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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
GETTING WARMER
Cool Wave Seems % Be Fading Away
ard Warner Weather ts Prom.
ited for Negt Few Days

The cool wave that Ia svIsIted this
section Tor fte past several nay- -ru
tanfs AROUND. but yesterday The mer-
curry reached a higher mark than nas
been REGISTERED AZ any time since fEe
drop several days ago AZ dawn yes
fnrday The mercury stood az the 600
marx. and az a. m had risen 20 inc
GO notch on the tube The firfret
mark registered yesterday was s3.
while 40 O'Clock % m. a temperature
20 ts was REGISTERED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
surnris. Party

surprise party was given Thurs.
day evening for Miss Henrietta Arm.
brecht a. her home az 3s1T Jacob
street In honor 81 her eighteenth
birthday The dining room was beau.
tifully decorated in pink. and at "a
reasonable hour rpfreshmorts were
served The following were present
20 enjoy the evening Misses Mabel
konnard. Kathryn Sfoen. Mary Has
kIua. Ruth Eurlcr. Jess Fell Elsie
Wagner. Helen FrcdorirkH. NarEaret
~fcen. IllIIe Walton. Henrietta Arm
hrccht N.aerl Zen HrIdEowan. Law.
renee Harfh. Joe FrohIlh "a Iurd
Henry IfOfrruf.r Anderson Henry.
Bob Lindsay. Ernest -famm and Viii
fam hrmhrrChf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

At the home OF her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Bonar. Of Brooke county.
Friday evening. their daughter. Miss
Marie. entertained a number OF her
young friends with a birthday party
In honor Of her tenth birthday Most
Of the guests were little friends from
West Liberty. who made the trip from
that place tn "a large picnic wagon
The day was spent an games and mu
sic. with an kinds OF outdoor amuse
ments. Misses Ruth and Anna and
Mrs. George Bonar acted as ho-tessog
for the day During the evening de-
hciOus refreshments were served
Those present were tho following
Ihclma Mont r0mCry Maud King
Mary Aikan. Gertrude WettoCk. Lois
Gross. Clyde Eisler. John Smith. Fred
Bonar. Harold Honar. Russell Bonar
John Allan. Gayle Mccullough. Pau
Honar. Glenn Bonar. Henry Helnzroth
Laura RO1ar. Ruth Beck Marguerite
Beck. Elizabeth Tosman Jessie Beck
Olive Morgan. Earl Morgan. EvanEe
line Morgan and Francis Woundcrlick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Marie Burkhart. Annette Rurkhart.
Messrs. John JacobuCci. John Dugan.
Herman Rage. Henry Wttzberger.
Edward Burkhart Doris Russell. Har-
~ WaterhOuss John Faust. Philip
Mitzberger. "Siyede Breiding Joseph
Burkhart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Does your wife open au the mail
that comes % the h0uae7~
Everything except the bills And
rhn.a afraid 10 see what's furffo
them ~ Detroit Free Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
Dinner Dance

Miss Elizabeth Paxton -ntertain-
this evening ~ the Country club with
dinner party. The event d. planned
a. "A courtesy 10 the following attrac-
tive young guests whose visit in the
city has been the occasion for many
pleasant social events. Misses Anne
Peppard. Of Kansas city. who Is visit
inc Miss Hettie HaZlett: Alice de
Isle. OF Riverside. Conn. and Mar
garrett smith Of Greenwich. Conn. who
are the guests OF Miss Virginia Nc
kce Dorothy Green. % Greenwicr.
and Harriet Hoggson. OF Greenwich.
who are Miss Margaret Heryey's Wis
itors. Hortcnsc oliver. OF Cleveland.
who D. visiting Miss Elizabeth Hugus /:
Margaret and Helen Cromwell OF
Bradford. Pa and Mr. Donald Soul
ley. who Is Mr. Alex Paxton. Jr. =
guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

