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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1918

Page

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Washburn Steam Laundry Sold to Rice Lake Manager

John Yepp of Rice Lake has agreed to purchase the Washburn Steam Laundry from John Monsos, with sale by next Monday through W. A. Robinson. Yepp plans to modernize the plant and expand operations, leveraging his years in the laundry business. Monsos will retire after years of service and may pursue other ventures.

Washburn John Monsos John Yepp Rice Lake W. A. Robinson Mr. Yepp Yepp Monses George A. Calder

Resignation of Rev O W Smith from Congregational Church

Rev O W Smith pastor resigns from Congregational church due to his daughter's illness and need for a climate change. Board to act on July 31. He led the church for years, was popular, and his family is held in high esteem as they seek relief and possible future return.

O. W. Smith Congregational Church

Bayfield County road repair advances toward Barksdale

The Ashland County line to Barksdale road is under heavy repair by Pepperd and Fulton. Crews leveled the long bridge and lake head fill and are laying crushed rock and rolling it. Work extends into Barksdale toward Nash, aiming to make this busy route one of Bayfield county’s finest.

Ashland Barksdale Bayfield County Pepperd and Fulton Nash Washburn

Hornet Club to Host Basket Social and Ice Cream Social

The Hornet Club will hold a basket and ice cream social at its next regular meeting Saturday evening July 27 at 8 pm in Grange Hall. A dance is planned and everyone is invited to attend and enjoy a pleasant evening while getting acquainted.

Hornet Club Grange Hall

County Treasurer Froseth at Ashland Grand Lodge meetings

County Treasurer Alfred Froseth attended the Grand Lodge meetings of the S. A. F. in Ashland this week. Warren Bennett of Rhinelander transacted business in the city in the latter part of last week.

Alfred Froseth Grand Lodge Ashland Warren Bennett Rhinelander

First Annual Farmers Picnic Planned by Executive Committee

The event aims to entertain, showcase Experimental Farm plots with E J Delwiche and other staff, and raise Red Cross funds. Activities include Washburn Band music, games for children, refreshments, a Sand vs Clay Farmers baseball game, and auctioning calves and pigs. Speakers include E J Delwiche C F Morris and Q W Smith. grounds lie opposite the experimental farm with fresh water and tents for ladies and children. A second social, a bag social at McKinley School on July 27 1918, invites all to attend.

E. J. Delwiche Red Cross Washburn Band Delwiche Musback C. F. Morris Q. W. Smith

Bayfield County Draft Contingent Departs for Camp Grant

Hundreds gather at the depot as Bayfield county sends eighty men to Camp Grant Illinois for training as U S soldiers. Walter Mertz leads with Russell Sheridan as lieutenant. Scouts wave Old Glory and locals cheer Keep the Home Fires Burning as the convoy leaves. The 1918 class and Class D2 registrants have begun serving, with many already overseas or in training camps.

Bayfield County Omaha Camp Grant Illinois United States Court House Walter Mertz Russell Sheridan

New Chequamegon Chalet Opens for Travelers on Bay Shore

The Chequamegon Chalet near Chequamegon Bay opens under P K Everson William Messenger and Mrs P K Everson. It offers one daily breakfast for about ten guests with advance reservations and auto shuttle service from town.

Chequamegon Chalet Chequamegon Bay Olson Lake Shore P. K. Everson William Messenger

Nurses Asked to Provide Ten Red Cross Nurses

Want Nurses Washburn is called upon to furnish ten Red Cross nurses for arms service and a drive will be made in this city to secure the required number and as many additional as possible. Mrs MacRae will be in charge and any young ladies may call her for information. With the world war on there is a great scarcity of nurses and many new ones are wanted to fill up the ranks. William Johnstone was home from Duluth over Sunday visiting family and friends.

Washburn Red Cross

Wisconsin Conservation Commission Sets Bayfield County Hearing

The Wisconsin Conservation Commission will meet at the Washburn courthouse on August 9 at 2 p m to discuss deer and game laws, hear sportsmen from Bayfield County, and consider amendments after statewide talks. The hearings aim to inform sportsmen and gather their views to promote conservation of fish and game resources statewide.

Wisconsin Conservation Commission Court House Washburn Bayfield County Conservation Commission Wisconsin

Geisert Family Updates From Minnesota Trip

Mr and Mrs August Geisert returned the latter part of last week from a visit to St Paul Spooner and Duluth. While away they visited with their sons Otto and Roy who have enlisted in Uncle Sam s army.

August Geisert St. Paul Spooner Duluth Otto Roy Uncle Sam

Former Washburn Mayor George Dibbell Sr. Dies

George A Dibbell Sr longtime Washburn mayor dies in Superior hospital July 20 after locomotor ataxia. Born Danville Canada Feb 18 1842 he was 76 in age. Survived by wife Amanda Breneman two sons George Pearl and Allen and daughter Mrs Pearl Kelley. Funeral held at Hansen Parlors with Rev O W Smith. interment Woodland Cemetery.

