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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1906

Page

4

Big Fair Opens With Wide Exhibits At Central Wisconsin

The Fourth Annual Central Wisconsin State Fair opened with horse, cattle, sheep and swine arrivals. A large cow barn donated by Connor Lumber Co. rises on the grounds alongside fruit, bee, flower and vegetable displays. Machinery shows led by J 2 Case Threshing, blooded stock from Brook Farm Athens, and more than fifty tents host carnival attractions and lunch stands. Weather looks fair with attendance likely to hit 10 000. track fast for three days of races and hard fought games between Stratford and Auburndale with Wilson and Oeson pitching.

Wisconsin Wisconsi Connor Lumber Co J. 2. Case Threshing Company Athens Stratford Auburndale Wilson

Gotch Calls Out Beell For Six Month Challenge

Frank Gotch world champion wrestler issues a purse up to 1000 if Beell accepts to fight anywhere within six months. He suggests Beell defeat Farmer and then face him, accusing Beell of talks and no deposits. Gotch declares serious and a match may occur soon.

Frank Gotca Fred Beell Beell Gotch Farmer Erhs Goteh Fred

Wreck on Central Kills Two on Wisconsin Central Train

A work train wreck between Waupaca and Harrington siding on Wisconsin Central Tuesday afternoon killed Engineer Armstrong and Fireman McDonald and seriously injured Roadmaster Lyman and Conductor Pettingill. The incident occurred as a work train was backed into Wanpaca at 2:00 p m when the engine tank wheels jumped the track and the engine overturned burying the two crewmen. Passenger train No 5 was held at Weyauwega and arrived here around eight, with other trains delayed about ten hours.

Wisconsin Central Road Waupaca Harrington Siding Armstrong McDonald Lyman Pettingill Wanpaca Weyanwega

Clark County primaries nominate slate of Republican candidates

A light turnout marked the Clark County primaries held last Tuesday. The Republican ticket includes S. M. Marsh for senator, FL Mr. Jackson for assemblyman, John Hantzicker for county clerk, Oscar Fricke for register of deeds, FL W. Draper for clerk of court, Sol. F. Toseph for sheriff, Chas. Cornelus for treasurer, and E. W. Crosey for district attorney.

Clark County S. M. Marsh Mr. Jackson John Hantzicker Oscar Fricke Register of Deeds W. Draper Sol. F. Toseph Chas. Cornelus E. W. Crosey

Brief civic notes from the city county area

Brief mentions include Guay Nash of Grand Rapids visiting yesterday and Dr J W Burns brother visiting this week. Mr and Mrs C S Sheerin left Sunday for Fond du Lac. Miss Cora Anderson visiting Olga Johnson at Loyal. Senator A W Sanborn of Ashland in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs J Brody moved into Huntzickers on Cherry Street. Chas Whitney home to visit parents. Attorney B C Pers spent Monday at Wansas on business. A E Beenee of McMillen to represent Marathon County in the assembly for two years. Spence M Marsh nominated for state senator to represent Clark and Marathon counties.

J. W. Burns C. S. Sheerin Fond du Lac Cora Anderson Olga Johnson Loyal A. W. Sanborn Ashland A. E. Beenee McMillen Marathon County Spence M. Marsh Clark Marathon Fred Allman Chicago Neenah Floyd Flynn T. Ellsworth Oshkosh Mayme Lutterman Burlington Wis Theo J. Luttermen Lutterman Ella Scholz Watertown Henry Dierich Miss Scholz Dietrich A. Klein Mississippi Louisiana Dr. Bersee St Paul Micn Thomas Milwaukee Wisconsin Central Road Wilson

Wausau fair notes and local court opening draw crowds

Illness confines Hon W H Upham at home as Wausau hosts a busy week with circuit court opening under Judge Silverthorn. Fair tickets go on sale at drug stores while community notices recount visits, shipments, entertainments, and upcoming events across Marshfield and neighboring towns.

W. H. Upham Matt Ludovic Nekoosa Henry Kreisch Elizabeth DeLap Abbotsford Circuit Court Wausau Silverthorn Hiccksons la Crosse Herman Buckmiller Eugene Rosenbaum Laemle Park Falls John Adler

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Guay Nash Grand Rapids Bailey Ramsdell Boyd Mrs. E. S. Bailey Charles Wilkie Sailor Ted R. J. Strauss Fond du Lec Winninger Brothers Opera House Strauss’ Drug Store Northwest Town America First Net. Bank Marshfield Miller Central Avenue Gile Deming Hall E.T. Ellsworth Louis Bennett Conway Dat Harkins Carney’s. Ti Sen. Sargeant Leona Stratfor Sextons John F. Cole Cataldo Idaho Bert Peckham Cripple Creek Colo Peckham Odd Fellow Lodge Wardner Fred Peckiam Sarr West Fourth Street Adam Long Norah Long John Woelz Hugo Wegener W. H. Budge Addie Budge H. F. Below Fred W. Warsinske Willard White J. H. Burns John Gardiner A Campbell A. E. Beebee Strauss Drug Store Henry F. Cochems Congress Francis E. McGovern Milwaukee County la Follette City Hall John G. Hoelz Marshield Max Kolbe Rib Siding Marathon City Real Estate Exchange D. A. Turnham South Central Avenue Ashland County Gov. Davidson Chippewa Lumper & Boom Co John Dietz Cameron Dam Govenor Roddis Lumber & Veneer Co Price County Ed Anderson VaNtro—Klan J. E. McBrady & Co Davidson Dane Lenroot Douglas Hyot John J. Cramer American National Bank Colby Merton McMillan Fred Prenn Hollister Sexton Bros First National Bank of Marshfeld Misses Coats Ladie Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile CO Metropolitan Commercial College Commercial College Messrs Forceberg Baird TIMES G. M. Langam Minneapolis, Minn
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