CaN@E FaEAgs
Friday evening an informal dance
party took place az the Windsor ho-
tel when a number OF tho young peo-
pie entertained for Miss Helen Con
81 JohnEfOwn. Pa. who is the guest
OF Miss Agnes Braddock
The affair took place In the Ter
race garden where Manager kriel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

~ don't care FOR those vicious
rIaya"
hut they sometimes point a
moral
well. when I want moral can
GOT seat in the police court for
nothing So what's the use OF cough.
irE up So 600 save my money for a
musical comedy o. Pittsburgh Poet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Mr. and Mrs Albert Dittmar enter.
ained "a number OF their friends ~
their home in EdgeWood on Thursday
for Mr. and MrF Edward HaRenan
of Dayton. Ohio. UhO are guests here
Various amusemenfs were enjoved
and refreshments served 20 the
guests who included
Mn7sr7. and Mechanics Edward
HaEewau ~ Dayton George Newman
Fred SeIhey. WIN Wilson. James Nc
louuauEhy. Charles Din. Charles
shell. John Porter. Louis Ernst. Mar.
fn DIftmar. Louis Foster. Albert Witt.
mar. Mesdames Caroline TAYLOR Fliz.
g1efh Schuirr. Misses Helen Beneke
Luffle Davis. NpsHrs James and
Charles Schell Fred and William Sci
heF ElUard and Robert HaEeman
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Guests

Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
p a. Dornan. Rock Lick. W l.. Dor.
nan. Rock Lick, p r. Dornan. Rock
Lick, J. ID Riggle. Sand nm. G. l..
Gardner. Triadelphia. T. r. Gardner.
sand I'M. Philip Fleahman. Film
Grove. Mrs. AIDA Dolen. Peoria. m [.
Mrs n. 4 Gardner Washington Pa .
Mr.. y. r. nornan. Allerton. la Mr.
Jacob Dornan. Powcrsville. Mo. Mr.
= T. loruan. Calls. W Va. Missel
Laura. Sadie and AIDA Church. Calls
W. Va, Odessa. Gail. Carrie and IA
gel kigEle. sand Hili: Thelma and Ger.
trude Dolen, Peoria. Ill. Hazel and
l.eota Dornan. Rock Lick. W. Va +.
Virginia and Flora Mae Gardner
Washington. Pa; Messrs Victor and
Roy Dornan. Rock Lick. Lee Cuttings.
GALS. W Va. Harold Hartley. Calls.
W. Va. Willie Church. Calls. W Va
Willie and Jesse RiEgle. Sand min. W
Va. Floyd. IeNcrne and Wayne DO.
len. Peoria. Ill. Woodrow F1eahman.
Elm Grove. Carl Dornan. Calls. W
Va.
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on July 20. al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs D. r. Gardner. near sand nm
the lornan reunion was held The
brothers and sisters were all present
except one. Joseph. OF Pennsylvania
Mrs. GARDENERS sister o. visiting here
from Peoria, III. and two OF her AGED
uucles. Mr.. y p. Dornan. OF Allcrton
Iowa. who Is - years old. and Mr.
Jacob pornan. OF Powcrsyille Mo-
who is ~ years old Both are In the
very best OF health 10 certainly was
treat for an 20 be- present on such
an occasion. Tor ~ had been years
since some Of them had met Each
and every one enjoyed themselves A
big dinner was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
SOCIAL EVENTS
OF IMPORTANCE
GIVEN BY wHEELisc'S sociAE
sat DURING WEEK WERE
MOST ENJOYABLE
Younger Social Sc. Vie Win Oicer
Members Htth Prcttiiy Appoint
GO P@rtics-Dancfrs Popular.

