Friday News Items From Various Wisconsin Towns
Arthur Scholtz visited Clarno today while Miss Katie Donnigan visits Madison. Many locals traveled to Albany and Brodhead for business, visiting relatives, or sales. Several towns report residents returning from Madison Milwaukee Chicago and other places with notes on travels, visits, and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Scholtz
Clarno
Katie Donnigan
Madison
Guy Hames
Albany
Louis Weber
Gus. Mohn
Brodhead
John Richards
Monticullo
Iu Town
H. Adelowish
Belvidere
Harry Barwick
Dayton
Tred W. Fischer
Madison Pitmno
J. M. Becker
Ulrich Sehar
Milwaukee
J. L. Rood
A. L. Rood
Edward P. Harris
Chicago
Lyman
Durst
Dakotas
Misa Millicent McNair
J. A. Kittleson
Mt. Horeb
John Theiler
Glarus
B.G. Treat
Madia
Tas
Burke
Dubuque
A. 8. Wood
Dunwiddies Enjoy Colorado Ranch Visit
Judge and Mrs Dunwiddie are at John Wallace’s ranch in Lafayette Colorado near the Rockies. In a home letter they describe traveling from Denver through Clear Creek canyon to Silver Plate at 9,000 feet, noting snow on Pike’s Peak and Gray’s Peak in July. They plan to visit Leadville Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs before resuming travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunwiddie
John Wallace
Lafayette
Judge Dunwiddie
Denver
Rockies
Sud
Long's Peak
Pike's Peak
Gray's
Clear Creek Canon
Silver Plate
Leadville
Cripple Creek
Pike's Peak Mausion
Colorado Springs
Farmers Call Cities to Aid National Roads Reform
Milwaukee speaker Otto Dorner chairs the national committee on good roads for the L A W urges urban financial help to build and maintain country roads. He argues farmers cannot bear the cost alone and cites city wealth and markets as essential partners in a joint program for better transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Dorner
Milwaukee
National Committee On Good Roads
United States
America
Stade
Fire Destroys Taescher Cheese Factory at Dane County
At 1 o'clock Thursday morning the Taescher cheese factory near the Taeacher house in Dane County was destroyed by fire. Cheesemaker Charles Frehner and his family escaped, losing clothing and valuables with about $80 of packing material. The blaze, possibly from a stove pipe, left the factory without insurance and about $2,000 in cheese destroyed, while nearby buildings were saved after a hard fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taescher
Mb. Vernon
Chas Frebner
New Richmond Ball Game Totals 111 95 for Charity
Receipts from Thursday’s ball game reached 111 dollars and 95 cents with 2.50 from privileged, leaving 103.70 to be sent to the state relief commission for the needy in New Richmond. Attendance ranged 600 to 700 as Knights of Pythias won in the seventh inning. Substitutes played and track events plus band music rounded out an uneven entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Beteen
Knights of Pythias
Worldmenning
Knights
M. J. Newnan
Bert Welly
Frank Gasser
John Duebendorfer
Fred Sickinger
H. J. Glark
J-Karlen, Jr
Fred Watkaway
Dr. Newnan
KoolPooch O
Buy a Farm in Eastern South Dakota
South Dakota lands offer cash terms with bargains from $7 to $20 per acre. Junction point of two railways, two stations, four grain warehouses, hotels, stores, and telegraph links. Crop data from 1897 show high yields in corn wheat oats and hay, underlining livestock suitability and strong market potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
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The
Monroe Weekly Times
DICE
SEAR
A. Miller's
J. W. Qgdell
Monroe
Wis
Thos. Thorson
Browntown
Minnie Brace
Brod
J.T. Miller Pail
Darlington
Chas. Dunn
Kia
Jangsville
Wilson
Monroe Cornet
Maggie Murphy
Ortha Deal
Fred Scheidegger
Argyle
Chas. Knefer
Fred Mexserli
Minnesota
Sarah Cohen
Minneapolis
Fred Burke
R. C. Whitcomb
John Gorman
Dan German
A. Denston
Oregon
W. H. Caredins
A. Woodle
Bunnie Woodle
Ben Woodle
Martha Relf Piven
Abbot
Tina Johnson
Janesville
Wd. Abendroth
Mary Abendroth
Jonesville
Father Dowling
Dleotead
Abstinence Union of
Maurice Titzgibbous
Kay Witzgibbous
Enna F Stauffacher
Exeter
Ed. O. Wenger
Fred
Patterson
Wadster
Ued Henterant of
Co. He
Alisses Alve Treat
Frances Treat
Roy Jaberg
Freeport
Edouard Bengston
D. B. Travis
Eau Claire
Anna Bennett
Geo. H. Clarke
F. D. Clarke
Evansville
Mr. Clarke
Canada
Julia F. Lynch
St. Paul
Ethel Lynch
Hila Carroll
Addie Dunlap
Stevens
Riddle
Birdie Stevens
Mrs. Flower
Monticello
Will Stauffacher
Ed. Stauffacher
Blanchardville
Will
Freeport Journal
Misa Eva Skinner
Frank Smock
Art Young
Cosmopolitan
Alabama
F. H. Barton
Trinty Church
Mas Levitan
Co. H
Jacksonville
Genera
Manuelo
Wittwer Bros
Frank Bley
B. G. Treat
Frank A. Treat
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Qasbec
Onira
Wm. J. Dodges
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Lou Hahn
Baby Girl
Griggsville
Ill
Mr. Bordner
Mt. Sterling
Ringling Bros
Treeport
Judge B. F. Danwiddie
Wild West
L. A.W
National Good Roads Committee
Elrod
Clark County, South Dakota
Madison and Bristol
C. M
St. P. R.y
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Colonization Co
Fisher Building
van Buren Steet
Chicago, Ill
Missouri River
Iowa
Ming
Jd. Johnson
Farmers’ Colonization Company
L. D. Andorson
Mrod
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