Local Notes and Games Highlight Northern Michigan Visit
Earl Hilligan visited from the Mesaba Range with his brother. Miss Amelia Loerke and Carl of Two Harbors are guests at Mrs. Fred Funk's home this week. Ironwood and Ashland football tied 5 to 5 in Ironwood last Saturday. Dr. P. S. Wilson, a former Bessemer boy, visited town last week. Pitt is now located at Negaunee. Houghton High School football barred for using older players. J. B. Murphy of Ashland takes W. J. Walter's conductorship on the Wisconsin Central scout during his vacation. Wanted an experienced woman or girl for general housekeeping in a private family. Wages $18 per month. Inquire at the Herald Office.
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Amelia Loerke
Carl
Two Harbors
Fred Funk
P. S. Wilson
Bessemer
Pitt
Negaunee
Herald
For Sale Heating Store Bargain in Bessemer Michigan
A single line classified notice offers a second hand heating store for sale. Contact R Kitto at Box 300 Bessemer Michigan for details and the bargain price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calloner
R. Kitto
Bessemer
Mich
Town Visitors and Local Notices Amid Election Afterglow
A recap of town callers from Ironwood Wakefield Ramse y and nearby areas with names like McNiff Hill Roman Kevern Duda Chaney Watersmeet Olson Cooper Kallander Wilcox Hanonsek and Whiteside. Residents and visitors transacted business, hunted ducks, and shopped in town with several staying at Ramsey Wakefield Puritan Hotel and the opera house Maeder Orchestra set for Friday November 13. Election results noted as a four year post.
Local visits and notices from Ironwood Wakefield and beyond
Ironwood visitor F O Crocker and Wakefield visitor Him en Goldstein attended to business in town. Mrs George Goodman visited relatives on this range last week. Frank Haggerson came from Ironwood for a short visit. Mrs J R Johnson and child visited in Wakefield Thursday. George H Abeel and C G Winkler called on business and trade. C E Riekka visited his brother August in the city. Jennie and Mabel Roberts visited friends in Wakefield. Joe Carey left for Glidden Wis for several weeks. Maeders Orchestra from Oshkosh to play Friday Nov 13 at the opera house. Deer hunting season opens November 1 and runs to November 30. Wolves and bears remain numerous in the U P. Misses Amanda and Tilda Backon visited Ironwood area over Sunday. Snow is expected daily and may linger for months.
Local firm seeks permanent sales agent for large image business
A classic opportunity note offers $36 weekly or 400 percent profit and promises free samples, stationery, and art catalogue. It seeks one permanent agent in the locality for a major American picture and frame house. Experience is not required and applicants are told how to sell and obtain capital for a permanent, honorable, and profitable position.
Seven Years of Proof for Dr Kings New Discovery
W V Henry of Panama Mo-testifies to seven years proof that Dr Kings New Discovery relieves coughs and colds. The world has thirty eight years proof it fights grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption. Sold with guarantee at Frank B Jones drug store 50 cents and 1 dollar trial bottle free.
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Dr. Kings
W. V. Henry
Panama
Dr. King
Frank B. Jones Drug Store
Taken Up Black bull calf at farm south of the City
On or about August 1 a black bull calf was taken up at Alfred O. Johnson's farm south of the City. Owner can recover by proving ownership and paying the costs of keeping.
