Sections No. 3, 7 and 8 are to be motorized this year, and include the portions of the road as follows:
No. 3 - Trunk Line 80, New Lisbon to Necedah and Peten-Well Rock.
No. 7 - Trunk Line 71, Mauston to Monroe county line West of Elroy.
No. 8 - Trunk Lines 80 and 33 from Elroy south.

County Patrolmen, 1929

Patrol No.	Patrolman	Address
51	Constant Swab	Lyndon Station
52	Jas. Lannon	Lyndon Station
53	Wm. Sweeney	Lyndon Station
54	John Mooney	Lyndon Station
55	Ed. Pharo	Mauston
56	Dennis Costigan	Lyndon Station
57	Alva Covey	Mausotn
58	Jos. Smart	Mauston
59	Herman Dinse	Wonewoc
60	Theo. Strampe	Wonewoc
61	Otto Michel	Mauston
62	Jay Rose	Mauston
63	John Vinopal	Mauston
64	Fred Runkel	Mauston
65	Peter Georgeson	Necedah
66	Dion Porter	Necedah
67	Chris. Pagel	Mauston
68	Geo. Diettrich	Mauston
69	John Olson	Elroy
70	Aug. F. Pruess	Elroy
71	O. T. Olson	Elroy
72	Frank Manske	Elroy
73	Elsmere Johnson	Elroy
74	W. R. Duckworth	New Lisbon
75	Lars J. Quamme	Mauston
76-77	I. T. Eakins	Mauston
78	Chas Backeberg	Wonewoc
79	Viggo Hansen	New Lisbon
80	H. E. Miller	New Lisbon
81	Anton Jensen	New Lisbon
82	Paul Fenske	Camp Douglas
83	F. J. DeLap	Shennington
84	B. H. Eisfeldt	Mather
85	L. C. Thrall	New Lisbon
86	Gust Baumgart	Necedah
87	Louis Oesterich	Nekoosa
88	John W. Fox	Lyndon Station
89	Carl Brovald	Finley
90	Ervin H. WInters	Necedah
91	Roy A. Morgan	LaValle
92	Otto Lutz	Wonewoc
93	Andrew Garrigan	Mauston
94	Anton Wafle	Mauston
95	John F. Clark	Wonewoc
96	Albert Zumstein	Mauston
97	Andrew Lawrence	New Lisbon
98	Russell Peckham	Hustler
99	James Barrett	Camp Douglas
100	Clarence Carter	New Lisbon
101	Aug. Tessmer	Camp Douglas

There is approximately 500 miles of road in the above sections, and averages about 10 miles per section.

Neceday Republican, Necedah, Juneau Co., WI dated 07 Mar 1929  

contributed by Joan Benner

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