The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-04-03

Ed. Lee lett Tue ldbtGT Pol bCl l&tS
week for West Superior, where he
expects to work at his trade as .
barber.
Prince Max, surnamed Helmer, OF
Iron River, spent a day or two here
the first of the week, visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Hattie Kimball and Mrs. E.
Hart, of Minneapolis, were. in the
city this week soliciting aid for the
German Home for Children at
Minneapolis.
Spring time is the time to use
Rocky Mountain Tea. Keeps you
well all summer. Great spring life
remover. 35 cts. Frost & Spies.
Professor D. E. Cameron and
family left the forefart of the week
for River Falls where they expect
to spend the week visiting with Mr..
Camerons people.
I live and let my brethren live
With all that's good with me.
Unto the poor some cash | give.
The balance | give Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Frost & Spies
Mrs. Richard Erickson leaves this
week for Hayward where she will
visit for a short time. From there
she will go 10 River Falls, and after
having completed her visit there will
90 to her new home in st. Paul,
Harry Latimer returned from Col
orado Thursday, Mrs. Latimer re-
NAMED with her people at Trinidad,
and does not expect to return to
|,Washburn inside of month or six
weeks.
Mrs. H. G.. Lampson, Miss Arm
strong and Miss Qvale left the latter
part of the past week for Duluth,
where they expect to visit relatives
this week.
DR.. A. Harrison, the European
Eye Specialist, will be at the Hotel
Nelson Thursday, at 3:45. All who
are in need of spectacles call and see
him. Special glasses for headache.
Special attention to children. Salts
faction guaranteed.
John Murphy says that if he can
get his friend Tim Kearns away from
his work long enough he proposes tc
take him on his southern trip for the
purpose of killing cotton mouth moe.
casins. But tits doubtful if the lat
ter will stand for anything of thai
kind.
Now is the golden time for the 81
told you So man to get in bis work
Did you notice when the result was
ANNOUNCED how some of those people
who had been so active in the opposi-
ton tried to square themselves
7 was ever thus.
The primary election system was
given it's first trial in ST. Paul yester-
day. Let the politicians of Wiscon-
sin follow the system and see if it
works well in our sister state before
passing opinions either one way or
| the other Ashland Press.
The w. G. Z. u. will meet with
Mrs. 2. A. Oscar on Fourth ST., Fri
day afternoon at 2:3o p. H., April
4th. The Loyal Temperance Legion,
the children branch Of the w. G. I.
u. will organize in Washburn, April
18th, in the school room at the town.
hall. We hope for a large number OF
boys and girls to join the Loyal
Legion, where they will be taught to
abstain from the use of Alcohol, To-
l
bacco and Profanity.
John A. Rumford has been looking
over some of the country about the
county in the past week, and has
been showing new homes to pros
pective purchasers. During the
week he took r. r. Beecher of Spirit
/ Lake, Ia. out IN the neighborhood OF
the Bigeow headquarters. Mr..
Beecher is man with a large family,
and will likely settle in the county.
Another homeseeker from Bruce, S.
D., has been looking over the lands
owned by Mr.. Rumford's company,
with view of locating.