22 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Odanah Star
Location
Odanah, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
1
The Star urges enforcement of liquor laws in Indian Territory citing 1915 arrests and penalties. It argues saloon keepers harm Indians and calls for stronger action to dry the territory, promising continued fight until whiskey is driven out.
Alexander, a trapper aged about 35, was found dead in the snow near Defer's old camp north of the South Shore road. His body was decomposed, and apoplexy is listed as the cause of death after he reportedly wandered from his shack during last week's heavy snowstorm. He had lived in the area for nine years hunting and trapping.
Plans move forward to install an electric light and telephone plant in the village. An order for telephone equipment is placed and installation will begin once material arrives. Pole setting for lights and telephones will follow, with location of the exchange still under discussion. The town plat is awaited to start the light plant.
A Washington D C delegation led by Major McLaughlin begins a new rehearing of the Wooster enrollment committee's work. Attorney Daniel B Henderson will handle rejected applicants as hearings spread to Bayfield Hayward and other towns to minimize travel. The committee and local leaders anticipate potential removals and additions, with a two to three week timeline and housing arranged for the commissioners.
Chief Cadreau famed baseball figure and Miss Eliza Neveaux of this village eloped last Saturday and were married in Bessemer Michigan. They are visiting Mr Cadreau's relatives at the head of Lakes and friends here wish them happiness.
Margaret Chase of Bayfield was picked up at the union depot in a disturbed condition and taken to city hall for treatment. She says $8 vanished in Ashland while she was duped, though officers doubt intoxication. she is believed to be nineteen, with police investigation ongoing.
The annual ice harvest is complete with a large yield. J S Stearns Lumber Co filled their large ice house near the mill and John Shaffer stored about one third more ice than last season to prevent shortages next year.
Robi Charette engaged in business activities in Ashland on Wednesday.
St Marys pupils study Alcohol and its Effects for this year’s composition contest chosen by Commissioner Sells. Father Optatus denounces habitual drinking as slow self harm, while nurse Miss Regan visits La Crosse and Odanah, claiming St Marys as home and recalling ties to the school.
John Neveaux transacted business in Duluth Minnesota during the early days of the week, reflecting routine commerce activity in the city.
A laborer on the A. O. M. R'y steel gang had a foot crushed by a rail last Wednesday. He was removed to St. Joseph's hospital for treatment.
The school notes discuss a figure named Rex who has become a local mystery. A reward is offered for identifying who Rex is, with no other information provided. The question of Rex's true identity remains unresolved as the community awaits clarification.
Department heads urge Aldermen to back a $25,000 road appropriation to open access on the reservation. They argue good roads boost farming potential, noting many lands remain untilled due to unreachable outlets and that Interior Department support will follow if locals act. Get busy and support the plan.
A Friday night dance by the local order of owls at the M W A hall drew a large crowd. Harto's six piece orchestra provided the music for the successful event.
The L O T M held an officers installation at their lodge rooms in A Hall last Tuesday evening with games and dancing followed by lunch. Newly installed are Commander Anna Friend Lt Commander Catherine Watters Post Com Belle Peterson Chaplin Esther Trentin Record Keeper Hattie Service Finance Auditor Teresa Hart Sergeant Nellie Morrison Lady at Arms Olga Anderson Sentinel Lulu Day Pickett Mary Hook Musician Margaret Hamilton Captain of Guard Florence Haschey Color Bearer No 1 Ella Ashmun No 2 Etta Paquette.
Local office requests readers to send in information about visits parties socials and upcoming events. Readers are encouraged to share any occurrences or gatherings to keep the community informed.
Ironwood quits after dispute over a basket made after a whistle on Tronwood as Odanah trailed 7 20 at halftime. Second half saw Odanah press Ironwood before the game ended with Ironwood leading 26 19 and ten minutes remaining. Crowd disappointed as officials ruled no basket.
Health officer Dr. H. A. Sincock reports eight cases of trachoma found during annual inspections. He says precautions will be taken to stamp out the disease, which is the first invasion of this ailment in the area.
Peter Peterson, a machine man at the planning mill, badly cut his finger while sharpening a head on a machine. Dr. Sincock dressed the wound.
Mrs Sero of Odanah is a guest at the Susan Morrin Home, as noted in the Bayfield Progress.
F. R. A. Lodge No. 207 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday each month with Pres F R Carlson and Secy E L Langren. Owls Nest 1550 meets 2nd and 4th Mondays with Pres F J Swift and Secy Harry Nelson. K O T M O T W Tent No. 103 meets 2nd Saturday at M W A hall in Odanah. Cmdr M Hook and Record Keeper H E Halliday, office at Odanah Wis.
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