The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-04-14

gains, Inc price is GOunQ TO duVan-
g. soon. Call and see Robinson.
Times office.
Mr. Armour says he regrets that
the price Of m at is SO high. This
surely must make it unanimous then
The new King of Belgium was
once a newspaper Nun. This should
tit him uniquely for the business of
running the government,
Edward Plant who was operated
on at the St. Joseph hospital at Ash
land last week for appendicitis, is
reported as getting along as nicely
as could be expected.
Many of the farmers are now busy
blowing and getting their ground in
shape for planting. The season this
spring has been ideal for preparing
the ground and crops had ought to
! get an early start.
A. [. Lien has started the work
of axcavating for his new store
building. This will take some time
and as soon as completed the work
| Of building the new stone block will
be commenced.
Max Happie returned the latter
| part of last week from a trip to the
| west.
Town Clerk Carl Kallgren of the
| town of Pilsen transacted business
in the city last Saturday afternoon.
Louis Hottie who has been suffer-
ing for some time with rheumatism
is COW getting along pretty well.
Money to Loan on Farm Land.
Lowest rates and Long time, Gail
or write Love-Land Company. Wash
burn and Minneapolis, Mimi.
Mrs. Martha Sandal, the great
Norwegian singer who appeared at
the Norwegian Luthern church
| Wednesday evening. more than
pleased her audience. Her singing
was splendid.
Gilbert Olson is having the front
of his store building newly painted.
Currie G.. Bell of Bayfield, is trans
acting business id the city today.
Eben Olson of Port Wing was in
the city Monday and Tuesday on
business. Mr.. Olson who is county
road commissioner has already
| started some county road work over
in the western part of the county,
He has not quite finished his con-
tract at Barksdale but is now en-
gagged in completing it.
B. F. Runkle who is permanently
employed by the Stearns Lumber
Co. at Odanah and vicinity, expects
to move his family there as 500 as
school is out in the spring. Mr..
Rtnkle has closed a deal for the sale
of his residence. He has rented the
| Mrs. Proll residence on Pine street
and will move into it temporarily.
Fritz Carlson of Port Wing tran
sacted business in the city Monday
evening.
The four act drama, Two
mothers" which wrs given at the
Opera House last Thursday evening
was well received by a large audi
ence. The drama vas presen ted by
the young lady members of the Choir
of the ST. Louis Catholic church. A
matinee was given at the
st. Louis hall Sunday afternoon.
The net proceeds of the two p%erfor-
mances was about $50. 90
DR.. Lampson has been spending a
few days in the city during the past
week, visiting friends and attending
to business. Mrs. Lampson also ar
rived in the city Sunday evening
and has been visiting here during
the week.
! Miss Maud Pearley who has been
at Minneapolis during the winter
has been in the CITY during the past
week visiting with relatives and
friends.
The top of the big tent that was
torn by the wind here last fall was
made into eight small tents. They
are just the thing for berry pickers
or hunters.
FOR SALE:-Good new clover
seed for $780, per cwt, plus freight
from Seoforth. Mimi. For reference
see Loveland Go. Washburn, who
have purchased 600 lbs. paid IN adj
vance. Pay IN advance and seed
will be sent at once.
Arnold Kramer,
Seaforth, Mimi.
Us just as important that you be