Wakefield Advocate (Newspaper) - November 21, 1914, Wakefield, Michigan The 2 NUMBER 2. FETCH CHOCOLATES The Candy Value h America For 60 CENTS Every detail of the manufacture ia accompanied by absolute Every is the best procurable in the worlds best markets Every is hand dipped and by a special isso made that the adheres with the coutre You'll find them a trial will prove it. 9 F. A. m SERGE ANT & CO. The Store PRESCRIPTIONS A TELEPHONE 33 GOGEBIC Nov. 1914. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR i lough the hunt ing season is over the list 6i accidents Here are a few of drew aged 65, killed by a shotgun out of his f lands and being The full entered body and he within a few 35, killed by from rille ie A widow of killed accidental discharge of 32-cali-riilc in the hands of Jacob The bullet entered bis Victor 35, shot in c head and instantly into a He dragged loaded gun him and | Ken the trigger caught on one of I seats it was TOO It is too late to about poor after your work has tS Give your electrical Work to us and be assured oi first class We handle all of e'er cal goods aud Electric Pro John of 17, hot in the abdomen while resting his The wound proved Tony 23, of Red dropped a loaded gun from i wagon and in reaching for it the weapon and was in the stomach with fatal John 17, of Crystal inot while resting on the barrel of a One arm was amputated H| but he died from the result of the f James 13, of Schoolcraft was killed by the severing of the juglar vein when his gun was accidentally discharged while climbing into a HUNG But our customers are ' living high on the purest and best the ket and at the What better could offer Hunger 1 put to rout you buy p & v ies from CITY MEAT MARI Prop. .i MASSI MANUFACTURER Blocks for Walls Buildings James 27, of lion returning a hunting trip fell down a flight of stairs and sustained a fractured which proved Edward 13, of shot by a One I eye destroyed and probably the Condition Beverly J. 37, of Grand wounded by discharge of gun he thought was One foot the other foot amputated years also the result of an Edward 23, of arm partly blown off by the discharge of a gun carried by a 31, of Negau I wounded in the thigh when fell with a cocked DeWitt of Grand shot in arm when pulling a gun in a wagon by the John of mistaken for a bear by shot and seriously Albert 15, of arm shattered by accidental discharge of Albin of gun shot wound in arm when his caught in the brush and was Amputation Albert a Metropolitan had part of his hand blown off when his gun slipped out of h's hands and was of shot in Albert of seriously wounded by charge of shot from companion's John of mistaken for a deer and shot in the arm by an unknown Joseph of was the victim of a set He was alone and was helpless in the woods for two George of wounded in the hip by a bullet fired by a companion load ing a of Crystal Falls shot in the back by an unknown not An unknown supposed to reside in was shot and seriously wounded near Grand by a member of the hunting Clyde 13, of arm amputated as the the accidental discharge of a He was standing on a log when he slipped and discharged the August of near the was killed while leaning over his The charge entered bis Leo of was shot while hunting neat The ball struck him in the right side and tore a gash about three inches long outside the The shot was by an unknown John La of Ford had his left hand blown off when the barret of the gun with which he was hunting A man by the name of 50, of Charlevoix shot himself with gun with fatal George Stevens of near Iron was shot the accidental discharge of his brother's gun and lay in the a day and a night while the brother went for He is in a critical condition from loss of blood and LOCAL A little a little A little wire they call a A piece of a 12 inch Nailed together makes a Ford L. Cluley was a business visitor in Ironwood Read your local paper and buy your Watches and Jewelry of Frank has moved his poof room outfit from Ramsay to He made a business trip there Fritz white speaking about the war remarked that the national bookkeepers should charge up damages done by and aeroplanes to The Wakefield hotel is being wited this week for electric A light is being placed in each The Wakefield Electric Co. is doing the residence at the Wakefield mine is also being John and Fritz returned Monday from a hunting trip to Each secured a large John has the system of hunting that beats them all He drives the deer to camp with a knife before doing any After having the matter under consideration for several the board of supervisors at their meeting last week closed a deal with D. E. Sutherland and J. F. 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