Local notices and visitors in Bessemer and Ironwood areas
A mix of social notes lists visitors and residents in Bessemer, Wakefield, Ironwood, and surrounding towns. It mentions Ambrose Touhey visiting family, Mrs Al Merrill in Antigo visiting relatives, Miss A F Olcott in Ironwood, and multiple other locals from Marenisco to Hibbing. It also notes a mining company sinking at Puritan No 9 shaft, a school picnic at Anvil, and a forthcoming Wisconsin Central Sunday excursion from Bessemer to Ashland with boat trips to Washburn Bayfield and Apostle Islands.
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Ashland
Wisconsin Central
Bessemer
Washesburn
Bayfield
Apostle Islands
H. K. Cummins
Local businessnotes include cigar factory plan and hotel renovation
Fred Drogesky, famed in the cigar trade, will open a cigar factory at Mellen Wis by July. Mrs McCarthy rents Hotel Northwestern at Harley and plans upgrades for guests. County Supervisors set to meet Tuesday Jan 16. claims due to auditing committee Saturday before. Joint city council and Public Works meeting at 6:30 pm to review sewer bids. J C Barler attends commencement. Iohn Krusick of Antizon head of Pick's summer resort notes European trip and home plans. Several new buildings under Krusick's direction.
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Fred Drogesky
Mellen
Wis
County Board of Supervisors
City Council
Board of Public Works
Clayberg Sellar
Case Streets
City of
Bessemer
Iohn Krusick
Antizon Ee
Pick’s
Deab Lake
Retired Louis Mares opens new Chicago Bazaar in Wao
Louis Mares has retired from Chicago and opened the New Chicago Bazaar Store in Wao Bulascavier's building on Lead Street offering good bargain goods at about half price. Henry Jackson of Hurley, injured on a scaffold while painting the Presbyterian church, died at Rhinehart's Hospital in Ashland at 9:30 p.m. Sunday. Funeral held from the American House in Hurley, with services at the Episcopal church in Ironweed and interment in Hurley cemetery. Jackson was a member of the Hurley Fire Department. other dignitaries attended. The Star Boarder, a bright farce comedy starring Charles HM Bayle, billed for Monday June 13.
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Louis Mares
Chicago
New
Chicago Bazaar
Wao
Bulascavier
Lead Street
Henry Jackson
Hurley
Rhinehart’s
Ashlannd
Jackson
Welceslay
Episcopal Church
Ironweed
Dececased
Uiis City
Do You Enjoy What You Eat Dyspepsia Cure Ad
A period advertisement urges Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach troubles. It claims nourishment depends on a healthy stomach and lists symptoms like loss of appetite nervousness headache and indigestion. Frank B. Jones sells the remedy.
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Frank B. Jones
Wakefield Notes On Lectures Events And School Terms
W Bedell visits Chicago this week while Mrs Ed Neidheld and children visit relatives in Neenah Wis. After Thursday’s Class Day play a reception at Mr and Mrs F B Jones' home celebrated Mr J F Butler’s graduation trip from Kentucky. Matilda Fletcher the lecturer will speak on man and angle at the Presbyterian church Monday June 15. Rev John Erickson arranged for talks in Amiiga Princeton and Ripon Wis with favorable replies. Monday evening June 13 is the lecture date at the Presbyterian church. GRP s ubtgus Mesdames Truscott Koel were Ironwood visitors Wednesday. Wakefield folks attended The Gambler's Daughter at Bessemer Wednesday. The Circus last Tuesday drew crowds though no street parade. Dr McIndee did dental work this week. Miss Agnes McGinley hosted a dancing party. Final exams held this week. school closes June 9. Troubadour Concert Co will perform in the Primary Building Then dance 3 hours after concert. Tickets 35c. dancing 60c a couple. Reserved seats at Wan Anderson's Store.
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Matilda Fletcher
Presbyterian Church
New York Tribune
Times
Washington Cronicle
Los Angeles Times
St. Paul
Ripon
Wis
The
Troubadour Concert Co
Wan. Anderson
Easy Pulls Promote Littl Early Risers for Relief
An advertising notice invites women and children to try Littl Early Risers as a gentler laxative option. It claims the pills do not purge the system and cites endorsements from W. H. Howell of Houston and Bob Moore of Lafayette, noting DeWitt's as the effective choice sold by F. B. Jees.
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W.H. Howell
Houston
Tex
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
DeWitt
F. B. Jees
Star Boarder at the Opera House Monday Evening
Remember the lecture at the Presbyterian church Monday evening June 15. Miss Catherine Byrne home from normal school. Miss Ida Ostermeyer home for summer vacation. Percy Edwards of Amasa visiting friends in the city.
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Catherine Byrne
Ida Ostermeyer
Percy Edwards
Amasa
City
Furnished rooms at Dessemer House by Geo K White
For Reni. Furnished rooms at the Dessemer House, entire of Geo. K. White. HEOUse, 4.
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Dessemer Llouse
Geo. K. White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bessemer and Ghiity
Jessemer
Ambrose ‘Touhey
Eveleth
al Merril
Antigo
Mrs
W. J. Haggerson
Gus. Ziebur
Shannon
A. F. Olcott
Ironwood
N. B. Roscorla
Wakefield
J. N. Dixon
Amanda Storm
George Humble
Hibbing
Mueller
Minn
J. K. Lewis
Canal Company
W. O. Butler
Marquette
Anvil School
N. KE. Forbes
Central Union
Westfield, Wis
Wote. Chaney
W. W. Boyce
Palms
Anvil Mines
Hove
J. W. Whiteside
Rocky Mountain
D. Macfarlane
H. M. Norris
Lansing
Peter Conley
Agnes Redner
Irving .Urnettner
Carp River
Oliver Tron Mining Company
No. G
Puritan
Joshua Thomas
Oli
Haglhind
County Committee
Court House
Lottie Krezona
John Krezona
North Side
Flint, Mich
School For the Deaf
Eddie A Andrew
Frank Winkowski
Mike Patranek
John Miller
Theo
Chilebowsky
Sloma
Winkowski
Miller
Friday
Popetka
Black River Falls
Kan
Skud & Co
Ers
J. C. Barler
Hamis
Builer
Stearnes
Fooight
Charles HM. Bayie
Ed. Neidheld
Neenah, Wis
Opera House
F. B. Jones
Ubtgus
Mesdames Truscott and
Koel
the Gambler's Daughter
Dr. McIndee
Agnes McGinley
Opere House
the Presbyterian Church
Wo. Truettner
Hirai Voisdagher
ER. Bayliss
Harry Meag
Gus Johnson
Thei
Reni
Heouse
Vailes
Davis & Fehr
Bessemer, Mich
Garis
J. RR. Johnsen
Jack, the Tailor
the Peninsula Lead & Color Works, Ltd
Detroit
A. Goodman & To
Bessemer, Mighigan
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