The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-07-04
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I BAYFIELD,
From the Press:

noon last week on the good ship
Barker, with the launch Helen sent
on in advance. the Barker carrylnN
our fl .cL of row boats and sail boat
in tow. The Club : as represented
by Messrs. Peterson, Fox. Earring
ton. Lam reaux, Myhre, E,ta rock,
Sever>on, Oscar Dug gan. Mcleod
Poppe, Gibson, Kenfield, Williams,
Walsh, Sowder all of Washburn,
and Wilkinson, Hale, Smith, Row
ley, McHcnrv, Mertens, S. d. Bou-
tin, Nelson, Hoffman. Mussel, Va
cen. of BAYFIELD,, and E. H. Nyhus OF
ST. Paul,
Had fish dinner on the boat and
arrived at tta fishing proand al 8 p.
II. and started the slaughter. Be-
fore dark W. had good lot of fl-h.
Mr.. Duggan got first with II 224
pound trout. A, it was raining and
foggv it got dark early and We quit
fishing 10y s p. m. and returned TO
the Barker where we PLAYED cards
and listened 0 music until tine to
retire. We ware al up at four a.
H. for brea kfast aud out fishing
again. The Gay wa foygy most of
the time aud fishing WIS not very
good, but we ali got d tro0t or two
and some three. The Hrrriug King
GOT lost in the fog 0nce, but was
duly rescued by Nelson d Mus sell.
We arrived in Bayfield, at 10 p. m.
all tired but happy. This was u
sort OFT official trip DIS we had the
sheriff, county clerk, register Of
deeds, coroner and county surveyor.
Say gentle reader, have you ever
sailed out among the Apostle islands
on June day, on a good ship like
the Barker. equipped with all the
necessarles of life and a stewardess
who knows tue art of cooking lake
trout and whitetish in d manner that
would delight an epicure? If you
haven t taken a trip of this kind
you have missed one OF the best of
life's pleasures. To the good boat,
and more especially the captain and
crew do the club owe thanks for a
pleasant trip
lone of the Truthful ("
Herman Sense has built himself a
three room summer cottage at Sal
mo and this week moved Dis family
there. He has as guests there this
week c. I'll. Leland and family of
Oshkosh. and George Petersick. of
Milwaukee.
Mrs. A. Knight and family left
Monday FIR Oregon where they will
join Mr.. Knight in their new home
in that state. They have been resi-
dents Of Bayfield, for many years
and leave many friends here who
wish them success III their new
home.
The new Kranzfelder and Werder
buildings on the corner of Second
street aud Rittenhouse avenue are
fast nearing completion and already
make the corner loom up brightly
in appearance. These buildings
will be among the best in the city
when completed.
Mr.. Nels Johnson, Of Port Wing,
Wis, has a large acreage planted
out to fruit trees whick would con
vince anyone that Northern Wiscon-
sin, especially that part which over
looks Lake Superior, is the coming
fruit country. Last year Mr.. John
son had a lot of trees so loaded with
apples that it was difficult to keep.
the branches from breaking down.
He has also a fine nursery contain
ing thousands of young fruit trees,
all looking very healthy and thrifty.
II you will make inquiry it will |
be revelation to you how manv |
succumb to kidney or bladder trou-
bies in one form or another. If the
patient is not beyond medical aid,
Foley's Kidney cure will cure. 1t
never disappoinqs. @. W. Frost.
Wanted: by Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant
imam or woman) for this
county an d adjoining territory.
Salary $50 and expenses paid week
Ly; expense money advanced, Work
position permanent. No
Investment or experience required.
Spare time valuable. Write at once