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The Columbus journal., 1905-08-09

judged. N. Paul and o. a. Abbott,
1r.. OF Grand Island his reporter wont
to Albion yesterday to hold term oi
court Judge Paul knows all tho old
timers IN Columbus. az he preceded
the railroad to Columbus.
DR.. y. u. Evans and two sons left
Sunday for kearney for the Encamp.
ment. DR.. Evans Ia Surgeon. general
on the Governors staff. Mrs. Evans.
Miss Nell and little Lorina. Mrs.
Chambers and Miss Eloise Roen will
join them at Kearney tomorrow.
A meeting OF fhc library board wau
called Tor last night, but owing to the
absence Of number Of the members.
there was net a quorum present and
no definite work could be done. The
question of purchasing a New Inter.
national Encyclopedia was presented
AMI favornbly discussed. Judge Reed.
or has been made n good offer by the
company. and the library IL anxious
to secure n set of these books. Owing
to the departure Of Prof. Kern there
IL n vacancy on the board. Several
names were mentioned hut as yet no
appointment has been made. Tho |
board adjourned to meet again when |
more members were In town.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-09

and company and place OF residence
Major Fred Gegnsr, First regiment,
Madison. III; First Lieutennt samuel
Il. .Esh, Company r. First regiment,
Madison. 1s3; Corporal Roy 9. Burt,
Company NJ, Second regiment, Al.
bion l'd; Corporal II. u. Meisen bach,
Company n. First Reg WILDER. 1888 /;
Corporal !. Balderson., 60. n, First
Reg. Wilber. lsa; Corporal II. y.
Sh"nklin. 20. II. Second Reg. Auro.
RI. 1873; Corporal =. =. Joyce. %. L.,
Second Reg. Alma. l75; Private q.
Wagner. Company y First regiment,
stanton. 2ii; Private W. Duffy, Com.
panv B.. First regiment stanton, 2iG;
Private II. d. Hubs. 10. l., Second
Reg. Alma. @O' Private Il. Young,
%. X First Reg. Columbus, lse P,i.
vats W. ID. Davies. Go. X, Columbus,
l'5; Private Il. Gould. 90. l., Second
ReH'. Alma. 1876; Private J. r. Brian,
20. M. Sec. Reg. Albion. ISa.
The other member il Lietenant Mul.
lOwney Of Albion.
The team will remain at practice on
the range for tho next twelve days, by
which time u can h@ told who will
act m coach for Nebraska at the ma.
tiOnal contest.
Lieutena"t Colonel II. Mclaughlin
superintendent of rifle practice, will
eo ~ captain Of tho rifle team 70 Sea
l1irt.
At Sen Girt tho winning tenn will
win n prize Of $500 aud tho winning
individual q prize Of $1,000.
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Thu rsilny's Daily Journal.
Dr. Paul, dentist.
l'rot. Pool, vIOlinist. 'Phon" 90.

DR.. Paul, dentist.
Trot. Pool, violinist. 'Phon" 60.
DIR. Waller, Ostoopath. Barber block.
Ed Webb OF Lindsay was in the city
yesterday, visitin. his brother, ". u.
Mrs q. Il. Pollock. who IL suffer
Ing from An attack Of hay fever. will
start for Hot Springs, =. ID. next sun.
day.
Miss Cassie Arnold of Omaha who
has been Mrs. Chambers guest for
several davs returned homo ycstcr'
day.
The Junior League of the NJ. j.,
church held u very successful ice
cream social on the church lawn. RI"
receipts amounted to ~.
Misses Hattie Fight and Mary Wer'
brin OF Pinttsnouth nro guests this
week OF the families OF Mr.. Paul Ha-
gel and Mr.. and Mrs. q, =. Schroe'
der.
u. j. Wills and i. q. Eaton. two
prominent Sioux Falls ATTORNEYS nr"
IN tho city today taking heposi'i"ns IN
a case pendiug in tho district ccurt at
Sioux Falis.
&. &. Hardy and family left last might
for seattle, Wash. where they will meet
two sisters Of Mr.. ilardy. Tl" party VIII
then proceed To- Portland l." talk" IN the
E>po,l,,on, after which they will all Z"
on To North Dakota to ,la', brother
TiS family viii return h"mc about sep
tember !.
Miss Marcia Perkins entertained n
large number Of friends last night nj
a salamaRnndi party in honor OF h''
guests, the Misses Hervey nnd F"hr'
Tho lawn was lighted by Japanes'
lanterns. The games were played ~
the house, Miss Irens Kavanaugh anu
Mr.. John Elliott winning the prizes
Ice cream aud cake and punch were
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-09
Violates Game Law
,cucs,lny'a Daily