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Alfred O. Johnson
Teachers Institute Attendees From Dunham Visit Ironwood Hurley
Miases Martha Liese and Anna Dietrich attended the Teachers Institute held in Ironwood and Hurley late in the week. Dr P S Wilson, new Ne gaunee hospital staff member, returned from Bessemer after visiting relatives. Peshtigo high school beat Marinette I S 21 to 6. coached by Gerard Phalen who led the local squad last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Liese
Anna Dietrich
Dunham
Teachers Institute
Ironwood
Hurley
P. S. Wilson
Larson
Negaunee Hospital
Bessemer
Marquette Mining Journal
Peshtigo High School
Marinette I. S
Peshtigo
Gerard Phalen
Fifteen Years of Arnica Salve Cited by Maine Resident
A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine credits Backlen Arnica Salve with curing boils ulcers and burns for fifteen years. The advert notes a 25 cent price at Frank B Jones drug store and reflects local town life with other notices about institutes in Iron and Gogebic counties and a moved Polar Fur Co. storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill
A. F. Hardy
East Wilton
Maine
Frank B. Jones
Giant Alpine Peaks and the conquering of the Matterhorn
The Swiss Alps long known to Caucasians have yielded to modern ascent. Since 1865 climbers have ventured the Matterhorn and other peaks over 10,000 feet, turning the region into a summer playground yet still demanding feats worthy of record.
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Swiss Alps
Hannibal
Little
Republic
Varied tastes and quirks of famous figures and jokes
A miscellany of historical figures enjoying arts, leisure, and oddities. Liszt loved piano hours in rhapsody. Bacon revised court costumes. Michelangelo found poetry relief. Louis Napoleon staged toy warfare in his garden. Henry III paraded spaniels. Seneca counted interest. Rembrandt mourned his monkey and painted it from memory. Pope and Campbell kept late hours for writing notes into ink and tea. A series of wry maxims and humorous exchanges follow about clever tongues, charity, carrying loads, and a joke about Joyce and an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liszt
Imsen Oom Wien
Francis Bacon
Michael Angelo
Louis Napoleon
Henry 111
France
Seneca
Rembrandt
Pope
Campbell
Queer Wall Street Charms Amaze Astor Guests
A Hotel Astor gathering of financiers discusses superstition and lucky charms. Elephants, pigs, and rabbit feet appear as talismans pinned in watch fob pockets and on watch chains while zinc and copper disks worn in shoes are said to energize the wearer. The dialogue suggests belief drives any effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Hotel Astor
Financial Dissect
The
Stock Exchange
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Cures Colds and Croup
A curious mixed page item features Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted for colds croup and whooping cough alongside a series of jokey quips and brief stage chat lines. The text presents light entertainment snippets and name play with no clear single event or outcome.
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Chamberlain
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Towy
Bai
Earl Hilligan
Mesaba Range
Ashland Ih
Houghton High School
J.B. Murphy
Ashland
W. J. Walter
Wisconsin Central
A. A. McNiff
Henry Hill
Anna Roman
John Kevern
Frank Duda
F. Kelly
H. Chaney
Watersmeet
Wm. Waters
H. E. Olson
S. S. Cooper
John Kallander
Ironwood Whursday
W. W. Wilcox
A. F. Olson
Wakefield
A. H. Bailey
Mrs
Chas. Johnson of
D. C. Scott
W. E. Woodward
M. al. McMahon
John Hanonsek
Ramsey
J. W. Whiteside
Puritan Hotel
M. E. Daly
Ramsey and
Maeder Orchestra
Opera House
H. E McArthur
R. H. Jenney
Marquette
Nels Wirom
F. O. Crocker
Himen Goldstein
George Goodman
Frank Haggerson
J. R. Johnson
Child
Geo. H. Abeel
C. G. Winkler
Houghton
C. E. Riekka
August
Jennie
Mabel Roberts
Joe Carey
Glidden
Wis
Maeders Orchestra
Oshkosh
U.P
Amanda
Tilda
House In
America
Cat
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylor St
Chicago
Torsten Eggen
Paris
W. J. Sincock
Virginia
Abbotsford
Mrs. Boniville
Cloquet
Minn
Iron and Gogebic
Hurley High School
Ironwood High School
Polar Fur Co
East Aurora Street
Suffolk Street
Brotherhood of Railroad
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York City
Ekholm’s
Ekholm’’S
Hicitoan
NWOOD
Jewell
Boyce
Joyce
Howers
Smith
Powers
Maud
Voss
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