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The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-05-05
ded bliss.
Soft Maple.

Soft Maple, May 3, 1906. The Ladies
Aid will meet with Mrs. G. Mater Thurs
day May 3, 1906.
Mrs. Walter Jones is improving in
health slowly.
Miss Laura Clark has been very sick
for the past few days, but is improving
slowly.
Miss Bee Knickerbocker returned from
Transferable Sunday afternoon.
Clyde Mater and Miss Celia Parker
attended the I. O. O. F. dance at Apol-
lonia last Thursday night.
frankie Stevens and Mable Bates
were seen on our streets Sunday.
A select few from here attended the
dance at Island Lake Saturday night.
They report good time.
C. o. Thompson was caller at the
Mater home last week.
Byron Brown has returned from his
hunting and trapping trip up river.
Sunshine.
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Weyerhaeuser, May 8, 1866. ID. E.
Getchel was in the village from Island
Lake Thursday.
E. Hess, A. H. Skogstad, T. H. APP
ker and B. M. Apker each received a
can of trout fry Friday last and planted
them in the local streams.
Jack Martin drove in from Strickland
Friday for load of lumber for Fred
Dana, who is building on the land he
recently bought on Bass Lake.
T. J. Thompson, the Barron jeweler,
was in the village Friday.
Melvin Tribby has bought the Chas.
Clark property on Second street and
will move in as soon as the place is
vacated.
Jos. Kohl of Barron was in the village
this week looking up prospects for
starting up the brick yard this spring.
Attorney A. N. Andersen was in the
village Friday freIn Ladysmith.
P. H. Kassela has sold the balance
of the land where his store stands to
VIM. Czekalski and will move his store
in the near future onto the lot on Fifth
street he recently purchased from Mrs.
Kerrick.
In the new dog tax ordinance passed
by the village board, appears clause
to restrict the harboring of any vicious
dog within the village limits. We are
anxiously watching the outcome of this
as it is we'll established fact that the
three really vicious dogs now in the vii
lage belong to members Of the board OF
their relatives. If the members of the
board are sincere in their proceedings
or in the least inclined to be fair mind
ed they will see that the marshal dis.
patches these public nuisances at once.
Fred Apker was in the village Satur-
day from Strickland and got his con-
signment of fruit trees for delivery.
E. DosdalI of Island Lake was in the
village Saturday and went to Bruce or
train "a.
Otto Alvin was in from Strickland
Saturday.
w. G. Dale made flying trip to Rice
Lake Saturday.
Bunch Winkelman drove in from
Strickland Saturday and took out q
load of fruit trees for Fred Apker.
What is your opinion of a sidewalk
ordinance permitting the existance Of
6, 7,a8 and 10 feet sidewalk within q
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Bruce, May 3,-John H. Moller, one
of the Bruceite land dealers, was at the
county seat Wednesday.
The Copp family from Ladysmith are
now settled on the R. w. Pease farm,
east of town, and will care for it in the
future.
Some of our people are planting trees
around their premises an improvement
that will pay dividends both in the pleas
ure it gives the occupants and the val
ue it adds to the premises.
Henry Leon has been here this week
grom Rice Lake.
The ball boys was success. We
expect to see the team do some effective
work this season.
Mrs. Summons has somewhat recover
ed from her ilness-we trust that she
will be fully recovered soon.
E. S. Spears, our recently located
merchant departed on Wednesday for
Lansing Mich, where his father has
died
An entertainment is to be given soon,
the net proceeds-if there are any-to
90 to the village schools. 1t is to be a
Irish play, full of fun and enjoyment.
It should be we'll attended.
Fishing is the order of the day. Fish
stories connected and disconnected with
actual experiences will be floating
around and gathered in by the sports,
especially the unsuccessful ones.
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FERN