NIu"s,tny's n uatly)
Tom Hoarnick. the Young man who
was fined last winter for shooting his
neiRhbOr's bull n In trouble again.
This time Il IN because Ohief Game
Warden Garter and Dan Bray arc said
to have caught him with fifteen young
ducks In his posseskion.
Hcornick. however. gave Mr.. Carter
run for his money After he was
seen with tho ducks. no was asked by
Carter where he lived. He pointed
ont tho wrong house with the hopes
OF escaping. When they did learn
where he lived. thoy were ordered of
the premises by the hov's father and
mother. They returned 10 Columbus
and Dan Bray swOre out complaint
for his arrest and this morning Sher.
rif Oarrig drove out to arrest Xcanvick
who lives In tho extreme western part
Of the county.
Tho penalty fixed by law for tho Of
fsnSe Ia not less than 600 no more
than 500.
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Yesterday. Daily Iomrnal.

Mis- Susanna Thomas returned yes.
'crdHy from buffalo. ~. !.
Mrs T. a. Brown Of Norfolk IL
gisliinG her parents Mr. nud Mrs. W
y. IIens.'y.
The "i'm m,n.ia 'rrnwA ~ enjoying
a picnic totny nj their old camp ht
stevens lnk"
Y. 4. Muhiirt"r won't to iinisay
this morning IN irfpnnfn 10 u tcle'
phone mossHg" from T. \, Erodbnii,
who is i'll
Supt. + T., sherman arrived in tho
city Yesterday to spend several day'
getting his work in the city schoo
lined up for next September.
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Mondays Daily journal.

&. j. Carlow went to Plato Ccntc,
this forenoon
|. Gluck was business visitor &c
Omaha this morning
| Miss Susan Erchnuii Of Lindsay il
paying n visit to- Miss Susie Ruen.
| q. II. Curtis went to Elgin this nj.
ternoon to finish n job OF plumbing
Miss Ruby Rasmussen returned to.
'ay from u two weeks visit in st. Ed.
ward
Miss Harriet White OF ninttsmoutl, |,
is visiting her cousins, tho Misses
llagol this week..
Miss Anun lIohon is enjoying u two
weeks visit from her friend. Miss
Bessie Morley 81 ST. Paul, MINI.
+. s. Howell, attorney for Tom
Worral was in the city last night.
II" went to Albion this morning
Blake Mnhcr and H. &, Cnrrig re-.
turned today from Grand Island where
thcy have been for several days.
DR.. Bcnthack came down today from
Platte Center rs II witness IN the in.
sanity cas-" Of Nels Carter Of Oconee.
on the Elgin school building for A.
Dussel His daughter accompanied
him rs fnr rs Albion where she will
visit friends.
Mrs. Howard Clarke and her moth.
or Mrs. A. NJ. Post went to Chicago
Saturday TO visit Mrs. Posts daugh.
ter, Miss Georgia Post.
AL. Leedom. tn. foreman of the Al
bion Argus, spent Sunday in this city.
iie w"s u delegate to the district
convention of Royal liiGhlnnhers
Mrs. VIII Murray OF Columb bus IL
visiting Mr.. and Mira. Will $. Jny. his
Wood street. ami is attending the Ep.
worth assembly. Lincoln journal.
Peter Mntson. the popular butcher
who left Columbus Inst spring for
Greeley was a pleasant caller Mt the
journal office to-day. Mr.. Mattson
was on his way to Omaha on husi.
ness.
Il. G.. Strothor. editor Of the Mon.
roe Rpublcian went to Omaha today
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Tanner Of Tui.
1nr IN ln al I,ns
to lay. roturning from n visit to
friends In Atchison.
Mrs. V. A. MacKen has issucd in.
vi'at;ons for card party tor Wednos.
day afternoon in honor of her niece
Mrs. Wells Wait Miller of Okhlahomn
City. Mrs. Miller's little daughter
Helen. il with her.
Mrs. Walker is entertaining her twO
little ncrhews Edward nni James
Hall Of Kannss City. Arthur and
Margaret Hall. who arO camping with
their aunt Mrs Hcnton, ami family.
in Omaha. They expect to visit in
Columbus. together with their cousin
Eunico Braton. until about Septenr.
hnr.
Columbus hnh two notable church
services yesterday. Rev. J. II. A lbert
brother OF Judge Albert and pastor of
III" First Congregational church Of
FarihauIt, MINI, preached to q crowd
ed hou.c both morning md evening
NJ the Methodist church and Presit
dent Perry of Donnc College preached
1t the COncrcGGtioIni church.
Two of the finest looking mon on
the police forco in Nebraska arc Avol
Nelson and Jack Sullivan, tho two
night men ~ Our city, all ON the ne
count Ui lnicly adding 10 thor uni.
forms II Nps.y uulincmans cap t,lm.
med with brass buttons, leather bill
ani n shield dcnoting their number.
Tho caps arc alright "nl 50 ara tn"
boys who W"nr them tEiOf Shack
and n,tit'ani Jim Nrlsun viii have
'h"m t"O nS soon ~ ih" weather cGOls
off - they Cun be- SOru IN tn" ,!nv
time.
Yesterday. Daily iournal.
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Fridays Daily journal.

