Bayfield County Teachers Institute Opens With Strong Attendance
The Bayfield County teachers institute opens at the Walker School with nearly seventy teachers enrolled. Prof. W. E. McCaskill of the Superior Normal School directs, assisted by Miss Smith, Miss Schlagle, and Miss McCormick. Outside attendees include Edna Anderson and others from Mason Drummond Iron River Bayfield Grandview Port Wing Rice Lake.
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Bayfield County Teachers Institute
W. E. McCaskill
Superior Normal School
Edna Anderson
Signa Carlson
Zerta Merrigan
Drummond
Lester Gesell
Lida Anderson
Mary Redmond
Olga Martin
Iron River
Josie Taylor
Theresa Cyr
Elsie Smith
Bayfield
Alta Goina
Ethel Thompson
D. Ducharme
Jhe Saw
Sidewalk Petition Delayed By Court Meeting Action
A petition for cement sidewalks one block east Bayfield and two blocks west Bayfield was presented to the court at Thursday night’s session. A motion for immediate action by suspension of the rules failed. The matter will be considered again at the adjourned meeting on the fourth of the month.
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Bayfield
Bayfild Street
Nye Jenks Grain raises local elevator wages
Nye Jenks Grain company informs Superintendent Dave Deline that all local elevator employees receive a wage raise starting the fifteenth of this month. The lowest wage is now $2.25 per day, noted as among the best paid at the time, with workers surprised but pleased by the increase.
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Nye-Jenks Grain Company
Dave Deline
Harbor Formation Lecture At Walker School
Prof. Merrill of Superior Normal spoke Wednesday evening on harbor formations and the Great Lakes region. He traced preglacial to present harbor development and highlighted Washburn as having one of the best harbors on the Great Lakes. The talk was both interesting and instructive.
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Merrill
Superior Normal School
Walker School
Great Lakes
Agency of
Washburn
Wisconsin State Fair at Milwaukee Promises Grand Features
The Milwaukee fair from September 10 to 14 will boast racing purses totaling 30000 dollars plus night fireworks including a locomotive collision. An Indian village, relay races with girls riders, Roy Knabenshue airship ascents, and a grand Hike Along vaudeville program are planned with special one fare rail rates starting September 8.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Roy Knabenshue
City Hall
Fairgrounds
State Superintendent Cary Visits for Inspection Tour
State Superintendent of Schools C. P. Cary visited the city during the week on a statewide institute inspection tour and delivered a brief address. Meanwhile Ole Garberg lies very sick at his home on West Fourth Street.
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C. P. Cary
Ole Garberg
West Fourth Street
Change in Priests: Dunstan Takes Charge in City Church
Father Ulric is transferred to Washington Missouri after more than five years in this city. He departs with many friends as Father Dunstan, who has assisted Ulric for two years, assumes leadership here.
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Father Ulric
Washington
Missouri
Father Dunstan
Prof Merrill to Speak on Mineral Products of Wisconsin
Friday evening this week Professor Merrill head of Geography at Superior Normal School will present an illustrated lecture on Mineral Products of Wisconsin. The talk serves teachers at the institute and is open to city residents.
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Merrill
Wisconsin
Superior Normal School
Preaching at Scandinavian Methodist by Rev H C Munson
The Rev H C Munson presiding elder of the Red River Valley District will preside at the Fourth Quarterly Conference this Saturday evening and will preach Sunday at 10 45 a m in the Scandinavian Methodist church All are welcome.
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H. C. Munson
Red River Valley
Scandinavian Methodist Church
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Gertrude Burnside
N. Jnelson
Harbor Formation
Sioux River
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