Local notes and sports around Ironwood and Bessemer
Julius Kulaszewicz visits home as Ironwood faces Bessemer at the ball park Sunday. Pitcher John Schmirler signs to play locally after a Wednesday contract. Belmont Waples handles legal matters in town Wednesday. The Lotus Quartette entertains at the opera house while the Yeomen baseball team loses 14 to 9 to Bessemer Favorites. Various residents including Dr. Whiteside, J. A. Vogtlin, and Jnok McPartland shuffle through town for business, visits, and theater events.
Local notes and game results from Ironwood area
Petrus Sater left Coleraine after visiting parents for two weeks then. Mrs. George McAlister went to Cleveland and Lorain Ohio for months with relatives. Andy Byrne began building a residence on vacant Longyear street lot. Ironwood and Bessemer to play two games on the local diamond. Mildred Bedell Helen and Lucy Lansing visited Wakefield and dined at Puritan Hotel. John A Theuer new brew master at Bessemer Brewing moved his family to Bessemer. Henry Walenkamp returned to Bessemer from Bemidji district after a year away. Bernard Lee suffered severe injuries in a ball game at Ironwood last Sunday. multiple teeth knocked out. Local team beat Ironwood 4 to 0 on Monday. Sunday game with Ironwood ended 3 to 3.
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Bernard Lee
Ironwood
Mr. Lee
Wisconsin Trip Inspires Souvenir Postal Cards
Frank Duda returned Monday from a Wisconsin tour visiting nearly all state points of interest. Friends at home report a large number of souvenir postal cards collected during his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duda
Wisconsin
Swedish Lutheran parsonage hosts visiting Wis families
Mr and Mrs Gust Holm and Mrs Anton Lilja and daughter Amy of Arbor Vitae Wisconsin visited at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage along with Mrs Chas Nelson and Mrs Gust Wikstrom of Mazelhurst Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Holm
Anton Lilja
Amy
Arbor Vitae
Wis
Chas. Nelson
Gust Wikstrom
Mazelhurst
Fire destroys Wisconsin Central oil house after lantern blast
Firefighters were called at 3 30 Wednesday morning to quell a small blaze at the Wisconsin Central oil house caused by a lantern explosion. The building was badly gutted. At the board of education meeting, Louis Holdorf was employed as janitor for the new high school, and G. J. Milroy was named janitor of the present high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Oil House
Board of Education
Louis Holdorf
G. J. Milroy
Mines Visit by Colby and Ironton Owners
Price McKinney of Corrigan McKinney and Co. in Cleveland Ohio and W J Richards general manager of mines for the company visited the Colby and Ironton mines here on Friday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price McKinney
Corrigan, McKinney & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Colby and Ironton
W. J. Richards
Crystal Falls
Bessemer Fire Dept Enters Track Team for Tournament Races
At a council chamber meeting of the Bessemer Fire department on Monday evening the decision was made to enter a track team in the annual Firemen's Tournament races to be held in Marquette this year on August 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Fire Department
Council Chamber
Marquette
Advertising for Dr Shoop night cure and pamphlet
An ad promotes Dr Shoop's Night Cure with antiseptic suppositories claiming to heal weakness in women. It references “Book No. 4 For women” offered for free and urges readers to mail for it or consult the doctor in Racine Wisconsin. The product is sold by Frank B. Jones.
City Council Passes Cow Ordinance to Quiet Front Yards
A Monday evening council action ends cows in front yards, addressing a long running nuisance. The public is urged to adjust to the change over time as residents adapt to quieter streets and fewer livestock interruptions at meals.
Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablet Claim Sale Notice
To stop pain in 20 minutes take Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets. Claims include lowering blood pressure from pain centers and instant relief for headaches neuralgia and painful periods. Sold by Frank B Jones.
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Dr. Shoop
Frank B. Jones
City Water Main Relaying Underway With Summer Labor
The city began relaying water mains on Monday and will continue until finished. With many idle men in town, labor should be readily available all summer. Superintendent Williams has hired about 40 workers so far and will expand the crew as work progresses.
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Willams
Health Coffee: Closest imitation coffee from Dr Shoop
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin has produced Health Coffee a substitute made from toasted grains with malt and nuts. It claims no real coffee and requires no long boiling. Sold by Jensen and Lintelmann.
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Shoop
Ladies To National Conventions In Ohio In June
Mrs Hatlen and Mrs N Nelles sen depart tonight for Toledo Ohio to attend the National Convention of the L O T M M on June 16 11 and 12. In Ironwood the party will be joined by Mr and Mrs Ernest Dear who will represent Ironwood in the L O T M M and Mr Dear will attend the National Convention of the K O T M held at the same time and place as Gogebic County representative.
