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| 1904-01-07 |
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The partnership firm of J Bienfang's Sons has been dissolved. JM Bienfang has purchased the interest of his brother Charles & will conduct the business himself after March 1st. |
| 1904-01-07 |
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RE: John C Grell & wife to Mrs. Augusta Oppert, pt neq sec 10, 1st Ward, City of Jeff., $1,000. |
| 1904-01-07 |
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RE: Jos. Kraemer & wife to John C Schmidt & wife, pt lots 5 & 9, blk 8, Blake's Addition, $300. |
| 1904-01-07 |
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RE: James R Lamb to Charles Kutz, pt sec 13 & 18, also blk 2 & lots 1&2, blk 7, & lot 1, blk 2 & blk 8, village of Cold Spring, $9,800. |
| 1904-01-14 |
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Died: William Gums, 1/7/1904, 31, while nursing his brother, Arthur, at Red Bluff, Cal., who had typhoid fever. William contracted it from Arthur, who was recovering from it. Born at Bromberg, Prussia, 9/22/1873. Came when a small boy with his parents to this city. Leaves his parents, 3 brothers & 2 sisters. Brought to Jeff. for buriel. Lutheran Church, Union Cemetery. |
| 1904-01-21 |
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Edward W Akin, of Whitewater, a former teacher of the Hebron schools, has gone to Richland Center, where he will teach the remainder of the year. |
| 1904-01-21 |
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Special election: Should the city bond for $8,500 to pave streets? |
| 1904-01-21 |
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Died: Albert "AB" J Weis, 1/14/1904, 47, heart trouble, at his home in Watertown. Former Register of Deeds. Born in Watertown, 4/19/1857. |
| 1904-01-21 |
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The Co. Fair made money. |
| 1904-01-21 |
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Sheriff Heid was called to Oconomowoc, Wed., to get Chas. Barth, who was released last week from the asylum. Barth's home is in Fort, & he was committed to the asylum here for insanity. |
| 1904-01-21 |
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Basketball at Benders Hall Friday evening. |
| 1904-01-21 |
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Change In Ownership: The ownership of the couch factory was changed last week, in that Ben. Schweiger & Claude Smith purchased the interests formerly owned by LM Smith & Willis Banks. The concern has now been in business a little over 2 years, beginning in a small way, & with a limited amount of capitol invested, its growth has been steady, until at the present time it is manufacturing couches that are recognized to be the equal in quality & style of those made by concerns of many times its size & with facilities that are a great deal better & more convenient. The change was brought about owing to the 2 gentlemen that are retiring, having other business interests that demands their time & attention. The new owners will, by push & energy, keep up the reputation already attained by Union couches & will endeavor to increase the demand & output so that they will be able to employ quite a few more hands. Both the new owners are young men that are popular with business men of this city, are hustlers & have many friends who will wish them success in their undertakings. |
| 1904-01-28 |
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Died: Rudolph Bechaud, 1/21/1904, 49, at Los Angeles, Cal., a brother of AR Bechaud, & a former resident of Jeff. Born at Found (Fond) du Lac 49 years ago & lived in Jeff. 1877-1879. A wife & 2 children survive. |
| 1904-01-28 |
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Hebron: Floyd Smiley, of Orfordville, was the quest of Rev. Woodward, Monday. |
| 1904-01-28 |
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Hebron: Miss Vida Woodward is spending the week with Molly Chittenden in Whitewater. |
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