Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-07-18

TEN YEARS AGO
Items from the Apollonia Budget of tie

= years ago this week. )
duuunRIrlnnrulrIu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Three large moose have been seen
several times near here the past week.
A. w. Scott of Gladstone, Mich,
has been installed as bookkeeper for
the Apollonia Store Co.
The rain on Tuesday and Wednes-
day was just what was needed to
keep the crops growing nicely.
Ed. Johnson left for Manistique,
Mich. he first Of the week, where he
accepted a position at his old trade.
machinest, tor a few months.
Oh. Stone, Deputy State Game
Warden. of Barron, was in town
Thursday. He had been up the G. r.
& NJ. looking after the vioiatOrs OF
the game laws. He arrested AXrl
Stang and took him before Justice
Carnachan where he plead guilty and
was fined $25 and costs.
BRUNO BUBBLES
Everybody is haying.
Mrs. Gustave Anderson of Chicago,
is visiting her husband who has
bought p piece of land near Little
Falls. She will return in Il few days.
BRUCE NEWsLETs
James Kelly of Amacoy finished
haying on his farm above here
Wednesday.
ID. p. Simonds has allowed the
school board the privilege of choosing
any land he owns in the village, for
a school site.
WEYERHAEUSER ITEMS
Quite q few raspberries have been
brought to market the past week.
Rev. Frydrychovicz held services
here Sunday. We understand this is
his last visit here.
Advent services will be held here
for some time. They have their tent
pitched on the school grounds. .
Mrs. Wolff and daughter passed
through here on the limited on We'd
nesday night enroute for Europe.
GLEN FLORA SNAPSHOTS
A camp of the Modern WOodmen
of America will be instituted here in
the near future.
Pete Stoker of Kansas City, Mo-.
arrived last Saturday and thinks
this place good enough to stay in.
w. H. KincannOn purchased q
beautiful two acre plat of ground OF
Sam O'Npil and will build this sum-
mer.
ISLAND LAKE
w. E. Stevens and family turned
their faces hOmeWard, i. e. to Iowa
today, from whence they came last
fall.
Mr.. Raub of Bruce, was in town
this week looking for pigs. He sue
ceeded in purchasing two fine pork
ers of Wesley Burpee.
The road graders have been here
and completed their job and now we
are looking every day for the stump
puller.
Svpor DotorCop hos huilt on o61i-
ton to his house, and we understand
that Jack Lewis cOntemplates build
ing too.
James Tromblay has completed a
fine cellar on his new farm and will
erect a cOmmOdious dwelling imme-
diately after haying.
NJ. Hertes gave US a call Monday
night. He reports great quantities
of grasshoppers in his locality, but
says they are not as bad as they are
near our sister city of Bruce, for one
farmer told him they came in swarms
and nearly knocked him (the farmer)
from the mower seat.
AMACOY LAKE
Farmers are busy haying.
Rev. Williams and wife were guests
at James KeIiy's the first OF the week.
Miss Annie Coey visited the Misses
Nellie and Laura Bates the first OF
the week.
ELDER CREEK
At the special school meeting Mon
day it was voted to raise $500 for
building a school house.
Willard Clark went to his fathers
in Minnesota Tuesday. where he in
tends to leave his children for the
present.
Sheriff COlburn made this place q
call Saturday and took Mrs. Willard
Clark to the insane asylum. She has
been afflicted for some years.
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