Fern, Wis, April, 80, 06.-Several
Fernites Waited Holcombe Saturday.
Among the number were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Carman, Mrs. Boyer and R. K.
Sergeant.
Alex Lees and Fred VanHorn char
tered a hand car and made trip to the
county seat the last of the week.
The little daughter Of Asa Hartwell
is seriously i'll: DR.. Rodecker OF Hol-
comhe is in attendance.
L. w. Cox started this morning for
Lvnxville to look after his stave inter-
ests in that vicinity.
M. Sergeant and c. E. Carman are at
present engaged in tour of Inspection
on the Flambeau and Kinyon roads, to
ascertain the condition of the bridges,
culverts etc.
Sheriff True came down on a "Speed-
err from Ladysmith Thursday in search
of a witness, in the "blind pig" case,
but failed to find his man.
Clayton Sergeant crme home Saturday
from the Big Jump drive, where he has
been at work for three weeks past.
Mrs. Chester Sergeant was surprised
by fourteen of her young friends on the
evening of April 18th the occasion being
her twenty-third anniversary. A very
pleasant evening was spent with games,
music and social converse; refreshments
were served at II o'clock after which
the company dispersed wishing their
hostess many returns of the day.
The schools in this vicinity will join In
the observance of May day with appro-
pirate exercises, to be held at the Ser
geant school house tomorrow. x
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Mrs. Fred Morsissey of KEENAN, was
a Tony visitor between trains Satur-
day.
Miss Clara Welch of North Fork
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harp
De Groat, OF the Hotel Helm, from Sat
urday to Tuesday.
Miss Frances Helm has returned
from a weeks visit to friends at Rice
Lake.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lombard returned
Saturday last from a several months,
sojourn among friends at Glenwood.
Perry Loucks of Apollonia was among
his Tony friends this week.
Elmer Ketchpaw has been confined
to his house for number of days with
a severe attack of grip. He is some
what improved at the present writing.
Father Herr of Bruce was the guest
of Tony friends for day or two this
week.
Il. IL. llldIy, CAAC LH1NJ 0AAAAOhA PAAo
tographer, was a business visitor IN
Tony Friday.
Geo. B. Diedrich of Ladysmith and
Miss Maggie Marks of Hilbert, Wis,
were united in marriage at st. An
thongs Catholic church here on Tues
day morning last, Rev. Father Pesch
officiating. They are now living at
Ladysmith but this fall will move on to
Mr.. Diedrich's place in the west end of
this town. -
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Sybers celebrated the 25th an
niversary of their wedding. A large
number of their friends were in atten-
dance and the evening was most pleas
antly spent in dancing, >etc. A supper
was served and we will say that for one
the writer did ample justice to it..
The host and hostess were heartily con-
graduated by all present, who wished
them anothertwenty@fve years of we'd
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walked back.
B. A. Grunseth came near drowning
Tuesday morning by falling into the
creek north of town. T. c. Chambers,
who was near by, kindly assisted Mr..
Grunseth to the shore.
The Ingram ball team will cross bats
with the Tony team Sunday, May 9th.
Mr.. Findley spent Sunday in Hawk
ms.
Catholic services were held in this
city by Rev. Father Pesch Sunday,
April Goth.
Mr.. Oettinger arrived intown Mon
day to spend a couple of weeks.
Miss Pearl Findley spent Sunday in
Hawkins visiting friends.
Mrs. Chas. Single left tor Merrill
Monday.
The trout season opened Tuesday.
Some of the Ingram sports were up very
early-the river was as black as bunch
of crows on the bank.
Miss Wauge returned to Glen Flora
Tuesday.
It is reported that there was some
damage done Sunday evening around
town. There must have been some
thing doing.
Claud Hutchins is fixing up four
rooms up stairs over his parents home.
Wonder why?
w. B. Coardy is kept very busy
cleaning clothes these days.
w. B. Coardy put out his new sign
Saturday-he is pretty good with the
paint brush.
Bert Woodward went to Rhinelandel
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Hunter, the salesman, was II
Ingram Tuesday selling goods to the
merchants.
Miss Ollie Hutchins is very sick this
week.
Jim Chambers had five horses drown.
ed east of Hawkins Tuesday while he
was taking the string of twenty-foul
to Wausau.
Wanted by E. D. Van Etten, one
game rooster for night shift.
Mr.. O'Dean returned from Ladysmith
/ Wednesday.
There were few ladies out picking
dandelion greens Monday out on Mr..
Fecteau's clearing. They report a
good crop.
Mr.. sherwood has hired new single
layer for the season. We hope Mr..
Sherwood will be able TO drive nails
fast.
Mrs. Allen, it is reported, will start
up new up-to-date restaurant in the
old drug store building.
Mr.. O'Dean has finished his new
home.
Mr.. O'Dean has started up new
chicken ranch.
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EVIDENTLY WAS NOT CURIOUS.
Attendant at Cathedral Had More
Than Usual English Stolidity.

