Monroe Weekly Times serves readers with local arrivals and notices
The issue lists subscriptions, prices, and local notices from Monroe Wisconsin dated September 16, 1907. It records visits by residents and guests from Darlington Albany Chicago Freeport Mineral Point Monticello Orangeville Madison Winslow Batavia Dakota and Milwaukee plus a marriage license for Anna Schultz and Oliver Walmer. It notes W C U baggage checks at the fair, a Cadillac interest, a fire department alert with slight damage, and a legal ruling on passenger train brakemen per three car rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Skelly
Chiccago
W. A. Severance
Freeport
Andrew Fardy
Mineral Point
Thomas Knight
Donna Knight
Chicago
N. W. Bills
Madison
Jacob Beaker
Evan South
Milwaukee
Lora Wittner
Monticello
Lillian Karlen
John Streiff
Kilbourne
Fair Grounds
Will McKenna
Aberdeen
A. J. Osborn
Richard Joy
Winslow
Mins Strang
Walter C. Pietzsch
Geo. 0. Pietzsch
Clinton Street
Imal Hay
State Railway Commission
Wisconsin
Local visitors and residents attend the fair crowding the city
A long list of visitors from Madison Dubuque Fond du Lac and Chicago arrive for the fair. Residents from River Falls Centeria and Woodstock mingle with locals. William McKinley’s sixth death anniversary is noted. A milk payout at Glamo cheese factory tops June earnings for Jacob Pietmeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Pietmeier
Glamo
Iman
Families Visit Childhood Homes Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Stabler and Mr and Mrs Daniel Brobst of Brod Head and Mr and Mrs Martin Brobst of Rock Grove in Stephenson county tour Union Snyder and Junietta counties in Pennsylvania to see their childhood homes after a half century. B C Weerott of Chicago arrives with a White Steamer car, joined by Mrs Wescott and his mother Mrs A H Wescott, traveling from South Wayne in eight and a half hours. He is a White Steam cars salesman in Chicago. The dedication of the Wisconsin Andersonville monument at the old prison pen in Andersonville Georgia is set for October 17. Prospective visitors should contact D G James, Richland Center Wis, or Orto H Russell, adjutant general’s office in Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Stabler
Daniel Brobst
Brodhead
Martin Brobst
Rock Grove
Stephenson County
Union
Snyder
Junitta
Pennsylvania
B.C. Weerott
Chicago
Wescott
A. H
H. Russell
Andersonville Monument
Care Adjutant General
Madison
Wisconsin
Public library talk on Panama by Miss Humphrey
Miss Mary Humphrey, back from Colon where she served as matron of the government military hospital, will speak on Panama in the library green room Monday at 7:20 p.m. Everyone is invited. The Stoughton Department Company has bought the Warren block in Albany, a two story brick building 75 by 10 with several stores and possible future department store plans. Barron County farming display in Agricultural hall highlights corn ears and timothy, apples, and photos of Rice Lake buildings. A G Clark of Rice Lake oversees the display with help from Guy Berson of Den son Mercantile and Atherton, local land broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Humphrey
Colon
Government Military Hospital
Public
Stoughton Department Company of
Stoughton
Warren Block
Albany
Tin Stoughton
Fergus Falls
Minn
A. G. Clark
Rice Lake
Barron County
Weild
Clever
Timothy
Fee
Guy Berson
Denson Mercantine Company
Clark
Barron County Bank of
Atherton
Local notes bunch with varied arrivals and travels
Geo E Thorp spends the day at Madison while Fred Lanz advertises sewing machines and cooking utensils. Numerous residents travel to or from Madison Juda Janesville Cuba City and Elgin. A marriage license is issued for Imil Miller and Maggie Disch. Theater show The Straw Man arrives late for the county fair but plays at the family theatre tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Thorp
Madison
Fred Lanz
Emma Hanson
Chivas
Fred Lanz Hardware
Preston Pengra
Stockton
Ill
Market Street
Henry Gérber
Homse
Council Bluffs
Henry Hoehn
Lake Kegonia
Frank Confer
Misa Edna Confer
A P. Burnham
Janesville
J. B. Treat
M.T. Gapen
Samuel Lewis
Juda
Harry Grinnel
Local News Briefs and Society Happenings In Monroe
Morning brief notes residents traveling to St Paul for relatives and to Naperville to enroll at Northwestern College. Visitors return to Dakota and Illinois. Local tradesmen advertise cement walks and plan to build. Lost gold watch seeks finder. Auction notices and real estate services. Hogs sold at fair. Dressmaking shop opens at 31 West Russell. Miss Rosenstengle arrives to teach German with her mother. Roy Bolender earns song copyright offer amid rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Fred Lanz
Columbia
A. M. McCulley
Car Monroe
J. A. Whitehead
Monticello
Martha Saucerman
West Russell Street
Monroe
Etter & Treat’s
J. Sacker
Summers
Witieheater
Ontario
Canada
Madison
Helen Rosenstengle
W. F. Rosenstengle
Ws Puffer
Rosenstengle
University of Wisconsin
Orangeville
Roy Bolender
Roy
Madden Music Co
For Sale Heavy sows and pigs in Monroe Wis
Local Monroe Wisconsin notice lists for sale heavy sows two pigs and a yearling boar. Breeding stock described as full blooded Poland China hogs. Contact My Davis route provided in Monroe Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
My Davis
Monroe
Wis
La Follette Campaign Talk Signals Senate Bid
Milwaukee dispatch reports Senator La Follette planning a state tour that signals a Republican bid for president. He rejects financial aid from Stephenson to stay unbound by state politics while rumors swirl on primary contenders and Wisconsin delegation plans.
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Milwaukee
Wis
la Follette
Stephenson
Senate
F. B. McGovern
Trvine L. Lenroot
McGovern
Wisconsin
Hallanal -Republic
la “Follette
Vandercook
Davidson
Connor
Small Farm for Sale Near Town by Bleiler
Eight grade farm with house and barn and a fine spring in the county. Suitable for dairying and convenient to a condensing plant. Two and one half miles from town. Will give buyer a good deal on this place. George Bleiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bleiler
Charming New Autumn Dress Goods and Silks at The Big Store
Women flock to The Big Store for fall silk and dress fabrics in Europe and America. 50 pieces of chiffon broadcloth from Germany ready to use, wide selection of Panamas and silks, creamns stripes, plaid styles, and new black silk options. Prices from 6oc to $2.00, wide range of textures, finishes, and colors. The Northwest’s largest black silk selection highlights at Bostwick's Big Busy Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wisconsin
Bostwick
BighBusy
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