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Rice Lake, Wisconsin Lumbering History
 
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1 Wisconsin, Barron County, Rice Lake — Logging and Lumbering in the Rice Lake AreaA Chronology
1831 Henry Schoolcraft, Indian agent from Sault St. Marie, MI travels down the Red Cedar River to Rice Lake and held council with the Chippewa Indians at this approximate site. 1847 The Knapp Stout Co. purchased thousands of acres of . . . Map (db m161500) HM
2 Wisconsin, Barron County, Rice Lake — Rice Lake, a City Built of LumberA Chronology
1901 The Knapp Stout era was over. The Knapp Stout holdings were sold to the Rice Lake Lumber Company, which later was known as the largest hardwood mill in the country. 1906 The Rice Lake Excelsior Co. arrived on the scene in its present . . . Map (db m161666) HM
3 Wisconsin, Barron County, Rice Lake — The Mystery of the Concrete Pillars
To quote from the Rice Lake Chronotype, September 30, 1920: ”Extensive improvements are being made at the yards of the Park Falls Lbr. Co. in this city. Monday Cyrille Mercer and a crew of carpenters began working at erecting a monorail . . . Map (db m120496) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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May. 1, 2024