nan OSual En9ilSn StOii0lty.
while going through an English
cathedral" said returned visitor the
other day, "we noticed that all the
tombs except one had inscriptions ex-
planning them. Being curious to know
whose tomb it was that did not bear
an inscription I walked down to an
iron railing, the gate Of which was In
charge of an old man. We had en-
tered this gate to view the tombs.
paying the customary sixpence admis-
sion. Pointing to the tomb, which was
less than seventy-five feet from the
gate at which the old man was sta
toned, | said to him: Beg pardon,
but whose tomb is that one there? 1t
has no card on It, and I'm curious to
know it's history
= Looking up toward where was
pointing and peering through the
rather dim atmosphere of the church
the old man in the most pathetic tone
imaginable replied: I don't know,
sir; I've never been up that far
''Supposing that he was a new
conner said: How long have you
been here?
Slowly but proudly came the reply:
"TWenty-Seven years"
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Where the Argument was Weak.

A member OF the New York bar
saws that he once attended trial in
a Western city in which the counsel
for the defense, who was evidently OF
Celtic extraction, gave utterance to
the following remarkable observa-
tons: your honor, the argument of
nv learned friend, the prosecuting at
torney, is lighter than vanity. 1t is
air, it is smoke. From top to bottom
If is absolutely nothing. And there
fore. your honor, it falls to the ground
by it's own weight.
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distance of 200 feet on the same side of
the same street?
Tom Lotasincki returned from New
Richmond Monday, where he has been
to have an operation performed on his
eye.
W. R. Lilyquist made flying trip to
Bruce Monday.
c. R. Apker came home Monday night
from Beauchen where he is working en-
the new railroad. He returned again
the same evening.
w. A. Lilyquist, A. H. Dunbar, E.
Hess, A. H. Skogstad and B. M. Apker
were at Moose Ear Wednesday morning
getting wet-and some fish.
H. G. Chichester of Chippewa Falls
was in the village Tuesday and closed
up deal whereby Theo. Kurth became
the possessor of another piece of land.
Frank Campbell, the fruit tree man,
was in the village Tuesday.
Earl Rice came here from Riceville,
Iowa, Tuesday. He purchased land
here last fall and now he is here to
stay.
Frank Campbell of the Ladysmith
News was a business caller in the vii
lage Wednesday.
R. R. Young and family drove to
Bruce Wednesday.
]. l. Jacoby moved today Thursday
onto his farm north of town.
Herb. Mattice is moving his family
into the E. M. King cottage near the
school house.
c. J. Seastrom was in the village
from Strickland Monday.
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E ar lake

Town of Rusk, May, Born to Mr..
ank Mrs. Melvin Mann, girl April "a
tn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maloy left for Chippewa
Sunday evening to attend his mothers
funeral.
Wild fires have destroyedKa great
many berry bushes in this section.
Ben Hamilton has improved his new
place wonderfully for the length OF
time he has lived there.
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route Monday.

route Monday.
Lenard Reed is working for John Cox
this week.
David Exc is home for few days,
but indends to go to North Dakota soon.
Walter Jones spent Sunday at home:
Cliff Jones passed through our burg
Wednesday.
On account of rain Sunday, our Sun
day school was postponed.
Ben Weeks is attending high school
at Bruce.
Quite a few of the scholars are absent
from school.on account of sickness.
Sunshine. y
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Miss Lucille Spears, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Spears gave a marsh
mallow party to a number of her friends
Monday evening.
A social for the introduction of Rev.
and Mrs. Franklin will be held at the
Shelly home Friday night.
The Cake social given by the Union
Ladies Aid Saturday night was sue.
cess.
w. J. Stahman is reported to be re-
covering rapidly at the Eau Clair hos
pital where he underwent a surgica
operation recently.
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Cheap Hogs and Good Money

