Temperance lecture and community notes in Bakerville
Several local items from Bakerville recount a baby’s birth to Mr and Mrs Chris Peterson, a temperance lecture by Rev Munroe at Temperance hall in Bete Witter’s, and visits by Miss Dora Largon and Pearl Witter. Agricultural updates note farm sales, milk deliveries halting at Fuller & Hathaway, butter price cut, juror panels for Wood county, and farm produce sent to Milwaukee. Road tax work continues despite rain, Dan H Brooks falls ill, and Ivis reports Joseph Scobroder selling his farm to buy north of East Branch schoolhouse. Scribe observes Duchess Wealthy Wolf River apples and notes two transplanted trees with apples in James Larson’s garden. Hans H Paulson threshes for several farmers with a new 16 hp engine and blower, aiding busy harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Peterson
Ivis
Joseph Scobroeder
Frank Merrill
East Branch
Dan H. Brooks
H. Brooks
Cedarhurst
Bell and
Paulson
Fuller & Hathaway Creamery Company
Creamery Company
Wood County
P. N. Christensen
Grand Rapids
Circuit Court
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Thomas Thompson
Henry Ebbe
Robert Ebbe
James Larson
L. W. Lee
P.N. Christensen
Wolf River
Thos, Thompson
A. Kohl
H. Kaufman
Alex Johnson
Hans H. Paulson
C. E. Blodgett
Perrin Cranmer
Joseph Wolf
M. Dunner
C Peterson
Win. Goets
Walterbach
Local notes from Lindsey and surrounds reflect community moves
Mrs Willigrub returns home to Cashton while Jim Tilton family plans wintering in Lindsey. Various residents travel, relocate, or begin home building near town. A road grader improves two miles of poor road and a large new store interior nears completion with plans for a major merchandise stock by Mr Wicken.
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Willigrub
Cashton
Jim Tilton
Lindsey
Will Hard
Ellison Small
Pink
Freidly
Iowa
Bishop
Friedly
Loyal
Albert
Nellie Broker
Wisconsin
Madam Johnson
Tommie Hamilton
Birnamwood
Henry Johnson
Levi Small
Prohibition State Central Committee
Rev
Monroe
Mulock
Wicken
Rain brings busy days to Rozenville and area
Rozenville reports welcome steady rain after a dry spell. Cleared fields mean threshing is in full swing and social events like Brinkmann's graveyard picnic and dance drew good crowds. Louis Spindler begins a large basement barn project with 40 by 100 feet, hauling fine stone ten miles for the wall.
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Brinkmann
Louis Spindler
Dler and
Sone
Local crop outlook from New York trip
Henry Bernitt reports crops in our adjoining country look unusually good while hay crops elsewhere are backward. He predicts hay prices will rise this year, and locally farmers with hay to sell stand to benefit if his forecast holds true.
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Henry Bernitt
New York
Stratford Notes On People Places And Changes
Frank Goates of Wausau visited friends here last week. Many attended the county fair in Wausau. Frank Frodel named village police to replace Steve Shadock. John Kohl busy hauling lumber to build a house this fall. Albert and Joe Hoffman and Andrew Alain family returned from Manitowoc after two weeks. Berby Kohl and Chas Grassel, two navigators who headed for St Louis, returned to Stratford with empty stomachs singing There is no Place Like Home. John Kohl sold the Stratford House to his sons for 4000 dollars. The Kohl Bros. are active in business and well regarded.
