Dibbell Wins Mayor Title by 78 Vote Margin in City
George Dibbell Sr. was elected mayor by 78 votes over L N Clausen. Westerland defeats Kinney for Assessor by 128 votes. Westerland set to take office with other local officials including Treasurers and aldermen across six wards. LaFollette delegates win city majorities from 150 to 200.
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George Dredbell
L. N. Clausen
Dibbell
Clausen
Me. Dibbell
Nels Westerland
J. N. Kinney
Westerland
Nels Lee
Peter LaBrash
D. W. Corning
Luther Bates
George Mertz
Andrew Peterson
Charles Taberman
Ole Anne
T. A. Oscar
D. J. Estabrook
A. I. Lien
Sixth Ward
P. H. Finley
John Manning
Ole Ramstad
LaFollette
Grandmother Smith of Houghton Dies at 83
Mrs. J. D. Smith known as Grandm a Smith died at her son Charles Smiths home in Houghton Monday morning at age eighty three after a long illness. She was buried at Protestant Cemetery yesterday. Born in Ontario, she moved to Dakota in the early 1860s, lived on a farm, then settled in Houghton twenty two years ago. Her husband died three years ago. She leaves four sons Fred of San Francisco Ed of Lewiston Idaho William of Meadowlands Minn and Charles of Houghton.
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Houghton
Fred
San Francisco
Lewiston
Idaho
William
Meadowlands
Minn
Charles
Shingle Mill Opens in City Under Akeley and Sprague
The Akeley and Sprague shingle mill began operations Monday and is expected to run steadily through summer, employing about a dozen men. The Marsh-Hathway planning mill also runs at full blast with over a million feet in stock. Mrs. Alfred Marsh visited Odanah with relatives. Ex Sen J J McGilvery of Black River Falls arrived to investigate the death of Joseph Hall, his father in law, a noted architect and former speaker pro tem of the Wisconsin Senate.
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Akeley and Sprague
Marsh-Hathway Lumber Company
J. J. McGilvery
Black River Falls
Joseph Hall
McGilvery
Jackson County
Wisconsin Senate
Wold Arrested in Spokane for Abandonment
Sheriff Severson located Louis Wold, former Norman House proprietor and Spokane resident, and brought him back. Mrs. Wold filed a warrant for abandonment. governor’s requisition papers are in Sheriff Severson and the district attorney’s hands. Alvord departed for Seattle to testify in the R. A. Hering dynamite case.
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Severson
Spokane
Washington
Louis Wold
Norman
Wold
Alvord
Seattle
R. A. Hering
Dynamite Company
Peculiar Case of Joseph Hall Found Dead at Barrons Shanty
The body of Joseph Hall was found in the Barrons shanty by John Talbot after a week of death. Coroner H G Mertens and Chief Wescott investigated the scene where Hall appeared maimed and the room in disarray. A theory shift suggests self-inflicted collapse, with Hall possibly dying from exhaustion after a self-destructive spree. Robert Strang, present March 29, was arrested pending inquiry due to connections to the scene.
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Cornucopia
Joseph Hall
John Donahue
Barrons
John Talbot
Hall
Talbot
H. G. Mertens
Bayfield
Wescott
Stanty
Estabrook
Deamon
Robert Strang
Sprang
Local town chairmen elected across multiple communities
Bayfield reelected O L Shepherd as chairman while Cabie Perry won over R B Brown. Iron River re elected C S Hobbs. Mason chose Jacob Yderstad. Other towns named Bell H Marion Joel Erick Johnson George Vester Barnes Matt Schweisthal L P Anderson Peter Soronen Mike Hopkins. Hughes chose H W Waterston. Drummond elected E A Goodwin. Washburn caucus ticket headed by Louis Kinstler. Andrew Rockstad treasurer and Ed Flodin assessor.
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Bayfield
O. L. Shepherd
Henry Wachsmuth
Cabie
Louis Kinstler
Andrew Rockstad
Ed Flodin
School fund cut by commissioners lowers request
At Monday night’s school commissioners meeting the request to the common council for city school funding shrank from 15 500 to 13 000. The board says they can operate the schools on the reduced amount to curb expenses.
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Common Council
Norwegian Lutheran Church Service Schedule
The Norwegian Lutheran Church announces a Sunday service at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 12 00. An evening service will be conducted in English.
Officer Assaulted After Saloon Breakup at Omaha Depot
Patrolsman G. Chauvin was assaulted by John Olson at Ed. Jackson's saloon near the Omaha depot after midnight. Olson refused to leave, struck Chauvin with a wood block, and bit the officer. Chauvin subdu ed him and took him to jail. Olson received a 45 day county jail sentence. City saloon hours and local politics noted with Joe Stanley's illness.
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G. Chauvin
John Olson
Omaha
Ed. Jackson
Chauvin
Olson
Savage elected municipal judge in Iron River battle
Peter J. Savage of the Iron River Pioneer won the Second Municipal Court seat in Iron River. He defeated incumbent Ernest Sauve by a projected county majority of about 520, in a fiery Bayfield county race. Sauve carried Iron River by 90, with Bayfield town yielding Savage’s largest margin.
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Peter J. Savage
Iron River
Bayfield County
Savage
Bayfield
Sauve
Successful Operation At St. Joseph Hospital
W F Young of this city was taken to St Joseph Hospital in Ashland suffering with a severe mastema disease of the bones of the head. Dr Braun performed a difficult operation and the patient is improving with hope of recovery.
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W. F. Young
St. Joseph Hospital
Ashland
Braun
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