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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-20
The Sunday School to the Front

The fifth session of the Elk Mound
Sunday School institute will convene
July 81 to August and promises to
be an important event along the line
of this work. 1t is a pioneer in
religious education. There will be a
model Sunday school with instruc-
ton for every grade. At the close of
every lesson, time is given for
questions and discussion of the
principles involved in the teaching.
There will be a special department
for pastors and Sunday School
superintendent. In this department
the fundamental principles and posi-
bilities of religious education as APP
piled to the development of the
character OF the child will be studied.
Men who are renowned for their
knowledge and pedagogical ability
will have charge of the work.
The expense of attending the school
will be about seventy cents per day.
The session lasts ten days, All who
are interested in Sunday School
work are urged to attend. There is
nothing more important today than
the Sunday school.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-20
BRUCE
!, Bruce New s-Letter

From the Bruce Newsletter
Arpin's beautiful launch was taken
to Island Lake last week for the
summer.
Mike Conley Of Bruce and Miss
Mildred Clark Of Atlanta were mar
ried June 5.
Anthony Koslakowitz Of this vii
Iage caught u l3A pound muskalonge
in Bruce lake Saturday.
T. NJ. VaHBergen ana family have
moved to Little Rock, Arkansas,
where they will make their home.
Prof. j. II. Andrews, wife and son
departed Wednesday morning on the
limited for their home in Superior.
Mrs. s. T. Carrot has returned to
Beldenvilie after three months visit
TO her mother in Kansas. She is
very much improved in health.
b. T. Brainerd of MuTy and E. L.
Burpee Of Island Lake departed Mon
day evening for Mount Clemens,
Michigan, where they will take a
course Of treatment for rheumatism
Sunny" jim Alder returned from
his western trip Monday night He
has since returning sold his saloon
interests to Tom Fox, who has
moved it to his own place of bust
ness.
JOS. Conley, who went to New
West Minister, Canada, in April, re-
turned home the first of the week
He says he likes the country there
very much and has taken up home
stead lie will remain here for some
time.
Marion, the little daughter of John
McGee, suffered a severe accident on
Monday. While out with some other
girls soliciting for q Junior League
social she slipped and fell backward,
breaking both bones in her right
arm very near the wrist joint.
I4fb w CllCGs the Nv " sCcJI Oltl SOll vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Wynkoop, who live
just south Of town, was severely
injured Monday night. The children
were out in the yard cutting lindling
wood and in some manner the little
one was struck across the nose with
an AK cutting a deep cash, which
Dr.. Carnachan sewed up and dressed
The School Board met Monday
evening and decided upon the teach
ers for the ensuing year as follows:
Principal, Arthur F. Oakley, OF Madi-
son; teachers, Miss Esther Wardall
Of Weyerhaeuser, Miss Jessie Barker
Of Superior, Miss Minnie Moller of
this village, Miss Grace Stafford of
Chippewa Falls and Miss Minnie
Thompson. The latter will have
charge OF the Beldenville school,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-20
GLEN FLORA
From the Glen Flora star


Rev. 4. N. Conklin is quite i'll this
week, suffering from lung trouble.
AdoIph and Fred Magnus returned
last Saturday from st. Olaf's Col
lege, Mortified, Mimi, to spend the
summer vacation.
Gulik Matson and Andrew Austad
bought forty acres north of town
this week, and will Immediately be-
gin the work Of clearing
Mrs. Elizabeth Biller was the re-
cipient of Il very pleasant surprise
party last Friday evening, in honor
her Of lifty-@eyenth birthday.
Mike Fuss returned this week from
North Dakota, having sold his home
stead claim in that breezy region.
He says he has had enough of the
bleak prairie.
At the meeting of the Progressive
League last Monday evening it was
decided that the League take in hand
the management of our annual Har-
vest Festival.
Mrs. E. Craney spent several days
OF the past week in Minneapolis,
where her son, viii, is having his
eyes treated. Will is reported to be
getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Haskin, of La
porte, Ind, arrived here this week.
Mr. Haskin has bought forty acres
OF land south of town, and will begin
improvements at once.
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FERN

