Death of Pioneer Edward Cudmore in this city
Pioneer resident Edward Cudmore, 56, died last Friday at his west Bayfield street home after a long illness from anemia. Born in Prince Edward Island, he moved with his family here 28 years ago and is survived by a wife and eight children, plus three brothers and three sisters in Canada and a sister in Washburn. The funeral was Monday at the Methodist church with interment in the city cemetery. Also reported: Sioux River Base Ball team defeated a Washburn-picked team 20 to 12 on the Sioux River grounds, with two home runs in the seventh inning. next game scheduled for Sunday.
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Kident
Edward Cudwore
West Bayfield Street
Cudmore
Rochester
Edward Cudmore
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Ed. Berry
Oscar Thoreson
Helmer Moe
Ethel
John
Fred
Ray
George Day
Washburn
Maccabees, Beavers and
Mystic Workers
Methodist Church
Sioux River
David
Milwaukee
Stick Arnison
Odanah
Ashland
William Olson
Lew Anderson
George Fox
Big Oxford
Paulson
Neighbors News Highlights From Milwaukee Short Trip and Local Claims
News of the Week items note M S Hull attending the Grand Lodge in Milwaukee and Albert Anne of Philadelphia visiting. Mrs E C Alvord and Marion attend Mcllaster college graduation in St Paul. Misses Marion and Carrie Alvord plan an automobile trip to Scranton Pa. Lawrence Harwood resigns from E I DuPont to move to Chicago. Berry pickers needed. several residents travel for studies and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Alvord
Marion
St. Paul
Mcllaster College
Inga Wollum
Ester Swanson
Menomonie
Stout
Lawrence Harwood
E. I. DuPont
Chicago
Raarup Brothers
George Grant
Duluth
Minnie Anderson
Conservatory of Music
Funeral of Mrs. Anna Westling Held at Swedish Lutheran Church
Mrs. Anna OC Westling mother of E A Westling of Four Mile Creek district died Thursday after a brief illness. Born in Sweden March 30 1830 she was 84. Survived by husband two sons fourteen grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral from the Swedish Lutheran church last Sunday afternoon. Other local items note visitors, church changes, social news, sales and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna OC. Westling
E. A. Westling
Four Mile Creek
Beaver Lodge to Banquet After Slim Victory Split
Members of the Beaver lodge plan a Monday banquet at their lodge hall for next week. The group had split into two divisions in a membership contest led by Mrs. E. C. Alvord and M. S. Hull, with Hull’s side narrowly winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Lodge
E. C. Alvord
Hull
Alvord
City Attorney Walsh Invited to Duluth Flag Day Speech
Atty Join Walsh has been invited to speak in Duluth on Flag Day June 14 at a Knights of Columbus celebration. The event is described as a large local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Join Walsh
Duluth
Knights of Columbus
Prohibition Ticket Nominated at Madison Convention
D W Emerson of Ashland was named the Prohibition nominee for governor at the state convention in Madison. The ticket includes Chas L Hill for U S Senator and A J Benjamin for lieutenant governor, with Mayhew Mott, M A Schmeyer and Olive Needham in key posts. The convention rejected a constitutional national prohibition amendment but endorsed abolishing liquor taxes and licensing and possible further prohibition action.
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D. W. Emerson
Ashland
Prohibition
Madison
United States
Chas. L. Hill
Rosendale
A. J. Benjamin
Green Bay
Mayhew Mott
Neenah
M. A. Schmeyer
Menominee Falls
Olive Needham
LaCrosse
Market Report South St. Paul Bulls in Killing Cattle
Market report from South St. Paul Minnesota dated June 8 1914 notes a sharp rise in cattle prices as bulls dominate the live stock market. Traders report brisk demand despite seasonal uncertainty with buyers seeking stock cattle for dairy and beef operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul, Minn
Boys Return From Bark River Fishing Trip
Henry and Alvin Johnson, Leslie Olson, Otto Geisert and George Glacier returned from a Bark River fishing trip in the Olson gasoline boat. They left last Wednesday morning from the city and faced several storms delaying arrival at Herbster until Saturday. They often sought shelter during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Alvin Johnson
Leslie Olson
Otto Geisert
George Glacier
Bark River
Olson
Herbster
Washburn Civic League Meets Amid Planning for 4th Celebration
The Civic League held a well attended meeting with discussions on local topics. Plans for a large 4th of July celebration include Bayfield participation and funds already raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civic League
Commercial Club
Bayfield
D. LeBlanc
the Times
Navy Militia to Host 4th July Dance at Armory Hall
The naval militia dancing committee announces a Fourth of July dance to be held at Armory Hall. Organizers say proceeds will fund community activities and member events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Militia Dancing Committee
Armory Hall
Mild laxative aid promoted for habitual constipation
The notice promotes Dean's Regulats as a mild laxative to relieve chronic constipation. It suggests taking regularly and lists a price of 25 cents per box at all drug stores.
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Mr. Cudmore
Ae Eee
News OF the
M. S. Hull
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
Albert Anne
Philadelphia
Albert
Cumberland House
Charles Nelson
Nels M. Oscar
Sturgeon Bay
Knights of Pythias Order
Ed. Moore
May
J.T. Spears
Stanley
Northwest
South St. Paul
A. Spitzer & Sons
Spitzers
Harry Hartley
Superior
City
John Jeanis
Emma
Anna Torbol
Dr. Flint
A. Paulson
Oxford
Holgren and Johnson
Ole Shirley
E. C. Stevens
Mary Scott
Here
Bayfield County
Wis
P. W. Prey
M. Frey
P. G. Frey
Ady
Dean
Thomas
Albert Paulson
Paige
R. D.D. Nelson
Norske
Bayfield County Bank
Wisconsin
Market Report
C. FP
Bogenrief
H. H. Peavey
Eau Claire Lakes
Frank Cheage
Ashland Creamery Co
Marion-Woods Company
Temple Theatre
George T. Fox
John Christiansen
Hans Moe
Dr. Frey
Washburn Electric Light and Power Company
Times
Northwestern Fuel Company
B. Ungroot
Geo. G. Macdonald
Bristol Block
Hardy & Ryan
Waukesha
D. W. Corning
A. I. Lien
Ooh
anQis
Bayfield Peninsula
H. H. Peavey & Co., Inc
Washburn, Wisconsin
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