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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's anniversary sale.
Shirt waist sale at vaughan's.

See Abbott's anniversary sale.
shirt waist sale at vaughan's.
Ten cents viii buy coffee percolator
at Kenyon's cash bargain store.
Auction sale at No. ii Patterson
street Saturday at 1 D. m. All nv house
hold goods. Justus ketchum. o. H.
Hale, aiictioneer
The Justus Ketchum household goods
will be sold at auction sale Saturday al
No. Patterson street. Sale al / d.
M See large posters. o. H. Hale, auc-
tioneer.
The Barre Rangers team for Satur.
days game with the Bon.aceords will i.
II. Mekerron. G. Scott. J. Davidson.
,'ohnsoni Dinnie, Lindsay, Riddell, Du-
giid. Nicol, BRINE and Mcleod; reserve,
I Mcdonald.
The Bon-accord team to play Green
Mountain Saturday. Sept. sth II Al fol-
lows; Goal. j, Freeland backs, y. Black.
and A. Walker haifbacks, Il. Clark. III
stewart and 7 II. Robertson; forwards
a Freeland, &. Anderson. q. williamson
] Craig and A. Naughton; reserves, A.
Mcleod and @. Fairs.
Lowell Drown the Young son of M
and Mrs. +, A. Drown is nursing great
many bruises but fortunately has uo
broken bones as the result Of fan Wed
nesday evening from the attic 10 inc
cellar Of new house which il being
erected near his home. Tie escape from
serious injury was quite remarkable. az
during the descent the lad hit several
projections. These projections probably
stopped part Of the foree of the fan ar
else there might now be some broken
bones to mend.
The street railroad company has been
engaged for two DAYS in throwing ~
track on North Main street. between
Beekley and Sixth. from the middle az
the road to the west side. This Il
work that has been projected for some
time, and now that it Is done several
improvements will be noticeable. The
track is Strengthened and two hal
crossings OF the rails for teams are done
away With. Another advantage will be-
the removal Of the track from above tie
eity's sewer system. While tho WORT
Of changing the track has been done the
car schedule has been ont of shape. mas
sengers being compelled to walk an
eighth Of Il mile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
who win Claim Them

letters remaining uncalled for at the
Barre postoiiiee for the week ending
Sept 9, 1906, were as follows;
Mon "A. Beckman, David Bennett. d.
G. Bagley, D. Bafuell, d. Buckley, Eu-
gene Buso, >. g. Brown, John Cannon
~, Toney Centebar, Peter Caroertto, s.
s. Cobe, Nincenzo Cascioni, Willis Cars
well, George Davis, NJ. J. Davis. Fred
Harmon, 7. Healey, Gotta Italia, Ernest
lde, Albert johnson, Hugh Jameson.
Harry Kelly, J Leslie, A. Martell. Geo
Merchant, VIM, Mckenzie, w Niekle-
son, Wilfred Pratt, r. s. Perkins, Fred
Kicker (2), John sullivan. o. Sfnons,
VIM. Simpson, George Taylor. "A. G..
Watt, Al. r. Wilkes, Simon WiIds. XII
S. Young, Adams 4 Morrison
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.


Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
l4th anniversary sale at Abbott's.
Read the City bakery's advertisement.
All golf sticks SC each to close. Aver
II music company.
i. ]. Owens went to Sheldon TODAY to
attend the Franklin County fair.
| Special price given on children's school
shoes at Brady's clothing store.
w. +. Richardson has a downs stairs
tenement to rent on Mount street.
Providence River oysters at City Fish
market, Friday and Saturday, Tel.
1922.
Mrs, N. Il. Harding Of Medfeld, Mass,
Is visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. =. s. Bissell.
Ask to see the new coffee and tea
percolator for 10 cents at Kenyon's
cash bargain store.
Several bushel peach aplpes for can.
ring, also Alexandria apples for pies
cts. Price 60c per bushel. ID. G. Roben.
Phone 1858.
a meeting Of the Bon-accord match
committee win be held tonight (Thurs-
day. at 6.a0 III the club house. u q.
Taylor, President.
Today is the last day for The filing
ct appeals from the qnadrenniai APP
praisal of the real estate of the city Of
Barre by the assessors
Jim Warner, one Of this seasons In
tercity pitchers, Is now pitching in Green
Bay, Wis. tie won a 2 to | game last
Saturday, allowing but four hits.
George Holland was in city court this
morning and pleaded guilty to charge
Of breach Of the peace. He was fined
~ and costs Of 1929, which he paid.
Mrs. W. II. Messer is in Randolph to-
Jay to attend the funeral of her cousin
Mrs. Jennie (Bryant) Smith, who died
Wednesday morning Of blood poisoning
Died at 40 Summer street, Worcester.
Mass, on the Sd Of September, George
Henry (Iittle Doddie) only son of Mir.
and Mrs. George Wight. late Of Barre.
,Tustus Ketcham will sell at auction
sale all his household goods and personal
property at No. II Patterson street, on
Sept, sth, at p. m. See large bill next
week.
Companion Court Granite City. No.
~, |. O. f., viii hold regular meeting
" Roresters hall in the Worthen block,
Friday, Sept. z, at $50 p. m. r. s.,
Minnie Bruce
Archie Murray leaves Cutler Corner
tomorrow for North Easton, Mass, tore
sI1ne his old occupation in the shovel
factory The good wishes Of his friends
81 with him.
David White Of Newton street has
growing in bis garden squash that
already measures FIVE feet ana one half
inch in circumference, and ii il not
through growing yet.
William Mcleod arrived in this city
last night, having just landed in this
country from Africa, where he was in
Tho British army III the Boer war. He
tells some very interesting stories Of
the war.
With drums, torchlights and horns,
a company Of thirty or forty treated
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Robins with a sere.
made last evening. Though il took the
crowd over an hour to locate the happy
couple, and half dozen houses on
French and Washington streets were
searched. they were not TO be beaten.
After they had finally routed the couple
out and presented them with q hand
some cut glass water set, the groom
was escorted down to the Miles block
for further congratulations and a spread. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
AUCTION!