Special Correspondence to the News Budget
Fine growing weather.
The recent rains have retarded the
road work somewhat.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
A. w. Lees Wednesday, June Goth.
Nellie Umback from Ladysmith is
spending the week with her friend
Amy Cox.
Mrs. Harm Fenning of Reedstown
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Asa
Hartwell.
Quite a number from here attended
the Children's day exercises at the
Roy school house Sunday afternoon
Herman Stossel drove up from
Estella Sunday and stayed over
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pipe bursting in the dry kiln few
days ago.
We learn that Ell. Carter. who was
employed as stave piler, by the Helm
company last summer, died recently
from pleurisy.
The 500 Line sent n construction
train here last evening with u good
sized crew and will ut once begin he
construction OF about one Thousand
feet OF side track. For some time the
road has felt the need OF more siding.
at this point.
Mrs. Anton Sybprs, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. James Dvorak,
and a smaller dau2 liter. left Thursday
noon for Sisseton. North Dako and
Browns Valley, Mimi, where they
will spend q couple OF weeks or so
with relatives and old time friends.
A petition is being circulated and
will be presented to the town board
ut it's next meeting asking the board
to notify the saloon keepers in this
town that they will be expected to
obey the law and not permit card
playing, dice shaking or slot machines
on their premises and to close their
places of business on Sunday We
underS tand that the saloon men are
perfectly willing to do ths-in fact
one has signed the petition. The
Sunday lid will be clapped on tight.
We have heard that some of the
boys" propose to prevent raffies at
church fairs and sociables too.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. Chambers of Ingram was here
between trains Tuesday.
Fire insurance, A. N. Andersen. Agt
90
Special Handkerchief sale at the
Pioneer Store next Monday. Ill
Hector Trontant of Cadott was a
Ladysmith visitor Monday.
NJ. Sergeant of Fern transacted
business in Ladysmith today.
W. II. Stafford of Chippewa Falls
was here on legal business Friday.
Houses and Lots for sale,
90 A. n. Andersen.
Editor Richardson of Tony, trans
acted business in Lady smith Satur-
day.
W. Latosin~ki of WeyerhaeuseI
was a visitor ut the county seat to-
day.
Fl. c. Hurbner, railroad contractor
on the c ntral, is in Ladysmith this
week.
W. y. Blackburn OF Bruce made a
flying trip to the cOuntyseat Wcdnes.
day morning.
Armstrong & Schaal are closing
out their stock of screen doors at
bargain prices. lift
NJ. H Ballou and s. f. Smith OF
Menasha were here on business the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kent of Tere.
sta are the parents Of a boy which
arrived Monday.
&. f. Shut of Sheldon was in
Ladysmith attending to business
matters yesterday.
Postmaster B. A. Grunseth Of In
gram was here Tuesday dis tributine
Fourth of July bills.
Prof. J. G. Mccormick made Il bust
ness trip to Chippewa Falls Monday
returning Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Ingle spent Sunday will
friends in Tony. Mrs. Frank Cooks.
ley accompanied her
The Ladies' Aid Society of NJ. f
Church will have q Food Sale on Sat.
urday, June 30, at Schaal's Hardwar
store. 1l-2
Mrs. A. Weidman and little grand
son went to Main Creek on the
Central Wednesday morning to spend
the day.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. VIM. Higgins and
Mrs. Arthur Elmendorf of Sheldon
came up on the Central today to dc
some shopping.
The quarantine has been raised
from the home of County Supt. w
| n. Mackin and he is once more at
tending to business.
Mrs Geo. OFT and Mrs. Frank Cras
| py of Riclrland Center, who have beer
visiting their brother, +. Ambrose
returned to their home Tuesday.
Mrs G. b. Goocher left on the lin
/ tied Tuesday morning for st. Pau
and expects to return Sunday night
with her daughter Miss Georgia.
Pagel Bros. opened up their new
barber shop Tuesday in the building
recently vacated by the public Ii
brary, land are now ready for bust
ness.
! Mrs. jim Carter and children ac.
Icompanied her husband Tuesday
| morning on the limited to Horizon,
where he went with the firenen' s
track team.
Mrs. ID. H. Mathers and little
daughter Doris left Wednesday for
an extended visit with relatives at
Manawoc. Miss Winnie Judd accom-
panied them.
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INGRAM