George Dibbell Washburn Superior Hansen Undertaking O. W. Smith Woodland Cemetery George A. Dibbell Danville Canada Amanda Breneman Sheldon Minn George Pearl Allen Pearl Kelley Dibbell

Explosives Handling Urged to Run Afoul of Law

James M. Long, chairman of the County Explosive committee, urges dealers and handlers of explosives to contact him to ensure compliance with wartime laws. He notes strict government regulations and permits required for selling or handling explosives and warns against improper storage. Long offers to explain regulations to anyone seeking guidance.

James M. Long County Explosive Committee Long

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Sarah Thompson

We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for the kind deeds flowers and comforting words during the illness and death of our mother and wife Mrs. Sarah Thompson Louis Thompson and son express gratitude for support.

Sarah Thompson Louis Thompson

Lutheran Church Services and Sunday School

The Nov. Lutheran Church hosts morning services with Sunday School at noon and an English language service in the evening led by Pastor Christiansen.

Christiansen

Navy enlistment of Allen Flynn and Vikings meeting at John Martinson

Allen Flynn, son of Mrs. William Olson, enlisted in the U.S. Navy last week after securing his mother's consent. He is in his teens and chose the Navy as the sole service option. The Vikings plan a Sunday meeting at John Martinson's home at 3 o'clock to discuss a very interesting topic.

Allen Flynn William Olson U.S. Navy Allen Navy Vikings John Martinson

Nomination Papers Out for County Sheriff Race

James M. Long will seek the Republican nomination for sheriff amid possible contest. Alex LaLond and Iron River may enter the race. Clerk of the Court may see a contest with Harvey Irish opposing Bell. Democrats and Socialists have not announced county tickets. Voter interest is low due to wartime and busy times.

Sheriff Murray James M. Long Alex LaLond Iron River Harvey Irish Bell

Congregational Church Plans Meeting on Rev Smith Resignation

A business meeting of the Congregational church is set for Wednesday July 31 at 8 p m to act on the resignation of Rev O W Smith and handle any other lawful church affairs.

The Congregational Church O. W. Smith

Rural Carrier Examination for Bay County Wis in 1918

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam for Bay County Wisconsin to fill rural carrier posts at Mason and Iron River with additional future vacancies. The test on August 10 1918 is open to male citizens domiciled in the county meeting Form No 19%7 requirements. Women may also compete during wartime under the same conditions.

United States Civil Service Commission Bayfield Wis Washburn Iron River Mason and Iron River Washington, D. C Commission Washington Post Office Department John A. Melihenny

25000 Student Nurses Sought for Training in U S Hospitals

Bayfield County is asked to provide a quota of 25000 student nurses for service in the United States and overseas. For information contact Mr. E N Oistad secretary Bayfield County Chapter American Red Cross.

Bayfield County E. N. Oistad American Red Cross

Youths Volunteer for Special Government Calls in August

Dozens of 1918 registrants in Bayfield County appear before the Local Board to offer their services for special army duties. Many will depart early in August to report for training by August 15, with assignments to aerial photography in Syracuse and mechanical roles in Kansas City and Indianapolis as volunteers respond to unfilled calls. Local Secretary Oscar notes several calls remain open to registrants.

Bayfield County Amil Berger Washington, D. C Syracuse N. Y Kansas City Carl R. Thoreson Washburn Clarence Strauman Mason Harry Loshea Carl Odeen Levi Anderson Nels Halversen James Bibeau Bernard Bensen Harry Scoville Vernon Johnson Andrew Jensen George Anderson Bayfield Iowa City Iowa Arthur Colberg Walter Faulk Wm. Micheals Roy Christiansen Ryder Olsen Charles Nordahl Indianapolis Ind Oscar

Public Hearing on Deer Law Changes in Bayfield County

Wisconsin Conservation Commission schedules a public hearing at 2:00 p.m. in the Bayfield County Court House Washburn to consider petition to reinstate the One Buck Law or other deer conservation measures. Petitioners urge action to prevent deer extermination in Wisconsin.

Bayfield State Conservation Commission Wisconsin Washburn Bayfield County the Conservation Commission Wisconsin Conservation Commission

Families Enjoy Pleasant Week at Siskiwit Lake

Amos M. Hansen and wife and Elmer Oistad and family and L. N. Clausen and others are spending the week at Siskiwit Lake enjoying a very pleasant outing.

Amos M. Hansen Elmer Oistad L. N. Clausen Siskiwit Lake

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Washburn Steam Laundry Farmers County Ashland Junction Enterprise Club McKinley School W. E. Plant C. F. Bogenrief Co W. Smith V. E. Brubaker Godspeed Peavey A. W. MacLeod C. H. Werden County Council of Defense High Seas William Johnstone George Dibbell, Sr Superior Hospital Hansen Sherriff Rural Carrier Examination U. S
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