This picture of the Methodist Church shows how
people got to church on Sunday. The poles in the
picture show that it was lighting system in Wild
Rose, The contract was for the Rose Milling Co.
owned by Edward Hoaglin install 6 lights as early
as Nov. 1st. The contract provided for $60 a year
per light. Thelights were to burn from 1/2 hour
after sunset until 11PM excepting moonlight nights.
The lights will be 2,000 candle power. Later the
number of lights increased.The church was not
in the first batch of lights so the picture is likely at
least 1910.
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