April 10, 1906. John Lazay marketed
a load of 10 hogs at DePere yesterday;
they weighed 1777 pounds and brought
him S134, OF; John says they were fed
mostly on whey. In addition to this
he will receive handsome account this
week for the IL, 500 pounds of milk, de-
livered at the Beemster & Biersteker
factory last month. How is this for
high, and for a Dutchman at that!
Yes, farming does pay. -DePere Demo-
crat.
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After considerably work we have
finally succeeded ing getting the insurance
rater to lower the rates in Ladysmith.
Ranes outside the business district are
SO low that you cannot afford to carry
your own risk. See us today; tomorrow
may be to late ANDERSEN &ANDERsEN.
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Bruce News Items

Rce one of centrally located
county older and made steady growth
to within the village with several hundred more at
be mills mile away. has besides the mills mentioned
schools and churches In
with other the county, Bruce has the leading ira
orders The country Bruce well developed and
ceiving its full quota of new settlers Inc people Oh bruce ~
awake and work earnestly for their town.
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Ingram, Wis, May 8, 1906. DR..
Harrington, the dentist of Marshfield,
is stopping at the Kearney House
couple of days.
Henry Page, driver Of the flying
dray, spent Friday in Hawkins.
Manager Grunseth of the Ingram
bean eaters will try his new pitcher,
Tom Clark, Sunday
Steve Kunz was a Ladysmith visitor
Friday.
The druggist will be ready to leave
for Clear Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. Wauge went to Glen Flora Mon
day.
Jim Chambers took twenty-four horses
to Wausau Monday for the Ingram
Lumber company.
Mrs. Kesear returned from Abbotts-
ford Tuesday, where she has been visit
ing her parents.
Dick Mcfarland was seen in town
Monday. Dick says his limbs are get
ting all right.
DIR. SIM of KEENAN, had business in
the city Thursday.
Evan Howard spent Thursday in the
city.
Howard Shongo of Medford spent a
/ foxx~ co,,-, +I,.o o;+1, 1oo4
D. w. Maloney of the Glen Flora
Star was in this city Thursday.
Miss Lula Smith left for her home
Thursday.
james Van Etten received very bad
injury by getting caught in the moving
of building Saturday.
Manager Chambers of the Ingram
cubs has signed Ed. Burgerson to UNI
pire all games played by the cubs this
summer.
Miss Arlie Hutchins left for Lady
smith Saturday to spend a few days
with friends in that city,
Ed. Everts left for Ladysmith Mon
day.
Mr.. Paul returned from his home in
Prentice Monday.
B. A. Grunseth has moved the build
ing that was back of the town hall tc
his lot on Railroad avenue for a ware
house.
t. C. Chambers has finished his ice
box in the city meat market and it is
certainly dandy.
John Sullivan arrived in town We'd
nesday. Mr.. Sullivan has been spend
ing the winter in the Chippewa Falls
hospital.
Seven or eight of the Hawkins mill
crew were in Ingram Monday. They
came down to see a good mill run.
B. A. Grunseth has accepted the
managership of the Ingram bean eater
team this season.
Among those who attended the dance
in Glen Flora Saturday night, were:
John Dufour, Frank Thatcher, Eugene
Sheehan and Mr.. Johnson. All report
a good time except poor John.
William Powell, the barber, will move
into the house now owned by Alex Tur-
cote.
Do not miss the base ball basket
social Saturday night, May 9Th.
Martin Fogarty came down from
KEENAN, Saturday night and arrived in
KEENAN, Monday morning about nine
o'clock. We will not say that Martin
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Weyerhaeuser News

the westerly Rusk county The
great umberman Frederick Weyerhaeus 1t
growing 600 1t the freight division point OF the
The Incorporated village in 1905 Weyer
farming country where good
development There several mills and
large wagon factory All trade well represented
Weyerhaeser splendid future Good roads abound
graded schools maintained churches prevail
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Bedard, Wichman \ Co.