Having disposed Of my farm near the Barre
Reservoir. as kimbali Corner known az the
Baldwin Farm, in the town Of Orange. and be-
ing obliged 70 vacate the same, win sell at
nnhlic anctlon on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
The BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1905.
Weather Predictions

Fair tonight and Saturday; fresh
west winds.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-31

E. w. Kanney, who has been employ
ed as cutter in the stave mill here dur
ing the. winter past, left Saturday for
his hon1e in Gladstone, Mich, He will
visit his family few days and then go
to Indian Territory where he has a good
situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Evert left Monday
for ST. Paul on weeks visit to friends.
Mrs. Mic Bornhofen of Ladysmith,
was the guest of Tony friends over Sun
day last.
Louis Leonhard and family arrived
here Tuesday from East Wrightstown,
Wis, land are domicilcd on the ITCHY
place west of town, which he rented.
Mr.. Leonhard is a brother to John Leon
hard and Mesdames VIM. and Theo
Newhouse.
Will Schwentkofske left Tuesday fore
noon for Duluth where ne expects to
find employment.
Fred Bien was a business visitor at
Eau Claire several days the fore part of
this week.
John Verhyn, who spent the winter
at Butternut, returned home yesterday
and expects to remain while at least
Enterprise.
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Amac0y Lake, Mach 81, 1906
Misses Nell and MabIe Bates were visit
ors at the Caly home one day last week.
The Literary meeting was postponed
Wednesday evening on account of bad
weather.
Misses Exc and Bachus were visitors
at the Exc home Sunday.
Our school closed on Thursday on ac-
count of the illness of Miss Whitney, the
teacher.
George and Frank Stevens having fin
ished their work at camp, returned to
their home Sunday.
Those whom we reported sick last
week are improving nicely at present.
VIM. H, Bates spent Sunday with the
folks at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Of Pennington
were the guests of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs R. Bates Sunday.
The Hong family entertained quite
number of young people at their home
Saturday night. The evening was spent
with dancing and music. A fine lunch
with coffee was served All report
good time
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Weyerheauser, Wis.,. March, 2a' 1906
e. Granger of Emerald, st. Cro'x Co..
passed through here Thursday on MS
way from Bruce where, he had put m
the winter for the B. L.. Co..
The first copy of the We4safheausan
News came out Thursday and we are
proud of it. It is-a.nice littlassheet.-
Il, H. Wylie left Thursday for Sho'~
kane, wash. He. was, accompanied bN
his family and will make that his per-
manamt residence.
The annual meeting aft the town
board of audit met in the town. clerk S
office Tuesdays and procee'ed to- tna1lsa2a
such business as came before it,
p. B. FrencAiek made n, business trip
to Barron Friday.
Allen Cocroft was i'm the twin c4tnes
several days this week transacting haas-
mess for the Maple Humber Co.. and In
cidentallv doing a little advertising or
the merats of Rusk county in general
and Wegerhaeuse1 in particular
Artlsaar Lansing, editor of the Weyer-
haeusar News, vas Business visitor at
Cameron Friday.
Mrs. E. Hess made a flying trip to
Barron Friday RETURNING the same day.
Chas. Beanett came down from Lady
smith Friday. He has been employed by
Jim Mitchell north of that place for the
past four months
C. Apker drove to Bruce Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. 3. NJ. King returned Friday
from weeks visit with friends at Klet
and Bruce.
M. F. Jaworski of Strickland was a
caller in the village Sunday,
Walter Sibinski came home Tuesday
night after spending seven months at
Tony where was employed as cook in
the Helms Lumber eompany's camp (,
Walter Kassela is home from Mimi
eapolis for short visit with his parents
at this village,
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to the. Twin Cities ombusinesslastT Tues
day.
John Tvmam one Of our most ppeGs-
porous farmers. was IN town on 3sasl-
ness last Wednesday. He has been
confined to the; house for some time,
and we are glad to- see HIM o&t once
more
Mrs. JAS. MeInmls is, visiting friends
at Eau Claire.
Mrs. Slattery and Miss Carroll of At
lanta visited Mrs Lindsley Wednesday.
Sam Sharp has stripped down to his
fighting clothes and is out for clean po3-
tiles.
Owen Weleh, who has been seriously
i'll, is now slowing improving.
F.P. Stevens of Amacoy was in the
village Wednesday.
Sam Stewart has wound up his log
ging operations for the winter. He
expresses himself we'll satisfied with
| the season S WOrk. DAM IS d uuStISi
as we'll as an experienced logger, and
is deserving of all he makes.
Caucus ticket for village of Bruce:
Presidents. M. Alvey.
Clerk-Archie Barrett.
Treasurer. H. MolIer.
Assessor-W. A. Carroll.
Trustees-1 j. E. Gleason.
2 J. A. McInnis.
3 John Sampson.
Village candidates are comming fast
and furious, and it looks as though there
was going to be something doing. Come
fellows, this is our village and we want
the best men in it. to see that the law
and our ordinances are carried out.
M A Brosious, our genial liveryman
does not sit in the bald-headed row
any longer, he is using Sampson s Hope
for the Bald, and the roof of his cere-
brum is covered with a growth, like I'M
to the spores on a rosy checked peach,
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Reeand of Realty Transactions, dsacsa
Our Last Reportst

