Depositions Filed in Wiehe Spring Lake Case at Ashland
Court Commissioner Walter S. Cate heard depositions on the Spring Lake matter as part of the Wiehe versus Wisconsin Conservation Commission dispute. Wiehe claims ownership of the lake and stream, seeks to prevent state control and damages about 3500 dollars. Lawyers Baker and Hall led the examination of about ten witnesses. final federal court action expected before Judge Luse at Superior. In a separate note, Troan Powder Co. demonstration by Sherwood of Bayfield showed land clearing using dynamite 20 percent and 40 percent blends, testing lift efficiency on varied soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wiehe
Chicago
State Conservation Commission of
Wisconsin
Cate
Ashland
Wiehe
Spring Lake
State Conservation Commission
Baker
Hall
Luseat
Sherwood
Bayfield
Trojan Powder Company
Sweenehart
Visitors From Florida Bring News To Hughes, Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs W L Bradfield of Hughes welcome their daughter and son in law from Florida for a lengthy summer visit. Northern Pacific worker Hans E Sateen suffers serious push car accident two miles east of town and will be out for some time. Iron River High School grants diplomas to Class of 1921 at the Opera House. William J Barker injured on Brule river case slated for Industrial Commission ruling. Local turnout at Pine Tree Farms Land Clearing Demonstration with State Agricultural College contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bradfield
Hughes
Florida
Hans E. Sateen
Northern Pacific Section
Mr. Hanson
Hanson
Iron River High School
Fenella Ruth Daniels
Bernice Elizabeth MacDonald
Ethel Grace Johnson
Margaret Daroles Kunzelman
Mary Beach Johnson
Oswald E. Oas
Leland Savage
Opera House
William J. Barker
Ashland
Industrial Commission
Henry Clay Pierce
Barker
Piercce
Brule
Pierce
Brule River
Sweenehart
State Agricultural College
Fardy
Bayfield County Land Clearing Association
Four Legged and Three Legged Chickens Baffle Farmer
A Wisconsin farmer on Ole Benson’s farm hatched a three legged chick that used its extra leg for balance and lived ten days. Now Gus Anderson of Wehee reports a hen that hatched a four legged chick and seeks classification for the anomaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mno
Wis
Ole Benson
Gus Anderson
Wehee
Anderson
Bayfield Notes on Local Residents and Memorial Day
Ray Murray returning from Marquette Dental College to spend summer in Bayfield. George Cooley Sr. travels to Wausau for medical specialist after leg fractures from a tramway incident at Waghsmuth yards. D A Munroe of Washburn, G A R veteran, visits Bayfield to observe Memorial Day with old comrades.
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Ray Murray
Marquette University
Milwaukee
George Cooley, Sr
Wausau
D. A. Munroe
Washburn
Local visitors and sports wrap up Ashland events
Mrs Wilson and daughter Olga visited Ashland with Mrs Wilson at St Josephs hospital where he has been confined since last fall receiving treatment for injuries from the tramway accident. The local baseball team lost to Mason 10 to 9 on Decoration Day after an extended tie. The Neebie Club students and instructors plan a Lake Namekagon camping trip. Various locals including the Bowers, Werthmer party, and visitors from Superior spent Decoration Day at camps and homes around Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
White River
Neebie Club
Lake Namekagon
Relatives Visit Green Bay Family ArrivesWednesday
A family visiting Green Bay for several weeks arrived Wednesday. They are accompanied by Mr. Sutton's mother who will stay with the family for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Brainerd Family Visits Russell After Toronto Trip
Mrs. Al, Lamont and son Alec from Brainerd Minnesota visit relatives in Toronto and stay with the Dave Lamont and Hector Lamont families in Russell this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al, Lamont
Alec
Brainered, Minn
Toronto
Canada
Dave Lamont
Hector Lamont
Russell
Bayfield Native Returns to Milwaukee for Family Visit
Guy Steward, once a Bayfield youth now living in Milwaukee since last fall, arrived in the city at the start of the week to visit his father and local friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Steward
Bayfield
Milwaukee
City
West End Study Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Ray Southmayd
Mrs Ray Southmayd hosted the West End Study Club at her Second Street home with Mrs C E Johnson as guest of honor. At 5 30 luncheon was served by the hostess and her sister Mrs H Lamont. Tables featured lilacs and violets at each place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Southmayd
West End Study Club
Second Street
C. E. Johnson
H. Lamont
Ashland High student Dolphy Habert hosts holiday
Dolphy Habert of Ashland High School spent the holiday at her home here. Miss Elsie Wallin of Ashland visited over the weekend. Shins Chester Hanson of Washburn visited the Wallin home Sunday. Pat Wallin visited friends in Washburn during the past week.
