Labor Day Plans Spoiled by Heavy Rain
Labor Day events were disrupted by a downpour that ruined street plans and muddy venues. The morning parade went ahead in part, afternoon races and the Washburn versus Bessemer ball game were cut short with Washburn leading 4 to 2 after six innings, Roy Sarver won the Sioux River horse race, and evening dances occurred at the Opera House and Garden Hall.
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Washburn
Bessemer
Roy Sarver
Sioux River
Walter Hudson
Emerald Swanson
Opera House
Garden Hall
Airship Exhibition Promises Spectacle in Ashland
The Ashland County Fair Association brings a Curtiss Company aviator for three flights on September 13 and 14 at the fair. A $1400 cash guarantee was posted to secure the performance, promising a notable aviation display drawing Northern Wisconsin crowds.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Ashland County
Curtiss Company
Ashland
Ashland County Fair Association
Curtiss
Pastor Chatterson Retained by Local Methodist Church
At the quarterly conference the church unanimously voted to retain Pastor J. H. Chatterson for another year. Presiding Elder J. H. Irish led a large meeting as reports showed the church thriving with repairs paid for and ongoing work. Chatterson will attend the annual Methodist Conference this week to learn if he will be returned.
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Methodist Church
J. H. Chatterson
J. H. Irish
Ashland
Rev. Chatterson
Chatterson
Conference of
Methodist Churches
May Abandon Long Bridge In Ashland Washburn Area
The county board may abandon the long wooden bridge over Fish Creek at the head of the bay after this year. A new steel bridge and a road spanning Fish Creek are likely, pending expert advice. Replacement could cost around eight thousand dollars, funding a permanent road instead.
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Long Bridge
Fish Creek
Ashland
Washburn
Local visits and job changes feature Ashland scene
Mrs John Gibson visited with friends at Ashland on Wednesday. Paul Markham of Rhinelander arrived early in the week to join Fox Brothers Pharmacy as druggist. Vivian Staples, long employed at Fox Brothers, will move to Hoppenyan Drug Store in Ashland.
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John Gibson
Ashland
Paul Markham
Rhinelander
City
Fox Brothers Pharmacy
Vivian Staples
Hoppenyan
Investment of County Road Funds Faces Probe Tuesday
Bayfield County officials will meet in adjourned session at the courthouse to investigate charges against Highway Commissioner Eben Olson. The charges include neglect of duties and failure to keep itemized road expense records, following a critical committee report on road costs and management.
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County Board
Bayfield County
Eben Olson
Lahti
Labti
Committee On
Bayfield
Local residents noted for visits and travel in Ashland and Sanborn
Mrs KE, E Benfield and Mrs H G Lampson traveled to Sanborn last Thursday. Mrs Geo Fox and Mrs O A Lamoreaux called at Lew Anderson’s home in Ashland Friday. R A Hering spent the past week at home with family. Ed Lee of Ashland visited the city for Labor Day with friends and kin.
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Ke, E. Benfield
H. G. Lampson
Sanborn
Geo Fox
O. A. Lamoreaux
Lew Anderson
Ashland
Ed. Lee
Labor Day
City
Horrible Death at Eau Galle Power Plant
Ellison Drake of Eau Galle formerly from this city died at the local power plant when his clothing caught in the shaft. The engineer was crushed as the machinery pounded his body. His daughter found him swinging. the watchman halted the machine. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Ellison Drake
Eau Galle
Mr. Drake
Night Watchman
Washburn to Face Ashland in Anticipated Exhibition
Washburn heads to Ashland next Sunday for a baseball game against the Ashland first team. Both squads are evenly matched after Washburn's improvements since their earlier meeting. The Washburn management urges a strong turnout to root for the team.
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Washburn
Ashland
Harvest Home supper features Bayfield County produce
The church ladies plan a Harvest Home supper on the Bayfield County Fair’s second day at Iron River. Iron River supplies chickens, Port Wing cucumbers pickles, Cornucopia potatoes, Grandview pumpkin pie, Bayfield apple pie, and more locally produced items, showcasing county self sufficiency.
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Bayfield County
Iron River
Port Wingham
Washburn
Grandview
Bayfield
Old Settler's Club Planned for City
An Old Settler's Club will be organized soon for residents who lived in the city before 1887. About seventy five residents with twenty five years or more in the city are expected to join. Interested people should leave their names at the News or the Times office for future meeting notices.
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News
Times
A City Man Breaks Leg After Hall Fall
Andy Rehaban a well known city resident and plant worker fell on steps at the Knights of Labor hall Monday night and broke his leg above the knee. He was taken to St. Joseph hospital at Ashland on Wednesday for treatment and may be out of sight for some time due to his age.
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Andy Rehaban
Dynamic Plant
Knights of Labor Hall
St. Joseph Hospital
Ashland
Law Bans Roller Towers In Public Places
At the final session the state legislature enacted a law forbidding the use of the roller tower in hotels restaurants schools and public buildings. Few places in the state are complying and some may face enforcement soon.
Washburn Sweeps Double Header Over Bessemer
Washburn defeated Bessemer in a Sunday 12 to 2 game and a Monday six inning 4 to 2 affair in wet conditions. A. Gordon and G. Gordon pitched for Washburn, supported by strong team defense as Willey and Posey led the hitting. Pete Hovde delivered a decisive grand slam to turn the tide for Washburn.
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A. Gordon
Washburn
G. Gordon
Bessemer
Willey and
Posey
Pete Hovde
City Schools Open for Fall Term With New Teacher Roster
Public and parochial schools began the fall term Tuesday morning led by a corps of teachers. Public schools list include High School principal D. Kyper and staff for math English history and languages at several buildings. Lincoln and Schohr Rhodes grades and primary departments also assigned. Minnie Kinney heads Houghton school.
William Young Suffered Leg Break in Accident
A Coleraine letter says William Young formerly of the city broke his leg while hammering with a heavy sledge. He was taken home, then into hospital in Coleraine where the leg snapped again in an attempt to walk. Mrs. Young reports a bad condition and a month or more of confinement. Washborn friends express regret.
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Coleraine
William Young
Mr. Young
Mrs. Eggan and Family Visit in City
Mrs. Al Eggen and her children of Hayward have been visiting in the city this past week at the home of Mrs. Eggan’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hovind.
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al Eggen
Hayward
City
Farm owner Zeilsdorf denies selling Sioux River holdings
Denies report of selling his 640 acre Riley farm at Sioux River. Zeilsdorf says he may sell part of his land but not the entire tract. Prefers Bayfield County lands and plans to keep a farm there. Also notes visitors William Sweet and P. J. Bestler proceeding with travels and duties for local Maccabee lodge.
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Riley
Sioux River
Bayfield County
William Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Nova Scotia
Canada
P. J. Bestler
Stevens Point
New Richmond
The
Maccabee Lodge
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