Made Order Farm opens settlement in Wisconsin lands
The Wisconsin Colonization Company touts a new settlement plan inviting farmers and renters from the West. It reports 700 farms placed with 40 to 160 acres each, options to pay as little as 300 to 750 upfront, and a three year grace period followed by 30 years to finish payments. The Sawyer County area in the Chippewa Valley offers rich soil, abundant rainfall, and a cash market for produce as the firm builds a model town with roads telephones and schools for 309 Made-To-Order Farms open for settlement.
Multiple Catholic weddings mark September nuptials in Courtland
A string of weddings fills September in Courtland and nearby towns. Helen and Anna Bogert wed Joseph Schobert and Henry Wild at the Catholic parsonage, with families from Wild and Schobert sides in attendance. Other ceremonies include Emil Ubl and Mary Wenninger at Holy Trinity, Louise Vogel and Albert Steinbach, Edwin Ginkel and Catherine Sandberg, Emma Havemeier and Herman Schapekahm, John Stadtmann and Fortuna Stege, and Oscar Syverson and Caroline Petersen. Families host dinners and plan housekeeping at bride and groom homes. some couples depart for Chicago trips or future quarry work.
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Helen
Anna Bogert
Joseph Schobert
Henry Wild
R. Schlinkert
Albert Schubert
Hilda Wild
John Wild
South Valley Street
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Emil Ubl
John Ub
Cottonwood
Mary Wenninger
Frank Wenninger
Lafayette Township
Sophie Ubl
Kraus Sperl Wedding in Holy Trinity Church
The marriage of Joseph Kraus and Clara Sperl was held Thursday at Holy Trinity Catholic church with Rev. R. Schlinkert officiating. The couple will reside on the Sperl farm in Albin town and begin housekeeping there after a reception at the bride’s home.
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St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church
Emma Havemeier
Fred. Havemeier
Courtland Township
Herman F. Schapekahm
Gerhard Schapekahm
C. J. Albrecht
Fred Schapekahm
Adelheid Schapekahm
Schapebahm
Minnesota Street
Schapekahm
Henry Simons Lumber Co
Wm. Stege
William Stadtmann
Courtland Village
Linden
Armory
Mrs. Kraus
Sperl
Albin
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