Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-05-09
TEN YEARS AGO
Items from the Apollonia Budget of ten
years ago this week.
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The Fuller mill expects to begin
/ operation next week.
The thermometer stood over sos
in the shade Wednesday.
Archie Calquhoun's family have all
been down with the la grippe.
Mrs. Carmichael visited Barron
and other points the first of the
| week.
Chas. d. Burpee has moved his
family from Island Lake to Cart
wright.
Rev. Williams moved his family
and household effects into the par
sonage at Bruce, Thursday
VIM. Daigle has a force clearing up
his lot and getting material on it
ready to put W, his saloon building
E. l.. Burpee, who has charge OF
E. Swift's farm and mill at Island
Lake, was in our village today.
understand they havea petition
out in the new town of Strickland
for road to be built east and west
through the town.
II. Hoffman was over from Rice
Lake Sunday. He has rented a
house over there and will move his
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WEYERHAEUsER ITEMS
DIR. Carnachan has made quite a
number of professional visits here
since the last writing.
d. Getchell has been busy the past
few days blowing gardens.
Mr. Thorp has purchased lot on
Maple Hill and will soon build a
dwelling house on it.
A. Green will soon have three
dwelling houses ready for occupancy.
Two knights Of the hammer and saw
are assisting him.
BRUNO BUBBLES
% lAuhSCI " put
in his crop Tuesday.
John Diamond, assessor of Flam-
beau commenced his work last week.
Gust Anderson of Chicago, bought
40 acres of land from Monford and
Paulson in Section q and will settle
here in the future.
A tough game of ball was played
Sunday between the professionals of
Warner and the local team OF this
place. The gamelasted seven innings
and the score stood 80 to 80 in favor
of the professionals. Robt. Fritz
was in the box for the visitors and
George LeBarge for the home team.
BRUCE NEWsLETs
Miss Burpee of Island Lake is visit
ing q few days in town, the guest of
Mrs. Bronsky.
The witnesses in the ChrOm-Cum-
mings affair arrived home Wednes-
day. The trial was adjourned to the
fall term of court.
The exceedingly warm weather OF
the past few days reminds us that
the straw hat season is at hand.
GLEN FLORA SNAP SHOTS
House cleaning. yard cleaning.
garden making, paper hanging, TAX
iY.r n OF of ffA hn oil
the rage here.
Chris. Biller, assessor for Range 5
has begun his labors which will
occupy his time for the next sixty
days.
Dave Biller has built an addition
to his house. We hope to see more
of the good work go on this season.
The robin, the blue bird aud the
bull frog have departed to parts un-
known to await the return OF spring.
H. W. True, E. Biller and w. H.
kincannon went to Big Falls on the
Flambeau last week to capture some
very large muscallonge that We're at
large, and they succeeded in bagging
some very fine specimens of the funny
tribe.
SOFT MAPLE
Farmers are nearly done seeding.
G. Hodgen finished his drive on
Little Thornapple Friday, and our
boys who worked there are home
again.
AMACOY LAKE
The first day of May proved to be
a very pleasant one among the little
folks as a party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. L. 2. Stevens in honor OF
their daughter Gladys, seventh birth
day.
f. N. Brainerd is getting in quite
crop considering the condition the
high water left his farm.
ELDER CREEK
The gentle hum of the mosquito is
again heard.
Mary Asst came up from Bruce,