Reennd of Realty Transactions, 9saose
Our Last Reportst
WARRANTY DBERss.
FEnmk Edison to Russell RI. JbhnstoIn.
s J lots and A, block r2,2 original plat
of Ladysmith. observation-disclosures $1,000
august Maier and wifetoF Frank Hughes
lot 4, block %, MenashaaN W.. Ga}s~
End add ......... 81. 90
81. III. La Forge and wif&e to- Geo.. W.
La Forge, lot 3, blqckk 5 village of
Bruce. ...,...S $500
Stanley L. CHECKER etaAlto Al. ID. Nc
Auley, Sc ne sec. 81 town 3S5, range
$500
Geo. A. Durgin etal topM c.. Dargin.
: interest in pe4see. 163. town S5,
range $500
N. G.. Durgin and txifag to Geo A. Durgin
NV sw sec. H. town 49,. range 4. $100
Wesley Davis aadiw1fee to- R.. WI. Word
en-, lot 4, blockl5s pant Of lot 5, block
5, Ladysmithsl F1twn Site Co.'S add. ;.
5000
Charlotte FereetaB II. e.. Replay, of
lot &c" Sah,nls, nevisad plat $500
John M. HuftAss, and wife toa Frances
E. Thompson. sw of Sc sec. 10, towri
"a, range Gs SAGA
William HI. Sauer to IT, @. Roe, S J ssW
sec. To-, lawn 3D.. range $3.50
Rev. Johna Wolff and wife to Lille NJ.
ConkliGa,. part OF block 20, New Fiaanr
Ladysnat}l TOWNSHIP Co. to J. A.. Car
ter, pt 2, blotk 6, Ladysmith. IOWA
site Co.'S LIST add ...,...,....$ a5
Joseph Crabb and wife to. Town of
Gaow, part of ne ne sec. 6, iowa "a,
ISMgS 0>-. ->.-.......... ~. ~>$1.UU
Clayton E, Colburn to .Ea}H1, Triplett,
ne. ne, sec. 6, town IS, aanga- z. $3.50
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-31
LADYSMITH MERCANTILE Co.
A Case of Forgery.

