The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-03-31


California last week, and is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. A. Oscar. Mr.. Weed is in
Milwaukee, receiving treatment for
his eyes, and is somewhat improved.
The Northern Pacific railroad
company will do some extensive re-
pairing and rebuilding on their lines
this summer. Many of the bridges
between here and Iron River are to
be replaced, and new ties will be put
in wherever needed.
Side Tracked will be produced
at the Opera House Friday night,
April 1st, by julie & Elmer Walters
and their leading company Of clever
artists. This is truly a company of
fun makers. A play with a plot.
Seats %, 35, and 80 cents.
The Jewish people are observing
the Feast of the Past Oyer" this
week. The season of feasting, incl
dent to this celebration commenced
Wednesday and will last week.
Unleavened bread is one of the
articles of food. Business places
conducted by Hebrews are not closed,
During the week new telephones
have been installed by the Bayfield,
County Telephone company as
follows VIM Heffner, resdel ce;
w. B. Chamberlain, residence; al.
Reuter-, residence; Mrs. George IT.
wing, residence; Monson & Olson,
laundry; VIM. Barnhardt, con ect-
ionery; Louis Holte, saloon.
President John F. Scott, Of the
North Wisconsin Farmers Ass9cia
ton, was here fl ON Ashland Satur-
day, looking after matters of bust
ness. He says hat the affairs of the
Association are in excellent shape
and that active work for the organi-
zltion is being planned, VIII Gu VIII
be carried out as soon as the mem
rship Of two thousand is completed.
F. S. Colquhoun arrived here from
the west Tuesday, and will be in
Washburn for about ten days. He
getting ready to move bis family
to COurd' Acne, Idaho, where he re-
Gently engaged in business. Mr..
ColQuhoun is we'll pleased with the
west, and believes there is great
future in store for the city in which
he has located.
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday,
the time for all new millinery to be
sprung upon the wary and the un-
sophisticated 1t is a time, too,
when many people unaccustomed to
such things attend the Church ser
vices, which are always particularly
attractive and impressive. 1t
marks the closing of Lent and the
advent Of gay" period, ard alto
getber is quite an important time
of the year.
AS a result of the caucuses held in
the eight wards of the City Of Wash
burn good ward tickets are ia the
= field. and Washburn will start in
business with an excellent council,
and with good men on the county
board. There have been no contests
= to speak of, although some OF the
Il wards had what resembled contest
and the result is certainly gratifying
u to anyone who believes in good gov
eminent. May we hope IN future
a years to have as good aldermen and
r supervisors as will be chosen this
S year.
q Gather the roses of health fol
= your cheeks,
While the parks are shining with
: dew.
, Get out in the morning early ano
n bright
Il BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea at
It night. Sold by Frost & Spies.
. Reduced rates via the Northern
: Pacific to Superior on account O
!, Wisconsin Retail Grocers and Ger
. eral Merchants Association Feb
23rd to Goth. Fare of 1926 for TIT
: round trip. Date Of sale Feb. END
l23rd and 24th. Tickets to be 0oo(
, leaving Superior up to and including
Feb. 10th. 1904.