Woodworkers g. Wagonmakers.
General repairing, carriage painting and
bicycle work. Mfgrs. of Stair rails,
Newell posts. General lathe work, etc.
Collins and Caskets.
End hand Furniture and Bicycle Goods
Ingram, Wisconsin
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WANTED Correspondents at Glen
Flora, Hawkins, Atlanta, Apollonia
and other points. Send in budget of
news and we will send supplies. Ad-
dress, Ladysmith News.
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InQran1 Locals ::

is one of the villages Rusk County ahead
three evidence that
this town viii growing the future of import
ance thirty erected expected
built this excellent
agricultural section railway will Ingram.
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Amacoy Lake, Wis, May 2, 1906. =
Those who attended church Sunday ex-
pecting to hear Rev. Hadden were dis
appointed as he did not come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyar and May Camp
bell visited at the Granger home Sun
day.
Mrs. Wesley Jones and son William
left Monday for few days visit with
friends south of Long Lake.
Emma Campbell spent Sunday with
her friend, Ora Golf.
Leslie Collins, who went to Colorado
few weeks ago, returned to his home
Saturday, much pleased with the trip.
C. O. Thompson, from the National
Home at Milwaukee, is here on visit
with his friends.
Some of our young people took in the
Odd Fellows dance at Apollonia and
like good folks came home early.
Nellie and Mable Bates were home
Sunday.
Sadie Bates has gone to Pennington
to visit heS sister, Mrs. Griffith.
frankie Stevens drove to Island Lake
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones were callers at the Collins
home Sunday.
Chas. Stoda of Galley Lake called on
friends here Friday evening.
Ross Granger is afflicted with neural
gia and is quite poorly.
The Misses Exc and Bachus of Bruce
were at the Exc home Sunday.
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For SALE-A kitchen range, a bed
stead, spring and wool mattress. Call
on A. F. Rohlinger, Ingram, Wis.
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INsURANCE-for special rates on fire
insurance, go to J. W, Miller. He does
it right.
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For SALE An eight horse power
boiler and engine and drag saw complete.
R. ]. Kassela, Weyerhaeuser, Wis.
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For SALE-Two good houses, four
blocks east of 500 depot, cellars, well
and cistern. A. A. THOMSON.
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Soft Maple.
Overlooked last week. J

Overlooked last week.
L. Parker spent Sunday at home.
Quite select few from Amacoy at
tended the surprise party on Claude
Parker Saturday evening.
Bee Knickerbocker spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss c. Parker.
Mrs. F. O. Wilcox was the guest of
Mrs. J. H. Reed Wednesday.
H. Reed has been on the sick list.
L. Dyar purchased two valuable pigs
of L. Parker Tuesday.
Geo. Mater started for the drive We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Paul Sandon, went to Island
Lake to visit her mother, whose health
IS very poor this week.
On account of high water our mail
man, Mr.. WATERWAYS unable to go his
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HEMLoCK WooD-We are ready to let
contracts for round four-foot hemIock
wood at Ladysmith. RYALL BROS.
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WANTED-Two goods cows, fresh or
soon to be fresh. Isadore Guns, Lady
smith.
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Farm loans and old line farm in
surance. Andersen & Andersen,
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For SALE seven room house with
good outbuildings and excellent cellar.
Owner wants to move away. Inquire at
this office.
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FOR SALE OR RENT = my farm
south of the city of Ladysmith.
H. r. Karsten.
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NA/or+ The in this classified
w H. times a. of
effect
at omina expense
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For SALE at once, good four room
cottage with wood shed and barn, lot Sc
x132 feet. Also good cow for sale as
parties are leaving town. Inquire at
this office.
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For SALE Farm l mile from Weyer-
haeuser-100 acres, Is acres cleared.
Will be sold cheap. Inquire at Kirvan's
restaurant.
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Farm To Rent-160 acres, 40 acre
hay land, 10 cows and other stock, 100
cords of wood to be cut, clearing and
other work. GEO. B. GOOCHER.
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WANTED-By the News, correspon
dents in all parts of the county.
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