The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-11-20

! ton, and Charlie Smith, of Hough on,
witnessed the football game between
Wisconsin and Minnesota teams at
Minneapolis last Saturday.
Register Of Deeds elect Nels Myhre
has moved into the Dahl residence,
and will spend his time here until
the first of January when he will as
sumo the duties of his office.
Dean Swift, one Of the veteran
travelling men, and representative of
the Zenith Paper Company of Du-
luth, was in the city during the
week, calling on his customers.
| All the veteran hunters have been
in the woods during the past week
looking for the festive deer. Some
nice pieces of venison have been
brought to town by the hunters.
Charles E. Ellis, historian and
genealogist, is in the city, and is
preparing a Commerative Biogra-
phical Record of the Upper Lake
Region of Wisconsin. It will con-
tain among other features historical
mention Of the prominent citizens of
the north. e
Mr.. Louis Hanitch, of West Supe-
rior, was in the city Tuesday, look
ing after the interests OF the North
ern Pacific railroad, in the condem-
nation proceedings of the Thompson
property. Mr.. Lamoreau, of Ash
land, represented the Thompson peo-
pie.
Friday nights snow was welcome
to the deer hunters, and dozen of
them were in the woods Saturday.
Among those who have spent most
of the week in the woods have been
Sheriff Lien, Chairman Nelson, Clerk
of the Court Bell, and Burt Robin
son.
]. S. Atkinson has been here
from Bayfield, during the past week.
It is said that Mr.. Atkinson will
be a candidate for Municipal Judge
in the spring. Mr.. Atkinson has
just resigned the position of
librarian of the Bayfield, Public Lii
brary, position which he has held
for several years.
The man who predicted that Tom
l.. Johnson Of Ohio would be the next
president will now step fore ward
and compare notes with the man
who had a bunch that David S. Rose
would carry Wisconsin by 10000
Glenwood Tribune !
To question the reelection of John
c. Spooner is to impeach the integ-
rity and honor of nine-tenths of the
Wisconsin legislature. The only
decent and sensible thing to do now
would seem to be to consider Mr..
Spooner's return a settled thing
Glenwood Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxstrom were
here from Ashland and visited dur
ing a part of the week. MIR. Bax'
strom expects to leave for Bon Ami,
La, next week, where he has posi-
ton as sawyer, which will last dur
ing the winter months. Mrs. Bax-
strom will go to Louisiana to join
her husband sometime during the
winter.
An obliging clerk in Hurley dry
goods store had taken down piece
after piece of goods until he could
hardly see over the counter. 81
ol't care to purchase to-day" re-
marked the SHOPPER as she turned
away, II was only looking for
friend" ''There is one more piece
on the shelf madam" said the clerk;
'your friend may be behind that. y
Miner.
The Northern Pacific Express
Company will carry express to all
points. Call up the depot and a
team will be sent to your home Or
busire s place to get it, and when re-
ceiving express it will be delivered
to you. Or you can leave it at
Estabrook and Olsons Furniture
store.
Mrs. August Blum left for the
Augustana Hospital, in Chicago,
Sunday, Nov. 9th. On the following
Wednesday she had severe opera
ton. They removed four large gall