Castle's Talking To Ends With Sharp Questions At Opera House
B J Castle former chief clerk of the State Land Office spoke at the Opera House on a Republican occasion but was met with tough questions. The audience largely left early as Castle appeared unprepared and evasive, unable to recall positions on tariff trusts Jenkins or Lenroot. He departed for Madison Sunday afternoon.
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B. J. Castle
State Land Office
Opera House
Jenkins
Lenroot
Castle
Jigkins
Mr. Castle
Madison
Washburn to Meet Hayward in Sunday Baseball Tilt
Washburn travels to Hayward Sunday to face the local team. A new Washburn pitcher is expected to perform well on the mound in this matchup.
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Washburn
Hayward
Bayfield G A R Dinner Hosts Twelve Veterans
L Bates attended a pork and bean dinner at the Bayfield G A R hall Saturday with twelve veterans present. Dr A C Hebberd and wife visited from Minneapolis to see old friends, and the doctor noted his fine practice in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bates
Bayfield
Bayfield G. A. R
A. C. Hebberd
Minneapolis
Flour City
Tug Dowling Burns in Ashland Bayfront Fire
The tug Dowling, long operated on Chequamegon Bay, burned to the waterline in Ashland Sunday morning. Owned by Tom Dowling of Duluth, the vessel had recent accident troubles including a hole after a collision with ice last fall, sinking near Sprague mills slip, then near Bayfield before becoming a near total wreck likely to be abandoned.
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Dowling
Chequamegon Bay
Ashland
Tom Dowling
Duluth
Jim Puller
Sprague Millslip
Bayfield
Erickson Dibbell Marriage Solemnized at Parish
Miss Anna Dibbell daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Dibbell wed Mr Leonard Erickson at the Catholic Parsonage with Rev Father Honorius officiating. Carl Anderson was groomsman and Miss Mary Callahan bridesmaid. The private ceremony was attended only by immediate relatives. Both couples reside in the city and will make their home here.
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Anna Dibbell
Jake Dibbell
Leonard Erickson
Father Honorius
Carl Anderson
Mary Callahan
Mr. Erickson
Miss Dibbell
Eleventh Biennial League Meeting To Be Held At Appleton
The Loan and Building Association League of Wisconsin will hold its eleventh biennial meeting in Appleton on the 27th and 28th. Secretary L N Clausen of the local Loan Association will deliver an address on nimical Legislation.
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The
Loan and Building Association League of Wisconsin
Appleton
L. N. Clausen
Loan Association
Lenroot to Address Grandview Voters Monday Evening
Irvine L. Lenroot candidate for Congress will speak to Grandview voters Monday evening of next week. Lenroot has delivered addresses in nearly every county town with large crowds attending previous events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine L. Lenroot
Congress
Grandview
Mr. Lenroot
Calder in Duluth on business as coal trade grows
George A. Calder was in Duluth on business. The Widlar discharged eight thousand tons of coal at Northwestern Fuel docks and the Mark Hanna arrived with seven thousand tons. The dock has seen brisk activity for two months and expects continued volume as coal shipping starts next week.
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George A. Calder
Duluth
Widlar
Northwestern
Mark Hanna
Small Rise in School Age Children This Year
Secretary H P Axelberg completed the city school census showing more children ages 4 to 20 in 1908 than 1907, though 104 fewer than two years ago. Ward figures list totals for 1906 1907 1908, with a total 1591 in 1908 and an overall rise of 54 from 1907. The article also lists newly engaged city school teachers and the opening date of September 8.
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H. P. Axelberg
School Commission
Four Men Rescued After Raft Breaks In Bay Storm
Joseph Thompson Monnette Alex Cyr Joe Peltier and Thom were gathering driftwood between here and Barksdale when a Tuesday afternoon wind storm tore their raft apart. They were spared by prompt aid as wood drifted far into the bay and all faced dangerous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Thom
Monnette
Alex Cyr
Joe Peltier
Thompson
Here
Barksdale
Bay
Union church service at St John's Episcopal
Last Sunday evening a union service at St John’s Episcopal church in the city drew attendees from the Episcopal Congregational and Methodist churches. Rev. Ross of Ashland delivered the sermon.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ross
Ashland
Marquette man rents Aune residence and moves in
M S Shaw of Marquette has rented the Aune residence on third street and is moving his family in. Shaw holds an important post at the dynamite plant. Robert Steinert likely has the year's first local coin sale record, selling the first lot on August 13. Mrs Joe Lamoreaux visited Hayward with her husband and son. Alex Gackowski and George Day were in Ashland on business. A rubbish burn at the dynamite plant exploded Saturday, producing a loud report heard citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Shaw
Marquette, Mich
Aune
Third Street
Same
Mr. Shaw
Robert Steinert
Joe Lamoreaux
Hayward
Alex Gackowski
George Day
Ashland
Clausen Withdraws From Assembly Race
Assemblyman L N Clausen of this city withdrew from reelection race after filing nominating papers. His name will not appear on the ballots. The contest now pits George S Barnes against Frank Hammill as both canvass voters vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Clausen
Barnes and
Hammill
Henry Cochems Files Charges Against District Postmasters
Henry Cochems, a Congressional candidate in the southern district, brings formal charges against three district postmasters for violating postal laws. The postmasters reportedly worked for his opponent, sitting Congressman Stafford, while in office.
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Henry Cochems
Stafford
Mrs Walsh hosts afternoon in honor of visiting sister
Mrs. John Walsh entertained a number of ladies Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mr. Walsh's sister who is visiting here. H. O. Lien, Candidate for County Treasurer circulated among his friends in this city Tuesday. Mr. Lien feels well satisfied regarding the situation. County Treasurer John Froseth visited Drummond Tuesday. Miss Alice LaPointe will leave the first part of next week for a visit with friends at Duluth and St. Paul. Dean McDonald, representing the New Era Business college of Superior, was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday looking up new students for the school.