Mrs p Eusfon Woofs was hostes,
~ The Country club on Fritay ev~n-
INK when sh~ entertained the mem
b~rf - the younEer set Tor bel
daughter. Miss sophia EC-tur N0ols
No AFFAIR Nas llforual The presence
% the many house Euest- made tlt
dance Ell RI. more enjoyable Man
aseT bmmey served luncheon tQ
the following
Misses
Virginia smith. ri -aran ygnIrrkrr
haFersacE n. r. Is .-.r Haz.rtt
harr. 80 huEEaou. Dorothy Green %
- afrerslch. ErerEuIlE Daul.
com. E.HnEu" DlaeEa
Alice De- Lials. % Nartr suf.-
Riverside Coma F.lrEfrrE Ceiling
Anne Fsuuari. % wood
kansss city. EIrE.ul1 Holman
Helen Cromwell o. EuEateth H-rl-
Bedford. la. Loretta Witty
tiarEtrrt Cromwell Eleanor Holloway
~ helfore. pa. Margaret H-rsy
hlrslula Mckee
Msssrsi
Wiley Ewing Tsasy Q.r.-.sr
Wilson Grub Charles ...rIlsr
Lou Grub eugene il..Irsth
l.uuuF Milton Tom Beatty
Alex Young Nelson MnIfakrr
Mrrtz FranEheim George whitaker
Alex Paxton Irvine Kelly
joe jefferson Wright Hugus
Isl potward franE- william 300 gins
helm Gibson Han. ltun
William FranEheIm John CLARK
Junior FranEhrIu Everett Greer
william Hildreth Junior Brown.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
win Wrestle Wi.loashby

Elmer Sanders, that boy of Ashland, who
is at present in Minneapolis, Mimi, work.
ing o,it with Joe Carr, will again shortly
wfestle rstutn. match with Walter Will
loughby, of Mellen, at Ashland. Willough
by, it will be remembered defeated Sanders
n straight falls early in the spring but
Elmer expects, utidcr the tutorship Of Carr
10 reverse that defeat at this meeting This
viii be a match well worth travelling a long
to see as both boys are up in their class.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
WILL IN STiTUTE
PROCEEDINGS
Thomas Sloane and the keIlogss
To Institute Suit Against
johnson.

We are informed that Thos. Sloane
and the Kelloggs are shortly to leave
for Ohio where they will enter suit
against The New Republic, Pussy
Foot" Johnson's paper for article
published in reference to them and as
we understand will push them for a
full vindication Of themselves. 1t
will be remembered that several Of
these articles appeared in that publi-
cation in regards both Sloane and the
Kelloggs and now they intend to
make Johnson prove that they are
true. Mr.. Sloane and Kellogg have
many friends in the northwest that
will be more than pleased to learn
of this move and will await with in
terest of their vindication.
Mr.. Slone will be remembered
as the man who made such gallant
run for the office of Commissioner of
Indian Affairs last year.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Which Bears Out Our
Contentious In Past
|ssuEs or THIS PAPER N REGARDS
|Mhat the Men at the Head viii Do
For the Indian.

Assistant Commissioner E. B. Mer-
lit certainly means what he says in
very way as his present activities IN
,ehalf of the Indians proves, and
is one endeavor is to see that the
adians get what he wants issofar as
: can aid. He IS "a sglutton for work
I'D one can find him at his desk IN
,e Interior department from the
rly dawn till all hours at night, and
ways ready to listen to the appeals
the Indians.
We have heard many remarks by
dians such as Merritt is a big,
Dad and square man., and we heart
agree with them in such remarks
he is that and even more. We be-
,ve that there is no limit to what
would and can do for the benefit
the Indians. We try in our way to
i've to our readers an idea Of what
ind of a man they have as First As
:stant Commissioners but our best,
!, vague, as one has to meet him to
now him as he is. He is friend,
ne Indians throughout the country
IN feel proud in having and in select
zig him for that position. Mr.. Sells
IN we'll feel proud of his selection.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
LEGISLATION IS
NOW ASS RED
Years Of Patient Waiting 60 Have
E'iDaI End.
Delegation WORKING Hassgl For Interest OF
Band as an Esstlrefy.

