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Ohm Bros.
200
1900
07 13 That large muskellunge on exhibition at
Ohm Bros.’ place of business on Second Street was caught by Frank W. Piper, of
Pipersville, at Minocqua several weeks ago.
It weighed 28 pounds and measured 45 inches in length. Mr. Piper felt so proud of his catch that he
sent it to Chicago and had it mounted.
It is by far the finest specimen of fish ever seen in Watertown. WG
12 24 A deal was effected through the real estate
office of H. J. Strauss whereby the ice business of Ohm Bros, passes into the
hands of Frank H. Lehmann. The transfer
includes the large ice house situated on the banks of Rock river in the Sixth
ward the appliances, horses and wagons.
Mr. Lehman is a young ambitious accommodating gentleman, who will surely
conduct his large business m the future to the satisfaction of his patrons. WDT
1906
05 17 Just arrived in this city and on
exhibition at Ohm Bros. 200 Second Street, a large number of CANARY BIRDS, each
of which is a singer. The birds are in fine condition and guaranteed to sing.
The birds are handsome and of pure strain, having been recently brought from Hartz Mountain, Germany and will make any house pleasant
and cheerful with their music. The price of the birds is reasonable. Call and
see them even if you do not buy.
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