Northern Minnesota timber claims eyed by city businessmen
A small party of local businessmen will travel to northern Minnesota to stake valuable pine timber claims near a new railroad. Each claim costs about 475 dollars after trip expenses, with timber estimated at 600 000 to 800 000 feet per claim and other timber on site. Names in the party include A H Wilkinson G A McHenry S L Boutin J P Lambert H C Hale and L M Shapiro. Doan's Segulets advertised for constipation relief.
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Citie
Minnesota
Community News from Fish Creek and Surrounding Areas
Last Wednesday G Englund and C Kallgren drove to A Larson to obtain 1 300 feet of lumber for the church. Gust and Swan Hagstrom promised 1 000 feet for siding and John Kagstrom 500 feet. John Olander brought a load of potatoes to Ashland Tuesday. Alex Ledin finished work in his camp. The snow remains deep in the woods. Last Thursday the Woman's Mission Circle met at Mrs Englund's home with about twenty attendees and a good time reported. Grandpa Ledin, ill for a month, is able to be around again. Mrs G Englund has been on the sick list this week. Alex Sedin has been quite ill with a severe cold.
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G. Englund
C. Kallgren
A. Larson
John Olander
Ashland
Alex Ledin
Englund
Ledin
Oddfellows
Columbia School
Peter Jensen
St. Joseph Hospital
Cegetery
Fowlers Undertaking
Ed. Fox
Lake Nebagamon
Henry Decamp
Canada
West
Gibson
Brule
Whitelaw
Wm. Little
New
Iron River
Father Bruillard
St. Michael’s Church
Agent Lange
N. P
Washburn
Notice of Taxes for Clover Town
The Clover town tax roll is in hand for collection after the original roll burned. Property owners must contact Sheriff A B Severson in Washburn Wisconsin. He will be at Herbster on December 23 to collect personal property tax before January 10, or levy and sale will follow.
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Clover
Herbster
A. B. Severson
Washburn
Wisconsin
Anna Perry
William Perry
Drummond
William BH. Irish
State of Wisconsin
Bayfield County
J. H. Grotheim
H. P. Alelberg
Orier
Wm. H. [Risn
Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy Ad Cough Cold
An advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar claims it cures coughs and colds. It warns to avoid imitation products and identifies Q. W. Frost as the source for genuine medicine in a yellow package.
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Women
An old advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure back pain and urinary troubles in women. Mrs. P Doyle of Washburn Wisconsin testifies the pills reduced kidney pain and improved health after purchasing from Sweet's drug store. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agents for 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Washburn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Polish settlers eyed for vacant Iron River lands
From our own Correspondent Mr Stratton reports Polish nationals considering relocation to vacant lands north of Iron River. If they settle here, land purchases could be extensive and bring a sizable community to the area.
Postmaster General renewals affect Times subscriptions
An order effective January 1 requires publishers to renew subscriptions to stay on the legitimate subscriber list. Dailies must renew within three months and weeklies within one year to continue mailings at standard rates. arrears of one year or more must be renewed to avoid disruption of mail through the postal system.
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Times
the Times
Home Telephone Install Promise Highlights Convenience
A local ad touts a guaranteed safety and satisfaction program for installing a HOME Telephone. It emphasizes ease of use, reliable service, and customer assurance in the installation process.
Local society notes and theater listings from Ashland
Mrs Tom Moore and Mrs Lafe Reuter hosted the Congregational Ladies Aid at Mrs Reuter s home. Rev Marvick and wife of Ashland attended the Christians silver event. Miss Maud Cobb of Ashland visited in the city. Mrs Patterson and sister Miss Janette visited Ashland last Saturday. O A Lamoreaux departed Sunday for Cass Lake on business. A Flinch party at S E Swanson residence drew a large crowd and favorable comments. Lois Stevens has been ill at home for a week. The Ole an actor with Swedish charm will perform at Washburn Opera House March 13 singing six new songs and delivering a Swedish dialect routine. The play Je Olson promises homey appeal and broad humor with a magnetic comedian and singer star of rare skill.
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E. Luick
Sand Island Light Station
Texas
Mexico
Dr. Stewart
Lake Nebagamon
Wm. Mineau
P. Savage
The
Pioneer
Ashland
Bayfield
Washburn
J. W. Fowler
Superior
State Board of Embalmers
O. A. Lamoreaux
Cass Lake
S. E. Swanson
Washburn Opera House
Je Olson
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims No Cough After Use
An old advertisement asserts there is no case of cough or cold leading to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar. It urges refusing imitations and promotes the genuine product in a yellow package as safe, effective, and nonopiated.
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Foley
Q. W. Frost
Burdock Blood Bitters Promised Tonic For Everyday Wellness
A brief promotional note extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a grand system tonic to strengthen the body, improve appetite and digestion, and promote sound sleep and joyful living. It emphasizes overall vitality and health benefits for daily use.
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FISH
Alex Sedin
G. F. Cross
Wis
State Bank
Washburn, Wisconsin
M. A. Sprague, Pres
F. T. Yates
O. P. Swanby
Dean’s
Iron River Dept
Stratton
Jake Johnson
Barnes
Ambherst Junction
Congregational Church
Town Hall
Hilman
Buiding
Bank
Foleys
Tom Moore
Lafe Reuter
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Marvick
Maud Cobb
Patterson
Janette
Lois Stevens
Ole
Fairland
Sweden
State of
Ethel A. Walsh
William Coach
John Walsh
P.O
Washburn, Bayfield Co
Arnold M. Hostland
Arnold M. Hustland
Wn, H. Irish
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Indian Territory
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C. R. Chapman
C W Layton
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T W Teasdale
Washburn Wis
F. Tetzner
N. Clausen
CL. Willey’s
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