Indians Right to Hunt All Seasons on Ceded Reservations Cited
The Grand Rapids case of Michael Fairbanks, a Winnebegosish Chippewa on a ceded reservation, holds Minnesota game laws do not apply to Indians while government reservations remain in effect. The Tomahawk argues the United States has exclusive jurisdiction, restricting whites without Interior Department permission. The article notes wardens have arrested Indians out of season for family food and criticizes trespassers hunting on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fairbanks
Mississippi
Grand Rapids
Stanton
Henry Warren
Bena
Minnesota
United States
Michelet
Interior Department
Chicago
Paro Builds Fine New Home on Ashland Road
Antoine Paro of this village is moving into a recently completed residence on Ashland road valued at 3250 dollars. The house is described as an exceptionally fine dwelling in the village, something for Mr. Paro to be proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine Paro
Ashland Road
Paro
Community Notices From Ashland Steam Works and Milwaukee Music School
Our agent D Sullivan makes regular Saturday calls and deliveries at Oda nah. Reserve orders for the Ash land Steam Dye Works. Miss Anna Corcoran of Marquette University Conservatory of Music Milwaukee will teach piano and voice. Inquiries at the Public School or T C Echlin residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sullivan
Odanah
Ashland Steam Dye Works
Anna Corcoran
Marquette University Conservatory of Music
Milwaukee, Wis
T. C. Echlin
Abbott Resigns as Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Acting Commissioner Abbott’s resignation was accepted by Commissioner Sells on Oct 11, ending his ties to the Indian Office. The piece notes mixed views of Abbott, hints at broader Interior Department policy questions, and questions Democratic promises to improve Indian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aabbott
Bs Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Sells
Indian Office
Abbott
Interior Department
Democratic Party
Larson Couple to Move to Lower Michigan for Hardware Work
Irving Larson long time company store employee leaves for Lower Michigan accepting a substantial position with a hardware concern. Mrs Larson joins him as they depart with many friends offering best wishes for their future success in the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Larson
Lower Michigan
Mrs. Larson
Haberman and Forest to Marry in Ashland
Announcement states Henry Haberman of this village and Miss Anna Forest of Ashland will wed on November 4 in Ashland. Haberman has worked at the mill here for months and many friends will be surprised by the marriage. The couple will reside in Ashland after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haberman
Anna Forest
Ashland
Gossip Law Enforced Across State Amid Debates
A new Gossip Law is being enforced with effects including fines and imprisonment. A case in Acshland led to the defendant bound over to the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acshland
Saloonkeepers Admit Liquor Sale to Indians
Twelve LaCrosse saloon keepers pleaded guilty to selling liquor to Indians. Each paid a fine of 150 dollars after cases pending since last spring. they chose to plead guilty and accept the penalty rather than contest the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCrosse
Drowning After Gale Swamps Naptha Launch Nearby
In Ashland a naptha launch owned by Joe Marx sank a small boat carrying three men after tying to the steamer Colone during a gale. Fred Max and Dave Doherty drowned, Tony Mattis survived after an hour in icy water, rescued by Harvey D. Brown crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marx
Ashland
Fred Max
Dave Doherty
Tony Mattis
Harvey D. Brown
Owls Nest 1550 Meeting Schedule and Officers
The Owls Nest at 1550 meets on the second and fourth Mondays each month. Visiting members are welcome. President D P Riley and Secretary Harry Nelson are listed as officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Riley
Harry Nelson
Sec’y
Superintendent Everest Praised For Indian Farm Purchase Stance
A local note commends Superintendent Everest for his stand on purchasing farms for Indians off the reservation. The piece lauds his frequent visits to Indian homes, urging citizens to cultivate land by next spring with his government aid and guidance. Ned Withers and Frank Darke were noted visiting and transacting business in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everest
J. J. Dougherty
Washington
Abbott
Land for sale in 5000 acre tracts near station
Five thousand acres offered in tracts for sale at twelve fifty per acre. One quarter down with balance on time payments. Property located about a mile to three miles from the station. Contact John J. Doherty Lenox Hotel Ashland Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Doherty
Lenox Hotel
Ashland
Wis
Swamp and School Lands Crucial to Community Interest
A Wisconsin letter discusses the United States versus Stearns Lumber Company case affecting state school and swamp lands. U.S. Attorney John Aylward notes government representation, pending court actions in Western District of Wisconsin and state courts, and the broad impact on local property values and village land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Dougherty
