The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-10-16
The r. D. Pike Lumber Company

of Bayfield,, is engaged in construct
ing new shingle mill, with capac
ity of 100000 daily.
J. 3. Toutloff has been here from
Bayfield, part of this week. Mr.
Toutloff will continue to make Wash
bum his permanent home.
Take your washing to the Wash.
burn Steam Laundry. No better
work done anywhere than here.
Absolute satisfaction guaranteed.
E. J. Nyhus, the well known
travelling salesman, was business
visitor to the city Monday. We
have not heard whether the boys
held their regular meeting for the
occasion.
Tim Kearns has severed his con-
nection with the Hines Lumber
Company. Mr.. Kearns held the po-
sition for many years, and he may
90 south to work for the Bigelow S.
his former employees.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI, I. Lati:ner ex-
pect to move to Mellen in about two
or three weeks. Harry has about
completed a fine new residence in
that place, and the family will make
the place their permanent home.
Miss Mildred Miller left Tuesday
for Detroit, Minnesota, where she
will assist Mr.. H. J. Weeks in pre-
pairing an abstract OF Minnesota
county. Miss Miller has bee ONE
quite proficient in the work.
Charles Nelson is very sick at the
home of William Olson in this city,
and his mother has been called here
from st. Paul to look after him.
Charlie has been failing all summer.
and he is now in a very critical con-
dition.
A new piano and pianola graces
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Nc
Williams, and with the assistance o.
Ted, who is the principal operator,
the McWilliams home is place
where the finest kind of music is tC
be heard.
DIR. H. H. Bush expects to leave
the latter part of the month fol
Washington, where he will make his
home in the future. The Doctor has
sold his house and lot in this city,
and offers his farm for sale. He
says the climate here is too severe
for him, and he proposes to live in
more cngenial cline.
Freeman Allen, who has been deck
hand and line tender on the Steam
er Lucille for the past five years, left
last week for Seattle, Washington,
where he expects to make his future
home. Freem. had got to be almost
fixture of the Lucille, and his
presence will be missed by the
patrons of the boat.
The fall term of the Circuit Court
will convene at the Court House in
this city next Monday morning,
with Judge Parish at the helm.
There is said to be quite large cal
endar, with some cases that will
occupy a good deal of time, and the
probabilities are that the term will
be long one.
There has been considerable delay
in receiving the different supplies
needed for the new fire alarm system,
and it will be another week before
the work is completed, and the new
line placed in operation. The system
will be complete one, though, when
it is finished, and will give almost
the exact location of fire when an
alarm is turned in.
The Choral Club, at the Monday
night meeting began practice on
choruses from Haydn's Creation.
Interest in the organization is in
creasing. All lovers of music are
urged ia join either as active or as
sociate members. Now is the time
to lend support to a movement that
will bring refinement and pleasure to
our town.
Iron River Pioneer: f. A. Bell
drove over from Washburn last Sat
urday and be relates some interest
ing experiences he had in endeavor-
ing to locate the right road between
Headquarters and Benton. He left
Washburn early in the morning and