Bessemer Herald Postal Entry Notice
The Bessemer Herald is entered at the Post Office in Bessemer Rich. as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
2
The Bessemer Herald is entered at the Post Office in Bessemer Rich. as second class mail matter.
The body of Louis Filter was found after a C N W freight strike near Watersmeet. A jury ruled death by train, with the body severely injured and buried Friday. Frank Dahl of Bessemer died of stomach cancer after a diphtheria outbreak. his funeral followed in similar solemnity.
The Irving Club debates abolishing school examinations with seniors studying Milton and a week of art exhibitions feature Lincoln portraits and Schreyer canvases. Local students attend a Star Course with Ralph Bingham, while Chequamegon Oratorical and Declamatory Association events run April 9 in the high school auditorium and district contests follow in May across Hurley Ironwood and Bessemer.
The D of H Dance Committee announces the Easter Monday dance at the Bessemer Opera House on Monday March 31. Klemmine's full orchestra will provide music for the event. Tickets cost $6 with wine included. upper and lower routes are described.
A partially legible note from Corte Se outlines a bank in El Reno agreeing to pay prizes in a land issue. The fragmentary text mentions 25 000 and newspaper involvement but lacks clear dates or full names.
Peter Conley visited Wakefield on Thursday as a Bessemer visitor. Geo Schobart of Ironwood handled insurance matters here. John Smith is building a new residence on Sunday Lake Street. C D Slaughter posted the high bowling score of 192. Ironwood officer Jon Lean and family visited Capt A S Johns. L M Goldberg and wife with child stayed with J W Bedell in Marion. Alfred Kallander is expanding with a meat market and carpenters at work. Village board of registration meets at town hall Saturday March 5 from 9:60 am to 5:00 pm.
A mixed prose item notes Scot t s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for under digestion and fatigue while detailing local business moves. It mentions C Lofroth Co moving stock to Thomas Miller, a planned saloon opening by April 1, and local civic meetings including Wakefield Township and village board notes.
The Common Council of Bessemer convened in the council chamber on Monday March 3 1962 with ten aldermen present and no absences. The finance committee reported on payments including contingent fund water works and cemetery expenses while the mayor appointed Torsten Eggen city assessor for the ensuing year and the council adopted registration and election details for April seventh. The body approved cemetery lot prices and authorized map acceptance and cemetery fund payment, and debated abolishing the Board of Public Works with a vote scheduled for the April city election.
At the Shaylor home on Monday evening February 24 the group organized a progressive cinch club named The Social Sixteen. Members include Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carey Ed Neidhbold J. H. Eddy E. J. Shaylor C. D. Slaughter J. W. Redell H. J. Brady Flora Briggs Bella Brown P. H. Putnam and J. V. Wenzel.
Advertises a well performing grocery business in a top Gogebic range town with inquiries welcome at the Bessemer Herald office.
Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption is advertised as a cure for consumption pneumonia bronchitis grip croup and whooping cough with guaranteed throat and lung relief. Thousands of once hopeless sufferers owe their recovery to this remedy available for 1.00 with free trial bottles at D MacFarlane s store.
A fine $300 piano at half price and a sewing machine, safe, buggy, cutter and entire outfit will be sold at a fair price. Call at Joe Borgo's. La grippe coughs yield quickly to Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold by CL Lofroth & Co.
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