Local Notes Spur Two Week Left Of School Term
Local notes list short city visits and social calls including P J LeBrond visiting Ironwood, Alfred Oberg Verona in town on business, Mrs Wm Riley visiting Calumet, and Cyclone Lou the auctioneer in town. Also noted are new piano for sale, wedding stationery, lost and found items, and remarks on the weather and spring trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temps
Opera House
Alfred Oberg
Verona
City
Wm. Riley
Calumet
W. J. Cordy
Melien
Wis
T. A. Kelly
Watersmeet
Elect Officers by Schutzenfrein Meeting
At a Wednesday evening Schutzenfrein meeting officers were elected including Gberst Julius Hoeft 1st Officer L Ziebur Zod Officer Chas Lugviel Seey Jitto Vogeler Treas Chas Derwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schutzenfrein
Gberst
Julius Hoeft
I L. Ziebur
Zod
Chas. Lugviel
Seey
Jitio Vogeler
Treas
Chas. Derwald
Will Be Fine Affair Planned Picnic at German Park
Arrangement committee appointed at the last Eagles meeting schedules a July 4 picnic at German Shooting Park with a perfected day plan to draw crowds for a grand event. Also promotion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a piano bargain offer with guaranteed 5 year protection. Mrs PF Eveland advertises a piano sale in Menden Michigan.
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PF. Z. Eveland
Menden, Mich
Church Services and Sunday Schedule Updates
At The Churches Presbyterians announce morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 45 and evening service moved to 7 00 From M BE Church Rev Luther leads class at 9 30 preaching 10 50 Sunday School 2 30 and evening service 7 00 Rev Bickford pastor At Wakefield Sunday School 2 00 and preaching 3 00 by Edward Bickford pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Wakefield
Edward Bickford
School Notes and Upcoming Senior Class Events
The Senior Junior pini at Sunday Lake last Saturday was a success. Judging by the enthusiasm from the crowd, everyone had a good time. Mrs P J Le Blond and Mr A D Johnston will entertain the Senior Class and High School Faculty on Saturday afternoon June 4 at Mrs Le Blond's home. Freshmen plan a picnic at Black River Falls near Ramsay. Two baseball games have been arranged with Wakefield High School teams. Senior invitations are being printed and will be sent this week. The Senior Class play is set for Friday June 10 at the High School Auditorium with the curtain at 8 o'clock.
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Sunday Lake
P’. J. le Blond
A. D. Johnston
Black River Falls
Ramsay
Wakefield High School
Correction of assessment order in city block plot
A note in last week’s Herald clarifies a board of review error. The motion to assess Lot 5 in Block 3 was incorrect and should read Lot 1, Block X in the original city plot. The vote tally listed participants Nav Regan Rice Becker Jones Sweberg Johnston Rowe Forsland.
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the Herald
Board of Review
Jones
Forstund
Rice
Becker
Sweberg
Johnston
Rowe
Forsland
Nav
Regan
Louise Refuses Handshake in Brief Exchange
A four year old Louise refuses to shake hands with centreman Mr. B. She explains she is not used to him, reflecting a humorous exchange. The Delineator notes time as a moral priority, citing Lavater on respecting time and questioning welcome.
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Louise
Mr. B
Lavater
New York Far Surpasses Rome in Wealth and Size
A historical comparison notes New York exceeds ancient Rome in scale and riches. Rome, under Augustus, was a fraction of New York in population and wealth, highlighting the modern city’s extraordinary growth and influence.
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New York
Rome
New York City
Black Sheep Urges Inclusion to Stand Out
A fragment cites a person urging a group to embrace a black sheep to make others stand out. The garbled text hints at social dynamics and the need for relatability, but specifics are unclear.
Coe Born Every Minute. It Has Always Been Remark
A fragment remarks on credulous people and a chamber of dialogue, noting a proverb like coeficients of belief. The text presents a vague social observation without clear events or named figures.
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Coe Born
Chutaber
Seneca on Time and Regret Reframed in Brief Quotation
Fragmentary line cites Seneca urging action over regret and misstep, implying a lesson on timing and resolve. The terse phrase invites reflection on responsibility and choice amid adversity, echoing stoic emphasis on purposeful living.
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. J. LeBrond
Ironwood Tuestar
Himan Goldstein
Wakefied
Otto Torco
Hai Cage
J. W. Mors
Duluth
A.D. Johnston
Tronwood
EL Walton
Wakefeld
Mr. and
Mee. Po Connell of
Esennaba
Rutiman
Cyclone Lou
Cood Wellington
the Herald Otte
L. P. Bourquin
Mareniseo
Theo Koh
Cl Uence
Hurley
John McNicholas
Dunhan
Hildegard Guider
Temple Theatre
Iequire
Herald Office
Lessemer
Thomasten Finder
Herald
Micees Ares Redner
Siste
Ironwood
Frank Lenz
Menasha
Thamday
Owar
Ierald Office For
Woolward Gray
Soo Line
Chas. Williamson
Mr West
Senate
Mrs. L. Goldman
Chicag
Jacob
Wm. Kulaszewicz Sr
Waliuth
Aug. Fliss
Khinelomier
Jane
Warren Sibley
Mesaba Range
Riley & Rice
McConnell
Elev Piper
Mary Cyelesz
Alfred Roberts
Nick Stelchek
Will Roberts
Bonino’s Hall
Harkey
Jos Chay
Ioldfield, New
Annie Massie
Puritan School
Fredrickson
Rock Island
Double Bridge
Bessemer Spur
M. M. Riley
LS. Rice
Truettuer
Chamberlain
Chas. T. Warner
Billy Jones
William
Billy
Bill
Chas. H. Warner
Benitta
Lesslevong
Margaret Niff
Antigo
Theresa Roman
John Martin
Iphia
California
Phelan
San Francisco
Cales
Andrew Wiklund
Bing
Ezra
Seneca
Tures
Bessemer
Ekholm
Chicago
Ginghams Curtain Goods
Michigan
The
First National Bank
Bessemer, Michigan
William S. Prince
Walter F. Truettner
S.J. Williams
E. Zimmer
San Co
Swift
Jensen Lintelmann
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