Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-12-19
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{. G.. Trainer OF Barton lost his
house by fire Monday, Dec. 8.
Frank j. Pearson has assumed the
management of the Brentwood Press.
Rev. FIR. By rne of Stanley will star
after the holidays on q trip to the
Holy Land.
A dozen or more Munroe people
will build $500 club house on an
island in Rice Lake.
George +. Hits, one of the Oldest
| residents OF the Chippewa valley,
| died at Eau Claire last week. aged
| Sc.
In connection with their farmers
institute this week the merchants of
Dallas offered prizes for exhibits OF
farm products.
S. A. Petersen, veteran in the
Wisconsin National Guard, has re
signed his commission as captain of
Co. A of Rice Lake.
Hunters and fishermen of Chippewa
Falls are planning to organize
Gun and Rod Club, such as BloOmer,
Stanley and Eau Claire already have.
The Wise Mercantile Co. of Birch
wood has rerently completed a two
story brick building, the upper floor
OF which is fitted up for an opera
house.
Two boys, George Raess aged
twelve and Waller Schoenfeldt aged
fourteen, of Amigo were fined $l5.20
for stealing articles from different
stores.
The curfew ordinance at Stanley,
which provides that children under
IA must be off the streets after s
O'Clock, will be enforced to the letter
hereafter.
William W. Dietz and Mrs. Eliza
beth Johnson of Rice Lake We're
married last week. The groom is a
| brother Of j ohm +. Dietz of Cameron
| Dam fame
Five children of Mrs. Joseph Den
Omme, living near Amigo, were COM
mitted to the Sparta home for dep
endent children having been deserted
by their ia Their.
Joseph Bernard of Phillips dropped
dead Wednesday, the 18th, at Chip
pewa Falls where he had accom-
panied Paul Gagnon to the hospital
for treatment for a broken leg.
A man giving the name OF Fritz
Tedesen s In Jail at Neillsville,
charged with committing criminal
assault upo1 -aiaie Fryslie, -. 8
old girl, at owen Sunday, the Sth.
G. OVERLY of Rice Lake has retired
from the general mercantile business
of Ormsby & Sons and opened a
jewelry store. He conducted tn
former business for the last p years.
+ Emil Erickson, aged %, head miller
at Scott's mill at Prairie Farm, got
his clothing caught in the shafting
Wednesday morning, the 18th, and
was pounded to death. H was
alone in the mill at the time.
The farm house OF ID. II. Cole OF
Cumberland burned Sunday morn
ing, Dec. 8. John j. Smith occupied
the house and VIII Cole had a num-
Der Of painos stored in the building,
all but one of which were saved.
Rice Lake Is endeavoring to per-
suade some of her public-spirited
moneyed men to erect post office
building to answer the requirements
of Uncle Sam, who will lease it for
term of years at $40 per month.
VIM. Stelter of BlOOmer fell down
the cellar stairs, Wednesday, Dec.
II, at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Phil. Otto, and received cuts and
bruises which will undoubtedly re-
suit in his death. Mr. Stelter is 80
years old.
Game Warden Hubert last Thurs
day arrested six fishermen who were
angling through holes in the ice on
Ten Mile and Prairie lakes in Barron
county, on the charge OF fishing with |
more than the legal five lines and
them to remain set over
night unattended. Two OF the men