| Sp9 clal correspondence 10 VIC NeWS-bu"G9V'
Miss Arlie Hutchins is on the sick
| list.
Frank Martin was in town Tues
day.
Baxter Marvin went to Milwaukee
Monday.
Dr.. GailIardctt has moved into the
new hospital.
Miss +. CookSlry visited friends
here over Sunday.
Miss lone Hogston returned to
Ladysmith Saturday.
Jack Roberts returned to his home
in Minneapolis Monday.
The Altar Society met with Mrs
f. E. Sheehan this week.
DR.. GailIardett made Il professional
trip to HaW kins Saturday.
Fred Arrowsmith made q business
trip to Ladysmith Tuesday,
Mrs. j. Grimesly went to Weyer-
haeuser to visit her parents.
We have a new meat market in
town. Have you seen the sign.
Mrs. Louis Soule returned to her
home in Ladysmith Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene SharroW re-
turned from Minneapolis Thursday
A number of theyoung people from
Glen Flora took in the sights at IN
gram Sunday.
Miss Mary Whidden, after few
days visit in Ingram, returned to her
home Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Coey left for Minneapolis
saturday, where she will visit relit-
tiyes and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby from Michigan
arr lived here Friday and intend max
ing this their future home.
The ball game here Sunday be-
tween Glen Flora and Ingram scored
I to 5 in favor of Glen Flora.
Telesford Lambert, who has been
visiting his brother Thomas Lam
bert, returned to his hOmein Canada.
Miss Althea Boyer OF Ladysmith
spent Il few days with her friend
Miss Mae Adams and was present at
the wedding.
Mrs. Henry Gust, accompanied by
her brother Earl Warner, returned
from Red Wing, where she has been
visiting friends the past few weeks.
A miscellaneous shower was held
at the home OF Mrs. +. Z. Adams in
honor of her daughter Mae. About
forty were present. Num- erOus
pretty and useful gifts were presented
to Miss Adams.
Miss Mae Adams and Mr. Martin
FOrgarty were married at the form
er's home Monday morning in the
presence OF IL few intimate friends.
They left on the morning train mid
showers of rice and good wishes for
Hannibal, where they will make their
future home. May long years Of
happiness be theirs.
A miscellaneous shower was held
at the home of Mrs Steve kunz last
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Nellie Wilbert. Those present were
MnSd.} mos paul Gaonon o1liS Gao.-
non, j. w. Byers, +. Fectean, j.
Krooker, L. Arrowsmith, Everett, J.
WiIbert, n. LaCairp, w. Powell, P.
SHARON, j. McFariane, j. Cham
bers, e. Dean, A. Y Cliff, } Olson,
and Misses Mary Sharrow and Anna
Lambert. Numerous useful and
pretty gifts We're presented Miss
Wilbert.
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II Follows.

Miss Tersleep = I'm awfully sorry.
Mr.. Stoplate, but you mustn't call Gu
me any more. My doctor orders it."
Mr.. Stoplate-Your doctor? Why, |
don't understand
Miss Tersleep-Well, he says mus
get at least eight hours sleep eVer5
night
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that all
parties are forbidden to dump garb-
q re, tin cans, manure orany other
deIeterious matter in the streets and
alleys of the city of Ladysmith.
S-tf. BY order Board OF Health.
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TON
From the Tony Enterprise

From the Tony EnFeTpflse
Prof. Williamson left Thursday af-
ternoon for his home at Jefferson,
and other state points.
John Goetz had his face slightly
scalded with steam through steam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
TWO CHILDREN
DIE IN FIRE
istar aesslsl ssrlles.)

WOOLLEY. Wash. Jan i-Io.
oia ard Ruth Johnson. niecea u
Mrs ~ ~ Bhrevnbury were burn
81 to death nt O'Clock fhla morn.
ing Ia fire which destroyed tho
Shrewsbury home The charfcd re-
mains were found about . o'clock
BY citizens who had been fighting
the flames
The Shrewsbury family and tho
Johnson girls had been spending
the evening ont, and returned about
! o'clock this morning Upon re-
firing a fire WAS left ia the CRATE,
and u IL supposed that this fire
ignlied the bh'ding Mr shrcwa-
bury saved the lives Of the mem
beers Of hia family. but was over
come with smoke when be- made
further attempt % save his nieccs.
Mrs Johnson, the mother % tho
dead children. u in California.
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Seems ImpossibIe

carpets are reduced one-half ~
price az the Century Furniture Co
during their big sale: price includes
sewing. laying and lining. AN Lace
Curtains are reduced one-half Il
price and includes White lrisl
Point all wool Ingram RrussS
Body Brussels. SaNony nrusselfai
Real Arabian Lace and a hoauuft
line OF Arabian Net with Bate
berg Lace and Insertion Won ma
see these articles 10 appreciate
big money saving prloos. 49,
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Transfer is FINED.

