29 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
1
Hon Irvine L Lenroot Republican nominee for Congress will headline a Republican rally at the Opera House Saturday evening at 8 o clock. A post event reception is planned at the Commercial Club rooms from 4 to 6 pm inviting all citizens to meet Mr Lenroot.
Attorney John Walsh tours for the Democratic party speaking in Cumberland and Cameron this week. He plans to close his campaign in Rib Lake tomorrow evening after Chetek tonight, under orders from the State Central Committee.
The notice highlights a new line of couch covers in the Oriental Navajo and Kashgar patterns. A marriage license was issued Monday to H. B. Wilson of Washington, DC, and Nettie V. Michealson of Mason.
The Times announces a new Magazine section to be issued with the paper each month. It will include stories and timely articles and will be a regular monthly part of the Times. A special subscription offer combines the LaFollette paper and the Times for 2.00 per year.
Voters are asked to vote in the upcoming general election on four amendments. The ballot includes state aid for highways, a graduated income tax, extending gubernatorial bill approval time from three to six days, and a requirement that only U S citizens after December 1 1912 may vote.
The Woodmen Camp No 29 M W of A notes the death of William Flynn. It extends sympathy to his family and drapes its charter for 30 days in his memory. The resolution will be sent to the family and published in two local newspapers. Dated Oct 23, 1908.
Advertises a post paid Popular Music Roll containing 20 pages of sheet music for piano or organ. Requires names of three or more performers and twenty five cents in silver or postage. Includes pieces like Flight of the Butterflies and The Girl Ive Seen. Henry Fiege, a Bayfield cigar maker, transacted business in the city. Learoot at the Opera House.
Church groups pursue union between Congregational and Methodist bodies to strengthen their work. Articles of government were presented to Methodist members after joint committee sessions, awaiting approval by the presiding Elder. The move aims to create one strong church with a steady pastor.
Ellis B. Harris of Superior spoke at the Social Democratic headquarters in the Peterson Hanson building last Thursday evening. He urged support for the party ticket before a large audience. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown arrived from Chicago due to the illness and death of Mrs. Brown's father, Wm. Flynn, and left for home Tuesday. Sheriff A. B. Severson has been in Virginia, Minnesota, on official business this week.
Candidates are reminded that The Times specializes in printing candidates cards and stationery. The northern Wisconsin office handles all such material, promising prompt neat service at low prices.
The BIJOU Moving Picture Company of Ashland will show 6000 feet of pictures and illustrated songs by Paul Goetz on Sunday night at 8 o clock. Two hours of amusement promised, with audience urged to attend.
The article urges Wisconsin voters to approve a constitutional amendment at the November elections to permit state funds to aid farmers in road construction. Citing Governor Davidson and supporters like Ex-Governor Hoard, Senator Lenroot, and Speaker Ekern, it argues the measure will ensure fair access and proper supervision, with cross marks urging a YES vote.
The Northwestern Fuel Company in this city reports fires breaking out in large coal piles over the past week. A large amount of coal has been moved to reach the fires, which are still burning in several spots but under control.
Bayfield County sees a rise in state tax apportionment for educational support with totals of 26526.56 this year and 23513.10 last year. The county also reports an assessed value increase from 8,887,373 to 8,998,092.91, up by 610,729.91.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arseneau of west Seventh street celebrated twenty five years of marriage with a surprise party on Tuesday evening. Progressive Pedro provided the main entertainment with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ludwig Mrs. Maher George Posey and Mr. LaLond. The couple received a silver sugar bowl and creamer as keepsakes and refreshments were served.
The Norwegian Lutheran Church will hold services at the usual Sunday hours with evening prayers conducted in English. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Ladies of the Congregational Church host a Hallowe'en Social tomorrow evening at E. C. Stevens home. All are invited for a good time. E W Gidloff of Port Wing visited the city on business Tuesday.
A retailer invites customers to view new holiday merchandise with no obligation to buy. Storefront emphasis on early selection to avoid last minute rush and relief over prices adjusted for hard times.
A miscellany notes wealth in Democratic circles and voting power in New York City, a Chicago professor on ancient marriage, Bryan and election talk, a near fall injury in New York, Mrs. Gould’s spending claim, a mustache warning from an Atlanta girl, Iowa corn sale as a national commission head, unbought statesmen, Hearst credit in Nebraska, and a post election windjammer rally closing remarks.
A leading critic lauds Quincy Adams Sawyer for its honest clean story and broad appeal. The review highlights pathos and humor delivered in a bright, wholesome production with a carefully chosen company. The show is set to play the Opera House on November 24, 1908.
A swell line of ladies and children coats on exhibition in all latest creations from the world renowned Alexander Black Cloak Co presented by M Picott Doyle.
Upsell notice advertising new 9 by 12 art squares and small rugs with up to date patterns at low prices from The People's shop.
J W Fowler, the Iron River furniture man, spent Monday in the city on business.
Morning and evening services are planned at the Congregational Church next Sunday with all invited to attend.
The lingering illness and death of our beloved husband and father drew kindness from friends. We sincerely thank all who offered comfort and support during this difficult time.
Notice to loggers: work by contract and ead logs by thousand and pick up logs by thousand. Contact Eugene Newhouse & Willette in Washburn Wisconsin for work inquiries.
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