The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-09-24

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home of her parents last Saturday
evening. A good time is reported.
D. j. E,tabrook and r. A. Herring
returned last Saturday from Chip
pewa Falls where they have been
taxing in the sights at the Northern
Wisconsin Stote ",i..
he camp, out uack of Cusson
have closed down for the balance OF
the summer season. The logging
outfits have been transferred to
Hines.
| The Mason Baseball team were at
Hayward last Sunday where they
played ball. They played thirteen
inning game and won out over Hay
ward, the score being seven TO six.
Down the line of the Omaha there
has been some very bad forest fire S
raging during the past week, but So
far the fires have been running
through the dry brush and cut over
slashings amp not very much damage
has resulted.
The Raarup Bros. portable saw
mill which is cutting lumber for
Akely and Sprague is running stead
lily is turning out large amount OF
lumber. About nine men are en-
ployed abont the mill. 1t may run
all winter.
At the recent primary cleo
tion Lenroot received 1929
and Jenkins 1898. Lenroot's
majority 6,246. On the Democratic
ticket Konkel got 235 votes and Len
root l25. Konkel got one vote in
Bayfield, county.
Mrs. Doll Keene of Minneapolis
Eas been in the city for week or
more visiting at the Morgan home.
| Phil Evinson. Dan Robinson, John
Jacobs, Jr. Asa Wiley, Henry Rel
khoff, VIM. Finnegan, Joe Brant,
and Jim Arseneau have gone to
Itasca, where they will be employed
at the elevator for some time.
At six o'clock Friday evening the
Leader will close it's doors and they
will not open again until Saturday
evening at six o'clock.
Walter Marsh returned home from
Superior Thursday evening. He has
been sailing on the Steamer Gayley
for the past seven weeks.
The Helvitia has been loading
lumber at the Thompson docks dur
ing the past week. The docks are
now almost stripped OF lumber:
James Carroll left the first of the
week for Duluth where he expects to
| work.
For Sale Cheap one team of
horses and harness one heavy wagon
one wood box and two pair trucks.
Apply to
John A. Jacobs.
Mrs. T. S. Oscar and daughter
left the first of tie week tor Hudson
and Cumb. rland where they will
visit for couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Nels Larson entertained a
| number of friends at a finch party
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ole Ramstead was taken to
the hospital at Ashland the first of
the week TO be operated upon for
appendicitis.
I. Mrs. Matt Nelson entertained a
number of friends at her home last
Friday evening. Finch was played.
Mrs. George Morgan left this
morning for Duluth where she will
visit for few days with friends.
Mrs. Susie Lincoln attended
the Maxine-Potter wedding al
Ashland yesterday.
During the storm Tuesday night
hail the size of small plumbs fell but
very little damage is reported.
Miss Monica Rockstad of Mime
apolis is spending short time visit
ing at the farm home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew r ckstad.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Failing has been quite
Sick during the past few days.
Mrs. S. E. Swanson had the mis-
fortune to fall down stairs this week
with the result that she had her
ankle badly sprained.
Elmer Hike of st. Paul. has been
visiting at the Fentou home during
the past week.
For Rent:-Seven room house on
east Bayfield, street. Water and
sewer. Apply to Mrs. VIM. Barn
hart at house.
Boyd Cameron returned from
[tasca where he has been working