Local Briefs and Notices From Park Falls Area
Mr and Mrs M R Soiliff of Park Falls are guests at the Barnes residence. Mrs W T Stevens held a tea and bridge. The Baptist ladies aid plans a cake sale Saturday Jan 22 at Wood’s Aldwe store. For sale a black mare five years old 1100 pounds and a foal coming in April. F F Bocks store ad. Mrs Henry Wallrich of Portage leaves for Ironwood then home. Carl Krueger returned from Milwaukee F C E meeting. reporting a pleasant gathering. Your dollar goes further at Hart’s mid winter clearance. Miss Elsie Bruse resumes at LaSelle & Co after illness. Grover Canfield assisted at the store last week. CA Wilson leaves Wednesday for California for development work sixty seven miles from a railroad. All shoes special $3.75 Friday and Saturday at Herbst Schuhe Stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Soiliff
Park Falls
Barnes
W.T. Stevens
Bridge
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Wood's
Aldwe
F. F. Bockm
Ysis
Henry Wallrich
Portase
Ironwood
Carl Krueger
Milwaukee
Lart
Elsie Brusoe
LaSelle & Company
Abs
Grover Canfield
George Stoddard
Berbin
San Francisco
Cal
Fred Grant
Los Angeles
Walter
Brain Liebenstien
Pf. D. Johnson
Gagen
Hart's
LaMotte
Woodman Hall
Pebne
F. RA. Lodge
Emmet L. Hicks
Oshkosh
Grand Lodge of
Swedish Lutheran Aid
Hans Rodd
Macewers Boys
Newton
Cearly
Miss Fila Lawrence Weds George Hintz at St Marys
Miss Fila Lawrence married George Hintz at St Marys parsonage on a Wednesday evening ceremony conducted by Rev Beaudette. Attendants Miss Mary Malz and Ward Gres. The couple, now living on Margaret Street, receive well wishes and gifts from family and friends.
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oMiss
Fila Lawrence
George Hintz
Mary’s Parsonage
Father Beaudette
Mary Malz
Ward Gres
Tela
Frank Mintz
Stargaret Street
the Brice
Emily Lawrence
Mintz
Tihe Rhinelander Refrigerator Co
Ehintz
Margaret Street
Trial in Vernon Teal case and local arrests noted
In municipal court Friday Vernon Teal of Antigo faced a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He pled not guilty, changed to a plea of guilty, and was bound over to the circuit court. Bonds were set at 900. A warrant was issued for John Alby on charges from Uddershire sheriff Hans Rodd. Alby, 13, was charged with pointing a revolver at James Starphy of Monica. Get into the game and take advantage of Hart's clearance sale. The Training School pupils heard a repetition of the program at the Woman's Club on the Opera Faust performed by Diss Mas Brown, with selections by Mrs. Richards and Williams. A Victrola was provided by Mrs. Squirers and several opera records were used. The program was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Teal
Antizo
Guity
Oreal
Howard Hopkins
Antigo
John Alby
Uddersheriff
Hans” Rodd
Alby
James Starphy
Monica
Hart
Woman's Club
Faust
Diss Mas Brown
Rhine lander Telephone company officers elected
At the annual Rhine lander Telephone company meeting on Wednesday January 12, officers were unanimously re elected with Arthur Taylor as President and F T Coon as Vice President. Directors include W E Brown and Charles Barnes. The plan to erect a new building was not discussed and the current lease runs for about eighteen months. A future meeting will consider the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander Telephone Company
Arthur Taylor
George Mahoney
W. E Brown
Charles Barnes
A. F. Weesner
Hilgerman Heads Rhinelander Brewing Company
The annual meeting of stockholders named directors O. A. Hilgerman James Baker J Emmerling A F Post and A Schauder Officers listed President O A Hilgerman Vice President L Emmerling Treasurer A Schauder Secretary A A F Past
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander Brewing Couny
A. Hilgerman
James Baker
J. Emmerling
A. F. Post
A. Schauder
O. A. Hilgerman
L. Emmerling
A A. F
Reward of 700 Dollars for Murderer in Pelican Lake Case
Oneida county offers a seven hundred dollar reward for the arrest of William Flannery, alleged killer of Conrad Truntz at Pelican Lake last April after a quarrel. Flannery, a 35 year old woodsman described as six foot seven inches? pounds and with blue eyes and brown hair, fled the scene and has been seen recently in the west. He is native to Kentucky and known for a drawl. Mid-year exams at the high school, social news from local residents, and community notices follow in this scattered clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida County
William Flannery
