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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
12
Local residents depart for Iron Mountain Iron River Odanah Ashland and Duluth for work and visits. Many plan summer stays with relatives. Several teachers and students leave for homes in Ontonagon Marquette Superior Ishpeming Gwinn and Green Bay as graduation and vacations begin.
Coated tongue and head aches are said to signal danger while the product Rocky Mountain Tea claims to remove poisons from the liver kidneys and bones. The ad urges women to use it and notes availability at the Bessemer Pharmacy.
Sheriff John Rowett brought back Anton Zielinski from Indiana Harbor after arrest for stabbing an Italian resident on election day. Felix Guglielmotto, a Castile mine skip tender, died in a shaft fall at Ram say. The Peerless beat Wakefield 8 to 5 and aims for Ashland next.
At the June 15 Irving Club meeting at Bessemer high school Arthur Hansen was chosen president Reuben Harrington vice president Gertrude Olson secretary and Zita Johnston treasurer Also K E Johnson accepts a position at W H Chaney photograph gallery and will stay in Bessemer for the summer months.
August Fliss hauled several fine fish from Rhinelander last Sunday. One muskallonge tipped the scales at 1914 pounds. Also notes the 1901 term end and a wedding involving Hattie W Joslin and John L Heathcock at the Joslin home.
Mrs P Becker celebrated her fifty seventh birthday Tuesday afternoon with friends at her home in Wausau Wisconsin. Attendees included Ms H Hoffman Mrs E Vogler Mrs K S Markstrom Mrs C Hendries Mrs P F Becker Mrs W Klemann and Misses Geraldine Hoffman and Esther Becker.
Mrs John Frick and Mrs James Hilligan hosted eleven tables of bridge at the Hilligan home on Wednesday afternoon. The event honored Mrs L A Marshall and Mrs J G Connell of Chippewa Falls. Favors for high score went to Mrs Harry Byrne and Mrs Wm O'Brien. Consolation was won by Mrs M Pecard.
Hardwood 4.00 per cord Softwood 2.25 per cord Outside Ramsay add 0.25. Leave orders at Brami's Store Ram say Carl Sjoman. 7-1-P.
Help wanted ad seeks a girl for general housework with nights at home preferred. Apply Mrs Geo Koronsky. Includes a nursing prospectus offer from St. Josephs Training School for Nurses Menominee Michigan with instruction to write for details. Dated 6 17 21 and 6 17 1tp.
The sixth annual commencement of the Bessemer high school was held at the opera house last Friday evening. The graduates were Eva Mae Sampson, Margaret E Downey and Grace L. Truettner. The new council room is nearly completed and when done will be one of the finest and largest in this section.
Doubleday Page & Company announces second printings for titles newly on sale: The Memoirs of Count Witte The Complete Garden by A D Taylor An Ocean Tramp by William Mc Fee Naval Lessons of the Great War by Tracy B Kittredge The Guarded Heights by Wadsworth Camp. The ad closes with a maxim about effort and greed.
Classified notices itemize rental options on Moore street with contact Mrs A Klinowitz and S Simon. Also listed is sale of pine doors and cellar windows via Rev Chas Swaboda. A dark brown horse with white star and white hind leg is missing. reward for return to Otto B Olsons stables.
Esther Engles nets victory with partners Louise Paradis Inga Hansen and Ethel Carlson in a local tennis doubles event shaping the season standings and inviting upcoming matches.
Mr and Mrs Wm Todd hosted a birthday party for their son Billy on Wednesday afternoon marking his third birthday. Guests included Misses Ersala Cleo Mae Melanson Tileen Johnson Melissa Proctor Audrey Mae Running Lucille Trevarthen and Masters Stanley Edward Simon Charles Cox Richard Gustafson Vincent Cosgrove John William Johnson and Jack Pelander.
Miss Olive Paynter daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Paynter Hurley Wisconsin married Louis Michella son of Mr and Mrs Marco Michella Bessemer on Wednesday evening The bride wore white organdie with a matching hat and carried pink and white roses Miss Winifred Faull was bridesmaid in pale blue organdie with a matching hat and pink rose bouquet.
Miss Alice Johnson and Miss Myrtle Roberts hosted a surprise farewell gathering Wednesday evening at the J. R. Johnson residence for Miss Hazel Skinard. Guests included Misses Esther Carlson Isabel Ekman Edith Peterson Ruth Ankuri Agnes Uddenburg Verona Rowett Mary Padzerik Lbite Lobb Mildred Church Alice Abelman and Catherine Nemachek.
Members of the Doreas and Choir of the Swedish Lutheran church hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Molly Stonemark at her residence on Wednesday evening. Attending were Mrs. Albert Swedberg, Mrs. Gust Wigg, Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Mrs. J. A. Burman and several guests including Mabel Johnson, Hulda Anderson, Esther Hansen, Louise Hansen, Anna Wigg, Ethel Johnson, Olga Hansen, and Anna Swedberg.
An old advert promises Jad Salts cleans clogged kidneys and eases backache by flushing waste. It claims urinal irritation diminishes, urine stays clear, with a grape and lemon acid base plus lithia. The implausible claim targets readers with kidney discomfort and urges daily use.
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