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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
10
M. E. Daly, L. B. Rice, Alfred Johnson and others listed as business or legal visitors in Ironwood and nearby towns. Alfred Johnson and Chase Hoffman visit relatives for summer. Wallace Balduc seeks Mayo Clinic treatment in Rochester. Richard Erickson gravely ill from lead poisoning. Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers guests in town. new button machine at P J LeBlond's with low prices.
In Bessemer, June session of Gogerc County Probate Court under Judge Curtis Buck, Edgar Prochnik and Royal Austro Hungarian Consul seek administration for James Boych estate to Moritz Heim or another suitable person. Hearing set for July 1, 1912 at 10 AM with public notice by three weekly publications in Bessemer Herald and New Free Press.
In Gogerc County Michigan the probate court in Bessemer on June 1 1912 ordered a hearing for the estate of Parko Balandija. Edgar Prochnik petitioned to have Moritz Heim or another suitable person appointed administrator with a hearing on July 1 at 10 in the forenoon, notice to be published for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald and New Free Press.
A promoted personal anecdote claims a wealthy wife is found by a man after meeting a woman who uses Electric Bitters. The advert praises the tonic as improving nerves, complexion, sleep, and energy while promising relief from indigestion, backache, headaches, fainting and dizziness. Sold for 50c at Chas. H. Warner.
The annual School Election in Bessemer will be held July 8 1912 at Washington School Building South Sophie Street to elect two school trustees for a three year term. Polls open 8:00 am and run to 8:00 pm. Dated June 4 1912. Gustav L. Zresur Secretary.
The Common Council of Bessemer Michigan invites sealed bids by June 17 1912 for cutting down grading and filling parts of the new County Trunk Line Road inside the city limits west of Lead Street and east of Sophie Street. Each contract 28 feet wide bids submitted separately with bonds and city engineer supervision. The city reserves right to reject bids.
State of Michigan probate office in Bessemer sets the June 4 1912 hearing for Herbert T Ferguson executor on the Wisconsin will to admit it to Michigan probate and grant administration to Ferguson or another suitable person at ten oclock in the forenoon.
In Gogebic County probate at Bessemer on June 4 1912 Judge Curtis Buck notes filing of an exemplified copy of the will and the record of administration to Herbert T Ferguson and Ellen B Burnham or a suitable person. A public notice appointment for publication over three weeks appears in the Herald and New Free Press.
In GOGERIC County on June 11 1912 petition by Nick Mageda for license to sell real estate of Anna Malesta Magada a minor. Hearing set for July 6 1912 at 10 AM before the probate court to show cause why license should not be granted. Published in Herald and New Free Press.
In Gogebic County at Bessemer Probate Office on June 10 1912 Judge Curtis Buck presiding Mary Malesza petitions to declare legal heirs and heirs to inherit the real estate of Laszlo Mulessa deceased The court sets July 8 1912 at ten o'clock for a hearing and orders notice for three successive weeks in Herald and New Free Press the county newspaper.
The Peoples State Bank of Bessemer is certified by Edward H. Doyle, Commissioner of the Michigan Banking Department, to commence banking in Bessemer Gogebic County Michigan. The approval is granted under the general banking law, dated May 18 1912, in Lansing.
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