22 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1895
Page
1
Progress at the Wisconsin Moogrectory faces slow pace as winter nears and key tasks remain unfinished. Delays threaten factory readiness by year’s start. wells, water supply, and framing await completion while equipment and materials are staged and orders tied to contracts.
The article notes that chairs and carpets for the MB Church are nearly ordered and will be installed, with heating by furnace to be added. The improvements are described as valuable, increasing congregation comfort and marking a progressive step forward for the church.
Eldred, 23, captain of the Wag sia Light Guards, died Wednesday night by his own action after shooting Ninsetf. He was well known in the area, and had endured a week of agony before succumbing, with no reason given for his rash act.
Open hunting closed amid concern over greed and dwindling deer. Hunters report scarce game, with trained hounds used to chase deer and protect the remaining stock. Officials note continued enforcement and record a potential but uncertain number of deer killed, including a prize buck weighing near 100 pounds.
County officials delayed Saturday sessions while a building committee planned changes and a new county map. A surplus funds estimate reached about $17,200 to complete the project, with committees to work with the State Board and gather land information in Wood County.
A new young men’s club forms amid the city’s social scene opening Sunday night with five front rooms for cards and reading, a gymnasium, and an art gallery. The club plans attract about 400 members, with officers including Charles Hirth as president and Henry Bartels as vice president.
E A Anpin of Arpin Lumber Co travels Cedarhurst where 3,000,500 feet of Jugs are obtained for Arpin mill. shipments planned via Oana to Pr B N rail line to boost winter activity. Frank Upham reports strong demand for furniture stock as the Upham Co prepares to stock for spring orders. Local lumber trade expands with 1,000,000 feet bought in Chili and 4,000,000 feet more to be logged near Groanwood as crews mobilize along Wisconsin Central rail. A slight accident hits Jehu Stadt barber. water levels at Upham lag reach low levels for years.
The article notes hopeful farmer experiments on marshes between Hive Lake area and Grand Rapids, aiming to drain and farm hundreds of acres. It reports gradual ground elevation, promising cranberry nurseries and rich future harvests as marshlands become productive farmland.
Received news of an early morning jail delivery at Gentt Rapids. District Attorney Williams led a case treasuring Melanin for stealing a coat in Centralia. Trial unfolded with suspicions, but Williams argued Melania acted with planning and manipulation.
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