Local notices from Argyle and nearby towns
A stream of brief items records residents traveling to and from Argyle and surrounding communities including Dill Orangeville Madison Monticello and Chicago. Names mentioned include Matt Geivel A G Hawley Jessie Nalty Miss Tenonie Sherman and Mrs Sherman with multiple movements to and from Madison Brodhead Janesville and Juda plus ongoing local business and city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Gettings
Chicago
Frank Gasser
Freeport
W. R B. Preston
Albany
Edward Bengston
John Hoskins
Darlington
Ila Geoghegan
Madison
Douglas
Henry Taylor
Carliz
Dixon
C. Grochowsky
Monticello
Babe Hugill
Misa Alina Schuetze
B. P. Clark
E. Skinner Werd
Brodhead
J. Lacker
M. Bechter
Orfordville
B. A. Stevenson
Frank Treabi
Janesyilly
Peak Duvia
Brodead
C. Holmes
Arpta
Wis
John Stauffacher
Cal Iine
Paul Weirich
Milwaukee
Julia Reardon
Yen Chaniturs
Hattie Coryon
Local notes from Saturdays Daily readers and travels
Daily notes report numerous travelers leaving for Chicago Freeport Madison and other cities, including Mins Mand Drake for Anda and Miss Mazia Butler for Monticello. The piece mentions Gen B South recovering, Miss Sarah Anderson earning a diploma, and community events such as a Brodhead mask hall and a July Three Dozen club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
B. South
Sarah Anderson
Belleville
Friennes B. Willard National Temperance Hospital
Chicago
Ida Bunock
Clarin
Suwek
John Werren
Sonindow
Jawb Karlen
Die. Kundert
Jacob Kundert
Simon Noble
Clarno
Ilinois Central
Scieta Mills
Madison
G. Ratan
Mystic Workers of the World
Vaenrville
Cal
Mr. Rathbun
Cedarville
Stephenson County
B. G. Rathbun
Onaco
Brodhead
G. ¥. Sickinger
Lillian Payne
Nettie Sickinger
Lena Mohns
Ida Geisberger
T. M
Milk contracts offer for Monroe area farmers
Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co invites local farmers to sign milk selling contracts by March 15 1900 with signing open until May 1 1900. Prices quoted per 100 pounds vary by month from March to October ranging from 1.0 to 1.05 dollars per hundred pounds. Manager W B Page signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co
Deansut
Anglo-Swiga Cond. Co
Mane
W. B. Page
Manger
Health Commissioner Warns Oshkosh On Contagious Tickets
City Health Commissioner Wilkie warns that tickets circulated in Oshkosh carry germs of scarlet fever diphtheria measles and other contagious diseases. An order is issued that after March 11 only punch tickets may be used and all circulation tickets must be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Oshkosh Ing
Prices to go no higher for milk contracts
Anglo-Swiss Condensing faces difficulty securing milk for its plant and proposes a five cent rise for the first four youths. Manager W B Page says the company will quit attempting to buy if prices rise further, preferring idle plant over higher costs. Milk here will be sold at last summer’s contract prices, with shipments to Chisago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Page
Chisago
Treat Candidate for Governor from First District
The State Journal of Madison reports Joseph F. Treat of Bounee may enter the gubernatorial race as the Republican candidate in the First district. Friends had urged his candidacy months earlier, and Treat hinted at a decision but did not commit. Also notes bicycle dealers prepare 1900 models with price reductions likely boosting sales next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kundert
Matt Geigel Torlay
Etter & Treat
Wangeka
Crawford County
Town County Agricultural Society
Dobuson
Aporis
Vaulh
Madison
Tuhn
J. Rooney
Gbitaga
State Journal
Ihe
