News: Clark County , Wis.- 47 New Citizens (22 Nov 1913)

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Surnames: Howard, Marek, Sadowski, Dudei, Bolling, Durst, Leja, Kamienski, Wisnewski, Stasko, Manthey, Grap, Kurzawa, Wajcik, Krzyzaniak, Mellenthin, Schultz, Paulsen, Thieme, Bornholdt, Vetterkind, Kidd, Marth, Buchert, Bezold, Daenicke, Cook, Stigsen, Andreasen, Jensen, Hanna, Speich, Pluska, Kot, Bealer, Free, Nitschke, Karlen, Brzezinski, Wisniwski, Hilgert, Jaroc, Sapa, Anthony, Bertschinger, Moen, Hazuga, Reinhart, Westlund.

----Source:  Neillsville Times (Neillsville, Clark County, Wis.)  Nov 27, 1913

Forty-seven New Citizens (22 Nov 1913)

Last Saturday was naturalization day at the court house and forty-seven new citizens were made under the supervision of Thomas Howard of St. Paul.  The list of new citizens is as follows:

Michael Marek, Martin Sadowski, John Dudei, Charles Ole Bolling, John Durst, Jacenty Leja, John Kamienski, Ignatz Wisnewski, Josef Stasko, Albert Manthey, Gustav Ernest Grap, John Kurzawa, Josef Wajcik, Walenty Krzyzaniak, Frank Mellenthin, Adolf Schultz, Paul Kristian Paulsen, Ernest Thieme, Theodor Bornholdt, Ernest Vetterkind, Earl Walden Kidd, Frank Marth, Andrew Benjamin Buchert, Casper Bezold, John Casper Bezold, Fred Daenicke, Alexander Lorne Cook, Simon Stigsen, Carl Julius Andreasen, Lorents Nicholey Jensen, Charles Henry Hanna, Abraham Speich, Steve Pluska, John Kot, Paul Bealer, Richard Free, Ernest Nitschke, Edward Karlen, Szyman Brzezinski, Alexander Wisniwski, John Hilgert, John Jaroc, Paul Sapa, William Anthony, Gottlieb Bertschinger, Christ Hanson Moen, John Hazuga, George Reinhart, Fred Westlund.