Allotment Roll Finalized After Long Dispute in Wooster
After nearly a year of wrangling the Wooster allotment list under the August 11914 act is completed with several names added and others removed. The committee is praised for fair handling, and residents are urged to unite for village progress as a united community. The list includes Miller Dominick Theresa Jane A Cecelia M and Maggie Ruby among those added, and Antoine Lemieux George Bender Genieveve Brovin Josephine Marksman Eli Gordon Cadotte Joseph B Francis B Vincent B Dorothy B Ethel M Vandervanter Agatha Nelson Laura and Ben Belanger Henry Annie Margaret Neveaux Simons Antoine and John Lizzie Bressette Nay Agnes Mary and Louise Francis A Diver Marian Diver Marian Bressette Maggie R Connors Madeline Bressette Catherine Bennett John Gordon Julia G Day Eva S Day Mary J Denomie Julia A C Gordon Leonard C Holmes Burton Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Illage
McLaughlin
Slumber Party Hosted by Misses Dark Entertains Teens
Misses Dorothy and Frances Dark hosted a slumber party last Friday for young friends. Attendees included Misses Swayn, Martha Nelson, Norma Nelson, Erma Green, Nina Leary, and Ruth Mooney for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Frances Dark
Swayn
Martha Nelson
Norma Nelson
Erma,Green
Nina Leary
Ruth Mooney
Proposals for Frame Hospital at Fond du Lac Indian School
Sealed bids for erection of a frame hospital at Fond du Lac Indian School Minnesota are invited by the Department of the Interior Office of Indian Affairs Washington D C. Bid deadline is 2 p m June 17 1915. Documents and plans available at the Indian Office Chicago Warehouse St Louis and Fond du Lac School Cloquet Minnesota. For details contact Superintendent Fond du Lac School. Commissioner Cato Sells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Fond du Lac Indian School
Minnesota
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
United States Indian
Chicago
St.Louis
Fond du Lac
Cloquet
Mint
Cato
Exercises at St Mary's Hall
Last Wednesday evening St Mary's School held its graduation exercises in St Mary's Hall. The event drew a large number of graduates and featured a well prepared program. The Sisters under whose supervision organized the ceremony earned praise for their untiring efforts.
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ST. Mary’s Hall
St. Mary’s School
St. Mary's School
Ashland Young Man Fred Hill Dies at 27
Fred Hill of Ashland died last Monday evening at age 27. Son of Mr and Mrs John Hill he lived in the village for years and worked as a clerk for J S Stearns Ltr Co and in the planing mill. He later served as camp clerk in Bessemer Michigan. Survived by sister Mrs Rose Tracy Plumber Idaho and brothers Len and Will of Ashland. Funeral held yesterday afternoon from his home with many mourners attending.
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Fred Hill
John Hill
Ashland
J. S. Stearns Ltr. Co
Bessemer
Mich
Rose Tracy
Plumber
Idaho
Len
Will
Death of Adam Scott Jr. at Birch Farm
Adam Scott Jr. died Sunday evening at his home in the village from an apoplexy stroke after months of illness. He was about 35, leaves a wife and several children, and had a large circle of friends. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Catholic Church with burial in the Catholic Cemetery. He was the eldest son of Adam Scott Sr. and was born on the reservation. He owned a fine Birch farm but could not work it due to illness. He is survived by his father, a brother, wife, and children.
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Adam Scott Jr
Adam Scott, Sr
Birch
Miss Carrie Schultz to Return as Superintendent
Miss Carrie Schultz, who has served as Superintendent of the M. E. Mission School here for a year, departed for Deer Park Wisconsin last Tuesday. Her work earned high praise and many friends, and she is sure to resume the same position after her summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Schultz
M. E. Mission School
Deer Park
Wis
Miss Schultz
Diamond Farm Hand Agency Seeks Farm Help in Chicago
Free of charge to farmers to help paying own fares. We supply single farm hands dairy hands and married couples throughly experienced. Phone Main 074 Diamond Farm Hand Agency 32 So Canal St 2nd floor Chicago Tl persons R Diamond.
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Diamond Farm Hand
Canal St
Chicago
Testing Indian Blood For Unknown Disease
Reported in Michigan and Ashland as Doctors from Detroit and Dr. Dodds Laboratory test Indian blood to determine if a disease is unique to Indians. They plan to visit tribal communities in Michigan and Minnesota to share any findings with the medical profession.
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Mich
Minnesota
Look Out For Swindler Warns Odanah Residents
A warning bulletin describes a subscription swindler moving through cities posing as news and magazine agents. He uses fake firm names, signs receipts with Thank You, and targets housewives offering unreal low yearly rates. Known aliases and a reward of twenty five dollars are noted for police action.
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Jamestown News Company
Jamestown
Ohio
Mayer
Exchange
Douglas
Washington
Simpson Literary Exchange
Standish
Mich
Bulletin
Periodical Publishers Association of America
Walter Hanseh
Liquor Interests Triumphs and Calls for Reform
A Wisconsin Federal Court session at Eau Claire saw light penalties for saloon violations while Indian offenses drew harsher jail terms. The piece argues for equal punishment of saloon keepers, urges drastic measures, and predicts a publicity campaign to expose the disparity.
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Eau Claire, Wis
Federal Court For
Western District of
Wis
Death of Dennis Sullivan in Ashland at 55
Dennis Sullivan died Saturday afternoon at age 55 after a battle with cancer. He had undergone several operations at Mayo Brothers Hospital in Rochester Minnesota and had lived in Ashland for twenty four years. His passing drew deep regret from friends and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minn.o
Ashland
Amateur Nights At Playhouse Draw Strong Crowds
Amateur nights recently installed in Manager Harto's playhouse attract good citizen patronage. Last Tuesday evening's prizes went to Joseph Roy for first place, Miss Morrison second, and Misses Harto Pero and Roy third in a trio.
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Harto
Joseph Roy
Miss. Morrison
Pero
Roy
Services And Schedules At M E Church
Morning preaching at 10 30. Sunday School at 12 00. Class meeting at 3 60 p m. Junior League at 4 06 p m led by Carrie Schultz. Epworth League service at 6 45 p m led by Rev J W Holliday pastor.
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Carrie Schultz
Epworth
Frank Doolittle and Wife In Ash Land Visit
Frank Doolittle and his wife were in Ash Land the first of the week for an unspecified visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doolittle
Ash
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Madeline Bressette
Catherine Bennett
John Gordon
Julia G. Day
Eva S. Day
Mary J. Denomie
Julia A. C. Gordon
Leonard C. Holmes
Burton Holmes
Angvick House Furnishing Company
Eest Second Street
Ashland, Wis
Hotel Denomie
Baphen
Odanah
Dennomie
Best In Town
Mike Hook
Loyal” Theatre
Loyal
Shadow of the Cross
Christ
Dock Dougherty
Tusitana
Jess Will
Wiscon
Ford Hill
Adam Scott, Jr
R. Diamond
Drs. Witiver
Detroit, Mich
Dutrick
Witiver
Dodds Labatory
Walter Bradford
Harry Crawford
J. S. Doyal
Roy Gates
Roy Garland
W. C. Bayes
Walter Hansen
J. R. Holland
Roy Mayers
Harry Russel
Walter Sturms
Herbert Simpson
Consin
Eau Claire
Leavenworth
Kan
East
Flore
Crystal Annex
Opvanah, Wis
M. E
J. W. Holliday
Jackson Stand
State St
Mrs. M. Bressette
Lished
John Condecon
Odanah, Wis
F. E. Green
Sandie Siore
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