Prof. Sike. teacher music. Barber bldg
DR.. Chas. II. Pla,z, homeopathic PHI,
sician and surgeon. postofice buildins
Mrs W. II. Benham is enjoying d
visit from her mother, Mrs. Sump
tion VI Saline. Kan. who will remain
the greater part OF the summer.
Procrastinntion ia the thief of time.
Don't put it Off. Have your house In.
sured now. Have your accounts col.
lectcd before they are outlaw. Call
on g. n. McElfresh. WITT.
Rev. and Mrs. G a. Munro reached
Olympia. Wash. safe last Sunday
night. This information was cor .
veyod in q letter to n Columbus friend,
received this morning.
Mrs. Breed entertained sixteen In.
dy friends this afternoon Mt n two.
course luncheon In honor OF her sister,
Mrs Shaffer Tho rooms werc beau.
tifully decorated IN sweet pens md
ferns
a. Bratt and son Harry were IN Go.
lumbus yesterday on their wav TO
Norton. Kan. where they have large
property interests. Harry mny remain
to look after the construction of n
large business block.
As the warm weather continues the
camping parties inc-ease in numbsr,
rs the water and woods and freedom
enticcs younE people away from their
homes. Next Monday the families OF
n. HockcnberIcr and II q. Froydiv
will go ont for three week. stay.
The X. X. X. 3. an organization OF
boys which was formed last winter
purely for fun and no Responsibilities,
is holding open court Mt McPhersons
Lake this week. Wednesday night
they entertained tho Misses Florence
Kramer and Florenoe Whitmoycr.
Last night Lieutenant Hcnsley and
Miss Ncll Evans drove out.
". T.. Walton and daughter Miss
Hanna OF Baltimore have been guests
OF the family of NJ. Whitmoyer and
other old settlers here for u few DAYS.
Mr. Walton who was n grain dealer
and nurscryman Of Genon for many
years and until five years ago, has
bcen taking e trip to the Pacific coast
with his daughter. and stopped off
few days to revive old friendships.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
chaperoned the children of the church
NJ n picnic at Stevens grove yesterday
afternoon. The children all went out
in hayrnck and the older pJople had
n carrynll The two most conspicions
features of the afternoon were the
wading in the water. ny tho young.
sters ond the sumdtions spread at sup.
per time.
wANTED-By Chicago manufac.
turing house, person Of trust WORTH.
ness and somewhat familiar with local
territory rs assistant in branch Office.
Salary :ls paid weekly. Permanent
position. No Investment required. |
business established. Previous eyper.
ience not essential to engaging. Ad.
dress. Manager Branches, 323 Dear.
born st. Chicago. Gt
Miss Nell Evans returned Tuesday
evening f,cmEstes Park. Col where |
she had gone with n camping party of |
nine from Omaha and PlattmOuth.
The party was so congenial and the
so delightful. that they
were loath to break camp, and tried
to get their families to come and
spend the rest of the summer with
them. This being impossible they were
forced to exchange their delightful.
free ard ideal summer life in the
for the moro conventional |
and uncomfortable homo life in Ne
brnsaN
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-07-20
Oown ofOuM

