RUN CREAMERY PLAN AIMS COOPERATION AMONG FARMERS
Farmers to form a cooperative creamery with full management by members. Stock set at 10 dollars per share to be affordable for farmers. A loan fund plan to aid cow purchases discussed, to be developed. Committee leader Wm Olson assisted by E C Stevens and D J Estabrook coordinates outreach. R W Smith promotes farmers’ involvement. Community members T A Oscar ill, Rollins from Superior visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Wm. Olson
E. C. Stevens
D. J. Estabrook
R. W. Smith
Sioux River
Charley's Aunt Impresses At Local High School Show
High school pupils of the class of 1909 presented Charley's Aunt to a full Opera House audience last Friday. The curtain rises to Mrs. Plodding's Nieces and the cast performed with notable talent and poise from opening to final curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Mason Officials Win Out In Ouster Case
Mason town officials Iver Tidlund John Seibert Clerk Charles Larson and Assessor Charles Strauma avoid removal after court found property assessments in Mason generally undervalued and no discrimination against Hines Lumber Co The Board of Review adjournment to summon Hines testified disputed alleged bias
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Tidlund
John Seibert
Charles [. Larson
Charles J. Strauma
Mason
Hines Lumber Company
Board of Review
Yates Sells Interest in Pioneer Printing Firm
Word from Minneapolis reports Fred T. Yates has sold his interest in Pioneer Printing Company where he served as Secretary and Manager. He took control about a year ago and plans a rest of a couple of weeks while deciding next steps, remaining largely connected to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Fred T. Yates
Mr. Yates
Pioneer Printing Company
Twin Cities
Norwegian Lutheran Church Services In Norwegian Language
Regular morning and evening services in Norwegian. Afternoon service at Long Lake. Enrollments of Confirmants next Saturday morning at 10 o clock at the Harel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Lake
Harel
Poverty Social At Gibson Home Friday Evening
The poverty social at Mr and Mrs John W Gibson features Florence Fahrig piano Martha Downer readings James Albert Plunkett Bertha Belle Kenfield Mae Lamoreaux Gse ivsh Christening in Tipperary Mae Lamoreaux whistling Mary Bennett soloists Lucinda Corning John Page Olaf Olson and the Coming Through the Rye quartet Edward Stevens Henry Lien Alexander Fraser Merwin Lincoln plus refreshments Rye sandwiches hot Frankforts dill pickles doughnuts and coffee all for 15c Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gibson
Florence Fahrig
Martha Downer
James Albert Plunkett
Reading
Bertha Belle Kenfield
Tipperary
Mae Lamoreaux
Mary Bennett
Thomas Dugan
Lucinda Corning
John Page
Olaf Olson
Edward Stevens
Henry Lien
Alexander Fraser
Merwin Lincoln
Pneumonia Follows La Grippe Warns Against Cough Syrup
The notice cautions that pneumonia often follows la grippe but does not follow Foley's Honey and Tar. It urges refusing any other product and endorses only the genuine yellow package Q. V. Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. v. Frost
Local visits and teaching assignments noted in city
Tim Kearns visited with his family over Sunday. Miss Minney Kinney spent a few days at home with her parents the first of the week. She is teaching at Bellwood in Douglas County. F S Herbert of Iron River trans acted business in the city several days ago. E E Kenfield of Cass Lake Sundayed with his family in this city. He returned Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Oscar
Miss Rollins
Superior
Tim Kearns
Minney Kinney
Bellwood
Douglas County
F.S. Herbert
Iron River
E. E. Kenfield
Cass Lake
Social events at Arcade Restaurant and Lent timing noted
K P Lodge members enjoyed a social night at the Arcade Restaurant hosted by Carl Holmberg and Andy Murray with progressive hearts and a fine supper. Olga Hanson received a surprise party last Saturday afternoon as did Mrs. Ole Hovind for her guests. The Swedish Mission Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Gust Ogren’s home. Lent begins and lasts six weeks ending April 11 with Easter dating earlier this year to March 27 1910, noting previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Lodge
Arcade
Carl Holmberg
