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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1905

Page

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Great Fair Entertains Record Attendance Hopes

Preparations are complete for the third annual Central Wisconsin State Fair in Marshfield with expectations of a large crowd. Officials promise top stock show and produce exhibits, major racing entries, new barns, hotel improvements, and ample stable space. Notables and firms line up for merchandise exhibits while entry rules and track conditions are clarified ahead of the fair opening.

Central Wisconsin Marshfield Wisconsin W. §. Powell Speed

Alaska Leads the World Says McMillans on Northland Prospects

B F McMillan the Wisconsin lumberman and his wife toured Dawson and Atlin in Alaska and the Yukon, praising the untouched resources and the climate scenery. They see vast opportunities for young men to earn and build futures, predicting a major summer tourism boom as awareness grows. The McMillans stay at the Fifth Avenue hotel with plans for a southbound trip from Skagway Alaska.

Alaska Yukon Territory B. F., McMillan McMillan Wisconsin Northland Mr. McMillan Fifth Avenue Hotel Cottage City Skagway Alaskan

Farmer Adolph Riekel Killed by Train Near Stratford

Adolph Riekel, a prosperous Sherry farmer and father of ten, was killed Sunday morning near Stratford when struck by a southbound train at a culvert crossing. He had attended a saloon opening the previous night and was en route to his boarding place after work with the R. Connor Lumber Co. His wife had sought a divorce in Marshfield, a dispute said to be unresolved. Riekel’s body was torn apart and recovered from the scene. the funeral was held at the Catholic church in Sherry Monday afternoon.

Adolph Riekel Sherry Stratford Riekel R. Connor Company Marshfield

Schultz Craemer wed in Cameron ceremony

Miss Anna Schultz and John J. Craemer were married Tuesday morning at St. Johns church by Rev. Pr. John Eisen. A large party attended. reception followed at Fred Schulz home. After wedding trip to Milwaukee and Chicago, they reside at 905 South Cherry Street after October 1.

Anna Schultz John J. Craemer John Eisen St. John's Church Bertha Schultz Agnes Diem Henry Crauimer Jacob Leinwander Fred Schulz Cameron U. W Agricultural Craemer

Williams Warriner Wedding At Camp Douglas Home

Miss Mina Wariner and Curtiss Williams were married at the bride’s Camp Douglas home last Monday. The couple plan a wedding trip and will reside in Marshfield after October 1. The bride, sister of Mrs. C. G. Rumpf, has lived in Marshfield for several years and is well regarded. Mr Williams has spent most of his life in the city and is a respected graduate of the University of Wisconsin agricultural school.

Camp Douglas Mina Wariner Curtiss Williams

McPherson Jail Escape Sparks County Debate

Sheriff officials warn MacPherson remains dangerous after escaping from county jail. They argue for strict pursuit to uphold court sentences, noting the inmate’s threats and alleged homicidal tendencies. Local residents disagree, fearing leniency and urging stronger county protection around Marshfield and Richfield.

John MacPherson Marshfield Richfield MacPherson Sheriff's Office Wood County Reporter Sheriff’s Office McPherson Hahn Marshfield Cay Wood County Marathon County

Logging Plans for Marsh Reid Camps Near Athens

Foreman George Smith reports crews ready to begin operations around September 15 for the Marsh Reid Land and Lumber company near Athens. The firm aims to cut 8,000,000 feet this year, following last year’s 15,000,000 feet. Timber supply should sustain current levels for 10 to 15 years.

George Smith Marsh Reid Land and Lumber Company Athens Mr. Smith Scotland

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