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Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1915

Page

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Omaha Night Train Proposal Aims For Better Rail Service

A. H. Wilkinson of First National Bank Bayfield led a push in Washburn to urge Omaha Railway to add night service between the Chequamegon Bay area and the Twin Cities. Washburn Commercial Club passed resolutions citing missed business ties and tourism potential, urging faster travel for northern Wisconsin, Ashland, and Bayfield.

A. H. Wilkinson First National Bank of Bayfield City Washburn Commercial Club Omaha Railway Company Chequamegon Bay District Twin Cities Ashland Wisconsin Minneapolis Lake Region

Marriage of Pauline Newhardt and John Danielson

Miss Pauline Newhardt and Mr John Danielson were married at the bride’s parents home with Rev H L Goodrich officiating. Jeanette Love was maid of honor and Fred Newhardt served as best man. A wedding dinner for twenty followed and the couple left for Minneapolis for their honeymoon. They plan to reside in Hoffmann Minnesota.

Pauline Newhardt Philiip.Newhardt West 4Thi Street John Danielson Amery H. L. Goodrich Methodist Church Jeanette Love Fred Newhardt Minneapolis Hoffmann, Minn Newhardt Wisconsin

Catholic Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs. George Lee's Home

The Catholic Ladies Aid society will be entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Lee, with plans for the gathering and activities discussed in the event.

Catholic Ladies Aid Society George Lee

Captain Doherty Circulates Mary Scott Time Cards in City

John B Doherty captain of the Steamer Mary Scott visits the city distributing season time cards for 1915. He notes the whistle of the Mary Scott may be heard before four weeks. Also a city drug store seeks a boy to learn the drug business needing at least two years of high school.

John B Doherty Washbur Scott Doherty Mary Scott City Drug Store

Big Attendance at Farm School in Northern Wisconsin

About 150 farmers from three or four counties attended the five day farm school at the State Experimental Farm in Ashland Junction. University officials may offer a three week session next year. Supt E J Delwiche led the event with professors J W Milward F L Musbach and F H Scribner directing talks on northern Wisconsin farming methods.

Wisconsin Ashland Junction E. J. Delwiche J. W. Milward F. L. Musbach F. H. Scribner

Detective Wiard to Speak on Saloon Question at Opera House

Owen O. Wiard founder of the World’s Association of Detectives will lecture at the Opera House Thursday through Saturday next week on the license question. He drew large crowds last year and warned attendees to leave children at home as seating is limited and admission is free.

Owen O. Wiard World’s Association of Detectives Opera House Wiard Opera Washburn

Wiechmann to take over City Drug Store in Washburn

Ben A. Wiechmann will become proprietor of the City Drug Store on April 1 replacing Q. W. Frost who retires after 25 years in business. Wiechmann, formerly with City Drug Store and Fox Bros. Pharmacy, plans a complete store overhaul and expansion with Arthur Oldendorf assisting.

Washburn Ben A. Wiechmann Wiechmann City Drug Store Fox Bros. Pharmacy Wausau Fred Fred Wiechmann Arthur Oldendorf Ladysmith McRae Frost

Death of Fred Terrell A Virginia Minn. Resident

Fred Terrell a former Washburn and Virginia Minn. resident died at his Virginia home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife and an adopted son. Funeral services will be held at St. Pauls Episcopal church with interment at Greenwood. Terrell was a longtime builder supplies firm partner and active in local politics.

Fred Terrell Virginia Minn Virginia Daily Independent Leonard Brinker F. W. Terrell Virginia St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Greenwood Terrell State Hospital Fergus Falls Stevens & Terrell

Knights of Pythias Carnation Ball Set for Easter Monday

Pretty invitations go out for the Knights of Pythias annual Carnation Ball to be held at the Armory on Easter Monday night April 6. Pederson's Orchestra will provide music as the lodge aims for one of the citys best dances with carnations for dancers and a festive hall.

Knights of Pythias Lodge Pederson

Swell Affair Card Party and Vaudeville Sketch in St Louis

A card party and vaudeville sketch titled A Swell Affair will be staged at the St. Louis Hall on Wednesday evening April 7. The show features leading city entertainers and will be followed by a card party with admission set at 20 cents. T H Robinson's auto livery ran its first spring trip on the Ashland road Sunday and is back in service for the season.

St. Louis Hall T. H. Robinson Ashland Road

Lecture by Mr. Petrie at Congregational Church Sunday

Mr. Petrie, superintendent of the Wisconsin Division of the Society of the Friendless and head of the Home of the Friendless at Wauwatosa, will deliver a lecture at the Congregational church on Sunday evening March 28. Special music will accompany the event. The Mother's Club organized the meeting and invites all parents to attend.

Petrie Wisconsin The Society of the Friendless

Thanks for support during illness and death of wife and mother

The family extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and comforting words during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They acknowledge Royal Neighbors and many friends for floral offerings. Signed by Mr. Timothy Manning and children.

Timothy Manning

Farm for Rent 65 Acres In St Paul Area

65 acres cleared with 20 acres fenced pasture and plowed land ready for crops. Includes temporary summer buildings and a good well. Rent cheap to the right party. Write to John C. Ott 750 S Roberts St St Paul Minn.

John C. Ott S. Roberts St. Paul Minn

Supreme Court Reverses Itself on Foreign Voting Papers

The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday reversed its position ruling that all foreigners must have their second papers to vote in Wisconsin elections this spring. Earlier the court had allowed voting with first papers, a decision now overturned.

Supreme Court Supreme Court of Wisconsin Wisconsin

Hawkes Escape Prompted City Police This Week

Charles Hawkes who was sentenced to ninety days in county jail for giving liquor to minors escaped and remained in town for days before officers tracked him. Miss Evelyn Downs and Charles Frost were elected delegates to the World Convention of Christian Endeavor in Chicago in July.

Charles Hawkes Hawkes Christian ‘Endeavor Society Evelyn Downs Charles Frost Christian Endeavor Societies Chicago

Calder for Municipal Judge in Washburn

Paid advertisement from George A. Calder seeking votes for Washburn Municipal Judge. He notes he has held the office by appointment since last December and pledges to perform duties conscientiously and without fear or favor.

Bayfield County Washburn

Farmers Will Meet Saturday For Pickle Station Effort

A district farmers meeting is planned for Saturday March 27 at the Commercial Club rooms to discuss establishing a Heinz pickle salting station in the city. L. S. Markley acreage manager will explain pickle growing details and seed is provided free while cucumbers are purchased at top prices.

H. J. Heinz Pickle Company Ashland Junction Washburn Heinz Company L. S. Markley

Teachers Examinations Scheduled in Bayfield Iron River and Washburn

Examinations for second grade on April 6 and first grade on April 7 at Bayfield and Iron River. Washburn exams run June 9 to 12, 1915. Renew certificates by credits earned at the Normal and send them in after summer. Jessie N. Smith, Co Supt. The Old Timers lost to the Youngsters at Proell Alleys Monday evening in bowling.

Bayfield Iron River Washburn Jessie N. Smith Proell

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Omaha United Owe Frost Q. W. Frost Prop Atlaamen North Wis City Drug Carnation Stearns Lumber Company Odanah, ‘Wis Mesdames E. E. Kentfield Quincy Brooks M. #. Kenfield Brooks Lake Boulevard O. A. Lamoreaux Kenfield Mesdames R. Gilmore W. Z. Robinson St. Patrick’s Margaret Lowham Miss Boyland Howard Palmer Rem Bell Ralph Brandon Northfield Pickle Factory Amos M. Hansen
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