Fire destroys Koehler Robbins home amid mystery origin
Five o’clock Tuesday fire consumed the Koehler and Robbins families’ new home, with contents, clothing, and furniture all lost. The fire occurred before settlement, no source found as doors and stoves were unused, a Koehler child was saved from the smoke. Families plan to relocate, with Koehlers occupying Lucy house temporarily and Robbins moving to Randall farm. Insurance and rebuilding expected. community offers support.
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Fred Auffarth
Fred A. Koehler
C. B. Robbins
Koehler
Robbins
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Lucy
Second Hand Wagon and Hayrack For Sale Cheap
Peter Dahlquist advertises a second hand wagon and hayrack for sale at a low price. Peter McClure visited town on Monday for the first time since illness and appears not much worse after a housing disruption lasting two to four weeks.
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Peter Dahlquist
Peter McClure
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