Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-10

/ sept. Z4th.
Sawyer county farmers are organ
izing to affiliate with the North Wis
consin Farmers Association.
| The citizens OF owen are circulat-
| ing subscription papers for Congre-
gational church soon to be erected.
Three saloons in New Richmond
were burglarized last Wednesday
night and small amounts OF cash
| taken.
Hayward is to have an entertain
ment course of four numbers furnish
ed by the Central Lyceum Bureau OF
Chicago.
Mrs. O. B. Van Dusen Of Phillips
died Friday, Sept. q, at a hospital
in Minneapolis as the result OF an
operation.
j. g. Adams, county superinten-
dent OF Washburn county, died quite
! sud lenly at his home in Spooner Fri
day, Sept. 9th.
BlOOmer will soon have completed
Il new water works system with q
10000 gallon stand-pipe supplied by
an artesian well.
A G. Beckman of Amigo and Frank
o. DeSaix of Chicago have formed y
partnership and will start q piano
factory in Amigo.
Ed. Erickson, a farmer living near
Barron, recently marketed wagon
load of alsike clover seed for which
he received $S0670.
The postofIice at Chetek will be
moved into the Farmers and Mer.
chants Bank building now in pro
cess of construction.
The football season opened in Bar
ron county last Saturday with a
game between the Barron and Cum
| berland high schools.
Oscar Gilbertson of Barron was
sentenced last week to one year at
Green Bay for obtaining money
under false pretenses.
A thief broke into Aug. ROeber's
hardware store at Medford Tuesday
night of last week and secured "A
from the cash drawer.
Mrs. Lena Beauchene, for forty
years a resident of Chippewa Falls,
died recently while on a visit to her
daughter in Billings. Mont.
The Spring Hill creamery at Che
tex made 1851 lbs. of butter during
the month OF September. They are
paying 26A cents~for butter fat.
John Mitchell. a switchman at
Spooner, was run over by a switch
engine last Friday night and one
arm and both legs were cut off.
George Humes, aged y, was SEN
fenced by Judge Parish at Medford
last week to 2H years at the Reform
School at Green Bay, for burglary.
The last drive that will probably
ever go down Bear creek was sent
down last week, consisting of 100000
feet of logs, which were driven into
Rice Lake.
A company has been incorporated
at Chetek for the manufacture OF the
patent of Geo. Hewitt, a reversible
plow made to pillow back and forth
In the same furrow.
Father Verwyst, the Franciscan
Missionary at Ashland, has prepared
a manual OF devotions in the Chip
pewa Indian language; it is the flrst
kind published in this country.
Rev. j. H. Chandler of the COngre-
gational Church OF Fond du Lac,
formerly of Rhinelander, intends to
lead a colony to Alberta, Canada,
where he will edit a newspaper.
The cranberry crop OF central Wis
consin is unusually good and has
not yet been effected by the frost.
The growers flood the marshes every
night since the frosty weather began.
The Sturges & BEEN Manufacture
ing Co. of Chicago are anticipating
putting in wooden ware factory
at Amigo, which promises employ
ment for over 100 men for period at
least of five years.
Plans for a sanitarium at Chip
pewa Springs are under consideration
by the Progressive League OF Chip
pewa Falls. The cost OF the pro-
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