Evening of German Costumes in Milwaukee Round Table
The Round Table of Milwaukee’s German club held a costume evening at Mrs. Emma T. Rew’s home with German color decorations, German menu, and scenes of Deutschland. Members recited in German, heard remarks from Mrs. Annie S. Lumley and Mrs. Stella Marie Stutenroth, and toasted the Round Table and federation efforts.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Emma T. Rew
Ehub
Germany
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Rew
Howard
Annie S. Lumley
State Federation
Stella Marie Stutenroth
The
Stutenroth
Pierre
Round Table
Baptist Meetings Close With Strong Sunday Series
The Baptist church wrapped up a series with high attendance and enthusiasm. Chaplain White spoke on the Family of God and the lineages and duties of believers. The Sunday school drew many converts while veterans attended the afternoon session and heard Civil War stories.
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Baptist Church
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Milwaukee's Mitchell Depot Plans Hint at Fine Building
Local word from Mitchell indicates Milwaukee Road eyed a new depot for the town with plans influenced by Clow Co Chicago fixtures. Modern Heating and Plumbing notes Clow fixtures may be included and prompting bids for the project.
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Stille
Mitchell
Milwaukee Road
Weating & Plumbing Cy
Pt. 1
Clow & Co
Chicaszo
Padly and Company
Fiat Clow
Milwaukee
M In Heating & Plumbing Co
Mike Fines
Harnes
Clow Co
Milwaukee Road Ships Timber for Chamberlain Bridge
Still moving material after a Saturday shipment of 16 cars of bridge timber from Aberdeen. The timbers, lying unused for months, are now slated for use in building the pontoon bridge across the Missouri at Chamberlain with two large scows shipped to support pile driving for a solid foundation.
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Milwaukee Road
Aberdeen
Chamberlain
Kvarts
Missouri
Gus Anderson Arrested Then Fined in County Town
Gus Anderson arrived Wednesday and drank heavily, leading to a jail stay after a run‑in with the police. He paid a Thursday fine to Justice McKinley and, later, again faced the law, paying the subsequent fine without protest.
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Gus Anderson
Justice McKinley
Post Ofice
Gus
Plans for Milwaukee Pontoon Bridge Show That it Will be Large Structure
The adjourned city council meeting at City Hall with Mayor Silsby presiding approved readings and reports. An anti spitting ordinance passed on first reading setting fines from two to ten dollars.
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Silsby
Newbury
Curtis
Reeves
Hannett
Wells
A. N. Betts
McDonald
McKinley
Three Men Bound Over for Disturbing Salvation Army Meeting
Claude Maughan William Scriven and Art Vandenberge were bound over by Justice McKinley in 200 dollars bail each after being charged with disturbing a Salvation Army meeting. The men allegedly talked loudly interfered with services and an altercation followed when Vandenburg struck Clark John. The case was set for April 24 with States Attorney Spangler and attorney Jay Markham representing the defendants.
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Claude Matwhan
William Scriven
Art Vandenberge
Justice Mediniey
Youn
Sherif
Salvation Army
Jenkins
Clark John
Vandenburg
John
Scriven
Maughan
Nlora Foster
Army
Lee Kreidler
Maurie Anundson
Markham
Army Ball
Plans for the Missouri river bridge construction
Work on the Missouri river bridge will start soon at Chamberlain with a steam piledriver shipped Friday. The mam moth project extends from Chamberlain to American Island then to the west bank, featuring a pontoon draw and heavy trestle work, costing about 100000 dollars and employing around 100 men for four months.
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Missouri River
Tire
Chamberlain
American Island
Chamerlain
Laborer Wages Set At 1 3/4 Dollars Per Day
The article notes wages for an ordinary laborer at 1.75 dollars per day during the summer period. It emphasizes daily pay without additional details on hours or conditions.
New Class Initiated by Eastern Star Amid Social Event
A special Eastern Star meeting initiated a new class with Mesdames Higgins Gregory Mason West and Miss Bras Winsor and Mrs White joining. After initiation seventy five attended a social hour with refreshments. Mrs Preston returned from Portland seeking to stay but preferred South Dakota winds.
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Phoebe Higgins
Ellen M. Gregory
Ella Mason
Sarah West
Louise Bras
Ilorence Winsor
Carrie White
J. R. Preston
Portland Ore
Piace
Preston
South Dakota
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