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Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1901

Page

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Double Wedding of the Smith Sisters in Washburn

The Misses Mabel and Edith Smith wed in a quiet ceremony at Houghton yesterday afternoon. Albert L. Oscar and Earl L. McClatchie married the sisters, with Rev. Hitch koek presiding. The couples plan to live in the McFarlane residence after a brief trip to Ashland and Duluth, surrounded by family and friends. Patrick Jacobs dies at 66. funeral held at Catholic church and burial in Ashland.

Houghton Albert S. Oscar Mabel Smith Mary L. McClatchie Edith Smith McFarlane Washburn Mabel Wm. H. Smith Oscar State University McClatchie Patrick Jacobs John A. Jacobs Ireland England Wales United States Troy N. Y Cleveland Ohio William Chisholm & Sons Wisconsin Ashland Horace Grimes

Serious Accident injures Elmer Oistad near Walker school

Elmer Oistad oldest child of Mrs. M N Oistad suffered a severe compound fracture of the left leg after a hand sled plunged into a ditch when snow was tossed in faces by another boy. He was taken home and treated by Dr Spears and is resting easy.

Elmer Oistad M. N. Oistad Walker Elmer Spears

Milwaukee Free Press To Launch Early Edition

The Milwaukee Free Press announces an upcoming early edition to be mailed via midnight trains. Demand outside Milwaukee could not be met before, but a new quadruple press with 24 000 copies per hour enables regular early editions starting Tuesday morning November 26.

Milwaukee Free Press Milwaukee Free Press

Expert Swiss watch repairer returns to Guinand Bros

J Lelmani, renowned Swiss watch repairer, resumes service at Guinand Bros jewelry in Ashland. He promises top quality repairs and urges customers not to miss his skilled work on fine watches.

J. Lelmani Guinand Bros Ashland

Keefe tied to dog theft case from South Dakota to Minnesota

A Minneapolis Journal dispatch notes Tim B. Keefe, once of the city, faces a dog theft charge in Mitchell South Dakota. He was arrested in Decorah Iowa but released after a habeas corpus writ. Observers speculate the stolen dog, a valuable hunting animal, may have been shipped to this city before being lost in the woods.

Minneapolis Journal of Tim. B. Keefe Mitchell S. D Keefe Decorah Iowa South Dakota

Holiday Advertisements Highlight Washburn Merchants

The Tres highlights holiday ads from Washburn merchants offering special preparations for this busy trade season. Readers are urged to consider these responsible dealers for their needs and to shop locally.

Washburn

Fortin Roy wed at St Louis Church

Miss Mary Fortin daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Fortin of Houghton and Mr Antoine Roy of Sioux River married at St Louis Catholic Church on Wednesday. Miss Georgiana Fortin sister of the bride served as bridesmaid with Mr Duffy Le Bel as groomsman. They will reside in Sioux River.

Mary Fortin Thos. Fortin Houghton Antoine Roy Sioux River St. Louis Catholic Georgianna Fortin Duffy le Bel

Notice of Wife's Departure and Billing Refusal

F Urquhardt of Washburn Wisconsin posts a public notice dated November 22 1901 declaring he will not pay any bills contracted by his wife Hellner Urquhardt and warns others not to trust her or extend credit to his account.

Hellner Urquhardt F. Urquhardt Washburn, Wis

Minneapolis Tribune dot-counting prize contest announced

The Minneapolis Tribune announces a $2,500 prize contest with a $1,000 top prize open to any Northwest resident not employed by the Tribune. Turkeys feature prominently in last night’s market activity as buyers won them in keno games or bought them from dealers.

Minneapolis Tribune Company Northwest The Tribune

Receiver Denied in Bayfield Lumber and Railroad Case

The U.S. Court at Madison refused to appoint a receiver for Bayfield Lumber, Bayfield Superior and Minneapolis railroad, led by John A. Rice. Thomas Bates of Evanston filed the petition claiming interest, but the court said he lacked sufficient standing and lacked proof of inadequate legal protection.

Bayfield Lumber Company Bayfield, Superior and Minneapolis Railroad Company John A. Rice Waukesha United States Madison Thomas Bates Evanston Illinois Bates Sabin

Local notes from the city and region

Last night keno games operated as residents prepare for Thanksgiving events at Union Hall and Opera House. Various residents travel, log, hunt, or plan openings, while area mills close after a strong season and a new church project nears completion.

Union Hall Opera House Joseph Riley Chippewa Falls Mr. Riley Maple John Gibson Park Falls Gibson Turkey Board Albert Haskins Rice Lake George Mertz St. Johns Episcopal Church Buzzard Mitchell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frost & Spies Cry Drug “ Store Pipes G. A. Hering Peterson Hanson Down Pioneer Store Angwich Bros West Second Street Misses Mabel and Albert L. Oscar Earl L. McClatchie Our Holiday Advertisers Rice’s Railroad Bayfield der Direction United States Court Miss Whitrock Ironwood J. E. Jones Shell Lake John Gormerly Frank Westin Odanah John Hanson Third Street Thompson Lumber Company Akeley & Sprague South Shore Burt Robinson Burt Oscar Lundgreen Loyal McKinley John McKay Grand Marie Minnesota Cook County Indian Department L. J. McDonald Minneapolis Mac Donald Helen West Superior J. R. Straw Masonic Temple Congregational Church G. D. Bartz Washburn Building and Loan Association L. N. Clausen Wasburn Suin and Bros
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