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Frank Goates
Wausau
Frank Frodel
Steve Shadock
John Kohl
Lamber
Albert
Joe Hoffman
Andrew Alain
Manitowoc
Berby Kohl
Chas. Grassel
St. Louis
Stratford
Charles
Harry
Kohl Bros
Local social and travel notes from Auburndale region
Auburndale residents joined an excursion to Manitowoc and a trip to Adams county. Edward Schmidt returned from Clark's Mill. contractor Andrew Sieverson plans a large silo for R. Connor Co. Several marriages are noted, including Jacob Ruder with Anna Adler at St. John's and Carrie Kreisch with William Trudeau. Katherine Walsh wed L. J. Putnam in Wausau, with extended travel plans following both ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Berdan
Grand Rapids
Manitowoc
Edward Schmidt
Clark's Mill
R. Connor Co
Andrew Sieverson
B. I. Kihn
Louis Grobe
Fred‘ Graham
Adams County
Messrs
Charlies Schultz
Edward Vennes
John Balters
William Drollinger
Delis
Alverno
Marion Maxfield
Plover
C. E. Boles
Preacher to illustrate Heart of Man at Fifth Street Church
Col W H Lake will preach on the Heart of Man using chemical and water demonstrations to show the heart before and after the fall. Communion Sunday and new member reception follow a morning service at 10 30. Evening service at 7 30 discusses Unfinished Towers. All invited. J F Youre, Pastor.
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W. H. Lake
Fifth Street
Presbyterian Church
J. F. Youre
Lingering Summer Colds and How to Fight Them
This brief notes summer colds are stubborn and may linger for months if untreated. It claims One Minute Cough Cure acts at once to cure coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat issues. The ad appeals to parents through a drug store recommendation and promises rapid relief for children.
City council acts on damages, licensure, and staff posts
The September common council meeting adjourned from Monday to Tuesday and approved routine bills. John Mulholland seeks damages for injuries from a defective sidewalk near the Northwestern hotel. Petitions to vacate parts of H and Chestnut streets to form an artificial lake, and to raise the city teamster salary, were referred to committees. Saloon licenses issued to E. Nelson and Toha Muehlbauer. Firefighter salaries for the quarter ordered paid. Election officers for November confirmed by ward: lists of ballots, clerks, and inspectors for six wards. A Gogebic Lake steam yacht, placed by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co. at Gogebic Hotel, serves guests with daily lake trips and a mahogany interior. Gogebic promotes healthful air and balsam woods as a resort draw.
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Common Council
John Mulholland
Northwestern
Judiciary Committee
John Hyland
H and
Chestnut Streets
Board of Public Works
Peter LaBelle
E. Nelson
Toha
Johan Scheer
Wick Straveler
Jos. Plum
Gus Scheibe
Anton Thomas
Pat Harkin
Bellot
Ed Dumas
Gus Warnecke
Jno
K. Stauber
Wm. Schlafke, Jr
A. Dolezal
Julius Maas
E. &. Mechler
G. W. Henderson
Third Ward
Bert McLees
John Huebner
Otto Hellerman
F. A. Broders
B. Serwe
Adam Long
John Rossman
Fourth Ward
Nick Pinion
Henry Oliver
C. B. Warfield
Theo. Lutterman
Wm. Hirth
Peter Weiland
Fred Wendt
Fifth Ward
Jos. Grall
Chicago &Northwestern Railway Co
Gogebic Lake
Gogebic Hotel
Gogebie
Gogebic
Health lectures at M E church by Mrs Peardon in Sept
Free illustrated talks for women by Mrs Peardon of the Wisconsin Viain Co at the M E church on September 8 9 and 10 afternoons in Room 19 Mansion House. Topics include Woman Nerves and Girls. Mrs Peardon will also be available for two weeks in Mansion House Room 19.
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M. E
Marshfield Telephone Exchange warns over number changes
Patrons are advised not to print telephone numbers on stationery as the exchange moves to a new building requiring many number changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Telephone Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bakerville
Rozenville
Auburndale
Jacob Ruder
Anna Adler
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Bison
St. Paul
Carrie Kreisch
Henry Kreisch
William Trudeau
William Hirth
W. J. Magourn
Cherry Street
Katherine Walsh
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Brill's
Brill’s
Brill’s Boys’ Clothing Department
Magnet Brand
Local Market Report
Eogas
Royal Baking Powder
T. F. Roessler. & Co
Marshfield, Wis
Mi J
Kraus & 60
Marshfield
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