The amendment as given in last
weeks Star, with the exception Of one
small change, which provides that
should not an adequate price be paid
for the remaining timber a small pro-
table mill may be erected for the pur-
pose of manufacturing same under
the discretion Of the Secretary OF
the Interior, was accepted by the
Joint Indian Committee and we have
every assurance that this measure
will become law at this session OF
Congress.
Cur delegates there are to be con-
graduated on the solid front they pre-
Isented to the Committee and had it
not been for the fact that they worked
hand in hand and being backed by the
Interior department, it is undoubted-
/ ly nothing would have been accom-
plished again this year as Mr.. Dalby
appeared before the committee IN op-
position to the measure, but through
the earnest appeals of Congressnaan
1T. 4. Lenroot, of Superior and Assist
ant Commissioner Merritt of the IN
dian Office, and the firm stand taken
by the delegation the Committee were
convinced that it was what was
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Buys Land for Indilns

The United States government has closed
a deal for the purchase of 5000 acres of
land in Forest county from Keith-Hiles
Lumber Company, which is TO be used to
establish farm homes for the Pottawatomie
Indians. The land lies east and north of
Stone Lake. Other tracts are near Wabeno,
Forest county, and in the reserve part Of
Marinette county. Homes are to be erect
ed on the var,cus tracts and an academy for
the instruction of Indian children is to be
established and maintained, it issaid on the
Marinette county tract. There are more
than 100 of the tribe living dn this county.
Oshkosh Northwestern.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08

WaHltsfs
The plea made in behalf Of the
measure by Mr.. Lenroot was fine and
reflects much credit on him as a man
standing for what is right! While to
Mr.. Merritt our people on this reser-
vatioEs as well as ali throughout the
country, can readily put their en-
tire confidence In as he has shown by
his work before the committee that
he is q friend of all Indians, and to
him they owe what can never be re-
paid. Too much cannct be said Of Mr..
Merritt.
The delegation has also had EN-
bodied as a rider on this same appro-
priation bill, what has been known
as the village bill and have all assur-
anccs thatsit also will become a law
with the passage Of this bill, thus the
delegation this year has accomplished
more than all other. delegations that
have been sent in previous years and
to them and the Indian department
working hand in hand our troubles
vanish ii thin air.
Zach delegate spoke before the
joint committee and were listened to
with attention by It's members.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
COUNTY BOARD
OF EE)lJCnTl< ION
MET MAY 5TH Al ASHLAND
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
E. j. Lockard Draws the Five Year
Term.

At a recent meeting Of the Ashland
county Training School Board teach
ers were selected for the coming
school year. It was also decided to
hold a summer session of the training
school at Mellen to begin July sixth
and run for six weeks ending August
sixteenth. At the summer session sub
jects required Of candidates for se~
cond and third grade certificates will
be taught.
Mr.. C. E. Hulten of Park Falls
was chosen principal and Miss Adele
A. Lange, who is now teaching in the
Reedburg Training School, was chos-
en- assistant The board had great
number of applications to choose from
and much time and thought was spent
befove choice was made.
The school will be housed in the
Mellen city school building and every
means will be used to make the school
live active influence in the school
work of the county.
Much interest has already been
manifested in the summer session
and the general feeling seems to be
that the schools of the county as well
as the teachers will be greatly ben
Gifted by having a summer session at
home.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08

