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 Door County Democrat (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 17 Dec 1909, p. 1, column 2     BIG FLEET AT SHIPYARD. _______ Fifteen Craft at the Yards For the Winter. Rieboldt & Wolter's shipyard is now the scene of great activity. Fifteen craft are at the docks, presuming a fine marine picture. Men are being added to the already large crew as fast as they can ...

 Door County Democrat (Sturgeon Bay, WI), 11 May 1917, p. 8, column 2     WORK AT THE SHIPYARD ________ MEN GET ANOTHER SUBSTANTIAL RAISE THIS WEEK. ________ Men, and Lots of Them, Wanted at Once--Shipyard Busiest Place in Town. ________ Another raise in wages has gone in effect at the Rieboldt & Wolter shipyard and this ...

      Along the Docks . The little steambarge Liberty arrived in port Thursday.

      Local . The new fire tug August F. Jansen, built by Rieboldt & Wolter of this city, for the city of Milwaukee, was given a trial trip Wednesday, and another Thursday. Everything was found satisfactory.

      Along the Docks . The Welcome, of Washington Island, arrived at the canal last Wednesday with a cargo of lake caught trout, consigned to Capt. A. Kalmbach.

      County News, Detroit Harbor. Peter Andersen, the mail carrier, had to get assistance to get his boat afloat Monday morning, the water being so low his boat was on the bottom. The high water of last summer is gradually receding.

      County News, Detroit Harbor. The Wisconsin (one of the three fish traders) is in Green Bay for some alterations. The owners intended to move the engine further aft, also the cabin, and to lower the forward deck.. It will make the boat more handy for freight. They are expected back …

      County News, Detroit Harbor. The farmers union shipped fifty-two head of fat cattle to Chicago this week. They were taken from the island by the gas schooner Arrow. Tho destined for Sturgeon Bay there were obliged to take them to Escanaba as a southerly gale prevailed. In Escanaba the boys …

      County News, Detroit Harbor. Peter Andersen, the mail carrier, had to get assistance to get his boat afloat Monday morning, the water being so low his boat was on the bottom. The high water of last summer is gradually receding.

      New Steamer For Hill Line. The following item of interest to our readers appeared in the last issue of the Marinette Eagle-Star: The model for the new steamer to be built by the Hill Brothers, of Fish Creek, to be run between the resorts on the east shore and the …

      Marine News. The Foster and consort Oak Leaf cleared on Saturday.

      Marine News. The tug N. Boutin and consort Baldwin cleared Sunday.

      Marine News. The government lighthouse tender Hyacinth was in port on Sunday.

      Marine News. The tug Nelson left for Marinette on Monday to take the place of the tug Thompson.

      Marine News. Capt. Peter Batchelder, of this port, has been master of the tug John Leathem, at Ashtabula, the greater part of the summer.

      Marine News. The big tug S. M. Fischer, with the Carferry No. 1 in tow, passed through the bay Saturday bound south. The Fischer has been laid up for a couple of weeks.

      Marine News. The tug Smith, with the Kellogg in tow, cleared for Milwaukee Sunday. Since her new wheel was put on the Smith makes faster time and she steams much easier.

      Marine News. Word has been received from the expedition to raise the Packard that a sand sucker will begin operations at once to remove the coal from the sunken steamer. The question of bonds for the Canadian government has been settled.

      Marine News. The Ann Arbor Carferry No. 1 broke one of her engines while coming across the lake and the tug Lorena took her through the bay Sunday morning. The big steamer could navigate all right in the open water but was a trifle unwieldy with but one engine working. …

      Local News. The handsome launch Marellou, of Fish Creek, with a party of resorters aboard, was in port Monday.