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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

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Rev John Gibson to Move to Iron River Congregational Church

Rev John Gibson has accepted a call from the Congregational Church Society of Iron River and will move there next week. He will lead his last service in Washburn next Sunday after five years as pastor, praised as a community builder and a faithful church worker.

John Gibson Congregational Church Society of Iron River Gibson Washburn First Congregational Church John Bertram Florence West Superior

Stray Bay Horse Found in Washburn Wisconsin

Notice from Wo. Downe Chief of Police states a bay horse with white hind foot and star in forehead, about 1600 pounds, owner unknown, found on Washburn streets and taken to C. L. Willey livery stable. Dated June 21, 1901.

Washburn Bayfield County Wisconsin C. L. Willey Wo. Downe

E W Edgerley Dies After Short Illness In Washburn

E W Edgerley longtime Washburn resident died at his home after a pneumonia illness. Funeral held Tuesday morning with burial in Medford. He left a wife, a son and a daughter, and had owned the local flowing well. He had long been in business here and farmed near the city last year. E H Ludwig ends his tenure at the saloon he ran for some time.

E. W. Edgerley Washburn Medford Edgerley

Moonlight trip by the so called Dirty Dozen sparks warnings

A Washburn column mocks a group dubbed the Dirty Dozen planning a Friday Moonlight excursion demanding a twenty five cent fine for non attendance. The piece jokes about bald heads, warns of local bicycle thefts, and notes forged checks harming businesses in Hayward Cumberland and Shell Lake while recounting a burnt bawdy house near Ashland and Washburn hospitality.

Hayward Cumberland Shell Lake Frank Drummond Drummond

Merrigan Murder Shocks Bibon as Two Flee

Steve Merrigan, once a saloon keeper and now a well digger, was shot dead in his Bibon saloon by two men who fled immediately. The motive remains unclear amid rumors of premeditation and lingering questions about local cattle laws and street disturbances.

Steve Merrigan Bibon Merrigan Ashland Bayfield County

Two teachers hired by school board. district lists

The school board met Tuesday and hired Miss Belle Quale of Shell Lake and Miss Agnes Maher of Ashland. The full hired list includes D. E. Cameron, E. McClatchie, Dan Daly, Henry Oscar plus several other named teachers from Platteville River Falls and nearby towns. Deadwood Wis June 24 1901 editor Times.

Bell Qvale Shell Lake Agnes Maher Ashland D. E. Cameron E. McClatchie Dan Daly Henry Oscar Belle Quale Christine Bitzet Mable Bieg Platteville Ione

Bay Horse Strayed into Barn in Washburn

On June 13, 1901 a bay horse with two white hind feet and a star in the forehead strayed into a barn on East Bayfield Street and was taken up. The owner is unknown and the animal is held by Dan McBeath in Washburn Wisconsin. The notice is dated June 13 1901.

East Bayfield Street Washburn Wisconsin Dan McBeath

Gun Club Shoot Reveals Unexpected Results

At the latest Gun Club meeting O A Lamoreaux dropped to ten of twenty five, while L H Lien scored twenty one, W D Carson fifteen, Burt Robinson eleven, and Monroe Sprague twenty four whose score earned a medal. The club plans a big Fourth contest between Washburn Ashland and Hayward.

O. A. Lamoreaux L. H. Lien W. D. Carson Burt Robinson Monroe Sprague Washburn Ashland Hayward

Stray White Horse Found in Washburn Village

On June 25 1901 a white horse about 1600 pounds strayed into the unincorporated village of Washburn and was taken up by the undersigned who declares the owner unknown. Wma Downs dated June 26 1901.

Washburn Wma. Downs

Burning Church Arrest Leads to Trial Bound Over

John Feldt of Madeline Island is under arrest and bound over to the circuit court on an incendiary charge after the old church on the island burned the morning of the tenth inst. He was reportedly intoxicated that night and Ashland County authorities handle the case.

John Feldt Madeline Island Feldt Ashland County

County Jail Quarantined Over Smallpox Case

Owing to a smallpox case the county jail is under quarantine with the residence section excluded. Eight burglars, brought from Iron River, include a case from Saturday night and were moved to the pest house. Municipal Court examination began Saturday and was adjourned to Monday, delaying potential trials.

Iron River

Enchanting Swiss and Italian Lakes in The Ladies' Home Journal

A forthcoming Ladies' Home Journal issue will present a double-page spread featuring Engadine Valley and famed Swiss and Italian lakes. The spread promises remarkable views of Bernina Hospice St. Moritz Jungfrau Lake Como Lake Maggiore Lake Lucerne and other celebrated sites to broaden readers' outlooks.

Switzerland Italy Bernina St. Moritz Jungfrau Lake Como Lake Maggiore Lake of Lucerne Ladies’ Home Journal Engadine

Washburn Pastor Ends Five Year Ministry With Farewell

Next Sabbath Mr. Gibson concludes a five year pastorate in Washburn. He will preach The Incoming Pastor in the morning and administer communion, then lead a farewell service at night. The choir plans special music and Little Miss Sweezey will sing Christ is All. Town ministers may give brief talks. all are invited.

Gibson Washburn Miss Sweezey Christ

Wisconsin News Preference Highlighted by Sentinel Agent

A.G. Greening of the Milwaukee Sentinel bills Wisconsin newspapers over Minnesota papers. He notes Sentinel and Free Press have expanded readership in northern Wisconsin and urges locals to subscribe to Milwaukee papers for state news and editorial commentary.

A.G. Greening Milwaukee Sentinel Greening St. Paul Dispatch Wisconsin Sentinel Milwaukee Free Press Twin City Milwaukee Minnesota

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