Ashland en- May 10. The winner of the
county contest will be a county dele
gats s-s2ssEae State Fsir Spelling con-
test to be held on the State Fair
grounds at Milwaukee next fall. The
county winner will be The guest cf the
State Fair board at the time and will
have all expenses paid by that board.
Considerable interest has been taken
in this work but rot all town have en-
tered the contest.
On Tuesday May 9Th, the new
County Beard Of Education met at
the court house in Ashland and or
ganized.s Mr. John ]. Hayden Of But
ternut was chosen president and w.
?. Hagnaan was chosen secretary.
In casting lots for the terms of
office e. ]. Lockard of Odanah drew
the five year term, D. F. Tyler of
Gidden the four year term, Mrs. Hill
da Nc D. Anderson Of LaPointe the
three term, John J. Hayden the two
year term, and T. J. Johnson of Mar
engo the one year term. Hereafter all
members elected viii have a five year
term.
After taking up the various matters
before the board the body adjourned
to meet at Glidden at the call Of the
president.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08

rights as members Of White Earth
Bands of Chippewa Indians are fully
established by their enrolment and
allotment and drawing annuities un-
der the Nelson Act, by virtue Of
which Act and agreement they have
been enrolled and allotted and have
resided continuously on the White
Earth Reservation from the date of
the passage of the Act down to the
present Tine.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Don't Have Cold Feet

You can buy a sheep lined felt shoe at s225
thats humdinger. Then we are placing
on rhe market special rubbers that is bett-
er ii an the best thing that has ever been
showr ask us to demonstrate the rubber
Lew Ar ierscn & Son, Ashland, Wis
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
BEEF CATTLE IN WISCONSIN,

BEEF CATTLE IN WISCONSIN.
One of the results of the drought
that swept the cattle ranges OF the
southwest last summer is the increase
in the number of beef cattle now pre-
pairing for market in Wisconsin. From
the burnt out pastures OF Kansas
numbers of cattle were shipped into
the northern part of the state to be
pastured and wintered where fodder
was abundant. It gave an impetus to
the raising of beeves which has been
felt throughout the Lake Superior
counties, and to a lesser extent IN
other parts Of the state. Farmers
were already discerning opportunity
in the higher price and firner market
for beef on the hoof, and the shipping
in of cattle has impressed them with
the fact that there is money In beef
which can be fattened with a mini
mum of care and attention, on some
of the best grazing ground IN the
world, well watered, cool in summer,
and green from springtime until snow
flies. If the present plans of cattle
men are carried out, thousands OF
acres in Douglas county, thick with
clover, timothy, blue grass and wild
pea vine, will soon be stocked with
beef cattle
A feature of this revival of interest
in stock grazing is the appeal it
makes to Uncle Sans wards. In this
state Indians, though they have had
to abandon the nomadic tribal life,
have both land and money, and stock
raising, with the care of herds, is a
vocation very congenial to them. Up
in the Bad river reservation, Indians
have been spending thousands this
spring for cattle for grazing purposes
to be shipped in, fateened during the
summer and marketed in the fall. The
three northern-most counties, OF
which Ashland is one, furnished un-
equaIled pasturage for stock. Last fall
the showing of horses at the Ashland
county fair amazed those who were
not aware that the Indians have been
getting some very fine horses during,
the past three years. Cattle and pom
les engage the Indians best en-
sdeavors. They hold his interest as
nothing else will.
The Kickapoo valley, in Richlard
and Vernon counties, last year outdid
itself in hte raising of forage crops,
and the farmers there have been far
sighted enough to turn some of them
into live stock They have been exper-
imenting with beef on the hoof, and
finding it pay we'll. Some of their
steers put on 400 pounds, from the
fall pasturage alone. Last year 1000
fat cattle were finished off there for
market. A cattleman named Hull, who
marketed $50 beeves, principally two
and three-year-olds, found the returns
so good that he got the refusal OF
nearly every spring calf in the valley
at $25, and is stocking up his grazing
land with the most promising, filling
up the places of the fat stock already
marketed. For some time the far-see-
ing have been urging the dairy farm
er to make side issue of beef cattle,
assuring him that skim-milk and good
pasturage can hardly be better in
vested than in two and three-year-
olds conditioned for the Chicago mar
ket.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Notice.
Notice.
STARE OF WISCONSIN, codSfS COURT fog
ASHLAND COUNTY,