While Dewitt VanOstrand was at
Neenah last week, clerk, giving his
name as T. A. Pemberton, who was en-
plOyed of the Good Land Co., of which
Mr.. VanOstrand is president, got busy
with the check book and wrote out a
check payable to himself for $1O0, sign
ing the company s signature with rub
Der stamp and writing Mr.. VanStrand's
name underneath, cashing the same at
the State bank. The writing was an
excellent imitation of Mr.. VanStrand's
signature.
Pemberton left the city Thursday night
on the south-bound train Phillips Bee.
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ingram

Professor Rohlinger was called to
Milwaukee on account of the death of
their baby. He left on the Saturday
afternoon train.
Miss Jennie Severson wss sick and
not able to take up her school work on
Monday.
We regret very much that Miss Arlie
Hutchins is sick and unable to attend
school.
U. G. Blood was at Ladysmith on
business Monday.
Caucus nominees We're as follows:
Chairman-E. d. VanEtten.
Supervisors Louis Goneau.
Ambrose Kearney.
Treasurer A Grunseth.
Clerk Engine Sheehan.
Assessor Lessard.
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S. w. Sparlin e5SalltD J. P. KOHL ! in
tarest in part o6inw Sc sec. B,5town
"a range 8......... $500
Thnrnapple Land Go. to Thomas O.
hoe, NV NV saee I5, town 3D., range
QUIrGQ JlaaM DEEDS.
VIM. H. Phinps and wife to c. BaJohn-
son ct al, awsnm sec. Is, town 81,
range {. ....t.....-r....... ..s-.......'@A'Vo
a. J. McGilprasy and wife tose WIN. H,
Phipps, .nwp INV sec. b.. town "a,
range z Observation-Disclosures. Sl5-UO
Northwest cn Lumber Co. to Chippewa
River Land Co, NV NV Sec 10, town
36, range &c.,. .$l,OO.-e
LAND Contracts.
E. M. W0rden and Frank Griffin, lot 9,
bloclS14. MI. w. w. Co.'S add. -$278
j. P. Madison and Wil'er;C, Stone,
sw h.lQtt6, block 2, Sabin's add .. $225
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Pine island.

Pine Island, Mar. 27, 1906. Mrs.
Myrtle BoIlman spent Sunday with Levi
Jenness' family.
Edgar Hebard and Clyde Jennes went
to Flambeau Monday.
John Stevens was caller at Bruce
Saturday
Clyde Hebard spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mr.. Jenness and son made trip to
the dam Sunday.
Mrs, ]. T. Stevens has been very sick
but is ON the gain.
Miss Moore and MIRA Hebard spent
the evening at Stevens Friday
Lawrence Stevens went to Ladysmith
this week to work. e.
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Bruce. Wis, March %, 19O6.-Dr.
Phillips of Eau Claire is here for few
DAYS. looking over large tract OF the
Arpin Hardwood Jumper companys
lands.
w. A. Carroll has installed hlmseit
in the Beaudette building on Inlro
street where he will cater to the puoilc
along the line Of CONNECTIONS and not
lunches.
The Ladies' Aid gave one OF their
popular ten cent lunches on Wednesday
night, it being served at the residence
of Mrs. E. L. Foster.
The Epwortff League presented to the
public Friday evening the famous MIX
Maids Convention, it being strictly
home talent affair, but from the way
the actors conducted themselves, one
would conclude that they were the real
thing" A large and appreciatlve
audience was there, and after the play
the ladies served ice cream and CAKE
There is no need to mention any OF the
actors specially, as they all deserve
much credit. o. G. Briggs is deserving
of much praise, as by his guidance they
were steered to success. Hurrah Tor
the Milk Maids!
Mrs. J. w. Mullen died at her home
last Tuesday noon, after only few
davs' sickness, She leaves husband
and four children to mourn her loss.
Her remains will be taken to her home
in South Dakota on the Thursday noon
train. Mrs. Mullen was model moth
err and loving wife and will be sadly
missed by all who knew her. The faith
err and children have the sympathy OF
all in this village.
Miss Ella johnson died at her home
in Beldenville Tuesday night. Her re-
mains were taken to Hudson on We'd
nesday. Miss johnson was one OF ou
promising young ladies, and will be
mourned by many. Her relatives have
>he sympathy of the village.
F-R- Grignon announces that ne VII
carry me II ge@se-' furnishing goods
along with his tailoring establishment
Rev. Herr is visiting his missions a
hurry and Belize Falls this week.
F. T. Brunk made trip to st. Pau
and Minneapolis this week.
j. E. Gleason, our worthy market
man, made a trip to st. Paul last week,
and while there bought new Kimball
piano for his home.
Frank Fredericks of ApolIonia was
brought before Justice Carnachan last
Tuesday for wife beating. He was
found guilty and sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail. 1t makes us
blush to think that we had occasion to
use the new jail building so soon
c. L. Kellogg and son Palmer went
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Isaac Amnmermanof Island Lake, was
in the village Tuesday
Editor Erickson OF tine. Cameron Re-
view, was in the village, Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week.
Village caucus. Friday night at 7:3O
and election nexa Tuesday. Beware of
the candidates, who threatens to dis
charge all those, i'm his employ unless
they vote to suit him. Such men are
rogues and rascals and the sooner it is
known the better for all concerned.
The Weyerheauser baseball club met
again Wednesday night and secured
payment for the grounds leased for the
season. Arrangements were also made
for dance and supper to be given Apria
21st.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-31
THE OTHER FELLOWS
SAY--~And Mine.