Considerable agitation is still
going on over school affairs in
this town, many claiming the H.
legality of the presentschool gov.
erement. The town has been
into divided three districts. and
interested parties have called this
into question, and havethe matter
up with the State Superinten.
dent of schools.
Haying is the order of things
at the present, and while in
many sections Of the county the
heavy rains damaged the crops,
there is splendid hay crop.
w. E. Trip was here from
Iron River week ago and laid
out mile of new road for the
Town Board.
Town Clerk Arthur Abel Wis.
tied at Washburn the first Of the
week.
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FAITH IN YOURSELF.

1t IL Absolutely Necessary AZ You He-
come q Success.
What would you think Of young
man, ambitious to become a lawyer.
who should surround himself with a
medical atmosphere and spend his time
reading medical books? Do you think
be would ever become great lawyer
by following such course? No, be
must put himself into law atnoss
phere, where he can absorb it and be-
stepped in it until he Is attuned to the
legal note. He must be grated into
the legal tree SO that he can feel its
sap circulating through hin-
How long would it take young nsan
to become successful who puts himsalf'
into an atmosphere of failure and rs-
mains in it until he is soaked to saturn
ton with the idea? How long wOnsE
it take man who depreciates himself
talks of failure, thinks of failure, WaIRss
like failure and dre1Aes like failure,
| who is always complaining of the In
surmountable difficulties in his Way~
and whose every step is on the rooH
W iOLo WouAu II IAhG fFkxS1
20 arrive at the success goal? Would
any one believe in him or expect HIN
to win?
The majority of failures began to DIS
teriorate by doubling or depreciatln-
themselves, or by losing confidence I'm
their own ability The moment yoM
harbor doubt and begin to lose faith
in yourself you capitulate to the enemy
Every time you acknowledge weak
ness, ineficiency or lack of ability
you weaken your self confidence, anta
that is to undermine the very fountSa-
ton Of all achievements.
So long as you carry around 4 fsH-
ure atmosphere and radiate doubt anss
Encouragement you will be q failure
Turn about face, cut off all the cur-
rents of failure thoughts, of discourage
ed thoughts. Boldly face your goaE
with stout heart and determined en-
deavor and you will find that things
will change for you; but you must see.
new world before you can live ira
1t. It is to what you see, to what you
believe, to what you struggle incss-
sanity to attain that you will approx
mate.-Orison SWEET Marden In Sue
cess Magazine.
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vacation at home. Robert was a
member Of the Varsity crew that
went east to compete in the inter
collegiate races. He attributes the
defeat of his crew largely to the
fact that two of their men were not
in condition. to race.
Harry Ellerman brought to the
Pioneer Office ON Monday mo rning a
quart of strew berries raised by Jos.
Yerden on his farm three miles
northeast of this city. We have
seen some imported berries as large
ont none that seemed to possess as
fine a flavor. They were Simply
delicious. We were unable to learn
what variety they are, but whatever
they are that is the kind to raise,
and his is the way to raise them.
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John Ohns returned from Eau
Claire Monday, accompanied by
his niece, Annie Beecher.
Mabel Gesell, who has been
visiting Laura Hill of Gable for a
mum Der of days, returned home
Monday.
Martin Danielson and wife of
Hayward have been visiting his
two brothers and a sister, Of this
place.. later returning to their
home, Tuesday.
Fred Oss left Tuesday for his
some near Maiden Rock, where
he intends to spend few days.
Mr.. Void was on the sick list
last week but is now able to at
tend to his work.
Some of the young folks gave a
dance last Saturday evening,
which proved very successful.
Oscar Westling, who is work
ing at Ashland for the peerless "
railway was in town between
trains Sunday.
A party consisting Of the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. Morgan; essrs. M Good.
win, Clocks, Morgan and Misses
Clock, Taylor. Gesell and Good.
win, took the Sunday train for
Cable, where they spent the af-
ternoon on Gable lake and visit
ing the town. They all returned
at 9 o'clock in the evening.
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MASON

