Neighboring News Highlights Local Life and Visits
Miss Lena Schuman returns home from Nwillsville for a brief visit as Mrs. F Ward of Stevens Point visits with Mrs. Loveland. Chas Moore of Sheboygan visits Mrs. Dawes and the Stoltenows. J H Harding sustains rib fractures from a cow kick. A sister dies near Kid Wednesday. Mabel Parks visits Phillips after a stay with her parents. Joan Gardner returns from Chippewa Falls with successful horses. Thieves loot Mrs Rossy’s cellar four miles west, stealing fruit. Vrark Heath injured in a cart accident near Chippewa Falls. EE Heath in Gladstone with son Edward sick. Burglars loot Gardner’s store and Frothinger’s loan. slot machine smashed at Frothingers. Otto Brubaga spent Sunday in Marshfield. Leona Fisher’s arm healing. German Ladies’ Aid meets at Mrs John Barth’s. Rev M Bunge installs Rev AWN Buddenhagen at Arpin. St Johns Lutheran church cornerstone laid at Progress. parsonage well finished. Rural Dell Union elects Mrs LAW Lee president. officers include Mrs Geo Byer. Upcoming meeting October 3 at Mrs Jacobson’s. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Union of the W. Co. U
Bodab
Law. Lee
Geo. Byer
Easuce Ber Burt
Hue
Trs. Jacobson
Srd
Bakerville News Roundup From Farm to Fair Notes
Bakerville reports births and local building with Joseph Michaelski’s family, Otto Yahnke Co. architects on a new square dwelling west of Pred Gessert's. Potatoes hauled to Marshfield fetch 65 to 70 cents per bushel. Neillsville fair drew many Nasonville attendees. Jos. Ross auction drew crowds with Jay Thompson as auctioneer. Hans Paulson markets a 1800 bushel per day Stevens cornshredder. Town board reviewed the highway between Marshfield and local farms. Community warms a home, music by Christ and Peter Jorgensen. Ross Morrison digs stone for a barn basement. Mrs. Bert Mercer and Arg. Peter Beucheine visited. Chris Paulson’s new house nears completion. Morehouse and Naptin plasterers. Bees total 38 swarms with hives and gear. Col. W. H. Lake seeks applicants on Richfield road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Michaelski
Ed. Boyce
Pred Gessert
Otto Yahnke & Co
Jos. Ross
Jay Thompson
J. P. Kraemer
Hans Paulson
Stevens
Ross Morrison
Bert Mercer
Peter Beucheine
Marshfield
Chris Paulson
Morehouse
Naptin
Richteld
Community Notes and Local Notices Update
McMillan supervisor Beebee spent Tue and Wed at the county seat. Mrs Kuehling and son of Unity visited here over Sunday. Dr Wert visiting relatives at Unity and Colby this week. McMillan & Bro began winter crew at camp No 5. Jessie St Thomas returned from Fond du Lac. Fritz & Fry drilling outfit from Unity is drilling several new wells here. Win Zoellner remains ill. August Luchterhang paddling Yard manager duties at McMillan & Bro during absence. Nick Weber and wife of Marshfield take charge of McMillan boarding house, replacing Napoleon Boucher and wife who will cook at camp No 5 this winter. Presbyterian church schedule for Sept 9 includes morning service at 10:50, Sunday school at noon, Junior C E at 3, B S G E prayer meeting at 6:30 on Missions, evening service at 7:30 on The Carpenter of Nazareth. Rally day urged for worshippers. Roscoe C Carpenter of Stevens Point killed at Burlington while brakeman for Wisconsin Central after being crushed between freight car bumpers. He was well known locally. Plans to move store from Mess block to rooms near Welland’s laundry before Oct 1. Ad copy promotes hard shave and stock of celebrated pianos with exclusive agency for Kimball Ellington Hamilton and others.
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Fritz & Fry Drilling
Unity
Win
Zoellner
August Luchterhang
B. F. McMillan & Bro
Nick Weber
Marshfield
McMillan
Napoleon Boucher
Camp No. 5
Presbyterian Church
Nazareth
J.B
Warning notice in the Munn household dispute and farm sale
Caution notice states son William Thomas Muir left home without consent and warns others not to trust him, with no bills or debts assumed by the father. Also reports cranberry marsh owners struggling to hire pickers, yield near Grand Rapids about 35,000 barrels, and an 80 acre farm for sale with barn, timber, stock, and implements offered for immediate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Thomas Muir
Thomas Munn
Heounty
Grand Rapids
Northwestern Excursions and Through Sleeping Car Service
Northwestern excursions offer a 43.10 round trip to Kan Ulaire via Omaha on Sept 30 to Oct 3 with a 2.30 fare for the street fair. California through Tourist Sleeping Car service via Chicago and Northwestern Railway to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Round trip tourist tickets sold daily with limited 20 day return to New York City via Northwestern line. Tickets on sale until Oct 20, 1991, through agents of Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
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Kan Ulaire
Omaha
California
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York City
Northwestern Line
Oet
Chicago & Northwestern R’y
Notice of creditors claims against Joseph Dunhard deceased
A court order dated September 17 1991 directs creditors of Joseph Noahard deceased to present their claims for supplementation aid and allowances for his caret on or before March 20 19__ at Grind Tapids county. The notice sets the time and place for claims examination and dismissal actions and requires publication in a local newspaper for ten days.
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Joseph Dunhard
Henry Kalschod
Joseph Noahard
Meir
Grind Tapids
Said
Teese
Spl
Ilntitet
M. Ly
Hileld
Sid
Toe
Tghn Algaynok
Grills invites customers to visit BGrill's store
A promotional note states shoppers are welcome to visit BGrill's to explore offerings and consider purchases, emphasizing that readiness to buy now is not required and inviting broader customer interest.
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Spencer
Lena Schuman
Nwillsville
F. Ward
Stevens Point
Loveland
Chas
Adolph Blers
Mabel Parks
Phillips
Joan Gardner
Chippewa Falla Fair
Rossy
Here
Vrark Heath
Chippewa
Thurst
Demig
EE. Heath
Gladstone
Mich
Edward
Gardiuer's
Frothinger's Loan
Gardner's
Frothinges’s
Nasonville
Otto Bruba Gad Wie
Leona Fisher
German Ladies’ Aid Society
John Barth
Martin Bunge
Arpin
Awn. Buddenhagen
Arpia
Bakerville
Neillsville
Bakerin
John Michaelski
Fambert Michel's
Andrew Peterson
Christ
Peter Jorgensen
Hemlock Road
Col
W. H. Lake
Richfield Road
Beebee
Kuehling
Drs. A. A. Wert
Unity and
Colby
Jessie St. Thomas
Fond du Lac
Roscoe C. Carpenter
Stevens iPoint
Philippines
Burlington
Wisconsin Central Company
Od. dl Twill
Welland
Hamilton
Monarch Fargons
Kimbal
Ellington
Fred J, Senn
Northwestern
Brill’s.0th Century Store
Oxford
Brill’s. Our Styles
Bgrill’s
Baill
20Th Century Department Store
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
A .Kleinheinz
J. W. Bird
M.D
Oleg 110
Seri Avs Stevens Polat, Oitlce Baurs
Oto Fz. mi
Twii Tae P.m
H._E. McEACHRON A
Grain & Milling Co
A. Salzman
Wisconsin Central
Old M. & 8
Wisconsin
T. Froessler
Tailors
Savings Bank
Otto W. Eckhoff
Kahn, Green & Berger
Dearborn Street
Chicago
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