81 had a notion" said Ladysmith
man the other day, "'to write some
thing on the outside. trade matter.
For instance" he said cit is singular
that some Of our merchants who are
loud and long on the mail order CUES
ton, have their insuring done by out
side companies, but such he declared
to be the. case. 1t OCCURS to me that
it is rather odd 1t is inconsistent.
1t isn't fair. There are several people
here who have an interest in insurance,
a large part of whose incomes come
from that source. If they send away
for something, it is an offense, but if
the loudest merchant can save dime.
it is all right ito the merchant.
again" he said, Fan editors wife
INDUCES in a mania for patronizing
mail order houses" I didn't Know
this. l thought all the newspapers
were loyal to the town. But there
are pretenders in all lines. You never
know where to look for them.
So the mail order question isn't so
simple after ALL | don't know all
about it-but I have some pretty strong
beliefs in the matter. I like to pat
ronize my neighbor. He is the first
one | think of every time-that is if he
is good fellow and l always try to
think so.
Now, let me say word to News
readers. This paper is devoted to
Rusk county. 1t wants good govern
ment. 1t is opposed to graft. Most
of the merchants advertise in the
News, and they are entitled to your
patronage. Think this matter over.
We are in for home trade. If there
is any reason for the practice of send
ing away we want that reason removed
if there is no reason, good sub
stantial reason, we want News readers
to trade at home. This is our creed
and WE FOLLOW it. Several News adj
vertisers offer to meet the mail order
houses. We want you to give them
chance That is right, it's fair, it's
the thing to do. Do it, do it now.
Patronize News advertisers.
For SALE-A seven room housa with
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-31

G. D. Scheel. the jeweler, is visiting
at his home at Weyauwega. j. F. Ped
erson has charge of the store.
Word has been received of the death
Of George Uttormar1 s father at Wey-
auwega, George has been their during
the week,
Lee VanPatter of Glen Flora was a
business visitor in the city Thursday.
Fred Arrowsmith of Ingram was
business visitor in Ladysmith yesterday.
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Special Bargains.

We are offering many choice over
coats at cost. They are very desirable
goods just what you want. See
them.
Machinaws and felt boots at cost,
also wooden underwear, caps and other
articles of winter apparel.
LADYSMITH MERCANTILE Co.
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WeyerF1aeuser News -.

Weerhaeser westen town Rusk The towns
mbenman Freerk Weyeraeaser. tt
is growing ove6O0 is the freight division point of the
sone The town incorporated village in 1906 Weyen
baaser surrounded eNoelent faz country good
nross has been mills and
large wagon factory AL lines of trade well represented
Waerbaeser landd fnar Good roads aboun
prevail
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Bruce News Items

Rrce is one substantial towns centrally ocated
county older and made steady growth
TO over Within the village with several hundred ne at
tho mills mile away besides the mills menosed
graded schools and churches In
non with other county Bruce has the leading fra
tsna orders country around Bruce is we'll developed
sewing full of settlers The people Oh Bruce
awake and work earnestly for their town.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-31

Beginning on Sunday mornings April
1st.. Rev. A w. Rungaa, the Baptist
state. evangelist, viii commence series,
ofeyangalistic meetings. whichAwill con-.
tjrae. till the 18th of .April Mr., Run,
wni has held number of vey success,
fnl. meetings this winter in different
parts of the state. Jesus went through
the, country preaching the word of God,
so it is the work Of an evangelist,
These meetingsswi be held in. the, in.
teaest of the rSlAlicc and FOR their well
fame. If you are interested, in bearing
Gods word YEN will come; if not you
should come.
There viii bright gospel singing. in
each of those services. Come and
welcome. F. COOKSLEY.
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For SALE-80 acres of land with i'm
on good road. Inquire at
this Office,
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-31

For SALE at once, good four room
cottage with wood shetland barn, lot Sc
x132 feet. Also good cow for sale as
parties are leaving town. Inquire at
tlaA Office.
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For SALE-A seven room house with
good outbuildings and excellent cellar.
Owner wants to move away. Inquire at
this office.
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