Conrad Truntz
Pelican Lake
Truntz
Flannery
Flanquery
Kentucky
Old Soldier George Merrill Passes Away in Dolgeville
George Merrill longtime Wisconsin native and Dolgeville resident dies of heart failure at his daughter’s home. Survived by three daughters and a son previously died. Funeral at Mrs. Hammond’s home with Rev. C M Starkweather officiating. burial in Fort Herkimer cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merrill
Dolgeville
W. H. Hammiand
Merrill
Wood
Knapp Stewart Company
Black River
Falls
Wis
50Th
Wisconsin Volunteers
Fort Logan
G. A. RR
Rhinelander
Elwyn F. Ward
Poultney
Aray
Ws Hammond
Petrie Street
Alger G. Merrill
New Series of Dancing Lessons Begins January 30
Mrs C J Donaldson and Mrs H F Steele announced a new four week series of Saturday evening dancing lessons at Guildhall starting January 30. L C Ratdorff will lead instruction from 8 to 9 30 with focus on individual dancing rather than new steps. Review of one step foxtrot and hesitation offered for those who missed prior sessions. Dr Kirk opens a 5 and 1 cent store at 402 S Pelham St offering value and patronage. Mr and Mrs D F Becker plan to leave for San Diego early February. Miss Anna Oakey heads to San Diego Cal for winter retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Donaldson
H. F. ‘Steele
Guildhall
L. C. Ratdorff
Dr.Kirk
S. Pelham Street
D. F. Becker
San Diego
Anna Oakey
Cal
North Side Happenings and Club Installations
Mrs H Keller suffers severe bronchitis while local clubs meet at Stra N Bustette and Mrs J Graham wins prizes at the Wednesday group. Snow Flake Rebecca lodge installs officers at Stevens St hall and 33 attend. Members, grippes, field notes, nurses training and Measles report through Mason, Thayer, and Bligh streets amid extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Keller
Stra. N. Bustette
ST. Zander
J. Graham
A. Barney
Erwant Peterson
J. Hull
J. Swartz
K. Ruggles
Hack
Joe Hack Sr
Bligh Street
John Sanker
Joe Matz
Virginia
Minn
Inez Mase
Grippe
Tremont House
Krueger
Thayer Street
Pautz Store
Herman Kriesel
Mason Street
Frank Yenor
Chris Roepcke
A. Kriesel
Cora Roggles
Brusoe
Pelican Town Hall
Edward Peterson
Ruby Hansley
Minneapolis
Edna Sutton
Dr. Schick
Hansley
Fire at Pelham Street home causes near $500 damage
Early morning blaze at John Henry’s 125 S Pelham St. damaged the hallway likely from defective wiring. Henry and others fled through windows in subzero temps as firefighters contained the fire after a few minutes. Loss estimated at five hundred dollars. Several locals were noted in transit or errands nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
S. Pelham St
Henry
Treaties Will Not Make Northern Wisconsin Dry
Washington correspondent reports that Indian affairs officials say northern Wisconsin will not go dry due to treaties. The 1842 ceded territory and 1854 Bayfield reservation are cited, with authority to act limited. liquor provisions are not addressed in the treaty, and Sells notes lack of power for appropriation. Angeline Batfield of Bayfield requested the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Godwin
Washington
Milwaukee Sentinel
Indian Affairs Bureau
Wisconsin
Lenroof
Bureau
United States
Bayfield
Lenroot
Angeline
Batfield
Wis
Pneumonia Victim George Keoffier Dies at 44
George Keoffier of Butter nut aged 44 died at St Marys hospital on Friday from pneumonia. The funeral was held from Nick's undertaking establishment on Wednesday. Mrs George C Jewell traveled to Bear Creek on Wednesday for the funeral of her uncle Nick Wolroth, a longtime resident. Company L plans another big time dance at the Armory Friday night January 28 with music by LaMotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor George Keoffier
St. Mary's Hospital
Nick
Company L
Armory
LaMotte
Orchestr
George C. Jewell
Bear Creek
Athens
Nick Wolroth
Eles 10 Ironwood Initiation Plans Saturday Banquet
Fifteen members of Rhinela yer date mau will go Tronwoext Saturday to initiate twenty two candidates into Ironwood sodze. The work is set for Saturday afternoon with a banquet in the Curry Elovse evening. Mr RJ Ritey returned Friday from a visit fay Atudwauk uber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmut
Rhinelayer
Mau
PO Eles
RJ. Ritey
Fay Atudwauk Uber
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Amy Pecor
Shelp
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Archie Nowland
Shelard’s Lake
W. R. Winners
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