Republicans Name Delegates to Chippewa Falls Convention
Bayfield County Republicans held a harmony filled county convention on May 26 1902 choosing delegates from Washburn Bayfield Pratt Drummond Port Wing Iron River and Mason to the Chippewa Falls convention. Resolutions praised McKinley Roosevelt and Congressman Jenkins and urged vigorous action to curb great combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Jenkins
Court House
L. N. Clausen
A. W. McLeod
H. C. Hale
Bayfield
Washburn
J. E Jones
O. A. Lamoreaux
Nels Nelson
N. M. Oscar
Charles O. Sowder
Gus Hering
M. M. Sweet
Currie G. Bell
S. L. Boutin
John Wilson
G. A. Hering
H. P. Axelberg
Erick Johnson
Port Wing
Gus Broman
Pratt
C.C. Williams
F. F. Moe
Iron River
Bayfield County
Wm. McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress of
Chippewa Falls
Congress
The Ingrate in Every Community
A Cumberland Advocate opinion condemns ingrates as ungrateful and selfish. The piece warns they sting in return for help and rise only to betray, urging patience and moral rise instead. It emphasizes the need to endure until they seek improvement and adopt universal goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Advocate
Two Westward Timber Claims Return Home
Two parties from Grants Pass returned from Oregon timber claims with most staking six to ten million feet of fir sugar pine and cedar. Most plan to wait years for returns while some will stay to homestead. The venture faces high costs limited local lumbering and uncertain market timing. several named men are among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Homstead
Iver Aratson
Henry Olson
Ole Sherley
John Carlson
Martin Saultness
A. Holt
O. O. Lund
D. R. Warner
Ole Hovde
C. Rockstud
A. Brown
J. Dukelow
Grants Pass
Lands Buyer from Gardner Maine Eyes Local Lands
Will buy Lands J. S. Maxey of Gardner Maine spent several days here visiting D. M. Maxey and inspecting lands near Washburn. He said before leaving he was prepared to make heavy investments in agricultural and cut over lands, proving his large means by purchasing several tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Maxey
Gardner
Maine
D. M. Maxey
Washburn
Ard's Pringie's Minstrels Bring New Vaudeville Program
The Ard's Pringie's Minstrels present a revel of bright minstrel ideas blending Old Plantation Days with contemporary acts. The company uses Pullman cars for travel and plans a 2:30 p.m street parade on arrival, showcasing new features before the big event on June Sid at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Sid
Opera House
Lang to wed Miss Mary W. Noyes in Boston trip
F C Lang travels to Boston for his June 11 wedding to Miss Mary W Noyes. The couple plans a week or two in the Adirondacks and visits to Montreal Niagara Falls and other eastern points before returning to Washburn in early July. Lang has worked with the Omaha railroad for two years and is well regarded by friends and business peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Lang
Boston
Massachusetts
Mary W. Noyes
Adirondacks
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Lang
Omaha Railroad
Washburn
McEmbree and Young Wed at St Louis Catholic Church
Mr John McEmbree and Miss Rose Young were married last Saturday morning at St Louis Catholic Church. In the evening they hosted a wedding dance at Union Hall and will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McEmbree
Rose Young
St. Louis Catholic Church
Union Hall
Daly Heads to Milwaukee for Short Vacation
Thomas Daly general freight agent at the Omaha depot left the forepart of the week for Milwaukee where he expects to spend a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Daly
Omaha
Milwaukee
Bids Sought for Walker School Boiler Room
The secretary of the School Board will accept bids until June 15 1902 for a brick or stone boiler room at Walker School. Plans and specifications available at the secretary’s house after June 2 1902. Class of 1902 prepares for class day and commencement exercises at Walker High School with a program including music orations and diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
Walker School
J. A. Sheridan
Walker High School
Mary Redmond
Audrey Hulbert
Frieda Zeidler
Judy O’shea
Harriet Rommel
Brown
Mary Redrond
Glass Will
Nettie Mitchell
Nellie Murphy
Leila Gifford
Kail
E. R. Sidell
Jeanette L. Mitchell
Harriev E. Rommel
Mary E. Redmond
Junior Barewell
Etta Murphy
The
Mission of America
Valédie— Tory
Harriet M. Duffy
Benediction
Oh. McTintoah
Fox Bros. Drug Store
Thursdany A. m
Notice for Bids on Lincoln School Sewer Project
The School Board will receive bids until June 10 1902 for a sewer through the Lincoln School ground using 20 and 24 inch pipe. Bids must follow the board's directions and the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolic
Lincoln School
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Ge Ity Drug Store
Frost & Spies, Proprietors
Angwick Furniture
Second ST
Ashland, Wis
Pipes
Arcade
Peterson G Hanson
and la Follette
S & Pringie’s Minstrels
Evinson Bros
First National Bank
Ashland
Piano
Ascher
Ellen D. Murphy
Arntson
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