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 Sturgeon Bay Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 13 Jul 1918     BIG LAKE STEAMER IS ABANDONED _______ Five Sailors Forced To Play Robinson Crusoe _____ Five Sturgeon Bay sailors played the part of Robinson Crusoe for five days when the steamer CREAM CITY, of which they were a part of the crew, ...

      Local Marine Items. The tug Lorena, which was in port for about a week, left Sunday for Milwaukee.

      Local Marine Items. The steamer J. S. Crouse, Capt. Chas. Anderson, came into port Tuesday and stopped at the ship yard.

      Local Marine Items. The little freighter Marion, arrived here Friday with a load of fish from Washington Island. They were unloaded at Sawyer and shipped by rail.

      Local Marine Items. The gas schooner Oscar Newhouse, Capt. Wm. Williamson, has gone into commission, having left Manitowoc early Saturday morning for Ludington, with a cargo of mill stuff. She will load salt for a Green bay port.

      Local Marine Items. Government lightships 55 and 60 came out of the boxes Thursday, and the Peshtigo Reef lightship went into the boxes on Friday. All three of the boats had their bottoms scraped and painted and are in first class condition for the season.

      Local Marine Items. Capt. Abe Jessen and his son, J. C. Jessen, and Frohman Anderson, of Washington Island, where in the city Friday night. They left here Saturday morning for Fort McNichols, Canada, all three of them having accepted berths on the freighter Sullivan. ...

      Local Marine Items. The crew to bring the tug John Hunsader to her new port of hail at the Canadian Soo, have arrived here and are busily engaged in preparing the boat for the trip. Capt. Peter C. Batchelder has been hired to sail the boat until she arrives in …

      Local Marine Items. Capt. Mayo Bebeau got a call from the Greilling Co. of Green Bay, Monday morning, to come there and go on the tug N. Boutin. He left for there the same afternoon. It is understood that later on Capt. Bebeau will have charge of the tug Satisfaction. …

      Local Marine Items. Capt. N. A. LaPlant of this city, who is master of the government tug Industry, left Kewaunee Tuesday to help tow the dredge Kewaunee and outfit from there to Waukegan, Ill. The tug Peter Riess headed behind the tow, which besides the dredge consisted of two big …

      Local Marine Items. The fish tugs Lucille and Martha S., commanded by Capt. Walter Williams and Ed. Ryan respectively, passed thru the bay bound west on Saturday morning. They had come from Algoma and Oconto, which they left last fall to spend the winter fishing in Lake Michigan. They ...

      Local Marine Items. Engineer Jack Riley arrived here from Kewaunee Monday evening and Wednesday afternoon left for Quebec, Ont., to help bring back the government tug Manitowoc. The tug will be docked for some minor repairs before leaving but it is expected that she will be here by the 10th …

      Local Marine Items. The raising of the sunken tug L. T. Brogan was finished on Friday and the craft has been raised for repairs and a little work to be done. Capt. Fred Topel, who will have charge of the tug, arrived here from Green Bay Friday evening, as did …

      Coast Guards Save Life of Steer. The Coast Guard crew at the canal responded to a call Sunday morning, but instead of their usual work of saving human lives, it was a job of saving the life of a steer. Sam Sax, the Baileys Harbor butcher, had been up to …

      The fight of Milwaukee commercial organizations and shippers for the re-establishment of shipping service on Lake Michigan, which ceased when the government took over many lake steamers for ocean service, has been won. William G. McAdoo, director general of railroads, has ordered seven ships of ...

      General Marine Items. The tug Peter Coats, Capt. Abbot, was the first boat through the straits this spring, arriving here from Northport Saturday morning. She will fish out of this port during the season for the Beutel Fisheries Co.â€"St. Ignace Enterprise.

      General Marine Items. Greeted with whistles of tugs, barges, schooners and mills, the Ann Arbor carferry No. 3, arrived in Menominee Friday about 5 o’clock on the initial trip of the ferry across the lake. The boat was heavy laden carrying 18 cars of coal for local consumers. The craft …

      Local Marine Items. The gasoline hooker, H. J. Davis, made her first appearance here on Saturday.

      Local Marine Items. The steambarge J. S. Crouse, Capt. Charles Anderson, went north Monday morning in light trim. She passed thru bound south with a cargo of lumber the same evening.

      Local Marine Items. The steamer Sidney O. Neff made her first appearance here Wednesday afternoon, stopping shortly at the Goodrich dock and then proceeding on to the north. She was laden with salt.