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"History of Northern Wisconsin, 1881"

Fairchild

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This is a thriving little lumber village in the town of the same name. It has several mills, which get their lumber supply very near. Fostercook & Co. and Pedrick & Co. are the leading firms. It has a Post-office.

January 11, 1881, the mill of Fostercook & Co. was destroyed by fire, but it was at once rebuilt.

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