Fourth of July Arrangements in Shawano Area
The Shawano event planning committee lists officials for the Fourth of July celebration with a sunrise flag raising, parade by the Ebuwiyo Band, and a day of music, prayers, toasts, an oration, and a community dinner. Participants meet at the Schoolhouse at 10 AM and proceed to grounds chosen for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Naber
Myron McCord
James Grimmer
James Munn
Fichswond
A. m. Grimmer
Shawano
Biauicht
Hartland
H. Martin
Keshena
Sas.Semple
Waukechon
BellPlain
Hehman
Pella
Ebuwiyo
Trayelor
Hiram Wescott
Village Board reports smallpox eradication and guard costs
The board notes smallpox vanished among Menomonees and Stockbridges, explains guard expenses on Wot River and Keshena road, and defends public health actions. It commends Rev J L Hewitt for moral leadership and effective preaching that has improved village religious life.
Two Indians Killed Near Rice Lake Territory
Reports from Mr Rosrysox of the Lake Superior Route state two Chippewa Indians were killed near Rice Lake about seventy miles north of here last Friday. The killings follow a prior murder in which a man paid $60 to settle a dispute. the father, nephew and two friends pursued the murderers, shot them by a stream, and another cousin is pursuing them. U S Assessor Geo Gary has resigned. Samuel P Gary will replace him. Notices warn of mail routes, and town business includes Shawano health board accounts, real estate assessments, and a July town meeting in Richmond to fund bridges, Hay Scales, and a Volunteer Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihaya
J. Li
Holland
Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
Rosrysox
Lake Superior
Rice Lake
Robinson
Averger
U. S. Assissan
Geo. Gary
Wisconsin
Samuel P. Gary
Geo
Gary
Bic Turna
Green Bay
Wausau
Spawane House Seeks Live-In Manager for Hotel
The Shawane House, a well known residence, is being repainted papered and repaired and offers a rental for a skilled live-in manager who can run a hotel. A steady figure is sought as a good stand can be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spawane
Government notes offer third series one cent daily on $30 size
Subscriptions open for a new series of Seventieths style notes offering interest in gold at six percent or seven and three tenths percent in currency. Delivery starts June 1 with rapid issue and par subscriptions through national and state banks and private bankers. Subscribers choose trusted agents for note delivery. Philadelphia May 15 1883.
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Narsday Wy “Hamade
Shawano County
HD. Miller
Taney Norice
N. D. Urnam
N. D.& CU. M. Urnam
Charles M.° Upham
H. Punorren
P. Knapp
M.D. Canton Music
J.M. Ostorn
Committee OF
Arrangi
Elat G. Wiley
Etta Durris
J. Wawkins
Rhoda McCord
Martha J. Parks
I. Stone
Lydia Wescott
Angie Grimmer
M. Upham
Q. Ls Wiley
S. Wiley
McCord
Packer. Saan
A. Roedebusch
M. Wrescott
Daniel Montuur
John Obinstead
Wescott
St. Bi Reuy
Crary
Abd S‘eler Sweasz
Flena
Calute
J. 2M
Ostroph
Maurer
Chas. Barrows
Tehaco
Vao
Wolve
Soumen
Tovthe
Potalto
Walltowada
Bokup
Menomonees
Wiley
Barrows
Davia
Gaz
Norice
Board of Health
J. M. Ostroph
Henry Clusterman
Myrox McCorp
Igagent
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Franklin
Shigual
Mietixa
Richmond
Court House
Wolf River
Charles Wescott
J. Levi Whitehouse
Herman Naber
Tyne
Doe
Pulcifer
Ton Clerk
U.S
United States
Treasury
Tay Coche
Philadelphia
First National Bank of
Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
First Nation Bank of
Berlin
John B. Ogden
Nassau St
New York
Excelsior
N.D
M.uvham
Shawano VO
Merreiacr
Cocheco
Lawrence
Lowell
Living Price
Lyon
Jons L. Lrox
Genwine
John L. Lyon
Chapel Street
New Haven
Conn
Oc. GQ
Clare &Co
Canadas
D’ostropit
Shawnine
S.m.hay & Bro
Oshkosh, Wis
Cotrton
Welch & ‘Griffith ’,” 7 Wheeler
Madden & Clemson
R. Hoe & Co
Babbitt
Heiss
Fairbanks’. Scales
Voniz
Shawang County
Thia Court
Charles Mr. Upham
Charles M. ‘Upham
Jobeth Maurer
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