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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
DIDN'T HAVE a QUORUM.


Although unable to muster q quor-
UNI Of his legislative committee in
Wheeling yesterday, Hon. Thos, W.
Fleming, Of Fairmoht, Its chairman,
may be expected to renew his energies
with more success. During the last
session Of tho Legislature, by the way,
Mr., Fleming ranked among the lead
ers Of Legislation, and he was one Of
tts most forcoful members, display.
Ing always an alert regard for eff.
clent public service which attracted
favorable attention throughout the
State, Wheeling Intelligencer,
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Administrator Appointed.

Antonio Bifore was appointed al'
ministrator of the personal estate Of
Domenico Bliore. deceased, Bond Civ.
en- in the sum Of s25 with the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
of Baltimore as surety.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

The Faithful Circle Of Kings Daugh.
tiers and Sons invite all music lovers
OF FaIrmont to enjoy their grand con
cert BY Fairmont Band and Dow,
denis Orchestra, Thursday evening,
February Is, Grand Opera House.
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The wheeling management has just
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-28

putting in a broom-handle factory and
general store here in the near future.
M. Sergeant and Max Deitz and Mr..
Lacy went to Ladysmith by rail Satur-
day.
Frank Viner went to Holcombe Mon
day.
Chauncy HURLEY went to Flambeau
Monday after hay.
The bridge crew are getting along
nicely with their repair work on the
railroad bridge across Big Jump. They
have the first span nearly completed.
Levi Cox went to Flambeau Saturday.
Chester Sergeant went to Ladysmith
Saturday returning Sunday.
Roy and Harrison Cox went to Hol-
combe Saturday.
Mr.. william breaches at the Sergeant
schoolhouse Wednesday night and at
the Cox schoolhouse Thursday night.
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ness caller in the village Saturday.
Henry Chadderdon of Island Lake
returned Saturday after spending the
winter at LIE Seuer Center and other
points in Minnesota. Mr.. Chadderdon
has done more than any other one man
toward establishing the Island Lake
mail route.
Mrs. Ada Taylor of Walker, Mimi,
formerly Miss Ada McCullom of this
village, was visiting old friends here
Saturday.
The base ball boys pulled off their
first dance Saturday night and it proved
to be a grand success. About twenty
couples came from Bruce and Apollonia.
Receipts for the evening were $50.
T. P. Jennings has soldshis live and
rolling stock in the livery business here
to Fred George who will conduct the
business in the future.
Mira. Mamie Hess made flying trip
to Barron Monday.
Stephan Halas, the Strickland post
master, was in the village Wednesday.
Will McCollum spent few days in
the village this week.
Tom Lotasincki left Tuesday for New
Richmond to have an operation perform
ed on his eye For some time past
there has been a cataract slowly grow
ing over the pupil and he decided that
if he would save the sight he must take
steps Immediately to get rid Of this
dangerous disease.
Jos. Weisenbach, lumber buyer for
A. H. Barnard of Minneapolis, was in
the village Wednesday.
John Moller, Bruce's hustling real
estate man, was doing business in the
village between trains Wednesday.
Game Warden COB" Stone of Barron
was in the village Tuesday looking after
the local sports.
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Weyerhaeuser, April 26, 1906. Town
Clerk Skrzypczak of the town of Strick-
land was in the village Thursday. Mr..
Skrzypczak took sides against the ma
chine in the recent election and was
elected over the machine candidate. by
the small majority Of two votes. In
honor of the occasion he invited his
friends in to help celebrate his victory,
on Sunday last, hence his trip to town
to procure the refreshments.
Matthew MAR, the Kimball company's
hustling agent, of Chetek, was bust
ness caller in the village Thursday.
j. H. Conover of Apollonia was a
business caller in the village Thursday.
W. B. Blackburn of Bruce was in the
village Friday in the interests Of the
Lumbermans State bank.
J. C. Stubs made business trip to
Ladysmith Thursday.
E. E. Apker, who was so unfortunate
as to have his leg broken in Arpin' S
camp on March End last, has so far re-
covered as to be able to be out with
the use of crutches.
D. B. Names, the Gates Land COM
pany's agent at Ladysmith, was in the
village Friday with two men whom he
was showing the good quality of the
soil around Weyerhaeuser.
The j. H. Cox sawmill, situated on
the right Of way road between here and
Island Lake, caught fire about midnight
Friday last and burned to the ground
There was practically no damage to
anything except the mill but it is a
hard blow to Mr.. Cox who had almost
completed a very good seasons cut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred Davis of Tere-
sta came to the village Saturday for a
visit with Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Walker. From here Mr. Davis
is going to some point in Dakota near
the Montana line, where he has steady
employment with Contractor Mann, who
has just completed long piece of
the new railroad south of Ladysmith.
Mrs Davis will stay with her parents
for while before she goes to join her
husband.
Mrs. Ella Grow of Bruce spent Sun
day with Mrs. B. NJ. Apker.
Harry Muckle received a couple of
full-blood Barred Rood cockerels this
week They will make fine addition
to his flock.
P. L. and Axel Seastrom and Herman
Rolf were in the village from Strick-
land Saturday.
Mr.. Kern of Island Lake was bust
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Teresita.