Gerat
Brotherhood North American Ladian
Ashland
Wisconsin
United States
Stearns Lumber Company
District Court
Western District
Stearns’ Lumber Company
Department of Justice
C .C
Daniels
Washington, D.C
John A. Aylward
U.S
Dougherty
Swamp Land
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Indians urged to form strong delegation for rights gain
The News-Tribune argues Minnesota Indians should form an educated, business‑minded delegation to Washington led by state leaders and Governor Eberhart. The editorial says such a group could press for allotment settlements, end blanketed stereotypes, and advance village timber interests with Baker Lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News-Tribune
Minnesota
Trow
Washington
Eberhart
Lane
Wilson
Committee of Indian Affairs
Duiuth News
I Tribune
Tribune
Hotel A La Carte Co at Loyal Theatre Impresses Crowd
The Hotel A La Carte Co presented at Loyal Theatre on Monday night to a good sized audience. Despite severe weather the performance drew praise as one of the best in town and a return engagement is expected with strong attendance. manager Stoddard earns commendation for securing quality shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel A la Carte Co
Loyal Theatre
Stoddard
Bingham Appointed Head Logger on Menominee Reservation
Mr. Bingham, long time government scaler, is named head loggers on the Menominee reservation. Colleagues praise his high order work and integrity, saying his rise is earned and will lead to success in the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Menominee
Mrs Goslint Spotted in Ashland Yesterday
Mrs. Goslint was seen in Ashland yesterday, with local residents noting her presence in town during the afternoon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Goslint
Ashland
Repairs At M W A Lodge Enter On Halloween Dance
The local M W A lodge crews repair and redecorate the hall and lodge room this week and expect completion around Oct 31. They will open winter dances with a Halloween party on that date featuring Talaska's Ashland four piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talaska
Ashland
Opening ofDental Parlors in Denomie Hotel Rooms
A. Bost of this village and Frank Bros ker of Ashland plan to open dental parlors in the Denomie Hotel rooms formerly used as Dr. Meyers offices. Jake Bost an Odanah native with many friends will locate there and likely bring business to the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bost
Frank Brosker
Ashland
Denomie Hotel
Dr. Meyers
Bost
Jake
Last Thursday Social Event At Jennie Kralovec Home
Jennie Kralovec hosted a friends evening with games and a served lunch. Attendees included Josie Holmes Signa Langren Cec ila Harto Mary Raiche Katie Vavunek Emma Johnson Mary Marshe Mary Lee Anna Janke Blanche Bachand Mary Strehmeyer Mayme Vavranek Lizzie Obern Katherine O Leary Mary Kralovge Jennie Kralovec Walter Lawrence Nels Peterson Arthur Johnson Dan Hachey Ed Gayne Chas Cadotte Will Cassidy Peter Duffeck Jos Duffeck Paul Salzness Ed Brigham John Haida George Vavranek Sam Hachey Alex Chickie Vernon Lucas Matt Kralovec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Kralovec
Josie ‘Holmes
Signa Langren
Cecila Harto
Mary Raiche
Katie Vavunek
Emma Johnson
Mary Marshe
Mary Lee
Anna Janke
Blanche Bachand
Mary Strehmeyer
Mayme Vavranek
Lizzie Obern
Katherine O' Leary
Mary Kralovge
Snowy Hunting Benefit Boosts Deer Catches
A heavy late fall snow last week measured six to seven inches, prompting local hunters to venture out and report good success with several deer brought in. It marks an unusually early heavy snowfall for the season.
Entertained Friends at Village Gathering
Mrs N J Sero hosted friends Friday night at her village home to honor Mrs P W Lightfoot of Crow Creek S D who will move to resume her post as music and vocal teacher A music filled evening ended with an elaborate lunch Attendees included Rev J W Scott and mother Rev Antoin Couture Mrs T C Bradley Mrs Westmizer of Ashland Mrs John Morrison and son Ben Mr and Mrs Wm Neveaux and daughter Eliza Miss DeWitt Mrs Johnt Shaffer Mr and Mrs John LaRock Brule Mrs Chas Morrison and Miss Clark and Messers Howard Cardin and Clayton Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Sero
P. W. Lightfoot
Crow Creek
S.D
J. W. Scott
Antoin Couture
T. C. Bradley
Westmizer
Ashland
John Morrison
Ben
Wm. Neveaux
Eliza
DeWitt
Johnt Shaffer
John LaRock
Brule
Chas Morrison
Clark
Howard Cardin
Clayton Scott
Crystal Theatre Sunday Show Promises Three Headliners
The Crystal theatre presents three acts on Sunday Nat Cross performs comedy singing and dancing Blanche Randolph sings and dances and Al Wards Co offers a novelty travesty act. Four new photoplays complete the program with Sunday admissions of 15 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theatre
Nat Cross
Blanche Randolph
al Wards & Co
Crystal Standard
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Denomie & Harto Prop’rs
Benedict
Chase of Farms
Ned Withers
Frank Darke
the Loyal Theatre
John A. Stoddard
W. A. Hall
Orch’stra
M. W. A. Lodge
Andrew Zuereher
Willis Ave
Asiand
Woddtien 8
America
William ‘LaPointe
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