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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1901

Page

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They Stole a Team Two Ashland Young Men Arrested

Chief Downs captured Lyle Wilkinson and Hyphen Guyer aboard the steamer Plowboy after a Sunday night break in at J.T. Hanley’s stables. Wilkinson pleaded guilty and was sent to county jail. Guyer denied involvement, but evidence tied him to the crime. Hanley, the bondsman, noted Wilkinson’s prior forgery charge. sentencing may occur next fall as Circuit Court meets .

Downs Lyle Wilkinson Hyphen Guyer Bayfield Hanley Ashland Wilkinson Parish Guyer J. T. Hanley Wisconsin

Pinched the Crib at Municipal Court

Washburn sport venue raided after a warrant issued July 27. Eleven inmates were jailed after arrests by the city police and special officer O. O. Lund. Nine fairies and two protectors faced arraignment before Justice T. Yates Monday morning. Visitors at the location were allowed to depart.

T. Yates O. O. Lund

Dickersons Visit Lifts Washburn Ties and Old Ball Fame

L. M. Dickerson freight agent for the Omaha railroad at Sioux City visits Washburn with Mrs. Dickerson as a longtime friend here. They stay with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens. Dickerson, once a Bayfield resident, is remembered as a popular figure and former ball team chief kicker alongside George McClintock. He enjoys fishing and baseball while settling into his new post.

L. M. Dickerson Omaha Railroad Company Sioux City Iowa Dickerson Times Charles Stevens Washburn George McClintock George Legion Mr. Dickerson

Salt Cargo Discharged At Flour Dock

The Steamer Norwalk discharged a cargo of salt at the flour dock Saturday.

Norwalk

Country newspapers and the plain people spirit

Miss Jennie G Keith of Upper Des Moines In editorial notes defends rural papers. She cites humorous and solemn sides from personal notices to obituary poetry and garden sass. She contrasts city press for society notes while praising loyal subscribers over self important snobs.

Jennie G. Keith Des Moines Cambridge Dispatch

Northern Wisconsin Editorial Association Hits Ashland for Convention

J E Jones editor of the Washburn Times was in Ashland to arrange the annual convention of the Northern Wisconsin Editorial Association. The meeting runs August 31 to September 2 with editors from across northern Wisconsin attending and Labor Day closing the events with contests and log rolling for attendees and their spouses.

Ashland Wis J. E. Jones Washburn Times Northern Wisconsin Editorial Association Jones Wisconsin

Smallpox Meeting Planned By Wisconsin Minnesota Leaders

The state faces ongoing smallpox concerns with 91 cases reported for the week ending July 27. A Madison gathering is set for August 13 inviting Wisconsin and Minnesota lumber leaders and Minnesota health officials to discuss steps to stamp out the disease before winter and prevent a new outbreak as cooler weather returns.

State Board of Health Madison Lumber Kings Wisconsin Minnesota Board of Health

For Sale Two Seated Survey by Flint Wagon Co

Two seated survey in like new condition from Flint Wagon Co Flint Mich offered for cash at a bargain. Contact A W McLeop Bayfield County Bank Building Washburn Wisconsin to arrange purchase.

Flint Wagon Co Flint Mich A. W. McLeop Bayfield County Bank Washburn, Wis

Fond Hearts United A Popular Young Couple Married

Miss Viola Bruce wed Frank A. Lamb of Stevens Point last Thursday at Rev. J. A. Willey home. Best man E. L. McClatchie. bridesmaid Dora Kearns. Married privately. honeymoon to Ashland and West Superior. home in Stevens Point after the fifteenth. Bride notable in Washburn, teacher formerly. Groom held position with Armour Packing Co. locally unknown state. Wishing them prosperity from many friends. C L Bergdorfer humorist to perform August 17 at Opera House with tickets at Owen Frost’s drug store.

Frank A. Lamb Stevens Point Viola Bruce J. A. Willey E. L. McClatchie Dora Kearns Ashland West Superior Washburn Armour Packing Company C. L. Bergdorfer Opera House Leland T. Powers Owen & Frost Fox Bros

Beneath the Cars A Railroad Brakeman Dies in Accident

Claude Tappin aged about twenty two years was killed on the Brown Robbins logging road when a brake chain broke and he fell under the cars. His father was the train engineer and his brother the fireman. the accident occurred near Sioux River as the family had recently moved there. The body was prepared for burial by undertakers.

Claude Tappin Brown-Robbins Sioux River

Wisconsin a Great Dairy State

Wisconsin dairy industry shows large production in 1900 with butter cheese and milk values totaling over 30 million dollars. Cremeries and cheese factories exceed those of other states while exports lag due to oleomargarine and process butter sold as real butter. Government inspection of exports is urged to curb fraud.

Dairy and H. C. Adams Wisconsin Milwaukee Free Secretary of Agriculture

Labor Day plans debated by Ashland unions

Local labor unions weigh holding a community Labor Day celebration this week. Ashland may mark the day solo while Washburn unions organize a general event. Talks consider placing the celebration under local committees to invite broader participation and a parade. Labor Day falls on September 2.

Ashland Washburn

Empress Frederick Dies at Cronberg Death Shocks Court

A Royal bulletin reports Empress Frederick died at 6 15 PM in Cronberg after a day of sudden decline. Emperor William, the Empress, and the Crown Prince were in the sick room, while William arrived at Cronberg early this morning and traveled to Frederickshoff with the Empress and Crown Prince. The morning bulletin cited hourly weakening and still slight heart strength.

Drongberg Frederick Emperor Wilam Cronberg Emperor William Cronberg Castle Frederick William Frederickshoff Dover Empress Frederick

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