The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13
same city. visited in the city during
part of the past week.

part of the past week.
Peter Fox was home over Sunday.
He has been spending most of his
time of late in the woods, and has
been disposing of large number of
watches and other iewelry.
| District Attorney A. w. Mcleod
was called to Iron River yesterday,
to take charge OF The prosecution OF
several cases wherein the parties are
accused of selling liquor to minors.
VIM. Loozen, Geo and Olaf Gis-
ness, Miss Rose Thomas, Miss Hogan
and Miss Stanza of Ashland were in
attendance at the Masquerade ball at
the Opera House last Monday even
ling.
During Lent there will be services
in ST. John S Episcopal church every
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Also
Holy Communion and Bible study at
the Guild meeting on Monday after
noon.
Parties who are Investigating the
Battle Axe railroad with a view of
purchasing and operating it, were
over the line Tuesday. It is quite
probable, although not at all certain,
that the road will pass under new
management in short time.
Max Helmer, the hardware prince,
Peter J. Savage, We frat erna brother
quill pusner and Dr. Rich, the medi-
cine man, were among he Iron River
| ties who were in the city last Friday
evening. and attended the big *. p.
bali
w W. Umbarger, grocer Of Mar
shall, Mo, writes: sfoley's Honey
land Taris the best cough cure on
the market to day have used
most all kinds and am sure that
there is no other SO good for both
Young ard old, and especially for
children We are never without it
| in the house. Frost & Spies.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
/ ding Of Mr.. John Holmund aid Miss
Julia Mattson, two very estimable
young people of this city. The cere-
mony will be performed at the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS Davidson next
Saturday evening, after which the
young couple will receive their
friends at the Masonic Hall. They
will make their home in this city.
The preliminary talk is being in
dulged in regarding spring politics.
It is supposed that most of the
present officers will again be candi-
dates for reelection, while there are
quiet rumors circulating that there
are many ambitious citizens with as
pirations to serve the public in an
official way The indications are
that the usual free for-all town cleo
/ ton will be pulled off on schedule
time in April
Chairman Currie G. Bell was down
from Bayfield, yesterday, and signed
up q big batch of county orders
The appropriation for the present
year has been entirely exhausted by
the installment OF orders, and no
more county orders can be signed
until next fall after the annual meet
ling. Those having business with
the county during the next few
months will be obliged to wait for
their pay.
1t is said that there are fifteen
deputy game wardens now travelling
through the northern part of the
state looking for violafors of the
game laws. They pretend to be ped
oilers. land lockers or followers Of
any other kind Of business than that
which they are bent. Every lumber
camp is being visited and pot hunt
ers who have heretofore made a bust
ness OF furnishing logging camps
with yension all winter have been
forced out of their illicit business
There are now forty-two deputy
game wardens in the state who re-
Iceive SIS month and expenses.
Bay field Press.
She was sitting up with sick man.,
No professional nurse was she,
Simply setting up with her love sick
| lover,
Giving him Rocky Mountain Tea.
Frost & Spies.