The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-08-26
NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE
Things That Are Done and Said at
Various Points.
Some Bruce News.

Mfs. Geo. NJ Carnachan, Miss
Carnachan, Miss Griffths and little
Bob will spend a few days at the
Country Club House at Island Lake
<his week.
The number Of drunken specimens
of humanity thas are seen on our
streets every Sunday make It evident
that something viii have 10 be done
TO enforce the Sunday closing law.
Mrs. W. A. BLackburn left on the
s O'Clock train Monday morning for
an extended v;sS+- With relatives e.
Stanley.
At the Catholic church Monday morn
ing twelve Of our young people TOOK
their FIRST communion. After the oc-
casioa breakfast was sefvedin their
honor at the Wood1nan hail.
Last Sunday Messrs. Geo., T. Starin
and Edward Ksludson and the Misses
Marie Moller ana Ethel Starin, boated
down the river 10 Flanbeau farm, re-
turning by team in the moonlight,
". A. Blackburn, w n. Gray ana
M j. Beaver went nuakalonge fishing
Tuesday morning to the big eddy just
above Strombergs. They made 2
phenomenal catch, and the scalps are
on exhibition at Thompson jeWelry
store. Besides a nice mess of fish,
they got-wet and no breakfast.
Mrs. Roberts, Miss Roberts and Miss
Blackburn returned from their visit at
Tony last Friday. They will leave
Bruce for their home at Monteal,
August 21st, They are highly pleased
with Wisconsin; in fact they said that
if it kept on improving for the next
twenty years it would be almost as far
along as Canada.
K. Zillhart, who last week moved
from Chicago onto the land he recently
bought of R. a. Austin Land company,
is starting in with determination to
win He has large tent in which he
is living until he can put up his house.
He also has t'rope ferry across the
river at his place, thus enabling him to
haul his goods over good roads to with
in short distance Of his place. He
further has a blacksinithing outfit
which he proposes to do work with for
himself and ne;ghbors.
After visit of several weeks
with their brother, Rev. s. w. Had
den, Mesdames C. 4. Brown and
w. D. Smith depaterd Monday for
their homes in Usage City, Kansas.
They had a delightful time while
here
One day last week Special Treas.
Agen4 Archie Barrett ''held up"
tmo peddlers ana made them pay state
license. That's the proper thing =,
do, and Archie is the lad that has
got the backbone to CO it. Do SO some
more, Archie.
Last Saturday one of Sever Ser1ey's
boys was severely injts,ed by t~e
explosion ef a gun with which he
was hunting. His left arm was hurt
considerably, and his face filled with
powder. He was brought to Dr..
Carnachan WHO dressed his injuries.
The stone masons are busy laying
the foundation wall of Mr. Caley's |
residence, which he expests to have
ready for occupancy by the first of
October
Fred Austin went down to Clarion,
Iowa, last Friday.
John Newhorter departed Monday for
Crab Orchard, Nebraska, where he ex-
poets to remain for 8 time.
Miss Ziilhart of Chicago, arrived here
Thursday and is the guest of her
parents, K. Zillhart and wife, on their
farm southeast of this city.
During the storm of last Friday the
nay barn of Mr.. Labonewski, a few
miles southwest of Bruce was struck
by lightning, and it and contents was
totally destroyed. Newsletter.