Social and Personal News Roundup of the Week
Felix LaCrosse visits from Grandview. Miss Minnie Meismer travels to Couer d'Alene. Mrs. Summerfield visits Spooner. Various locals attend weddings, visits, and events. babies sought for July 4th show. Segal Bros. acquire Bayfield stock. ice cream at the Baby Show. water works added at Washington Ave home. church services resume. lost watch and colt reported. deer killed by train prompts caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Meismer
Couer d'Alene
Idaho
C. Summerfield
Spooner
Johnson
Iron River
Ashland
Ashland Brewers
George Darrow
Couer d’Alene
Washburn
Segal Bros
M. Ryder Dry Goods
Bayfield
Carl Holman
Saloon Licenses aims for City Treasury Gain
Sixteen licenses this year expected as saloon operators file by Saturday to keep their permits for another year. The move would add eight thousand dollars to the city treasury.
State creates Wisconsin State Teachers Agency
Madison June 19. Legislature passes a law forming the Wisconsin State Teachers Agency. Public school teachers may pay a two dollar membership to the Commissioner of Labor and Industrial Statistics to access bureau services for securing positions in state schools without further charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin State Teachers’ Agency
Commissioner of Labor and Industrial Statistics
Wis
Small Pox In City Quarantine Put On House
Robert Singer contracted small pox while working at a lumber camp near Bayfield. He fell ill after arriving in the city and a physician diagnosed the disease, triggering a house quarantine to stop spread. Singer has been sick but is now said to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayfield Street
First Avenue
Thomas Moore
Thomas Daly
Seattle
Fred Reickhoff
Henry
Tacoma
Washington
DuPont Company
Washburn
Reickhoff
Superior Normal
Jessie N. Smith
M. Wyman
Catherine
Robert Singer
Bayfield
Singer
Wisconsin Freshmen win big intercollegiate rowing race on Hudson
Wisconsin Freshmen win by a narrow margin over East schools in the intercollegiate rowing event on the Hudson yesterday. Cornell wins the varsity race. The Onoko carries coal at the dock. Lake trout trip yields about 350 pounds of fish despite bad weather. Notables on the trip include Sheriff Severson and Poppe who caught the largest fish at 22 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Hudson
Cornell
Sheriff Severson
Mylore
Estabrook
Sowder
Harrington
Duggan
Fox
Poppe
Peterson
Williams
McLeod
Lamoreaux
Kenfield
Gibson
Walsh
Oscar
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Lower Pine Street
8Th Avenue
J. E. Rogers
Felix LaCrosse
Grandview
James Corbett
Superior
Joseph Failing
Barksdale
H- J. Penfield of
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Mr. Cookston of
Cordray
J. W. Gibson
James Harvey
Arkansas
Bertha Casperson
Benlick
Bert Robinson
John Gautschi
Antigo
John Darrick
W. J. Maitland
Hank Mooney
Washington Avenue
L. P. Anderson
Pratt
Francis Dickerson
Marian Alvord
Julia Stevens
Opera
Sandy McDonald
Fred Talbot
Walter McBaine
Thomas Hughes
Dean
99 Cent
Ethel Bean
Kingston
Ontario
George F. Morgan
Duluth
The
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Nels M. Oscar
Margaret Maher
Minnie Kinney
John W. Gibson
Mable Gibson
John P. Page
Philip Axelberg
Cumberland
City Clerks Office
Opera House
T. M. Smith
Wausau
Louis Bruso
Dellword
Ley. Michealson
Rowe, Nl
Jennie Caithness
Everett
Clausen
Miss Caithness
Napoleon Emard
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gage
Ness
Miss Mabel Gibson
John Page
Miss Mabel
John Gibson
Jake Segal
Frank Bennett
Charles Lee
H. J. Finstad
Mabel French
Chicago
Richmond
French
Hesmer
State Teacher’s Agency
G. F. Cross
D. G. Thomas
Bureau
Inter
Geo. Posey
Fin
O. Davidson
A. Paulson
Chequamegon Bay
Meehan
Gilbert Olson
John A. Anderson
L. Willey
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