The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-16

Pillsbury's Best Flour is neither
adulterated nor partly cooked. It
will stand drying out. One.fifth
less than other flour will 90 as far.
Not only hest but cheapest.
MATTsoN & OLSON.
William Olson is getting the pro-
perry he purchased on Third street
ready for accommodation of his barn
building. and the structure will have
its new location within few days.
The new library is to adorn the
place on Washington avenue former
ly occupied by the barn, and the
Library Board are making active
preparations to commence work on
the building. They will perhaps be
ready to contract the work in the
very near future, as plans are
practically completed.
Peterson & Hanson and George F.
Morgan have purchased the Ander-
son homestead from the Dexter In
vestment Company, Mr.. Morgan
closing the transaction at Du nth
Monday. The property is what is
known as lot two, section thirty
three, town forty-nine, range four
west, and is situated on the shore of
the bay mile over town, 1t is
quite probable that the place will
become fruit farm. and be develop
ed with that object in view.
Charles Flynn informs us that the
| item in THE TINES last week regard
ing the sale of the brewery is incor-
rect in part, that the sale which he
made to the Schlirz Brewing Com
pany included the Hubert House,
the Bundle Bee saloon, and FIVE sa.
loon outfits. He will continue to
operate the brewery the same as in
the past until October 1st, at. which
time there may be some change liz
the management. Mr.. Flynn says
that the building of the Washburn
Brewery is rapidly going to pieces,
and that it is doubtful whether the
tax certificates, now amounting to
So, 900 will ever be redeemed.
The Iron River Pioneer announces
that M. Horovitz and Ell. Glekmen,
of St Paul, will locate a plant in that
city for the manufacture of turpen-
tine, tar and charcoal out of old pine
stumps. These are the same gentle.
men who were looking up this city
as location point last week. While
Iron River has outgeneraled Wash
burn in the location of the plant still
it is pleasing that it is to be located
within that city. The process is
somewhat experimental as yet, but
if it should prove the success that is
expected the chances are that there
! will be many such plants in the
county before many moons. Iron
River i going right to the front, as
in addition to this plant they have a
new wagon factory in operation.
Next toa mans family and his
business, nothing should be dearer te
his heart than the town in which he
lives, are the words of truth spoken
by an exchange. It is the place in
which he learns his competence. and
educates his children. If he wants
| to make it as popular, as thrifty, as
widely known as possible, he cannot
afford to be Indifferent to anything
which will further these ends. It
can be said that a town not worthy
of the devotion Of its citizens in
making it widely and generally pros
porous is town in which it is not
worth while to work at all. If a
town is worth anything it is worthy
of our greatest energy, whether we
receive an immediate dividend in dol
lars or cents or whether we take our
share of the common benefits accord
ed to the town and community we
call home. bayfield, Press.
Pillsbury's Best Flour never
varies from one years end to- the
other, and bread made fIom it al
ways should be the same. Cooks
need not fail.
! MATTsoN & OLSON.