Twn of CUTLER
Organized: 1896
First Town Chairman: William Evans
First Mayor: Dr. R. W. Hoyt
Origin of Name: Originally called Cranberry Center, name changed to
Cutler in 1896 after County Clerk, Charles F. Cutler
First Settlers: William Evans, H. Ronick
First Postmaster: William Evans
First Church:
First School:
First Recorded Town Tax: $753.51 in 1896
source: Juneau County, The First Hundred Years, published 1988
| Evans, William | Ronick, H. |
| Caroline Roberson | Alfred Robertson |
| Charles Johnson | Carl Christensen |
| Irving Horner | Peter Quist |
| Chris Oleson | Marie Rasmussen |
| Chris Hendrickson | Peter Johnson |
| Lewis Caphingst | Mabel Quist |
| Walter Horner | Agnes Roberson |
| Emma Larson | Inez Cripps |
| Albert Boyson | Ethel Cary |
| Harold Hendrickson | Delmar Cark |
| Willie Larson | Minnie Caphingst |
| Freda Caphingst | Gilbert Quist |
| Clara Roberson | Hazel Georgeson |
| Homer Georgeson | Harry Delap |
| Myrtle Delap | Minnie Hanson |
| Arthur Quist | Franklin Johnson |
| Alvin Olseon | Peter Hanson |
| Eda Roberson | Samuel Hanson |
| Benkson Watson | Lawrence Larson |
| Matilda Hendrickson | Annie Johnson |
| Katherine Quist | Charley Belcher |
source: Monroe, Juneau, Jackson Genealogical Workshop newsletter
Ed. Cripps and Dell Evans were in Necedah Monday.
On Monday word was received at Cranberry Center that W. F. Bingman had passed away at his home in Hillsboro on Sunday. He was buried on Tuesday. Mr. Bingman was a highly respected resident of Cutler for several years. he won many friends who are grieved to hear of his death. A good man has gone to his reward.
Mrs. C. W. Blakeman left for Hillsboro Tuesday.