The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30
NEWS AROUND THE COUNTY
Some Bruce News.

Some Bruce News.
A. G. Briggs will soon commence
the extension to his hotel.
Miss Beulah Farr of .Rfuomer, during
her vacation, is visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Meryin Corroy.
Miss Sarah Whipple from Waupaca
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Stenson,
for few days this week.
DIR. Saucier is now one Of the happy
men of Bruce. Last Thursday evening
his wife presented him with a fine
daughter. Both mother and child are
doing well.
A. NJ. Davis, who owns fine tract
of land near Bruce, arrived in the vii
lage the latter part of last week. HIS
home is at Decatur, Illinois, and he is
now returning from months visit to
the fair at Portland, Oregon, and other
western points. He lis under the i'm
preston that northern Wisconsin has
more advantages for the home-maker
than the western coast country. He
will remain here for time and clear
up more of his land.
A change has been made here In
Methodist ministers, Rev. L. E. Squires,
who has had this field for couple OF
years, has accepted a call from Rice
Lake. His place here and at Weyer-
haeuser will be filed by Rev. York.
L. E. Stahmann continues to make
additions to his already extensive busl-
ness. He now has his feed grinder in
working order. This will be good news
to farmers, and other, for they will be
able to get their grain ground at home.
R. A. Austin Land company sold 100
acres of land to Robert Kople of Lorimer,
Iowa, and 100 acres to Harry Smith,
Jr., of Chicago this week.
W. A. Blackburn has been looking
after business at points east on the 500.
Archie Barrett underwent a surgical
operation for piles Wednesday. He has
been great sufferer from that trouble
ever since he was in the Spanish
American war.
Work has been commenced on the
cutoff road, which starts at the inter-
section of 7th street and Arthur avenue
and runs to the west end of the wagon
bridge,
Mr.. Warner was out from Chicago
the first of the week, the guest of
Bruce friends He also, gave the fish
in some of the lakes lunch of frogs.
Merton Austin of Lorimer, Iowa, was
in Bruce a few days recently, a guest
at the home of his uncle, r. A. Austin.
Lewis Starin, after long visit with
his parents, brother and sister, return
ed Saturday to his studies in Chicago.
Tom Roe returned Saturday evening
from his vrca ton, spent at Hudson, and
ether points.
F. S. NeKean had the misfortune to
have one of his work horses die the
first of this week.
The R. A Austin Land company
have had quite bunch of prospective
buyers here this week.
The display of butter at the Wiscon-
sin state fair this year at Milwaukee
was large and the scores run high. The
total entries of creamerie3 was 40,
among which were representatives from
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin. The Bruce creamery had dis
play of its butter, and S. B. Cook has
every reason to feel pleased with the
decision of the judges, and the patrons
of the Bruce creamery should feel
equally pleased, for our creamery was
awarded fourth place in the whole
exhibit from the four states named
above. and third place in the Wisconsin
exhibit. The score of the butter from
the Bruce creamery was 963. That is
II better than the score received last
wear. -News-L Letter.