Indians Defeated 16 to 2 by Washturns Home Team
About forty locals traveled on the gasoline yacht Helen to Odanah last Sunday to watch Washturn's first team play the Odanek Indians. The Indians, once a strong northern state favorite, were overwhelmed as Washturns won 16 to 2. Maine and Lee anchored the local battery with strong support to overpower the visitors.
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Odanah
Helen
Washturn
Odanek Indians
Battery Maine
Lee
Odanah and Washburn Baseball Scoring by Innings
Odanah managed two runs and Washburn eight in a game where the only inning with a score for Odanah was the second. Final line shows Odanah 2, Washburn 8 with Washburn tallying multiple runs across innings.
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Odanah
Washburn
Literary Club Organized For American Literature Study
A group of ladies gathered at Mrs. E E C Alvord home to form a Literary Club. Mrs Alvord was elected President and Mrs Richard Pengilly Secretary. Fifteen members started the new society and others may join. Next meeting at Mrs Alvord’s home.
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EE. C.alvord
E. C. Alvord
Richard Pengilly
Grocery Store Closes After Years in City
G. D. Carson conduct ed a grocery store in the city for many years has gone out of business. The store was closed Saturday evening. W. D. Carson, longtime manager, will devote his time to farming.
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G.D. Carson
W. D. Carson
Mrs Givson Returns Home From Ladysmith Visit
Mrs John W Givson who has been visiting at her old home at Ladysmith returned home Monday.
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John W. Givson
Ladysmith
North Wisconsin farmers plan reorganization and immigration drive
A Ladysmith meeting outlined reorganizing the North Wisconsin Farmers Association on a new basis with new management and possibly a new name. Delegates will consider a plan to form county groups under a state immigration law to promote settlement and wealth growth, with Mr Maloney to begin county preparations and A D Campbell, Ladysmith journalist, the commissioner of immigration visiting to build support.
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North Wisconsin Farmers’ Association
Ladysmith
Hayward
D. M. Maxcy
Bayfield County
Maxcy
Wisconsin
Léw
Maloney
Rusk County
A. D. Campbell
Campbell
Will of Col Isaac Wing Grandest Probate in Bayfield County
A probate filing in Bayfield County reveals the will of Col Isaac Wing late of Bayfield. The estate valued around 1.8 million dollars includes large bequests to relatives and friends with a wide list of heirs and trustees. Henry F. Persas of Oakland Maine receives 20000 dollars and the executors are Amos E. Jefferson Charles B. Rittenhouse and Wm. F. Shea. The document dates back to May 19 1900 with codicil May 21 1901.
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Isaac I
Bayfield
Washington
Britz
Attomney
Vog
Betereen
Wisconsin
Henry F. Persas
Oakland
Maine
Wing
Amos E. Jefferson
Hudson
Charles B. Rittenhouse
Jamestown
N.D
Ousa Alice Benjamin
Ote Se Benjamin
Oak
Hattie M. Packard
Winona
Minn
Allyn A. Packard
Chilsen
Ill
Vernon W. Packard
Allyze
Catherine Rittenhouse
Charles E. Rittenhouse
N. D
David Rittenhouse
Charles E
Henry V. Stahl
Wis
Mrs. Remick
Charles Remick
Winthrop
Ellen R. Jewitt
Chicago
Julia Kennedy Upton
Minneapolis
Charles V. Kennedy
Henry C. Baker
Bertha
Solon H. Clough
San Diego
Cal
Leila Holston
Jennie
George Ralph Williams
New York City
Samuel S. Fifield
Ashland
Abby L, Benjamin
Game Laws Pamphlets Available at County Clerk’s Office
A number of pamphlets with the latest revision of the state game laws have been received. Copies may be obtained by calling at The Times office or at the County Clerk's office.
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Times
Plain remedy ad touts Burdock Blood Bitters
An advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters cure languor and weakness by toning the liver and stomach and aiding digestion while purifying the blood. The copy emphasizes improved energy and health through a herbal tonic.
Strange Bequest and a Legal Question in Bayfield
In Bayfield the reading of Col. Isaac Wing’s will reveals a romance with Miss Catherine Rittenhouse of Jamestown inheriting $20,000 from the late Colonel. The case of deed wording over timber narrows to whether the word pine was in the 1902 record, prompting a civil suit for $15,000 damages against John D. Young Lumber Co. The Register of Deeds G. A. Calder and his bondsmen face scrutiny, with Calder denying liability and vowing to contest any action. The matter hinges on archival phrasing and will be tried at the Ashland term.
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Bayfield
Isaac Wing
Washburn
Catherine Rittenhouse
Jamestown
N. C
Miss Rittenhouse
Colonel Wing
Cupid
Mr. Rittenhouse
Col. Wing
Office of the Register of Deeds
Roberts
John D. Young Lumber Company
Lake Superior Lumber Company
John D.young Lumber Company
John D. Young Lumber ‘“Company
Calder
Ashland
B. Ungrodt
L. A. Simonson
Mr. Calder
Myhre
Jensen Jensens Tie The Knot In Ashland Ceremony
Hans Jensen formerly of this city now of Ashland wed Rose Jonas at the Catholic parsonage here yesterday morning. Maid of honor Miss Mary Beaulieu and groomsman Carl Anderson attended. A wedding dinner followed, then the couple went to Ashland for a supper and a Duluth honeymoon.
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Hans Jensen
Ashland
Rose Jonas
Father Dunstan
Mary Beaulieu
Carl Anderson
Duluth
Grand Millinery Opening at G Olson's Saturday
Fred Arseneau injured with a broken wrist at the Catholic school gym last Friday afternoon. The incident followed a grand millinery opening planned at G Olson’s on the coming Saturday.
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G. Olson
Fred Arseneau
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Odanau
Wasser
Tane
Cubaroma
Havana
City Drug Store
Sweet
Sweet’s Drug Store
North Wisconsin Society
Pilerd
F. J. Meehan
Col Isaac Wing Wills
Register of Deeds
G. A. Calder
Jensen-Jonas
Frank Cabe
Florshein and
Sharood
Lien’s
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