Teresita, April 26, 1905. House clean
ing time.
Douglas Smiley returned Monday
from his trip to River Falls where he
attended the Christian Endeavor Con-
Vention.
Harry Davis left Ladysmith with a
crew of six men for Hoffman, MINI.
Mr.. Kent and Mr.. Smiley have been
quite busy building fences.
Rev. Whitney will preach at Maple
Center Saturday night and Sunday.
A letter was received from Mrs.
Aikens saying she had safely arrived at
Belleville, Neb., where she will reside
with her daughter.
Mr.. Freeman has recently built an adj
dition to his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred Davis are at
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Ingram, Wis, April 26, 1906. Base
ball basket social, Saturday, May 9TH.
All of the young ladies in town are cor
daily invited to bring baskets.
Joe Cardinal spent Monday in Tony.
MY. Cliff and company have received
a carload Of brick.
w. B. Coardy is now taking orders
for tailor made clothing.
Mrs. James Kelly left for Minneapolis
to join her husband. Mrs. Kelly has
been staying with her son this winter.
DR.. Johnson spent Monday in town.
The Ingram ball team organized
Wednesday night. The following OH
GERS were elected: Manager, t. O..
Chambers; captain, T. E. Damon;
treasurer, Will Raster. Manager
Chambers has signed the following
players: Thos. Thatcher, w. Adams,
T. E. Sheehan, T. Damon, w. Raster,
Bert Hoyt, James Dimhan, F. Smith,
John Dufour, E. Wagner and George
Wagner.
L. H. Whitney of Milestone, Wis,
called on friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Soule left for her home in
Tony Tuesday.
Mr. Pardeau of Wausau arrived in
town Tuesday for couple Of days Wis
it.
Fred Arrowsmith was seen on our
streets Monday evening.
Bert James is expected to arrive in
Ingram this week.
Constable Sever Lee is out looking
for job-look out, fellows.
Edward Bedard has been on the sick
list the last few days.
One of the houses being built by the
Ingram Lumber company is nearly fin
ished and soon will be ready for rent
ng.
NJ. Y. Cliff has his new addition to
his hardware store nearly completed.
He will Use part Of it for an Office.
1t is understood that the boys will
give dance Saturday, May 18th.
John Hanson left for his home in
Cumberland Monday.
w. Powell has rented the Turcotte
house.
F. Wood has purchased the home of
John Lewis. Mr.. Lewis intends to
move back to his old home in Eau
Claire.
Miss Lula Smith left this city for St.
Paul Monday.
Alex Turcotte of Chippewa Falls ar
rived in town Saturday. Mr.. Turcotte
is running a large farm near Chippewa
Falls.
T. C. Damon of Wausau will sing in
the Catholic church Sunday. Mr..
Damon is a first class bass singer and
all should come out and hear him.
Rev. Cooksley of Ladysmith preach
ed before a large audience Sunday night
in the Baptist church.
Martin Fogarty came down to this
city from KEENAN, Saturday night. Mr..
Fogarty is saving for the KEENAN, Lum-
Der company.
Mr.. Findley spent Sunday in Hawk
ms.
Andrew Oettinger of Laona is spend
ing few days in this city in the inter-
est of the Modern Brotherhood of
America.
C. E. Sleans of St. Paul called on
friends Friday.
A. P. Kearney and T. E. Sheehan had
business in Ladysmith Friday and Sat-
urday.
Oscar O'Dean has let the contract
of shingling his house to the we'll
