Neillsville and Marshfield Tie In Season Opener
Neillsville and Marshfield played to a 6 to 6 tie at Neillsville with Otto refereeing. Marshfield’s second half rally featured Kohl and Doege to Porsi for a 35 yard run by Glassner, while Neillsville's line held early and scored in the first half on nine plunges. Next Saturday Medford visits the fair grounds for a expected record crowd as both teams seek a fast, promising season.
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Neillsville
Prat
Otto
Marshfield
Co Otto
Marshfield Boys
Kohl
Neills- Ville
Glassner
Doege
Bill Porsi
Weal
Ling
Bro
Pors
Wright
Harney
Ninniman
Witt
Bartman
Buckmaster
Hope
Walterbach
Medford
Fair Grounds
Fortnightly Musical Club Meeting Notes
The Fortnightly Musical Club will meet with Mrs. R. Connor on Friday Dec 15. The program includes papers and various vocal and instrumental duets and solos by Campana Rectuy Quivrude Glasser Campana and others with performances by Mrs Miller Miss Glassner Pfeifer and Miss Glas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Connor
Mr Quivrude
Lewis Grech
New Rails On Omaha Branch Link to Chili Line
E Hollenbeck of Chili reports a large crew has begun laying 72 lb steel rails from the city to Chili to connect with the earlier steel rails laid from Merrilan to Chili. The upgrades aim to handle increased through traffic and reinforce Marshfield routing as the main Northwestern line.
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E. Hollenbeck
Chili
Omashe Railway
Marshfield
Supreme Court Affirms Bretz Versus Connor Co Judgment
The Supreme Court affirmed the Wood County Circuit Court ruling awarding E. J. Bretz $563 and costs. The dispute concerned whether timber could be removed after the three year removal period in a land sale with timber rights. Attorneys C. B. Edwards and L. M. Sturtevant represented Bretz, while Goggins & Brazeau defended Connor Co.
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Supreme Court
Wood County Circuit Court
E. J. Bretz
R. Connor Co
Bretz
C. B. Edwards
City
L. M. Sturtevant
Neillsville
Bretz and Goggins & Brazeau
Grand Rapids
The
Connor Co
Just A Woman's Way at Adler Opera House Oct 19 1909
Play review notes a novel and entertaining drama by Pascoe at the Adler Opera House on October 19 1909. It describes a daring yet serious theme handled with frank characterization and convincing delination of situations.
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Adler Opera House
Tue
Pascoe
Sacred concert Sunday at M. E. church
The M. E. choir with Mrs. RR Williams Mrs F F Mcfar lane Miss Irene Henle and others will present a sacred concert at the M. E. church Sunday evening Oct 17. No admission fee. Piano provided by S. W. Raudenbush Piano Co of St Paul.
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M. E. Choir
RR. Wiliams
F. F. Mcfarlane
Irene Henle
L. E. Colvin
B. J. Dale
Minneapolis
J. H. Stoever
G. E. Harrington
Charles Duvall
M. E
S. W. Raudenbush
School Board Convention in Grand Rapids Theatre
The annual School Board Convention will be held at Daly's Theatre in Grand Rapids on Tuesday October 19 1909 starting at 10 30 A M. Addresses will be given by W E Larson State Inspector of rural schools and Ex State Superintendent O B Walls principal of the Marathon County Training School for Teachers.
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Daly’s
Grand Rapids
W. E. Larson
O. B. Walls
Marathon County
Albert Pantelaff Found Dead Near Auburndale
Albert Pantelaff about 60 was found dead beside the road near his Auburndale area home Tuesday morning. He left the town Monday night and is believed to have died of heart failure while walking home. He is survived by a wife and five children.
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Albert Pantelaff
Auburndale
Skating Rink Set to Open October 14
Andrew Marks and Frank Joslin have leased the north side roller rink and will open for business Thursday October 14. The hall is in first class shape and there will be skates for everybody. Company C band will furnish the music.
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Andrew Marks
Frank Joslin
Company C. Band
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MH. S
Neillsville High
Medford High School
Omaha Branch
School Board
Para Foodation
Chicago
Colfe
Hart Schaffner & Marx
R. B
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