Farewell reception for Rev. A. P. Sater in Bessemer
The Swedish Lutheran parishioners held a Saturday evening farewell to Rev. A. P. Sater and his family as they prepare to move to Bay City Michigan where he will serve a Swedish Lutheran Church. John Swanson spoke and presented Mrs Sater with silverware while Rev Sater received a monetary gift. He has preached in Bessemer for nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Sater
Lutheran Church
Bay City
Mich
Sater
John Swanson
Church Council
Rev
Bessemer
Confirmation Day At Swedish Lutheran Church Sets Ninth Class
Tomorrow the Swedish Lutheran church will confirm fourteen girls and eleven boys after they prove knowledge of Lutheran doctrine. Rev. Sater has now confirmed nine classes since becoming pastor at the Bessemer church. The candidates include Axel Frittoff, W. Fredrikson, Herman Nilson, Karl Reed, Ernst Swanson, Herbert Johnson, Hugo Sten, Johannes Nyman, Frans Hendrikson, Ernst Brown, Carl Wikstrom, Gunnar Nilson, Lillie Sandquist, Martha Gabrielson, Anna Swedberg, Thekla Reed, Alma Anderson, Agnes Carl son, Jennie Larson, Edla Smith, Bessie Johnson, Hilda Swanson, Hilda Boge, Anna Poss, and Jennie Lilja.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Rev
Sater
Bessemer Church
Axel Frittoff W. Fredrikson
Herman N. Nilson
Karl Johan Reed
Ernst J. Swanson
Herbert V. Johnson
Hugo A. Sten
Johannes Nyman
Frans Oscar Hendrikson
Ernst Theo Brown
Carl W. Wikstrom
Gunnar W. Nilson
Lillie Ethel Sandquist
Martha Gabrielson
Anna Chr. Swedberg
Thekla J. Reed
Alma M. Anderson
Agnes Aurora Carlson
Jennie H. Larson
Edla M. Smith
Bessie E. Johnson
Hilda Swanson
Hilda M. Boge
Anna S. Poss
Jennie S. Lilja
New Discovery Aids Naples Man Says It Saved Life
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine writes that Dr King s New Discovery saved his life after years of use for coughs and colds. The remedy is advertised as a long standing throat and lung healer and pneumonia preventative. Sold under guarantee at F B Jones drug store, 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Dr. King
F. B. Jones Drug Store
John Kinney Dead Old Bessemer Resident Dies
John Kinney longtime Bes semer resident since 1885 died at Gobegic hospital on May 36 after a weeks long illness. He married Kane of Oconto in 1886. a daughter May Kinney survives. Native of Outagamie county Wis he once ran a popular Main Street tavern and spent his final years in Dunham with lumber interests. He was buried here on Monday.
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John Kinney
Bessemer
Gogebic Hospital
Miss Kane
Oconto
May Kinney
Outagamie County
Wis
Main Street
Dunham
Reduced fares to Chicago by Wisconsin Central lines
The Wisconsin Central announces round trip tickets to Chicago at one and one half fare for the Republican convention period from June 16 to 16. Tickets are valid for return until June 36, offering travelers reduced travel costs for the event.
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Wisconsin Central By
Chicago
Michigan Ends Free State Map Distribution
Michigan ends free distribution of the state map issued by the railroad commission charging 25 cents for cloth copies and 15 cents for paper. Free maps will go only to schools and libraries. The latest map is highly detailed, mainly railroad oriented with an index of every town and total state rail mileage.
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Michigan
Railroad Commission
Commission
Pere Marquette
Michigan Central
Wyandotte Terminal Railway Company
Spring Fever Cure Promises Quick Vital Boost
Spring fever is a springtime lethargy blamed on winter habits and tired nerves. Dr Shoop's Restorative is advertised as a fast acting tonic that revives energy, appetite, digestion and organ function within 48 hours. Druggists endorse it as a superior nerve and constitutional remedy.
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Frank B. Jone
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Watks
Colne Brewington
Julius Kulaszewicz
Ball Park
J. A. Vogtlin
A. F. Olson
Wakefield
City
J. W. Whiteside
Leonard Gzelka
Puritan Hotel
North Bessemer
John Schmirler
Belmont Waples
Sam Silverman
O. P Hoye
John Ronino
Mrs. McVick
Ca Mellen
Monte Morris
Park Falls
Kelly
Temple Theatre
Jnok McPartland
Jas. B. Clow & Sons of
J. W. Bedell
E.R. Hillis
Governor's Day
Mondlay
W. BE. McRandle
The
Vale
Plummer
W.F. Kelly
Ed St. John
Watersmeet
Jas. Mitchell
Herald Office
Ashland
Will Roberts
Lotus Quartette
Opera House
Yeomen
Cora Meagher
Catherwood
Petrus Sater
Coleraine
George McAlister
Loraine
Andy Byrne
Longyear Street
Ironwood and
Mildred Bedell
Helen and
Lucy Lansing
John A.theuer
Bessemer Brewing Company
Henry Walenkamp
Bemidji
Minnesota
Tion
Detroit United
Michigan United
Holland
Muskegon
Ekholm’s
Ironwood Store Company BL
Morocco
Horace J. Stevens
Sheldon Building
Houghton, Michigan
W. F. Kelly
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