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Mrs
John Walsh
Mr. Walsh
H. O. Lien
Lien
John Froseth
Drummond
Alice LaPointe
Duluth
St. Paul
Dean McDonald
New Era Business College of Superior
Will Get Settlers in New Town of Clover
Promoters plan to place 200 families on Cranberry River lands in Bayfield county this year. The Wisconsin Lumber and Cattle Company, headed in Herbster with Iowa officers, will put its large tract on the market as the old cattle business winds up bankruptcy. Lands near the Cranberry river and Bark Point expected to be sold for eight to ten dollars per acre.
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Cranberry River
Wisconsin Lumber and Cattle Company
Iowa
Herbster
Bayfield County
Bark Point
Old Cattle Company
Peter Soronen, Jr
Missionary Sermon at Norwegian Lutheran Church Next Sunday
Rev Christianson, a missionary to China, will deliver the sermon next Sunday morning at the Norwegian Lutheran church. This is the only service that day. All are cordially invited as it will be interesting.
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Christianson
China
L Luthern Church
Lenroot Praised by Judge Hering Over Castle Attack
Judge A. J. Winst of the Circuit Court commends I. L. Lenroot for his legal ability and clear mind, countering Castle of Madison who said Lenroot is a lawyer without business. Judge Gus. Hering notes Lenroot’s work and mastery of principles, asserting true ability is shown by quality of work.
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Castle
Opera House
I. L. Lenroot
Vinji
Lenroot
Madison
Jenkins
Lenroots
A. J. Winst
Judge Circuit Court
Labor Day Plans Set by Commercial Club Meeting
A Friday gathering at the Commercial Club to finalize the September 7 labor day program. Funds are ample and delegations from nearby towns expected. Andrew Johnson named Marshall of the day with sports E Bryan, finance R A Hering, and printing Nels M Oscar leading their committees. Plans include Bayfield and Washburn contestants in baseball, water events, and others.
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Andrew Johnson
Marshall
E. Bryan
R. A. Hering
Nels M. Oscar
Bayfield
Washburn
Walter Berglund dies after year of consumption
Walter Berglund aged thirty six died Tuesday at four o'clock at his East Bayfield Street home from consumption. He worked as a car repairer for the Omaha railway until nine months ago. Survived by a wife and three children and several relatives. Funeral from the late residence this afternoon. Interment in Protestant cemetery. Community offers condolences.
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Walter Berglund
East Bayfield Street
Berglund
C Ty
Omaha Railway Company
Desirable City Home At Fourth Street Corner
One of the most desirable homes in the city on the corner of Fourth street and Third avenue east features five large sleeping rooms with hot and cold water and modern conveniences. The property includes three lots and a barn. For further particulars inquire at the residence Mrs. J. O. Boyd Washburn Wis.
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Fourth Street
Third Avenue East
J. O. Boyd
Washburn
Wis
Doctor Poppe to Move Family to Lampson Residence
Dr. H. B. B. Poppe has rented the Lampson residence on east third street and expects to move his family from Wautoma here within a short time.
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H. B. B. Poppe
Lampson
East Third Street
Wautoma
Laxative Claim for Constipation Relief
Foley's Orino Laxative marketed as a mild remedy for chronic constipation by stimulating liver and bowels. Claimed to restore natural bowel action without nausea or griping. Sold by Q. W. Frost with warning against substitutes.
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Q. W. Frost
Notice to Washburn Dog Owners Tax Due
City ordinance requires dog owners in Washburn to pay $1 for males and $3 for females. Tax is payable to City Clerk or Chief of Police and must be paid within August or legal action will follow. Dated Washburn Wis August 1 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Washburn
Hunters Must Carry Licenses In Partridge Season
Game Warden Chas. Good returns from Madison with a warning: any person found in the woods with a gun without a license after September 1 is a law breaker. Wardens will enforce strict checks as partridge season nears and will track license holders along with gun owners leaving on trains.
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Chas. Good
Madison
Good
Football Captain Remsen Bell Plans Strong High School Team
The High School football team, led by Captain Remsen Bell, is forming its lineup for the new school year. Northwestern University is engaged as principal and will coach the team upon arrival, with work beginning promptly. Citizens are urged to support the players for a strong season.
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Remsen Bell
E.k. F
Northwestern
Unisho
Campers Break Camp After Two Weeks at Houghton Falls
Fire camping party at Houghton Falls ends after two weeks of gatherings with a noon Tuesday break camp. Dr. J. R. Mitchell visited the city for a few hours yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Falls
J. R. Mitchell
Hall's Catarrh Cure Warned Against Mercury Content
An advisory warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. The product claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Price listed at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available and Druggists carrying Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FE. J. Cheney & Co
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City Drug Store
W. A. Loveland, Prest
T. A. Loveland, Cash
Oneida Building
Loveland Company
Minneapolis, Minn
Axelberg
Walker School
E. R. Shutz
Bessie Pettigrew
Mary Bullock
Elizabeth Fleth
S. C. Harding
Marie A. Sams
Mollie J. Nugend
Josephine E. Brabant
Lucy Thomas
Lyla Willey
Pioneer
Pearl McCarthy
Agnes Marion
Helen Johnson
Jenette Burnsen
Lincoln
Elizabeth Yates
Anna Jacobs
Garfield
Cora Caruthers
Margaret Maloney
Bessie Black
Bertha J. Porter
Houghton
Charles Smith
Clausen
Frank
Meehan Building
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Gus. Hering
Bell
Lien’s
Washburn, Wis
Segal Bros. Department Store
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