known contractor, Frank Smith.
Dir. O'Connor of Ladysmith called in
this city Friday.
Mr.. Burgess Of Tony had business in
this city Thursday.
E. D. Van Etten had business in
Saturday.
The show here Thursday and Friday
had a very large crowd.
John McFarlrnd had business in Glen
Flora Tuesday.
Rev. Father Pesch of Tony called on
friends Thursday.
DR.. Johnson was in town Thursday.
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their anxiety to plant something. Hot
beds have sbrung up like dog tents, and
the air is pungent with the odor OF new
ploughed ground. This is indeed a
lovely spring we all appreciated. Clean
your yards, beautify your lawns and
plant your gardens for that is the spirit
that every spring engenders.
Oh. Stone, the Audubon society man,
was in town last Tuesday. He says it
will soon be time to go trout fishing,
A. G. Briggs of the Briggs hotel made
a business trip last Saturday to several
points east
G. H. Williams has bought himself a
brand new bay wheel borrow. He says
ne would not have any other. You can
catch the CLINT of this wheel for mile
and it makes one think Of peoples and
the sweltering heat of August
E. C. Campbell of Amacoy Lake, was
in the village Wednesday.
A. B. Kyle has opened ameat market
in the old post office building. He has a
complete outfit. His refrigerator was
built by C. w. Fulton, and is as good as
money, material and faultless work
manship could make it. It is not only
good toalook at, but is strictly along the
lines that will make it a good refrigera
tor
Archie Sicily, our village Marshall,
is reminding the people that this is the
time of the year to clean their yards
and alleys. Let the good work go on
we are proud of the fact that our steets
are always clean.
Miss Margaret MCGEE of Ladysmith
will spend the ummer at Bruce with
her sister, Mrs J. A Corbett.
Fred Reed has accepted position
with the 500 Line in the capacity of ex-
press and baggage man.
How about dog license? Do you not
think it would be good thing? We
would like to have the village board
take this matter up at their next regu
lar meeting.
We are publishing in this issue, an
act passed by the legislature of Wiscon-
sin during the session of 1905, authoriz-
ing cities, towns and villages to suppress
gambling. This includes poker tables,
slot machines and any device used for
playing any game of chance. Chippewa
Falls has just enforced this law, and as
a result there are no more gambling de-
vices in that city. We feel that this
act should be enforced by every city,
village, and town in the country.
M. A. Brosious is contemplating put
ting a basement under his livery barn
on Railroad avenue.
T. F. Armstrong of Ladysmith was
here on business the first of the week.
A. D, Campbell Of the Ladysmith
News was in the village between trains
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Josephine Brainerd Of hurry
was shopping here last Tuesday.
Louis LaBreche did some very neat
lettering this week. One job on the
south side of E. S. spears emporium,
and another job on M. A. Brosious liv-
cry.
P. A. Brainerd, the photographer, is
offering prizes tor the choicests bou-
quets of arbutus, brought to his studio
by the children on Arbor day.
PafrOnize News advertisers
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FERN.