Mrs. O. M. Axness returned Sat-
urday evening from Hayward where
she has been visiting for the past
month.
The Washburn ball team came
down Sunday afternoon on the limit
ed and crossed bats with the local
team. Lamont of Hayward pitched
for the local team. Score II to in
favor of Washburn. Lake Nebaea-
mon will play here next Sunday.
The base ball boys will give a
grand Dall Saturday evening at the
Odd Fellows hall. Music will De
furnished by the Sextete and refresh
ments will be served at the hall.
Miss Olga Pearson visited friends
IN Ashland over Sunday.
Edward Hines, of Chicago, spent
Saturday here.
Mr.. G.. I. Larson made business
trip to Ashland Friday.
Miss Minnie Cliff, of Cumberland,
is visiting here, the guest of the
Misses Olga Pearson and Rae
Hubert. Miss Cliff was formerly a
teacher in our public schools.
Miss Beatrice Miller, of Ashland,
visited with friends here Sunday
between trains.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson and daughter
visited in Ashland Sunday.
Miss Laura Scofeld returned
Thursday from Hayward where she
visited friends for couple of weeks.
|. Prof. T. E. Moon of Meridian,
Wisconsin, has started a Norwegian
school here, with an attendance of
about twenty, !
Miss Clara Hagen. of Prairie
Farm, is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Thomas Solberg.
A very pleasant surprise party
was.given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Ohr. Wednesday evening
in honor Of Miss Cliff of Cumber-
land. The young people presented
her with very pretty signet ring.
Mrs. ]. B. Remington returned
Thursday from Superior where she
has been visiting her parents.
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Tuesday evening party of TWEEN
ty-one, neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Ketchem, gathered at the
Chequamegon Farm for one of the
gay trolics that have become so vel
known in this vicinity, and they h ID
it along with straw berries and
cream 10 abundance, served in Ma
Ketchem's own inimitiable manner.
which would tempt the most fatid.
ious epicure, Windows were taken
out, floors waxed and then while
cool breezes searched the rooms Mr..
Taylor's big photograph supplied
the latest and most popular music OF
the day and Pa Ketchem, and
friends "cut the pigeon wing" in
the gay and unrestrained man M r
only known in select country hops
Of we old colonial type.
The coolest place in town Sunday
was at the school house where Sun
day school was held. No excuse for
not coming to the Ashland Junction
Sunday School. Every one is made
to feel at home.
Mr.. Soaring expects to be living
in his new hcm at the Zenith Farm
in about one week. He is having the
house repaired and remodeled SO
that it will be a conveniently ar
ranged and cosey little home. II
AL accompli fishes al he wants to, his
place will really the Zenith farm,
but every one knows AIS hair is full
of hay seed.
Among the crowd from Ashland
who Sundayed in this vicinity, was
Tonsorial Artist Cramer who came
out to tutor his young bird dogs.
1t is rumored Mr.. Cramer intends
to purchase a place in the vicinity OF
Fish Creek, as it his favorite haunt.
Miss Alice Foley has left her posi-
ton at the bltst furnace and accept
ed a more desirable one at Eagle
River. MISS Foley has IN. It with
gratifying success at her chosen
profession.
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Mesdames Gesell, Taylor,
Ohns, Josephson, Dabn, Beech
er, Haslett, and Soirenson went,
to visit tue Drummond Sswk
farm at Cable, Thursday moSn-
ing, staying there nnl,I in stM
evening. Mr.. Drum mond enadsa
arrangements for the boats at.
Cable lake and ae about four
O'Clock they all went tishing-
Mrs. Ohns was the lucky one
among their mum Der, catching
but losing fine fish, A dainty
dinner and supper was served
on the lawn near Hills residence
and the married people report
the best time of their lives.
Mrs. Bal tlett will take large
mum Der of the school children
out on the Green Road for pic
mic wednesday.
Nels Olson returned from Eau
Claire and Minneapolis after be-
ing away for two weeks.
Annie Stenjhen v i'll leave wed
nesday for Spooner.
Mr.. Carten, wife and son Ray,
left tuesday for Hurley and
Ironwood, where they will stay
two weeks, visiting some of their,
old friends.
Miss Atkinson. music teach
er Of Bayfield,, was in town
Thursday, giving lessons to sew
eral of er.scholars.
Mr.. Rae Istead. wife, aud two
children are here from Mime
apolis visiting their friends.
About two years ago Mr.. Istead
was employed as time-keeper'
for the Rust.Owen Lum Der COM
pany.
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TOWN OF EILEEN

