Cordell Receives Ten Year State Prison Sentence
Hubert J. Cordell pleaded guilty to a criminal assault against Louise Zettler of Stratford after his arm was shot off during the attempt. Judge Silverthorn sentenced him to ten years at hard labor in state prison, with annual periods of confinement in a sanitarium starting Sept. 7. Cordell admitted the crime. his mother attended the sentencing in tears. The case against Robertsbell of Stratford was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert J. Cordell
Louise Zettler
Stratford
Silverthorn
Wausaul
Cordell
Marshfield
Reeve
Waupun
Robertsbell
Wausan
H. L. Klemme
David Reeve
Orb Isbell
Robert
Isbell
Witney
Marathon
Democratic caucuses elect county delegates in city wards
Democratic caucuses to elect delegates to the county convention were held Monday evening across the county. In this city voters selected delegates by ward including E F Scheibe James Tallant Anton Schmidt John Brackendorf E G Pors Ches Hatn John Hoffman Fred Wendt Frank Lueckenbach Peter Specht The convention will be held in this city Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Scheibe
James Tallant
Anton Schmidt
John Brackendorf
E.G. Pors
Ches, Hatn
John Hoffman
Fred Wendt
Sth
Frank Lueckenbach
Peter Specht
Governor La Follette Attends Grounds Reception at Fair
Commodore Boo and others announce a two day county fair program in Wood County with vaudeville acts daily. Highlights include a Friday reception by Governor La Follette on the grounds, horse races from 2:30 to 9:24, a stock parade, and purses of 300 to 500 dollars. Local drivers Joe Quinn and C Hobbs race in the hundred yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Flaril Hall
Second Regiment
Lollie
Hub City
Wood County Stake
Joe Quinn
C. Hobbs
Medford
Sunday Guests at the Hotels
The list shows guests at HOTEL BLODGETT and THOMAS HOUSE in multiple cities including Milwaukee Rockford Madison Minneapolis and others. Notable names appear next to cities indicating travelers or visitors such as J. M. Crocker F. W. Samporn Geo A Bloss and L. Parker among many. A brief note at the end references a Halfbreed Misstatement about a Hewitt republican meeting with 100 to 125 attendees and Ex-Gov. Upham invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
W.L. Lyons
G. Elliott
Antigua
A. B. Thayer
W. 3
Kane
M. A. Pruette
G. Carpenter
Co. Lauferman
Ed Fry
C. W. Blodgett
John Gray
C. A Hochschild
J. E. Ketchum
A. F. Reyser
M. F. O'Connor
J. BE. Bennett & Wife
Ad B. Carpenter
J. I. Gillman
Chicago
D. Quayle
C. Hillickamp
PB. Braeden
A. L. Andrews
Sherman
Chas
Denney
A. Price
A. Edwards
Albert Eisen
J. W. Quick
Otto Forrest
L. Christianer
Carl E. Riblet
Milwaukee
C. W. Wheeler
Rockford
Beloit
J. G. Gillingham & Wife
H. J. Gillingham
G. L. Dobyns
Elbert Marsh
Indianapolis
Geo. A. Bloss
R. G. Warren
Oshkosh
E. L. Snider
B.D. Weiss
Toledo
John M. Crocker
Buffalo
F. W. Sanporn
Columbus
T. F. Walsh
Detroit
Louis Hahn
Grand Rapids
Mich
Brasted
E. G. Ryerson
Boston
F. HH. Oates
la Crosse
Marshfield
Hewitt
Upham
Fishermen Return With Record Muskie Catch at Bear Lake
A six fisherman party including John Brackendorf and Alex Lapoint returned from Bear Lake sixteen miles from Glidden with over 200 pounds of muskelrange. The haul featured a 25 pound fish, 4 feet 3 inches long, caught by Brackendorf with Lapoint. They traveled via Glidden and the Chippewa River, then walked back due to rough roads. A celebratory roast at the Mint was hosted by caterer J. Uy Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Glidden
Messrs
John Brackendorf
Alex Lapoint
W. H. Kamps
Louis Thompson
Frank Noll
Mike Griffin
Chippewa
J. Uy
Harvey
A Sherry Case Trial in Justice Cooper's Court
Paul Welk sues William Welk for 49.15 wages earned on a Sherry farm. The defendant counters with damages for a horse injury from the defendant's bull and breach of contract claiming plaintiff quit early, plus use of a team to visit home. A jury finds in favor of the defendant with no cause for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Welk
William Welk
Justice Cooper's Court
Plain If
Sherry
Counter
Plaintif
Grand Rapids
Premium Entries Due For Special Contests Friday
Entries for premiums No 14 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 including handsomest baby largest family and tallest girl must be filed before 11 00 a m Friday September 30 at the secretarys office Judging for these premiums will be held at 1 30 p m Friday at the old building
Still the Great Piano Sale Goes On
The notice touts a large, world leading piano sale promising cheaper prices and better instruments due to in house manufacturing. It emphasizes affordability and superior value as a sales pitch.
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H. S. Hanson
Harold S. Hanson
Neillsville
Old Country
Central Avenue
Josie Regon
Brm
C. S. Buck
Jim Brown
Hotal Blodgett
Little Tim
Alhambra
H. 5G
al, Cook
Wausau, Wis
W.C
Kokomo
Ind
Maywood
H. F. McNurt
Oxford, Wis
Kid Hilarity
Arlow & Startwell
Kenton
Wun Phoenix, Ariz
D. J. Penelon
Ripon,, Wis
Sally Pointer
J. C. Adams
Joe Gales
bin Gee
Spencer
Appleton, Wis
Sryne
Fas
Sare
Oxford, la
Medford, Wis
Wausanu
Wis
Goldberg
Geo. Snyder
Grand Rapids, Wis
Pred Scott
J. Fenelon
Ripon, Wis
Adw
Fitzsimmons
Rice Lake
Emma Sweet
Jen Elgin
Bmw
R. Goldberg
Wansai
Star Light
L. Kraus
Governor la Follette
G. M. Campfield
Berlin
C. Hansan
L. Friesner
Curtis
Geo Akenhead
O Gustad
Sparta
W.C. R'y
Ben Evans
Jr. Phillips
Mansion House
J. C. Morgan
Ed Millbrand
Ch Wiggins
Minneapolis
A. Dinkler
Geo. Liesenfelt
Austin Luber
City
Walter Bishop
Loyal
J. P. Madison
Birnemwood
Chas. A. Morse
Greenville
F. F. Ahnelander
Edward Leben
Chippewa Falls
A. J. Olsen
Shy
J. T. Burns
Stanley
Ne ‘Koosa
Rose Bros
Story & Clark, Voss & Sons
Whitney
W. E. Steinberg
Greissinger Block
Marshfield, Wis
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