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 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 28 May 1920, p. 3, column 2     General Marine News The tug Smith delivered a cargo of crushed stone on the barge Adriatic at Green Bay during the week. The steamer Edward Buckley passed thru here Sunday bound south, having brought a cargo of cement to Green Bay. Peshtigo reef lightship was ...

      The barge Halsted, Oscar Mattson commanding, left port Friday morning in tow of the steamer Edward Buckley for Indiana harbor, where the barge will take on a cargo of cement for Marinette. The Buckley in command of Capt. James Mlarnik arrived here from Nahma, where it took on a cargo …

      The steamer Edward Buckley went into commission last week and is again in command of Capt. Fred Gunderson of Sheboygan. The Buckley is controlled by the National Transit Company of Gary, In.

      The steamer Edward Buckley delivered her first cargo of cement at Green Bay for the season of 1920 on Saturday, passing thru here on her way from Indiana harbor on that day. The schooner Oscar Newhouse arrived in port Sunday with a cargo of salt for local dealers. Some of …

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 11 May 1922, p. 8     Steamer Edward Buckley Sold The steamer Edward Buckley, which wintered at the yards of the L. D. Smith Dock company, has been sold by the National Transit Co. of Marinette to T. E. Millard, John Harckness and Jack Garroch of Sarnia, Canada. The boat is being gotten in ...

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 28 May 1920, p. 3, column 2     The tug Smith delivered a cargo of crushed stone on the barge Adriatic at Green Bay during the week. The steamer Edward Buckley passed thru here Sunday bound south, having brought a cargo of cement to Green Bay. Peshtigo reef lightship was brought to the Universal yard Tuesday by ...

      The lumber carrier I. W. Stephenson passed thru here Saturday bound for Milwaukee where it will enter the shipyard for extensive work which will require several weeks. The Stephenson intended stopping here and having the work done at the Universal but the local shipyard was unable to take the ...

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 28 Sep 1901, p. 1, column 2     Gleaned From the Local Field Capt. Jas. Brooks is first officer on Goodrich liner Atlanta. Most of the windbound fleet got away Wednesday morning. The tug Golden was in port Saturday for a short time while bound south. The coal dock of Leathem & Smith is ...

      The tug Smith towed the steambarge Edw. Buckley to this port form Marinette Sunday, and the craft will winter at the Smith dock. The Buckley was not in commission this season, and will need a new boiler before again going into commission. The craft is for sale, and if sold …

      The steambarge Edward Buckley got away Monday afternoon, after undergoing some quick work repairs in addition to a new shoe at the shipyard. She cleared for Manistee.

      Among the boats in winter quarters at Manistee are the Edward Buckley, Robt. C. Wente, W. F. Fletcher, Chas. Reitz, N. J. Nessen, Maggie Marshall, Mark B. Covill, Pere Marquette 2, Helen C. and schooners Isabella Sands and Arendall. The steambarge Wotan, Captain Bernson, got froze in at Tonawanda ...

      The steambarge Edward Buckley, Capt. Wm. Gnewuch, arrived in port Wednesday morning and the same day was docked at the shipyard for a searching up and to stop a small leak. The Buckley will make one more trip and then go into winter quarters at Manistee.

      The steamer Edward Buckley, Captain Peterson, arrived here Tuesday and has since been placed in winter quarters at the shipyard. The Buckley is to receive a general rebuild between this time and spring. The steamer S. O. Neff, Capt. Elbe, arrived here the same day for a similar ...

      The steamer Buckley is to have considerable work done in her hold around the boiler, such as new frames, ceiling and a piece of new keelson. The steamer Edward Buckley has some seven years' work carrying the mill product from Empire to Chicago for the T. Wiltse Co. before her …

      The shipyard is certainly a busy place these days and everybody is on the hop, skip and jump from whistle to whistle. The work of tearing down the lightships is being pushed and a couple of them have little left above the water. They will be docked as soon as …

      The steambarge Edward Buckley, Capt. Thos. Peterson, got away from the shipyard Friday and the following day loaded hardwood lumber at Empire, Mich., for delivery at Chicago. The Buckley is in fine shape after receiving a rebuild at the yards of Rieboldt & Wolter this winter and Capt. Peterson is …

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 15 Apr 1899, p. 1, column 1     Reported From the Crow's Nest The steamer Pine Lake left Milwaukee for Manistee Saturday evening. Four of the lifesaving crew at Ludington have served ten consecutive years there. The steamer Neosho took on a cargo of coal at Cleveland on Saturday for ...

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 7 Oct 1899, p. 1, column 1     Dry Dock and Shipyard Notes. A force of men are engaged in the work of reconstructing the scow Kellogg. This craft will not be ready for service until next spring. The steamer Edward Buckley was floated from the sectional dock on Saturday and she immediately proceeded ...

      Among our callers during the week was Capt. Chas. Gnewuch, owner and master of the steamer Buckley. Capt. Gnewuch, who is a resident of Manistee, Mich., has been sailing the lakes since he was sixteen years old, and he is now upward of sixty, has had a long and steady …

 Door County Advocate (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 20 Jun 1907, p. 1, column 1     GATHERED IN THE LOCAL HARBOR The tug George Nelson was given a fresh coat of paint within the week. Likewise the tug Edw. Watkins. The steambarge l. N. Foster and consort Oak Leaf cleared Saturday evening for Holland, Mich., both being stone-laden. The towbarge ...