Ward en and Walsh Chosen Delegates to State Democratic Convention
At the Democratic County Convention held last Saturday at the courthouse John Walsh and A M Warden were chosen delegates to represent the county at the state convention in Milwaukee. The delegates will be voted for at the primary and the convention will propose electors for president. The event marks Bryan support for both men. The article also notes upcoming services and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
John Walsh
A. M. Warden
Milwaukee
Denver
Washburns Defeat Bessemer 21 to 8 in Exhibition
A large crowd watched Washburns rout Bessemer 21 to 8 last Saturday. Local players displayed strong individual skill and superb team play, turning the game into entertaining football style basketball and pleasing the hometown fans.
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Bessemer
Besse ‘Mer
Washourn
Weather Woes Hit Loggers Amid Thin Snow
The warm spell has melted much of the snow hindering logging roads and may extend woodcutting delays. The piece notes prior cycles of little snow and later heavy snows and warns cold weather could restore good conditions.
Bayfield Move Date Set for Peterson and Hanson
Bayfield hears that Peterson and Hanson, a long established clothing firm, will relocate from the city to Bayfield around the 20th of the month. Local notices push Sabbath closing and business leaders weigh compromise to keep shops open part of Sundays.
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Knights of Labor Hall
Thees
Peterson & Hanson
Bayfield
Pacific Coast
Resolutions for Mrs Ole Anne Aune Obituary
Basin Lodge No. 192 and the local lodge of the S. W. A. express heartfelt condolence to Ole Aune and his family upon the death of Mrs. Ole Aune. The resolutions note sympathy, minutes, and publication in local papers.
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Ole Anne
Ole Aune
1S. W. A
Brother Aune
Card of Thanks for kindness after death
A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. Mentions Miss Alice Greenwood visiting from Long Lake, George Bean and Millard Duffy visiting Superior, Mrs Tony Groas returning from Spooner, Mrs C W Layton traveling to Chicago, Herman Kluge ill with diphtheria, and Mrs E Kenfield entertaining Congregational Sunday School teachers.
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Alice Greenwood
Long Lake
George Bean
Superior
Millard Duffy
Tony Groas
Spooner
C. W. Layton
Chicago
Herman
Richard Kluge
E. E. Kenfied
Congregational Sunday School
Washburn Tax Notice Due by February Twenty Ninth
Town of Washburn tax payments are due at the office near Long Lake school house on or before February 29. After that date taxes will be collected as required by law according to section 5-48-5.
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Washburn
Long Lake
Third Annual Carnation Ball by K P Lodge Invitations Issued
Society notices announce the K P Lodge third annual carnation ball with Carl Holmberg Carl Anderson and Gust A Lien heading the committee. A large crowd is expected for a well decorated event featuring over three hundred carnations to be distributed and a bow and arrow contest for the ladies with two prizes. The event is set for next Friday evening at the Opera House.
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K. P. Lodge
Carl Holmberg
Carl Anderson
Gust A. Lien
Real Estate Transfers Feature Local Property Transactions
A sequence of real estate transfers lists buyers and parcels across Bayfield Washburn and surrounding areas with prices from 1 to 700 dollars. Notable entries include Lamson to ONeil for Sese 2 48-8 at 110 dollars and Angvick to Olson for hw sw sw 13-465 at 1 dollar, reflecting varied transfer values.
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John W. Lamson
Geo. O'Neil
Martha Chape Et al
Carl Ludvison
Bayfield
Thomas Laffin
J. Oxden Armour
Washburn
Henry Johnson
O. H. Hoff
Sanuel Angvick
Reinhart Olson
Prank Luszzyscyn
Halen Lusz Esgeeye
Roud Rasmussen
Peter B. Rasmussen
John Love
Halen
Luszczyszyn
Lot
Block
Church
Joseph McPherson
Myrtle Williams
Bond Co
Thomas Sephton
Louis Larson
Fea
Ueeke
Washburn Land Co
New Managers Take Charge of Opera House Lease
W H Hamilton and Cyril Lammere have purchased the Opera House lease and will manage the property. They also acquired the bill posting business from M M Sweet and will run it alongside the theatre venture. The city knows the pair well and wishes them success.
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W. H. Hamilton
Cyril Lammere
Opera House
M. M. Sweet
Trawmaster Nichols Visits to Check Iron River Line
Trawmaster Nichols of the Northern Pacific spent last night and today in town to investigate service between here and Iron River. Branch trains have ceased for passenger use and no connection with Iron River is attempted. He notes heavy traffic and loggin, causing engine switching and long runs, with 2 to 5 hours needed for the trip. Nichols hopes to secure improved service.
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Nichols
Northern Pacific
Iron River
Dry Maple and Birch Wood For Sale By Wm Olson
James Harvey and wife plan to leave this week for southern Michigan to visit and explore hotel business opportunities. The note lists good dry maple and birch wood for sale by William Olson.
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Wm. Olson
James Harvey
Michigan
Mr. Harvey
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Warden and
Walsh
Bryan
Methodist Church Notes
The
Sun
Ladies Aid Society
Chas Ewer
Clarence Wright
Irving Spaeth
Minnesota
Maxcy
Georg Boehm
Birch Lake
Byyitn- Hereberitf Johmson-aua Uda
Oshkosh
Common Council
Black
City Drug Store
Peterson
Hanson
Oliver Wescott
Lutheran Church
Good Templar Lodge
A. W. McLeod
Gilbert
Edwin Olson
Duluth
Messrs Cole and Highland
Ashland
Attorney Colignan
Fred O'Neil
Charles Kluge
Albert Miller
Andrus and
Hosmer
Will Podvin
F.T. Yates
Minneapoli
Ralph Erickson
Coleraine
Tom Hawkes
Madeline Island
Have
Flanders
Evinger
Frost
Kam
Wis
Central Ry Co
Chaholm
Enn
North Wis
Tor Co
John H. Savage
Mary I. Buol
Walter E. Butler
Frank Buol
W. E. Butler
Emma Buol
R. D. Pike Lumber Co
O. P. Olson
Sanoe
Angeline Leihy
Union Hall
Gus Darges
William Maitland
Cusson
H. Fabrig
John Cousineau
Hamilton and
Lamere
Bill Posting
Frank Cabe
Lien’s
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