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Newspaper
Waunakee News
Location
Waunakee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
3
In this issue Moorey taulka fence and notices of Bohtuean Bros appear. Mrs. Cooper and Miss Molthauser visit Cap City. Rae Riley children recover from scarlet fever. Easter ball at Noltes & Riphahn's with Mendota orchestra. Oscar Clarke reports on produce trips.
The village board held a special meeting at the village hall with members sworn in including President J. Buhlman and trustees P. Statz H. Brausen J. Meurer T. P. O Malley IT W. Baker C. C. Bacon supervisor J. H. Koltegsess or W. T. Riley The bond and swearing in of W J Laughlin as clerk and J Klingelhofer as treasurer were approved New officers were assigned and salary levels set including marshal salary and street wages Minutes of the first meeting read and approved.
Last Saturday at Ryan's hall an seven contestant Demorest gold medal oratorical contest was held. Edie Hodge of Waunakee won with the high score, narrowly beating a close second. Judges were Miss Brehm of Chicago and Profs Blakely and Pierstoph of Middleton. Music and recitations enriched the program. receipts but barely covered expenses.
The piece touts a bold spring opening by Bullman Bros. claiming they bought ahead with nerve and wisdom, shielding customers from rising prices. It praises Waunakee as a fortunate participant in market advantages and presents a plain, truthful narrative without sensationalism.
Marks spent nearly two weeks in the markets selecting her line of spring and summer millinery. Only the newest modes and latest ideas in trimmings were bought. There are no job lots in the stock but the scale of prices will make you think there is. kx-i-Shunks New Block.
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