Fern Wis, April, %, 1906. W. S.
Sergeant and Joe Generous went to
Ladysmith Sunday on handcar.
Harry Sergeant of Ladysmith was
a guest at M. Sergeant's Friday night.
Frank Viner and Fred VanHorn went
to Flambeau Wednesday returning
Thursday.
Martie Sergeant cut his foot with an
AK Thursday and is going about on
crutches.
Mr.. Lacy af Curtis was business
caller in Fern Friday He contemplates
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L. Soule of Tony was visiting. here
over Sunday.
Ray Whiting left for his home in
Ellsworth Monday.
Peter Lessard was in Ladysmith Tues
day attending the county convention of
assessors.
Alex Turcotte left for his home in
Chippewa Falls Tuesday.
The board of health met Tuesday.
A. P. Kearney was chosen chairman,
E. D. Van Etten and Louis Gagnon,
health officers and Eugene Sheehan
secretary.
Judge Wilbert is kept busy these
days making out warrants for board
bill jumpers.
Chairman E. D. Van Etten, side
board Louis Gagnon and A. P. Kear-
ney drove over the village road Tues
day for the purpose of inspecting the
road to find out where improvements
are needed the most.
Louis Lessard is building new house
on his farm northwest of town.
On and after April 23rd the saloons
shall be closed in Ingram on Sundays.
What will the boys do for eye-openers?
1t will hit some pretty hard.
A. Oettinger, who is in this city
working in the interest of the Modern
Brotherhood Of America, visited Glen
Flora Wednesday.
Edward Everett was in Ladysmith
Wednesday between trains.
Mr.. Snyder left for St. Paul Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Hogston spent Wednesday in
Ladysmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nelson Of Breeder
vile were in Ingram Wednesday on
their way to Paskin Lake.
Miss Arley Hutchins was Ladysmith
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. t. C. Chambers spent Wednes-
day in Ladysmith.
Base ball game Sunday afternoon be-
tween the first nine of Ingram and Will
Kastor's cubs. This is the first game
Of the season.
Miss Victoria Swanson has accepted
q position in O'Dean's restaurant as
cash girl.
Five of Migrants sprinters came out
Tuesday afternoon to try themselves
on two hundred yard race. The fol-
lowing time was made: Thos. Stanton,
two minutes. The druggist made the
run in seven minutes and fifty-five
seconds. Louie Chester in ten minutes
flat. The rest of the fellows could not
stand the pressure and fell by the way
side. The purse of five dollars was
captured by Curley.
Henry Page had two of his cows
killed by 500 line train Tuesday after
noon. The railroad company will be
held responsible for the killing OF the
cows.
A. F. Strawbel Of Green Bay was in
this city Tuesday.
J. E. Clark of De Pere called in this
city Tuesday:
John Zessger of Chippewa Frlls stop
ed in this city Tuesday.
John Kearney and John Mcfarland
had business in Hawkins Friday.
Miss Pearl Findley of Hawkins is
stopping in town few days.
Fred Morrissey and wife Of Tony are
stopping at the Kearney house for a
few weeks.
The John Helm Lumber company Of
Tony have large crew of men loading
logs west of town. They are making
their headquarters at the Kearney
house.
Eugene Sheehan spent a few hours in
Glen Flora Thursday.
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Baptist Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at IL. Subject: The Holy Spirit.
Christian Endeavor at p. m. Preach
ing at 8. Subject: How to Hear.
You are invited. F. Cooksley, Pastor.
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Weyerhaeuser News