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Dolphy Habert
Ashland High School
Elsie Wallin
Ashland
Chester’ “Hanson of
Washburn
Wallin
Pat Wallin
Washburn and Upson Residents Spend Weekend at Home
Benoi t Eradell Snider of Washburn and Miss Edythe Larson of Upson spent the weekend at their homes and return Tuesday to filfish the school term. Miss Violet Hoagland of Washburn visited her parents here Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eradell Snider
Washburn
Edythe Larson
Upson
Violet Hoagland of
Local School Term Close Activates Social Evening
Miss Edith Molin and Miss Agness Myhres returned and left for Washburn after finishing terms. Walter Olson visited Benoit Sunday and Monday. Hubbard school near term end featured a program by Miss Ether Lofstrom with clever pieces and dialogues by children. Ice cream, cake and dancing followed the program with Miss Fern Christiansen also noted.
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Hubbard School
Ruth Melstrand Visits Mrs. J Melstrand in Ashland
Ruth Melstrand spent Sunday afternoon and evening visiting at the home of Mrs. J Melstrand. They are taking the nurse's course at Ashland General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Melstrand
J. Melstrand
Ashland General Hospital
Hoagland Heads to Chippewa Falls and Spooner Motor Trip
George Hoagland left Saturday morning for a motor trip to Chippewa Falls and Spooner. Miss Delia Hanson of Washburn visits at the home of Mrs. E. C. Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoagland
Chippewa Falls
Spooner
Delia Hanson
Washburn
E. C. Erickson
Myrtle Wilder Returns Home After Ashland Visit
Miss Myrtle Wilder came back Sunday from a stay in Ashland where she visited friends and relatives and is glad to be home again.
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Myrtle Wilder
Ashland
Furler Visits Benoit Over Weekend
Roy K. Furler of Ashland visited Benoit on Sunday and Monday, staying to see local sights and meet residents during the weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy K. Furler
Ashland
Benoit
New Boyle Roche Burlesque Found From 1705 Manuscript
A manuscript letter dated 1705 reveals a new "bull" by Sir Boyle Roche. The line features Roche’s quip about a fellow gentleman laughing in his face and a humorous demand to name what is being laughed at. The discovery is noted by the Boston Transcript.
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Sir Boyle Roche
Sir Boyle
Speaker
Boston Transcript
So He Losed Out in Child Speech
A four year old boy mispronounces a nursery tale line about Mother Hubbard. He switches “lost” to “losed out” while describing the mother’s failed bone retrieval, revealing playful language development and ear for rhyme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Mother Hubbard
Habits of the Birds Among Shared Flock Leaders
John Burroughs notes that most birds split from hosts after breeding, but bluejays bluebirds and kingbirds along with a few others often stay together most of the year, forming cooperative groups in their habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Northern Pacific promotes Minnesota Wisconsin lake region
The Northern Pacific issues a 65 page illustrated folder inviting tourists to Minnesota and Wisconsin lakes this summer. It covers Superior Brule Iron River Washburn the Apostle Islands and Ashland and notes the Lake Superior district is good for hay fever sufferers. Other lines offer reduced rates into northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan with Chequamegon Bay season starting mid June.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Superior
Brule
Iron River
Washburn
Apostle Islands
Ashland
Lake Superior
Chicago
Twin Cities
Upper Michigan
Chequamegion Bay
Strange Second Party and Aunts Visit Recalled
A Chicago Tribune reminiscence recalls visiting an aunt with a small boy and returning with a husband on their honeymoon. The boy, questioned about a past figure, says he remembers Ria but not the accompanying man, highlighting a memory moment from the narrator’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ria
Chicago Tribune
Ancient venom studies demand vast capture efforts
The article notes that analysing poison requires extreme collection efforts, with as many as 20,000 serpents needed for venom from a single explorer and about 200,000 bees to extract bee venom for proper analysis.
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News of the County
Walter S. Cate
Bayfield Press
H. G. Mertens
Mertens
M. A. Sutton
Grand View
George Bowers, Jr
S. Werthmer
Camp Fire Island
Clam Lake
Walter Johnson
C. J. Kelly
William
A. J.benlick
Edith
John Windall
Park Falls
Windall
Trapper Lake
Merton Kelly
Edith’ Molin
Walter G Olson
Fern Christiansen
Northern Pacific
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Clausen Oistad Company
H. Bratley
State Depository
U. S
U.S
United States Tires Rubber Company
United States
Bergquist & Kinstler
Washburn, Wis
Fiege Bros
Bayfield, Wis
Port Wing Hardware CO
Port Wing, Wis
Pirnie & Son Auto CO
U. S. Tubes
Real Building Service
Olson & Olson
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