and former assistant manager, brings broad theatrical experience and strong ties to high class attractions. He will personally oversee all business details and continue Adler’s up to date booking standards.

Philip Adler Joseph Fleischmann Mr. Fleischmann Adler Fleischmann

Mrs Lathrop Entertains at South Cherry Street Home

Mrs H A Lathrop hosts a series of dinner parties at the palatial South Cherry street residence. Last week Saturday and this week Tuesday saw tables of twelve guests, with another party planned for the coming Saturday evening. Dr A W Berch to visit Marshfield as an visiting osteopath on Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons, staying at Hotel Blodgett for inquiries.

H. A. Lathrop A. W. Berch Wausau Wis Marshfield City Blodgett

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