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August 28 highlights include shorthand notices from The Herald Publican F A Sifren sohn. Names, ages, and local spots appear in brief items reflecting community events and notices for Saturday.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1909
Page
4
Special meeting on water mains and highway change in Bessemer
City of Bessemer council, Mayort Byrne presiding, approved amendment to contract with Colby Iron Mining Co. to maintain water mains and relocate a public highway. Also discussed cemetery disturbances, street bridge cost, and liquor bond matters. Adjourned after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Colby Iron Mining Co
Colb Rr
Aubie
M. Ull
Me. Watson
Colby Tron Mulling Co
Ae City
Attorne
Bs . Allenans O Brien
Bors
Aton
Felling Eee
Webb
Alderman Truettner
Wiorka
Bessemer
Colum
Abe
Wis
Jirono
Ron
Cettan
Br Avieraar
Hridge
Iren
Ineki
Electric fans installed at Tempe Theatre
W F Kelley, manager, yesterday installed two large electric fans at the Tempe Theatre. They are about twice the size of the old units and should supply ample breeze to patrons. Dir Reliv reports new business at Ironwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kelley
Tempe Theatre
Reliv
Ironwood
Simple home wedding unites Rowe and Gibruth in Nashwauk
On Tuesday morning, Francis Manon Rowe, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. W. C. Rowe, wed Henry A. Gibruth of Nashwauk Minnesota. Rev. W. R. Shell officiated at the couple’s home, with only close relatives present. A wedding breakfast followed before the newlyweds departed at 11:20 for Duluth and Minnesota points, planning to reside in Nashwauk where Mr Gibruth serves as Superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Manon Rowe
W. C. Rowe
Henry A. Gibruth
Nashwauk
Mian
W. R. Shell
Duluth
Minnesota
Minn
Cibruth
Wakefield Mentions Roundup of Ball Games and Visits
Miss Konino attended the ball game at Bessemer Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Utley spent Sunday with friends in Besseme. Miss Alda Utley visited Ironwood Wednesday and Thursday. The local team will travel to Ewen Sunday to play. Jos Franks and Herbert Burt of Jessemer are working on the pew church. Mrs R Upthegrove of Ironwood was a visitor in town Wednesday and Thursday. Many fans from here attended ball games in Ironwood Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Franks and
Herbert Burt
Jessemer
Pew
R Upthegrove of
Ironwood
Poimatier Sisters
Elks’ Lodge
Lou Seba Polmatier
Daily News
Manitowoc
Wis
Polmatier Sisters
Surprise Party Honors Miss Kalassewicz Before Move
Miss Renetta Kalassewicz was surprised at home Tuesday evening by friends before she leaves today for Stevens Point Normal. Dancing and cards entertained. music from the Eolian orchestra. Attending were Misses Anna Ruud Kittie Roman Alice Con ler Elsie Piper Florence Holder Emma Gernards Annie Magsie Dora Weselak Nelle Meier Bessie Walters Eth Walters plus Messrs Ruben Harrington Art Rund John Thorn Norbert Kulaszewicz William Hayes Albert Thomas Vezio Ungherinni Woodward Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renetta Kalassewicz
Stevens Point
Eolian Orchestra
Anna Ruud Kittie Roman
Alice Conler
Elsie Piper
Florence Holder
Emma Gernards
Annie Magsie
Dora Weselak
Nelle Meier
Bessie
Eth Walters
Ruben Harrington
Art Rund
John Thorn
Norbert Kulaszewicz
William Hayes
Albert Thomas Vezio Ungherinni
Woodward Gray
Hibbing resident guest at Eddy home this week
Post Office Inspector W. E. Hurley of Chicago inspected the local post office Monday as .ossbarrow of Hibbing Minn. visited the Eddy home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossbarrow
Hibbing, Minn
Eddy
Post Office
W. E. Hurley
Chicago
Polmatier Sisters Concert Receives Return Engagement Interest
Exalted Ruler WS McCormick of B P 0 E Duluth expresses appreciation for the Polmatier Sisters concert. He notes the high merit of the performance and directs the committee chair to negotiate a possible return engagement, signaling strong satisfaction and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polmatier Sisters
WS. McCormick
Duluth, Minn
Ashland to Host Rubber Match in Series Showdown
The Ashland team heads to Ashland tomorrow to meet the visiting Bessemer Miners in the third and decisive game of the series at Fairmount Park. Both clubs won one game each. Ashland hopes to extend its home strength to claim the rubber, while Bessemer vows a strong lineup to gain an advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ashland News
Bessemer
Fairmount Park
Farewell party for Miss Beth e Suelt on Moore street
On Monday evening many young friends gathered at the home of Miss Suelt's parents on Moore street for a farewell party with games, singing, and a high lunch. Mrs D D Fournier Jr hosted a six o'clock dinner at the Puritan hotel for her niece Miss Marion DeWolle who is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe
Suelt
Parente
Moore Street
Mra. d. D Fournier Jr
Puritan Hotel
Marion DeWolle
Law Limits Brook Trout Fishing to Septic May Window
The new law forbids catching brook trout from September first to May first. Under constitutional provisions it becomes effective August ninety days after adjournment. Mr Riley interprets the 1909 statute as allowing fishing on the 81st day of August and the set day of September, and he plans to fish on those dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Make New Citizens at City Court Session
Judge 8.8 Cooper of the circuit court presided over a city session Tuesday in which 17 applicants were granted United States citizenship. United States Attorney Sturgis of Detroit attended and supervised the examination of the new citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Circuit Court
The
United
United States
Sturgis
Detroit
Book No. 4 for Women and Dr Shoop Night Cure
Claims that weak women should read a book titled Book No. 4 for Women and describes Dr Shoop s Night Cure antiseptic suppositories as soothing healing and quick help The promotion notes the book is free and provides Dr Shoop s Racine Wisconsin address with references to Bjarnson and Bram and Ramsay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
The New Game Law 1900 as Interpreted by Riley
The 1900 fish and game law as construed by M. M. Riley creates an anomalous situation. The piece discusses legal ambiguity and potential conflicts arising from the interpretation. It notes complications for enforcement and implications for hunters and wildlife regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Riley
Unveiling of Pere Marquette Statue at Mackinac Island
The Herald reports a violation notice from the Mackinac Island State Park Commission regarding attendance at the unveiling ceremony for the Pere Marquette statue on Mackinac Island. The event is scheduled for the first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
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