Mr.. r. A. Winkler and family and
Mrs. Myers, of Milwaukee, visited
Fish Greek Farm Saturday.
The Michigan parties who bought
land in sec tion 4 spent Sunday
looking over their future homes.
They were very happy to learn that
the new Moquah road that will be
surveyed this summer will pass
directly by their property, thus Civ
ing them way out inside Of a year.
Miss Florence Dodd, is visiting
her aunt and uncle at the Chequa-
megon Farm.
Mr.. Clark Tomkins has transferred
his Lone Pine Farm for one located
ia moro desirable location. Clark S
new home is not yet named.
A bottle of medicine was found
near the school house corner at the
Junction last week. The owner can
have bottle by calling on Agent
Soaring.
Miss Gertie Falk, returned from
Pratt Saturday, where she has been
visiting relatives. She reports a
pleasant visit, but says Pratt ign Z
in with Eileen.
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Iron River
From the Pioneer.

From the Pioneer.
C. C. Williams, who has been con.
xalescing after his recent illness,
had another setback this week, but
his condition is now said to be i'm
proving.
Fifteen cans of rainbow trout we're
received by local sportsmen from the
bayfield, hatchery Tuesday evening
and they were planted in streams
near this city.
III. S. Fairall is keeping at improv-
ing the grounds around his residence.
The site is commanding and beauti-
full one and will be one of the best in
the city.
Hoarce Barnes had the misfortune
to cut his foot last week with an
axe, and now moves about with the
assistance of crutches. The injured
member is healing as rapidly as could
be hopec for.
J. W. Barker has hen that lays
some wonderful eggs. One of them
was brought to the Pioneer Office
this week that measured 81 inches
in circumference one way and 81 the
other. 1t weighed 4s ounces.
Robert Lea returned home last
Monday evening, and will spend his
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Bayfield,
rom the Press:

Mrs. Lot. Southmayd departed
for Chetek Tuesday morning TO take
in portion of the assembly season
there. Mrs. Southmayd will also
visit at Barron before returning
home.
Between the COWS and the girls,
the librarian is in e,uandary as to
how she is to preserve the lawn and
library grounds from being totally
ruined. TIE library lawn is not
nasture nor vet toboygan slide and
if Miss Mussell keeps the cattle
away perhaps the girls will manage
not to make her unnecessary trouble
by keeping themselves from injuring
the sod, which is trying it's best to
become firmly rooted there.
1t is said that hereafter govern
nent vessels only will be allowed to
land at DEVILS island. Owners Of
boats are being notified that they
must avoid this island in the future.
The government has possession OF
the island and wishes to preserve the
property in good shape. Tourists
have been committing various deprai-
dations, and it is thought TO interrupt
and prevent this that the new man.
date is issued. The government
purchased DEVILS island several
years ago to be used for light house
purposes.
Buffalo Bill has dropped his divorce
proceedings on account OF the en-
treaties made by his daughter.
Col. A. II. Wood is erecting new
summer cottage on the island. 1t is
thought that the cottage will be a
credit to the builder and to the little
village when complete.
Too much cannot be said in COM
mendation of the efforts of many of
Bay6eld's property holders along the
line IF home decorations and lawn
improvements. Many of The lawns
are in better shape now than in any
previous year and landscape garden
ing seems 10 be popular subject
with our entire population. Let
the good work 60 on.