Government Land Withdrawn From Market
Territorial notice states all lands have been withdrawn from the market and no further entries to lands are allowed. Officials declare existing entries preserved only under prior rights and pending actions.
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28 Jun 1906
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Washburn Times in Washburn, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
1
Fourth of July Celebration To Be Held In Washburn
Government land withdrawals north of township 33 threaten state entry. Washburn plans a grand Fourth of July with games races and a fireworks display at Washington avenue inviting nearby towns to join in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
John W. Miller
Osceola
Polk County
Antigo
Merrill
Washington Avenue
Cupid's Busy Week Brings Five City Weddings
In a flurry of nuptials five couples wed in recent days across the city. Russell and Shefhauser were married at St. Louis Catholic Church with a small dinner at a relative's home. Wachsmuth and Tetzner tied the knot at the bride's parents' house with a reception for relatives. Wachsmuth is president of Wachsmuth Lumber Co. at Bayfield. Tetzner teaches in public schools. The newlyweds plan to reside in Superior and Bayfield respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Wachsmuth
Bayfield
Lenam, Tetzner
Frank Tetzner
C. Gutekunst
German Lutheran Church
Wachsmuth
Wachsmuth Lumber Company
Miss Tetaner
Houghton
Milwaukee
Communion Service and Appeal at Local Church
Next Sunday morning the quarterly Communion Service will be observed and all members are urged to attend. Others are invited. The pastor's sermon will fit the occasion and donations to the San Francisco Churches will be collected. Bring offerings in envelopes or in the church furnished envelope. Fellowship continues with Sunday School and Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washburn Loan and Building Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Washburn Loan and Building Association announces its annual meeting at Town Hall on Saturday June 30 at 8 PM. All stockholders are urged to attend. Signed L. N. Clausen, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Loan and Building Association
L. N. Clausen
Bayfield County Bank Publishes June 18 1906 Financial Statement
Official publication of Bayfield County Bank Washburn Wisconsin shows assets of 149 982 75 and liabilities including capital stock 20000 surplus 1647 13 and deposits 129 335 62. Cashier C D Lowder attests the balance sworn June 3 1906 before Notary Public F T Clarence Oscar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayfield County Bank
Washburn
State of
Wisconsin
Hab Eimsig Eed
Wodelesngs
Céaen Sores Banking House
Bad Hans
Rae
Ss Sandeganenesss
Anne
State of Wisconsin
County of Bayfield
C. D. Lowder
C. O. Sowder
Clarence Oscar
Notary Public
Convention Called Off In Superior Over Sunday Picnics
The Civic League of Superior blocked Sunday picnics planned by the Red Men Lodge to fund a convention entry. After hard work securing the event, Superior loses the gathering as planners seek another city. The exact site remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Civic League of Superior
Red Men’s Lodge
Superior Red Men
Civic League
Five room house on two lots for sale by Loveland firm
Cheap cash sale of a five room house with two lots, well located. Inquiries directed to Peterson and Hanson for Loveland company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland Company
Peterson & Hanson
Local Marriage At Axelberg Home Recalls Masked Gown
Mr T Clarence Oscar and Miss Eva Axelberg wed at the bride’s parents home at noon Tuesday in a small ceremony conducted by Rev Joseph Weiss. Miss Edna Mortenson served as maid of honor and Frank Smith as groomsman. The couple will reside in the Flynn house on West Third Street. both are graduates with Oscar having worked in L N Clausen’s office and Eva a cashier and bookkeeper at the Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Clarence Oscar
Eva Axelberg
H. P. Axelberg
Joseph Weiss
Congregational Church
Edna Mortenson
Frank Smith
Axelberg
Leader Store
Oscar
L. N. Clausen
Flynn
West Third Street
Marriage of Albert Holgren and Gustava Sveerd at Washington Ave
Albert Holgren and Gustava Sveerd wed Saturday evening at their residence at the corner of Washington avenue and Fourth street with Rev. A H Haver of the Scandinavian Methodist Church officiating. Miss Jennie Anderson was bridesmaid and Carl Holmberg groomsman. A reception followed at the Masonic hall. The couple will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Holgren
Gustava Sveerd
Washington Avenue
Fourth Street
A. H. Haver
Scandinavian Methodist Church
Jennie Anderson
Carl Holmberg
Masonic Hall
Mable Goodnough Weds Richard Gehrke in Ironwood
Miss Mable Goodnough of this city wed Mr. Richard Gehrke of Arbor Vitae in Ironwood Michigan last Tuesday June 19. The bride, popular here, has lived with her parents for years and made many friends. The groom, a promising young man, holds a good position in Arbor Vitae. They will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Goodnough
Richard Gehrke
Arbor Vitea
Ironwood
Mich
Arbor Vitae
Dangers of Fireworks Spark Tetanus Infections
Health officials warn fireworks like blank cartridges giant firecrackers cannon fire crackers and toy firearms pose tetanus risk. Dust carrying tetanus germs accumulates in July heat and settles on skin. wounds allow entry and can rapidly prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Health department warns against explosive fireworks for Independence Day
The department urges strict enforcement to stop sale of dangerous blank cartridges and similar devices. It cites tetanus deaths linked to July celebrations and notes Michigan bans sales to under 13. After 1903 reforms deaths fell as public sentiment rose and ordinances passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Department
United States
Michigan
Fund for July Excursionists Grows Steadily
The fundraising committee reports steady growth for the July excursion fund. Hundreds of expected visitors on July 14 and 15 require support from every businessperson. Subscriptions are urged to ensure a memorable welcome and good time for the guests.
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Ness
Groot Meehan
EAGLE
F. A. Bell
Wausau
Wis
Ashland
Cupid
Russell—Shefhauser
C. A. Russell
Hannah Shefhauser
St. Louis Catholic Church
Ulric Petri
Charles Hughes
Mary Shefhauser
Geo. Irving
Shefhauser
Washburn High School
Russell
Loveland & Preston Company
Commercial Club
Wacasmuth
Tetzner
Congregational Church Service
Peter
Fraser
Oscar—Axelberg
Holgren—Sverd
Gehrke—Goodnough
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