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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1903

Page

11

North Rock local notes and community updates

John A. Peterson laid up by a cold. Wm Dix Jr bought a fine five year old farm horse for 101 dollars at auction. Turkey shipments to Marshfeld and a moving picture show at the MWA hall livened the week. Denmark newcomer Wilhelm Nelson arrived, Miss Anna Olson wed Chriss Hanson, and many townsfolk planned visits to Necedah Hammond and St Paul. Local trades, town board, dairy work, and farm product awards were reported along with a sudden death of Anna Christensen.

John A. Peterson Wm. Dix, Jr Gid Bodah Wilhelm Nelson Denmark Peter B. Peterson Ebbe Anna Olson Chriss Hanson Marshfeld Miss Olson

Peculiar accident claims life of local pioneer

Sherry reports Mrs Lusk visited Marshfield while Rev Agnew preached a Thanksgiving sermon. John Jankovitz died Saturday when a load from a frozen sawdust pile caved in, breaking his neck. A Milladore jury ruled accidental death. 48 years old with three widows and four children.

W. A. Siedensticker W. J. Agnew John Jankovitz Fred John Becker Gebert Milladore

Sample bottle offer for Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup

A reader notice advertises free sample bottles of Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup from Neary Horn's drug store for constipation billiousness silk headache and indigestion. The ad promises Re-Go as a sure cure and urges readers to present this notice at the store to obtain the sample.

Neary Horn’s

Estray stock notices McMillan area two red heifers involved

Estray notice reports three cattle entering Section 14, Range 3 East in McMillan on Saturday November 7. A two year old steer with white and red spots, a two year old red heifer, and a red heifer calf were found. Owner may reclaim by paying advertising costs and keeping the stock.

McMillan

Local Happenings At Spencer And Nearby Areas

Spencer residents note visits by Mrs. Chas Cramer and Mrs Henry Mason to Athens. Miss Winifred Edwards returns from Moon family visit to Iowa. Bessie Hand of Chicago guests of her parents the Gardiners. Mrs. Geo Lake and Maud Lake visiting Wanpaca and Wild Rose while Idaho plans loom. Frank Cresse seeks better care in Spencer. Thanksgiving reflections. Mrs. Potts leaves for St Paul to house for son Walter. G A R camp fire planned with good speakers and 25 cent supper, all invited.

Geo Lake Maud Idaho Wanpaca Wild Rose Frank Cresse Spencer

New Discovery Cures Throat and Lung Ailments

Carlessness causes wrecks and deaths from throat and lung troubles. Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds saves lives as shown by Mrs Lois Crags of Dorchester Mass. The remedy is guaranteed for throat and lung diseases by Sexton Brothers druggists, priced 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free.

Carlessness Dr. King Lois Crags Dorchester Mass

Town of Spencer Illness and Local Visitors Mentioned

Mrs S Newman is seriously ill and Mrs H Schwantes was reported ill. A few on the sick list last week include Mrs T Dowd. Mr Raleigh looked after local property interests. Mr and Mrs Will Rhineflesh of Nasonville, guests here, returned home Monday. D Harney, Marshfield real estate dealer, was in the area recently handling property interests.

Spencer S. Newman Oe Strayer Will Rhineflesh Nasonville D. Harney Marshfield

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Sold By Local Drug Store

Scientific pitch describes the stomach’s limits and presents Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy that supplies digestive juices, relaxes nervous tension, and lets overworked stomach muscles rest. It claims to digest food and convert it into rich red blood, with Strauss drug store listed as seller.

Strauss Drug Store

Local News Briefs and School Supper Plans

Lindsey and the Parr boys visit from Viroqua. Knute Erickson was here this week. The Merchantile Company expects a large feed shipment. Few carpenters find work locally as jobs are scarce. The chicken pie supper at the school house Thursday evening should be appetizing. Harry Dawes returned to Pittsville Saturday and is known as the banner sportsman. If you need team shoing, come early or late to fit Ebert between days. A steady line of teams waits from morning to night.

Ebert

DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Endorsement in Boerne Tex

W T Easton of Boerne Texas testifies these pills are unequalled as a tonic and liver stimulant. Thousands use them as a pleasant effective remedy for biliousness jaundice sick headache constipation and torpid liver. They do not purge or weaken and are sold by Strauss drug store.

DeWitt W. T. Easton Boerne Tex Strauss Drug Store

Local notices from Chili and Marshfield readers

Rev Grandy and family returned from Black Creek Tuesday. Miss Una Dow of Marshfield spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Katie Henning of Marshfield visits relatives here. Mrs Smiley to live with son Dr R B Smiley. Miss Lut Christenson spent Sunday with sister Mrs H. Bulgrin at Nasonville. Mr Walter Fadner returned from Minnesota after year and a half away. Mr and Mrs Albert Degener attended Mr Fenske's birthday party Tuesday evening. Local harvest workers glad to be home in cold weather. Mr and Mrs Guy Hollister of Thorpe visited her parents Mr and Mrs W Young. A small Marshfield crowd attended J O G T lodge here last Monday night. Charley Dawes Pratt and Edgar Dow returned from Prentice after month carpentry work. A man fell severely sick with kidney trouble. Patient tried various medicines, then Electric Bitters, cured. Neighbors cured of rheumatism, neuralgia, liver and kidney troubles and debility. Letter from B F Bass of Freemont NC praising the remedy. Only 50c at Sexton Bros Druggists.

Chili Grandy Black Creek Una Dow Marshfeld Katie Henning Marshfield Walter Fadner Minnesota Albert Degener Fenske Guy Hollister Thorpe W. Young J. O. G. T. Lodge Charley Dawes Pratt Edgar Dow Prentice B. F. Bass Fremont, N. C Sexton Bros

Stratford Notes and Local Developments

Mrs Christ Shunk is reported very ill John Kohl contemplates starting a saloon Game Warden Redmond was in town Tuesday A furnace being installed in the Catholic church Daul building owners to open a saloon and hotel in a few days Deer claimed by Max Polege Peter Weber Laurenz Weber Henry Weber Christ Shunk Chas Otto Herb Kohl and Herman Verch Local comments urge respect for age while Dr Kings New Life Pills are advertised as a cure all 25 cents at Sexton Bros Drug Store.

Hall FBI, Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Coenry & Co Anna Christensen Andrew Robertson Milwaukee Joseph Wolf Peter Swister Robert Kabe Wim. Kabe J. C. Kohl M. Hanson Christ Shunk John Kohl Redmond Wausau Harry Kohl Miss Bach Hart' ‘Ford Max Polege Peter Weber Laurenz ‘Weber Henry Weber Chas, Otto Herb Kohl Herman Verch Dr. King Sexton Bros. Drug Store

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