Notice to pay accounts to New North Printing Co
All accounts from January 1 1955 will be payable to the New North Printing Co Rhinelander Wis.
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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
5
All accounts from January 1 1955 will be payable to the New North Printing Co Rhinelander Wis.
Three Lakes residents report social visits and job moves from Eagle River to Rhinelander. May 26 opens a village dance with music and meals planned by local groups. Property updates include a new cottage by Little Fork lake and road improvements amid storm damage on lakefront.
Arbutus trailing arbutus, a spring belle, draws intense searches in Oneida and northern Wisconsin counties. The plant, once abundant statewide, faces decline due to over-picking and root disturbance, risking near extinction. It is valued for fragrance durability and historic ties to Pilgrim era and Native legends.
Edward Herman an 18 year old worker died at the Kimberly Clark paper mill in Niagara Saturday after being drawn between two rollers. Berlin high school in Wisconsin burned down today destroying the 1902 building and records. training school saved. Loss may exceed 10 thousand dollars with little insurance. classes to be held in churches and halls while rebuilt.
Cassian residents hosted and visited relatives and travelers from Tomahawk Hhinelander and Merrill. Mr and Mrs Janes of Iowa plan to build on Walt Falridge homestead while Jill Paulson stayed at Malvern. Rev Malland preached farewell at Prairie Rapids and tours to Norway loom. A baby girl arrived May 11 leaving A K Tresness delighted. Hoyal Neighbors of Fern camp meet with Mrs ML Peterson on Saturday May 29 from 10 to 2.
Dr Hore leaves for Chicago after days with Mrs Moore on their farm. Barn foundation for Frank McLaughlin advances slowly due to rain. Wat Rapids bridge progress with cement mixer under Floyd Kurtz. Alex Banach returns to Woodboro homestead. Mrs Catherine Schrump ill at home. Gross tests road machine between Dr Moore and Wet Ghrill but weather halts work. Power house improvements under Ben Tripp. Jewell improving after surgery at St Mary’s. Peatons hired by Woolney. Steve Ketner chief engineer, Emmett Nelson handles band car. Chester Warner aids under Joe Davis ton. Florence Woolney’s seventh birthday party at Woocolboro a success. Levi Genet buys another horse. Real estate transfers tabulated for week ending 1916.
A dense list of property deeds and transfers across Rhinelander, Minocqua, and surrounding areas. Transactions name owners such as Emmerling, Jibson, Mahoney, Neiber, Tort, Cronkrite, Cate, McKinley, Norby, Myhre, Topping, Wright, Kretlow, Pier Roemer, and Richter, with descriptions of parcels in townships 2 through 11 and 36, dates and values noted.
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