Andy Murray
Olga Hanson
Ole Hovind
Ladies Aid
Swedish Mission Church
Gust Ogren
Saloon License Hearing Held. Council Adjourns Amid Delays
City Council in Saloon case failed to act due to unpreparedness as witnesses were not summoned. Hearing adjourned to March 17 with testimony to show cause for revoking Hotel Washburn license while another proposal granted a short term license amid debate over fair fees and council procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Washburn
Oliver Wescott
A. W. McLeod
E. C. Alvord
Farms to Rent and Labor Help Seeks Farmers and Renters
The Commissioner of Labor at Madison seeks farmers willing to rent farms and renters seeking farms. Write to the Commissioner of Labor in Madison to place or find farm tenants. The Bureau of Labor offers free services to laborers and farmers, with hundreds of applicants ready for seasonal farm work. Also ads for sales agents with $36 weekly or 400 percent profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Labor
Madison
Commissioner of Labor At
Bureau of Labor
America
Frank W. Williams Company
Taylor St
Chicago
Ill
Green's Syrup of Tar refund guarantee
The undersigned Fox Bros offer a refund on a 50 cent bottle of Green's Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold and a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfac tory with money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Bros
Friday Basket Ball at Opera House Features Two Local Teams
A fast paced basketball game is set for Friday evening at the Opera House between the local Independent team and Ashland’s Whirlwinds. The Independents consist of several former High School players now playing independently and unaffiliated with the High School Athletic Association. A dance will follow the game, expected to draw a large audience due to the Whirlwinds’ strong reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Opera House
Whirlwinds
Ashland
Ashland Whirlwinds
High School Athletic Association
Program for Year 1909 Woman's Missionary Society Ottoman themes
The society's yearly program opens with a January session on the Ottoman Empire covering Geographical Divisions Population Government and Languages. Hostess Mrs. H. H. Fahrig leads roll call. Missives concern missionaries in Turkey are presented by Leader Mrs. J. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Missionary Society
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
H.H. Fahrig
J. Gibson
H. H. Fahrig
F. A. Bell
Alvord
West
A. P. Fraser
April Central Turkey Missions
Mrs. Kenfield
Roll Call
Mrs
Nels Oscar
May
Mrs. Downer
Kenfield
Bell
Fahrng
Mrs. Gibson
Our Home
Miss Lathrop
Monroe
E. G. Moore
Sheridan
the Aliens
Wisconsin considers building dinamit plant at Waupun
Wisconsin legislators review bill 504 to spend 125000 for a dynamite plant at the state prison in Waupun. The plan would manufacture dynamite for consumers at cost with annual price set by the state board. buyers must prove use. Skeptics note the small output would limit benefits compared with Barkdale’s million dollar plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Waupun
State Board of Control
Wisconsin
Barksdale
Bonde and Lang Plan New Fruit Farm Near Bayfield
Edwin Bonde of Charlottville Minn. and Lang of Bayfield discuss starting a fruit farm near Bayfield this week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Anderson of West 4th Street Monday morning. Bayfield Co Telephone subscribers may obtain daily forecasts and weather warnings from the Weather Bureau after 11 am for the 36 hour period ending 8 pm the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bonde
Charlottville
Minn
Bonde
Lang
Bayfield
John Anderson
West 4Th Street
Bayfield Co. Telephone Company
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Central
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Enterprise
Charley
Linquish
Yates
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Poverty Social
City Drug Store
Miles Standish
Mr. Fuzz
Eagle’s Nest
Peter J. Bestler
Herrick Seed Co
Rochester, New York
Henry E. Hochdanner
Ing
Edwin Jackson
Liem & Olson
Jackson
EH. P. Pederson
A I. Lien
M.A
Holmes
Mrs. Holmes
McDonald
Ron River
Bestler
East Sixth Street
State of
Legislature
Morton H. Pemberton
Columbia
Missouri
Segal Bros. Department Store
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