Local Holiday Greetings and City Notes in Bessemer
Gust OBrien of Ann Arbor visits Bessemer with friends over vacation. Abbotsford Wis guest Mrs Will Sincock with Rice family on Christmas. Miss Agnes Redner returns from Detroit for holiday break. M McVick and family of Mellen visit city guests Arthur Lintelsmann. Fred Lund of Bessemer Bakery spends Christmas at South Oak. Miss Zita Johnston hosts a six oclock dinner for friends. Miss Florence E Davey teaching in Eveleth Minn visits parents. Express office reports holiday shipments up about one third from last year. Miss Flossie Gray teaching in Des Moines IA visits parents. Pinesalve advertised as best salve for skin ailments. Miss Harriet Pumroy returns to Ashland from Chaney Gallery. City officers receive an astrakan fur overcoat as Christmas gift for Mayor Knight. Mr and Mrs E W Murley Rhinelander and Miss May Wanzer Hurley visit pals. Conductor Wm Pulcifer on Central short line takes vacation. Gerhardt covers. Dade’s Little Liver Pills praised for liver tonic effects. sold by F B Jones.
Local health ads and railroad notes from the week
An assortment of small town notices and ads including Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea for 35 cents sold by J. Mac Farlane, Pineules for kidney and rheumatic relief by E. B. Jones, and DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills. Railmen S. G. Campbell resigns Abbotsford post to return as conductor, J. D. Leahy becomes Mikado mine superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
J. MacFarlane
J. D. Leahy
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Norway District
W. J. Rashleigh
Mikado
Pickands, Mather & Co
DeWitt
Loki
D. MacFarlane
Presbyterian New Year Services At German Lutheran Church
New Year services of the Presbyterian congregation will be held at the German Lutheran church on Sunday. The morning service will be held at 10:36 and the subject will be The Old and the New. The evening service will be held at 7:00 o'clock and the subject will be A New Year Meditation. All are welcome.
Beautifying tonics and risky remedies advertised in one notice
A 1906 newspaper fragment lists Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and ManZan as cures for skin and hemorrhoid issues with price and seller details, then reports a woodsman aged about sixty injured by a Wisconsin Central train near Tron Belt Ups, attended by Dr Urquhart, followed by travel deals to Canada, and closes with a notice for the First National Bank of Bessemer Michigan annual stockholders meeting on January 9, 1906 chaired by W. F. Truettner, cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gearer
Wisconsin Central
Tron Belt
Ups
Iron West
Dr. Urquhart
First National Bank of
Bessemer, Michigan
Sunday Evening Services at M E Church Led by Ira Prout
Services at the M E Church Sunday evening conducted by Mr Ira Prout. Sunday School at 11 45. The annual election of officers and teachers will take place at this session of the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Ira Prout
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Cale Een
SEU Goliman & Gl 4
Ae J. 2D. AY Av
ATP
Tim Dalton
New London
Wis
A. D. Johnston
Chicago
W. H. Knight
Ironwood
Grace Harrington
Ashland
Prof. Criger
C. E Walton
Wakefield
City
L. H. Truettner
John Frick
Neilsville
Chester Kngit
Norway, Mich
Capt
Harry Byrne
College of Mines
J. W. Whiteside
Duluth
Mary Vumestek
Hurley
Misse
L. H. Troettner
Bud Johnston
Joe Randt
W. C
Dorchester
Marie Meagher
Ewen
I. H. Truettner
Ralph Knight
Mesaba
la Blond Dry Goods
Gust O’brien
Ann Arbor
Bessemer
Will Sincock
Abbotsford, Wis
L.S. Rice
Agnes Redner
Detroit
M. McVick
Mellen
Arthur Lintelsmann
Fred Lund
Bessemer Bakery
South Oak
Zita Johnston
Florence E. Davey
Eveleth, Minn
Express
Torsten Eggen
Flossie Gray
de Moines, In
Mrs. W. W. Gray
F. B. Jones
Harriet Pumroy
Chaney
City of
Knight
E. W. Murley
Rhinelander
May
James Wanzer
Wm. Pulcifer
Central Short Line
Gerhardt
Dr. Dade
Royal Baking Powder CO
New
Woodruff
Minocqua
E. B. Jones
S. G. Campbell
Abbotsford
the Presbyterian Church
Canada
S Ofice
W. F. Truettner
Methodist News
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