Mason Team Falls To Local Nine After Two Close Games
Mason aggregation led by Manager McIntosh loses both games to Manager Lion's picked squad in the city on Monday and Tuesday. Gordon pitched the shutout in the opener as Washburn tallies three runs. rain, muddy fields, and strong defense define the weekend set and a boxing event at the Owl lodge followed the baseball action.
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Gordon
McIntosh
Lien
Washburn
A. Gordon
Willey
Owl Lodge
Opera House
Frank Messiner
Henry Obertz
Obertz
Battling Johnson
Young Pasco
Ashland
Johnson
Harry Prior
Art Roscoe
Spooner
Roscoe
AB AE Washburn H PO Burke
Bene Seers
Eee
Brigham If
Posey
Tee Ewe
Ee Boutan
Wee Web Eeweee
A. Johnson Tf
Hovede
Weeene We Johnson
Woro Ces
Sc Ein Eees
Gordon P
I Totals
Mason AB AE Hegg
Een
Winker Cf
Mesang
Weeee
Cullion
Sess Whistler c
A Swanson If
Erickson Ss
Carlson
Mason Quarders
Whistler
Empire
Calder
Rockstad Visits Chicago Visitor In City With Parents
Oscar A. Rockstad of Chicago spent the past week in the city visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rockstad.
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Oscar A. Rockstad
Chicago
Mrs
Andrew Rockstad
Boyd Wins His Case In County Court
County Court appoints Charles D. Boyd administrator of the estate of his wife Jane C. Newell Boyd. Proceeds valued around 7000 likely go to Boyd after final winding up. The will had left the entire estate to Bayfield County for an orphan home, a move not favored by county board members.
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William H. Irish
Charles D. Boyd
Jane C. Newell-Boyd
Boyd
S. A. Yates
Mathias Brunner
Ashland
Gospel Missions in the Tent on 6th Street West
The Gospel Meetings begin this evening and will run for at least two weeks. Everyone is invited to attend. Meetings will be conducted in the Scandinavian language.
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6Th Street West
A Lawn Without a Flower Echoes a Home Without a Child
A proverb-like line compares a bare lawn to a home missing a child, suggesting both lack warmth and life. The statement frames a domestic ideal linking nature and family.
Wet Fourth of July Dampens Washburn Celebrations
Rain spoiled Washburns big Fourth of July plans with many events canceled or shortened. The Washburn City band provided music, Aerial Sherwoods of Chicago performed twice, and a full nine inning baseball game proceeded before a balloon ascent was scrubbed.
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Washburn
Chicago
Mission Tent Preaching Topics in Scandinavian
Tonight topics include the craving of the human heart and life’s why and where for. Friday covers the greatest thing in the world. Sunday questions the Bible’s rejection in American colleges. Tuesday presents five conclusive evidences of Bible inspiration. Wednesday asks how the Old Testament pestries were saved. Dr. Spears leaves for Seattle and California for two weeks. A town girl paid twenty five cents for a beauty receipt and was told to mind her mother and stay home nights.
Lights On Again as Bayfield Street Reopens
Bayfield street lights resumed Sunday evening with dusk to midnight operation. Manager Frank Downs plans full city lighting once equipment arrives and regulator installed, about mid month. City will own system and decide daily lighting hours and lamp intensity as sockets are adaptable.
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Frank Downs
Bayfield
Death of Mrs Bell Eliza Clayton Bell of Bayfield Street
Mrs Eliza Clayton Bell died last Friday night at age 68 after meningitis. Funeral held Monday at one from her residence with Rev J H McManus, former Methodist pastor, delivering the service. Burial in Bayfield. Born in England, she had lived here many years with husband C E Bell and children Currie G Bell and Mrs Robert Zeamer. The family receives community sympathy.
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Eliza Clayton Bell
C. E. Bell
Bayfield Street
J. H. McManus
Methodist Church
Bayfield
Bell
England
Robert Zeamer
Currie G. Bell
Washburn Loan and Building Association Elects New Directors
The annual stockholders meeting at L N Clausen's office elected four new directors for the coming year: John Walsh, FR Bell, John O Sullivan and Nels M Oscar. A directors meeting will be held next Friday to elect officers.
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Washburn Loan and Building Association
L. N. Clausen
John Walsh
FR. Bell
John O’sullivan
Nels M. Oscar
Mrs Hunt of Duluth Visiting City Guest of Mrs Eady
Mrs Hunt of Duluth is visiting the city as a guest of Mrs Eady. The social visit reflects regional connections and hospitality in the area.
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Mrs. Hunt
Duluth
City
Mrs. Eady
Hay Sale Offer for Wilson Farm Meadows
Wanted best offer for thirty acres of meadow land on Wilson Farm Sections 29 and 30 Township 48 Range West. Address James W. Good Ashi and Wis.
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Wilson
James W. Good
Ashi
Wis
First Arrest Under City Tree Defacing Ordinance
Walter Fortier of west Bayfield street became the first person jailed for violating the city ordinance against defacing public property and ornamental trees. He pleaded guilty at Municipal Judge A H Warden’s hearing, was fined $3 and costs, and promised not to damage city property again.
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Walter Fortier
West Bayfield Street
Young Fortier
Garfield School
A. H. Warden Fortier
Wisconsin adviser outlines cutworm control method
The University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture Economic Entomology department reports inquiries about cutworm control. Professor J G Sanders prescribes a bait mix of one pound paris green with 40 pounds bran, moistened slightly with molasses, to be spread over ground or placed near protected plants.
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Economic Entomology Department
College of Agriculture
The
University of Wisconsin
J. G. Sanders
Paris
Search warrant planned to locate court house lawn
A search warrant is to be issued and the sheriff’s force mobilized to locate the court house lawn, which washout from heavy rains Tuesday necessitates rework of the site.
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Court House
They Must Be Good Council Grants Licenses to Fourteen
A lively common council session last Thursday approved fourteen of sixteen liquor license applications after enforcing a requirement that applicants sign pledges not to sell to minors or to those on the black list and not allow undesirable women to frequent their establishments. Names denied or pending included W. E. Bennett, John Donahue, Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. and others. Jack Burk’s application awaits action at mid-month meeting.
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Common Council
Thompson
Martinson
Handberg
W. E. Bennett
John Donahue
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
C. G. Westerlund
E. G. Bergen
Edwin Olson
Andrew Murray
Louis Holte
Octave Huppe
Louis Wardner
Fred Leveaux
Charles Nelson
Stanz Zwinski
Bernard Lee
Jack Burk
Heavy strawberry shipments flood regional markets
The city sent numerous carloads of strawberries to St. Paul and Minneapolis last week. Express shipments supplement the load as the berry crop proves bountiful and growers anticipate large profits from the season's acreage.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Express
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Whistler c
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Anbacher
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City Drug Store
A. Il. Lin
Gospel Missions
T. R. Spears
Seattle Washington
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California
Estabrook and Olson Furniture Company
Haberdashery
Toggery
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