STARE of WISCONSIN. coisSfY COURT foR
ASHLAND COUNTY
IN PROBATE
Notice hereby given the regular Term Of the
County Court TO be hed n and for said County. The
Probate o5ce IN the city Of Ashland N said county the
first TUESDAY (beng the 5th day. Of May A. d. 1914 at
10 o'clock A. M the ioIwins matter viii be heard and
sidercd;
The application Of George Al Day 70 admit to probate the
Ias viii Of John Bockway ate Of the towr
Of sanborn in said county drceased and for letters tesan
cntay thereon to be issued him. the said Caorge A. Day
Dated AprflS 1914.
By order Of the Codr:
Jrmes Mcculy County JUDGE
John Walsh. wasbbrrh. wis. Attorney for petitioner.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Doing Good Work

Much credit is due Rev. ]. w. Martin
for the energetic manner in which he is
seeking the location for a public library,
which WOULD be Of material benefit to all
our citizens as it would be the means Of
giving to them something that would give
them place in which to spend their even
ings. Join hands with Rev. Martin in the
good work.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
stearas Mil Starts Operation at Washbura

The big mill Of the ]. S. Stearns Lun-
ber Company at Washburnl started
operations at Washburn last Saturday noon
and since that time has been grinding out
lumber at rapid rate. Manager George
Moore and Foreman VIM. Shoshea who
had charge of the mill repairs during the
spring months are greatly pleased with the
way. it started off The mill started last
Saturday noon and run steadily without an
interruption and has been running since.
Over one hundred men are given employ
ment about the mill which means much to
the city of Washburn.
Mrs. Wm. obern was in Ashland last
Tuesday.
James Scott and father Adam Scott, ST.,
were in Reserve, wis. several days this
week.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Repairing Roads

The ]. S. Stearns Lbr. Co. has a crew Of
men busily engaged this week building d
plank road to their slab yard near Wisconsin,
avenue so that their horses will not have 10
wade thru the mud roads in the spring and
summer.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
NOTICE.

Our agent D. Sullivan makes his regular
calls and delivering every Saturday at Oda-
nah Please reserve your orders for the Ash
land Steam Dye Works.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Statement Of Ownership, Management,
Circulation, Etc.

Of The udanah star published weekly odanah wiseonsr
required BY the Ast Of August a. 1912.
Name Of Editor H. c. Asbmun. AssistaH, Editor w
Ashrnun Publisher H. c. Ashmun. Owner ~ g
Ashmun known bondhoIders. nongasces. and other SCI
curity holders holding per cent OF of total amount
If bonds. mortgages. Or Other securities: None.
u. G. AsiFwU~.
sworn 70 and subscribed before this 18th DAY n
April 1914,
lsrarl DcsAIn j. McMAHo's
Notsf, Public. 3
IS oomrsssion esfsfes fune IL 1874
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
County Spelling Contest.

The county superintendent has been
conducting spelling contests in the
various towns Of the county and the
winner at the town contest will repre-
sent the schools of his town in a coun-
vt contest to be held in the city of
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
LOYAL THEATRE

Special Features for Next Week
TUESDAY, MAY Il" "Evangeline"
Feature in parts will be shown afternoon
and evening for Benefit of Catholic Church.
"pERILS OF PAULINE'' series will
start "Wednesday May 18th. Don't miss
the beginning.
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE feature
will be shown Saturday, May 10Th an inter-
esting feature in parts.
COME AND ENJOY THE EVENING.
Coed Pictures at all times.
y. w. HARTO, Mgr.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-05-08
Are at Mt. Clemens, Mich.

Matt Morchage and Antoine Couture,
,th employees Of the ]. S. Stearns Lhr. Co,
spending few weeks at Mt. Clemens,
.ich., taking the mineral baths for rheu-
atismr Mr.. Morchaae lives in Ashland,
ii works in the mills here.