Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-06
TEN YEARS AGO
items from the Apollonia Budget of te


| dIu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w. j. Caughey has been put in
| charge of the lumber yard.
New settlers are seen in town AL
most daily. There is a good pros,
pect of Others soon.
j! w. Fritz, of Warner, was in
town last Saturday. He was down
to attend the Odd Fellows lodge.
The G. r. & NJ has finished hauling
logs from Deer Lake, and now has
it's crew repairing bridges.
The weather the past week has
oeen warmer with considerable rain.
1t now looks as though summer had
begun.
G. r. Page and John King, of War
ner, president and secretary of the
school board of the town of Flam-
beau, were in town yesterday look
ing over our school building. They
are talking of building one like it on
a smaller scale at Warner.
The Institute held in this village
yesterday was largely attended by
those interested in agriculture and a
great deal of good information was
derived from the subjects so ably
handled by Superintendent McKer-
row and w ~ Rra6Iou
A teachers institute was held at
Weyerhaeuser last Saturday.
WEYERHAEUsER ITEMS
NJ. Anderson is building another
dwelling house on his lots.
Co. Surveyor John King was sur
veying the lots in the cemetery Tues
day and Wednesday.
T. Snyder, assessor for the town of
BlOomer, was in town Friday. He
was assessing the farmers near town.
Mr. Mackin closed a successful term
of school Tuesday. We are sorry to
lose him from our midst.
WARNER
Jack Frost visits us quite regular
ly these nights.
l.. Copp has finished clearing and
grading the new cemetery and it is
being very nicely and conveniently
plated by John King.
Mr.. Iindoo is clearing the ground
for the new school house.
BRUCE NEWsLETs
John Bronsky has made decided
Improvement in his store since the
exit of the P. D.
Miss May Pierson left Monday for
her old home at Chippewa Falls,
after closing a very successful rm
of school. She has not yet deter
mined whether she would return for
the next term.
d. W. Blackburn has a crew of
men clearing land near the old
Thrasher place six miles north of
town.
Married-At the home of Hans P.
Jensen, Albert Linden and Miss HUI
da Nelson, of Warner, by Geo. M.
Carnachan, Justice of the Peace,
Wednesday, June 8, 1897.
Some of our citizens did not under
stand the meaning of the noise Sun
day night that sounded as if some
body was pounding a number of tin
pals somewhere south of town. A
few of the bravest went in the direc-
ton from which the noise proceeded
and found, when near the forks of
the Flambeau and Chippewa roads,
about % Indians Of the Winnebago
tribe holding q grand pow WOW.
They had two large drums which the
squaws were vigorously pounding
and most of the braves were in full
war paint. The Indians are on their
way to the Court O'Reilles rcserva-
ton to smoke the annual pipe OF
peace with the Chippewa Indians.
GLEN FLORA SNAP SHOTS
Hans Hamre, John Hackett and
Dick Craney bought the church lands
and will build soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Helgeson left
for Minnesota Wednesday. Tommy
expects to get work on the Northern
Pacific Z. r.
H. W. True has purchased a set of
those one hundred dollar Dayton
computing scales. He is bound to be
up with the times.