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28 August , 1883 (page 1, col. 5)
Read this.
Ed. Times:-Will some friend or relative of the
following named deceased soldiers buried in our
cemetery, send to H. M. Walker Post No. 18, the Rank,
Company, Regiment, and date of death of such deceased.
Drop a postal card with such information addressed to
any officer of the Post and it will be esteemed a favor;
Caster Mesmer
Nils Gulickson
George Hull
T. B. Olmstead
William Woodin
John Allen
George Bates
Theodore Jahn
Herman Solomon
Franz Reichert
Frederick Schenk.
Dr. Uri Balcom
Halvor Gulickson
M. Brentigam
William Flynn
Peter Vader
john W. Glover
John Glover
Bernhardt Ebbert
August Leubke
William Kasten.
written by, J. S. Anderson, Adjutant.
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The Lakeshore Times, Mar. 4, 1884
Capt. LEITH will take command of the Erastus Corning. 6 May, 1884, (page 3)
-Build that County Insane Hospital at once.
-Trains on the Lake Shore road now run to Lake
Agogebie.
-Our thanks are due Senators Sawyer and Cameron for
public Documents.
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6 May, 1884 (page 2, column 6)
Sep. 18, 1883, page 1.
Branch Brevities
(From our Regular Correspondent)
Mr. C. Vogt of this place intends commencing
repairs on his dam in a few days.
-Our school is now in full blast, a Mr. Brown of
Gibson has charge.
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The Lakeshore Times, Feb. 23, 1886
GIBSON.
Edward Brown who has been a student at the Rush Medical College
is now located with Dr. Currens at Two Rivers.-news from Gibson
CLARK'S MILLS.
A daughter of Mr. H. Hacker is dangerously ill with lung fever
also Mrs. W. Duschek is suffering with the fatal disease consumption.-news from Clark's Mills
Mr. Torvel Haugen and Mr. Andrew Tostenson both rejoice at the
birth of young sons and Mr. P. Peterson at the birth of a young
daughter.-news from Clark's Mills
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The Lakeshore Times, May 29, 1888
Geo. W. Bean wishes to announce that on Thursdays his bath rooms
will be open to ladies only. Bath rooms under Chas. Beers' saloon at
south end of 8th St. bridge. Entrance between Fred Eggert' shoe store
and Beers' saloon.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
We are offering a very beautiful assortment of Shawls at very
reasonable prices. Our stock consists of Persian, Cashmere, Broche, and
all kinds of woolen Shawls of domestic manufacture.
BARNES, MENDLIK & MULHOLLAND
MISHICOTT ITEMS.
Mrs. Syl. Fortier, nee Stella Honey has been very low with
typhoid fever but is now convalescent.
The new cheese factory at (Polky's?) Corners is receiving 2,500
pounds of milk daily.
Geo. Powell, Esq., has been very sick for several weeks.
Allen (Burit? Burtt?) of Spalding, Mich., son of Geo. (Burit?
Burtt?), is spending a few weeks here with relatives and friends.
Bruno Mueller is treating his house to a new coat of paint.
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