Maine
Joseph FR. ‘Treat
Bounee
Montov
Mr. Treat
Correction over misquote clears church, board relations
Editor of the Times defends a prior communication denying references to Mr Wright and clarifies there was no intent to attack religious readers. He states the critique targets social dissipation, not his moral character, and notes most criticism came from those who did not hear the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesu Eero
Cat ‘Arr
Etotach
Gleing Atreet
Wunther
Turbin
Randolph St
Chicago
the Times
Times
Wright
BO. Bern
Sparta Hosts Spectral Dark Dance For Local Fun
Sparta residents plan a dark dance not grim or spooky. Couples wear candle-lit lapel holders, each with a small candle. After a brief illumination, the lights go out and a snare dance begins, offering a playful, luminous twist to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Janet
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Monroe Weekly Times
J. W. Gdell
Onlyeou
Carcell Bros. Stort
Monroe, Wis
Mch
Matt Geivel
Dill
Treat
Orangeville
A. G. Hawley
Argyle
Isabel Lloyd
Dinibartian
B. Bruetting
Mineral Point
Thy City
Jessie Nalty
Mra B. Miller
Chas Sancerman
Mra. Fink, Corsiatie Sutherieys Frouery Sipelas
Dave Watt
Tannie Williams
Muntivella
John Voegl Sylurmen
Bo Dayton
Freid Schertentei
Misa Hattie Corson
Tenonie Sherman
Kingston
Clarence Sherman
Palrfelto
del Stauffacher
Calaube
Leonard — Chafeaus
Rhinelander
Grace Northcraft
Henry Winter
Ab [Amar
BH. Legler
Wiluta
Juda
Frautechy
Chas. Moward
Oakley
Henry Hoehn
Dan Hanover
Wheeler Hawver
Janesville
Parlin
Chis. McBride
Anglo-Swiss Condensing Co
Tixon
Janesville Street Car Company
Stmday
Matt Doesley
Glarus Hotel Aan
Rud. Raber
Fred Raber
Jan. Mead
Jac. Lengenbuhl
Mirses Margarete
Lengenbuhl
Alice Haberson
Jacob Hundert
Jncoh Kundert
John Laghsinger
Wisconsin Lumber Dealers’ Mutual Insurances Association
A. G C. Dodge
Doffye
Nitge
Kyril Bauman
New Glarns
Amusom
Chas. R. Shepley
Taner
Markintown
Hera
Deutsche Gesearb Velebgater
Thyler Club
Thos
Singer
Darling
Jan Kemp
Jas
ZW. Monroe
Erow
Peter Xulty Sand
Orlock
Mand Drake
Fauhel
Migg
Mary Tyan
Stiles
Msolvir
Peck
Weloit
His) Aternoon
Mack Chapin
Miller
Bertha Hartwig
Tid
Mazia Butler
Tolay
Gur Sample
Wayne
Ft. Wayne
Pearl Edleman
Freesport
Sam Boss
Browntown
Mia Tanbel Singed
Sunbarton
Josie Nalty
Joseph daBovte
Onens
Peter Stahl
Jacob Cook
Obes
Rinbeck
John Barna
Jada
B.d. Allen
Beloit
W. F. Williams
Wun. Pagel
South
J. HL. Harmon Leth
W. H. Carading
Mee. J. Putnam
Enina Gaskill
Jesse Cole
Milton Junction
I. Witherell
Mire
E.W. Smith
Shullsburg
Byat South
Rev. A. Whitney
Toledo
Chas, Mitchell
DD. Shirk
von Freeport
N. B. Treat Sway
Chippewa Falls
W. G. Wheeler
Tuies- Ville
J. F. Rogers
Jin
Margaret Parrolb
Kearney, Neb
Mrs. Chas
FB. Shriner
Gertrede Pollock
J. Ho Little
Wales Mound
Letha Clemmier
Blapchardville
F. M. Confer
Ads Burt
Uela Burt
Frank Davis
Harry Greenwaki
Orfpriville
Ins. Felstein
Louis Adelewieh
Chiscayro
C. RB. Sehepley
New Glurng Satunday
Clara Fessenden
Mer
Len Stamtacher
Detrick Staufincarst Schultz
Hattie Miller
Colmbus
Mattie Hugill
Eruns Sutherland
Juba Shell
Pendleton
Ore
Green County
Jeft
B. J. Manning
Byanaville
Woolf Createry Company
Pred J. Bolender
Miss Base Wagner
J. Bolender & Son
Fred Ties
Spring Grove
A. Jones
St. Paul
Monroe Telephone Empany
Wells Opera
Rock River
Lillie Howard
Edward Howard
J. A. Boidler
Kundert
Bylvester
Pat Clark
Fred Kundert
Mr. Frans
Illinois
GW. Case
Mathodixt Church
DR. Turbin
Beriin
Germany
Ludlow House
DR. Purbin
Cheorio
Mary Dicot
Oshkosh Health Commission
Trukenbrod
Ango
Sane
Rev. H
Bethel
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