About Town and Christmas Shop Talk
The County Board of Supervisors met Tuesday. Numerous town visitors and shoppers were noted, including B Wilcox, F P Snavely, Mrs C C Jones, A A Miller, Bernard Lee, Paul Paveleski, F E Jackson, Sept C E Walton, C B Ulrich, F H Kearney, T A Kelly, and others. The town advertised Christmas goods at Lutey's greenhouse and John the Tailor, with social visits, trade calls, and preparations for holidays. The article also reports broader local business, industry news, and weather notes with mentions of butter price concerns and upcoming ore and lumber activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
B. Wilcox
Logwood
F. P. Snavely
Ironwood
C. C. Jones
Ramsay
A. A. Miller
Superior
Bernard Lee
Paul Paveleski
Marenisco
F. E. Jackson
Chicago
C. E. Walton
Wakefield
C. B. Ulrich
Hancock
F. H. Kearney
T. A. Kelly
Wateremeet
Jing Bay
John the Tailor
S. B. E. Barlow
Menominee
Worth Reading: Zelinski Buys Bucklen Amica Salve
Leo F. Zelinski of 68 Gibson St Buffalo N Y says he cured his cold sore with Bucklen's Amica Salve. He applied it once daily for two days until no trace remained. The salve heals all sores and is sold under guarantee at Frank Bb Jones drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo, N. Y
Bucklen
Frank Bb. Jones
Millinery Sale Discount On Trimmed Hats
CurisTiIna Urquhart announces a millinery sale offering all trimmed hats at a 25 percent discount through January 1 1909. The notice highlights a limited time reduction and invites customers to shop these bargains at the listed establishment.
Whiskey jelly draws interest in North Yakima and a note tale
Whiskey jelly promoted by a Kentucky distillery rep as a remedy for local option laws attracts attention in North Yakima. The solid drink chewing form mimics real liquor and spreads from the south to Washington amid rumblings of new laws. A playful courtship note leads to a comical counter reply about a planned meeting. In local news, Mount Pleasant’s Mr. and Mrs. I R Jameson visit their daughter Mrs. P J LaBlond, and Steve McDonald and family travel to Iron River for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Kentucky
South
Washington
Mrs. I. R. Jameson
Mount Pleasant
P. J. LaBlond
The Natural Place Wit and Kingly Quips Retold
A fragment recounts a Portuguese consul remarking on the late King’s wit and famed shooting. The text recalls a praised visitor’s poor shot and jests about Lord Gadabout sending his game to the pits, ending with the king’s amused response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadabout
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lintelmatin
China
Dan Egan
Ashland
W. G. Wilcox
Harry Peterson
Phillips, Wis
L C. Brewer
W. A. French
John McManus
Alfred Kallander
Lutey's
Green House
Pearl Karkeek
Auro Mion
Sam Davey
John the Tailor’s
Otto Vogeler
Ior
Milwaukee
Lutey
Wm. Polski
Peyton Paper Company
Duluth
R. A. Paradis
Common Council
Holly
Goode
Wallace Balduc
Earl
Marie McLaughlin
Minneapolis
F. E. Arnold
Winkley Artificial Limb Co
D. Bennett
Detroit
C. M. Boss
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Cora Meagher
Ewen
Toller
Francis Rowe
Alabama
W. C. Rowe
Anvil Mine
Tina Kallander
Marquette
Emil Forseth
St. Paul
Northwest
Kate Vumastek
Rib Lake
Ed van Vinck
Temple Theatre
Hazel Campbell
Northweete University At
Alex Arkowitz
Chas. Williamson
Gary
Ind
Harry Byrne
Bernard Holdorf
George Rupp
George Clark
Houghton
Michigan College of Mines
Samuel Shilling
J. H. Hooper
Ishpeming
State Board of Barbers’ Examiners
Upper Peninsula
Hooper
Soo Canals
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Edwin Hawley
Frank Trumbull
Road
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroad
Texas
Virginia and Rainy Lake Company
Edward Hines
Edward Hines Company
Weyerhauser
Virginia Lumber Company
Rainy Lake
Gogebic
Minnesota
The
Herald
Ottawa
Gile
James Coole
Cary
Mikado
Hurley
la Blond Dry Goods
Para
Ironwood Store Co
Bi’k, Ironwood Mich
CurisTiIna Urquhart
Ayer
Jake
Heinrich
Steve McDonald
Iron River
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