Weyeraeuser the westerly Ruk county The
great lumberman Weyerhaeuse 1t
growing of 60 1t the freight division point OF the
The Incorporated village in 1906 Weyer-
farming country where good
progress There several mills and
large factory. All lines of trade well represented
certain of splendid future Good roads abound
churches
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Bruce News Items

Rce is one towns centrally located
older and made steady growth
to over 600 within the village with several hundred more at
the mills mile has, besides the mills mentioned
hank graded schools and churches In
with points Bruce the Leading ira
formal orders The country Bruce well developed and is
cevng settlers The people OF Bruce are oe
awake and earnestly for their town.
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Report of school district No. I, Fern,
Wis. For month ending April 6.
No. of days taught 20; No. of pupils
enrolled 20; Average daily attendance
II. Those not absent from school dur
ing the month, Florence Carman, Fran
els Kast, Amelia Deitz, Elsie Sergeant,
Andaew Kast, Ray Curtis and Elsa
Deitz. MARTHA EVERETT, teacher.
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Bedard, Wichnan 4 Co.

Woodworkers q 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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Weyerheauser visiting.
Don't forget there is still Sunday
school at Maple Center and Christian
Endeavor every Sunday evening.
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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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Inuran1 Locals

ingram IS one of the villages Rusk County pushed
this town will continue growing the future
ance More than thirty year expected
be built this excellent
agricultural section railway will Ingram.
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Eevry one is cordiallyssinvited.
Fred VanHorn went to Scion Springs
on business Friday.
Gilbert Johnson and Fred Smith Of
Roy were Fern callers Saturday.
''Rayena'
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For SALE-An eight horse power
boiler and engine and drag saw complete.
r. J. Kassela, Weyerhaeuser, Wis.
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After considerably work we have
finally succeededin 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 6sANDERsEN
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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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HEMLoCK WooD-We are ready to let
contracts for round four-foot hemlock
wood at Ladysmith. RYALL Bros.
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INSURANCE special rates on fire
insurance, go to J. w. Miller. He does
it right.
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FOR SALE OR RENT = .sMy farm
south of the city of Ladysmith.
H. r. Karsten.
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For SALE-Two good houses, four
blocks east of 500 depot, cellars, well
and clstern. A. A. THOMSON.
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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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Patronize News advertisers.
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NA/@k~% The this classified
W 1s charged a of
emanne at nOminal
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Farm loans and old line farm in
surance. Andersen & Andersen.
WANTED-Two goods COWS, fresh or
soon to be fresh. Isadore Guns, Lady
smith.
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3. NJ. Apker
Choice
Northern
Wisconsin
Lands

WeyerhaeuSer Wisconsin
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For SALE Farm l mile from Weyer-
haeuser-1OO acres, Is acres cleared.
Will be sold cheap. Inquire at Kirvan's
restaurant.
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WANTED-By the News, correspon-
dents in all parts of the county.
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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.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15

PIPE LINE CARRYING WATER SUPPLY TO MANILA AT THE
Point Where 1t Crosses the San Juan River
south side Of the also nearly half from
nit which, while it not with the falls
used for the development of thousand
The at Maabang, under of Colonel
has splendid supply derived from springs
the harbor poor the preparing
the about ninety miles farther
there excellent harbor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-15
Call at the sultan's Home

the island under the protection
cavalry the sultans CALL "a few miles
where about eighty Moros still
lives house.
galvanized sl
which his He sent for of his
fou) he has three four concubnes he
included the list of wives
wives two oncubine Of
the had
that the wives usually kept in
arate houses, but Ia together
dressed in silk with trousers
highheeed shoes. She
strong the intelligent that in Suu.
diamond and pearl rings At
forth his of diamonds and
exhibited his uniforms heavy with gold braid and but
salary of about $4,000 from the
exerng his influence behalf and
economy cheaper to the datus the
them by Of His salary how
probably much his being the head Of the church
to his fighting qualities.
NAHUM the in order to take
Singapore studying colonam It
probably few foreigners
sight of entirely.
1000 Chinese
Kuda twenty-five and
Chinese few Of the original in
twenty-five foreigners and
Chinese Indians
the of development adopted in those parts OF
because they throw light
which deal Having described
permits the conditions found them
Philippines article discussion of
policy pursued United regard
to them. Copyright, 1860 w. j. BRYAN.