u y Maciean. driver for W ".
kilman, was yesterday fined t25
and costs By Judge George for
cruelty b animals. n o. alleged I'm
the complaint that MacLean was
driving a horse unfit 10 work
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To The star Main 1885 Ind.
ilAS The star viii call and col.
iect the hin. aud viii send 20
you the answers 60 your ad when
addressed care The star
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sAsle
Wanted, lest and Found. For
Rent, Fer Sale. stel Ore Cent =
Word.
SITUATION WANTED ADS.
"a Words Three Times Cor .
Centp.
seven words or fractions 81
words 70 the line, cash IN ad-
vance when Vharxed 90 ae-
cc0at actual number of lines as
set will be counted Minlmum
bin for an Fad % cents Hat
lard Want Al. Agency. a, ~.
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city HAN
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sousss AND lors

urr oSn 90 TtlSaG LAFAYETTE
FfzAcT lots TO-DAY.
0te ManessH = sattins thfm a. fsaH
30 sat - Il au4Ha g. nzaGa e.atss
ssasaeF 80 ssnesssif
Fesass - anen 81 81 var - ~
Feafs
Nhsfe e $50 nsHnsH ta - faafa ~
ksffaN thees tEfe a. fhane tsss4ls
Genre Nn g ths eff1ae aha wsu taxi
Pea aaas
Of.E HANSON.
&c Nee NHfA Hiark
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Happy New
Year

"A ~ III II
Ny rlir cf-p 90 pHosFEnfrY rtf1.
To TuE mix. uE YotHH ron fas
arAHT Ttfr NEW YEAR RIGHT ny
tNNEHff@a ~ FNATTsE RIAL KS
TAfh s##H Il Il lH huf susaif aulaunf
Yea een Haske - iaessftuaat anfshsfs IL
ihf sNuHsfN That Wf8 hfins yea saeh GER
tsfH snd sah lafzs RETURNS - a little
ffelefN 81 he Wee faft n ths rsfifie
rhs faiieuius are = few desirable har.
aetns 80 fsfafaaisni as starters Ca Fuu
NORTH M AnwAY
= 10 Nssf faff SsHfans Fesaf t.roona
sessss Hi.sif finished shruashauil tat
East WAND STREET.
81 sa=Nsaf Hse csfiie4 iiiil division. resi-
HaHre II fosfas hufif . Taaf aEr
- tsiH situated iast Httae
s .ssss a. ssaa ss. 49, i 5s ~, Ffe, 49,.
THIS is u-t bottom pfire faf a
qpieE sais Terms
wHHf QUEEN ANNE
fsif= fanfth Avenues Vest near Neuras
sseh oss - ~ Cheapest ta, . -
~ hlH. pftes s fef saeh iat
TERMS
unEES LAKE
fapaFtne eofusf 10 tasfsa a good
Chance 90 aHf ehsag laf ~ q sielH
50 where there is ana UfH - fdu-
siderable activity. Terms
wEsr epEEs AeNE
flaHaA naad BOT taxlHi This e q Ffasa
bar ard uii - worth ceusiiiafa be
more By spfins
HARVARD REALTY COMPANY.
- - Wslhsr HES las md Ave
TtuF LAND
go = miia II iideiand iust north n 81
nossER brown co.
aia feerie.s tank HldE n
- Fins. level -. hiesks fram csf.
wkaunrnN uEAurY co.
East zln 1T
A NV MAI HAHaAfSa II REAL
o 60 new ~ 49, I'm = = strictly modern
hausr. electric ushi nafares faa
large hail with fms oreu Hialraaf
nHHfff. wHrdFuhea 20 each ruan.
to car on oaig tb re- b asR t%m w.
pr ifs' ianl a9 a. ss sls iks real
value rsfma can b. Hal Don
faii 60 see this soan. - u VII not
.. 200 fies room modern house one block
g car $50 cash sud -, nen'e J.
See The eaaf terms rms house ~
new. iuai natshef
rnEp KERN CO ne.
a. Fremont Ave
- NafiEaef, Msn
lHHHraf
ofaee North u nesldsnes Youth Pc
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cfgEsr toss 80 feet lcns. 60 fnss
WMsntnaton ara tNf lire. ranninE q sssp
satsf sfiY ftM e. flae tarana u pr
meath. ths psw ranai Nin make them
wssth fh1usAnes sss Hilinaana satsFnssn
ttd.4 - ztpss fuaek. before thsf ars AZ
fria a9f
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

BALLARD
i11s 90 f'aeh-s cash lies nicely and close
g. ear
tEaaI inis cleared ana fenced. cash
Al lee lots now g faHm house. Nf1 cash.
q a1-a iots good iruum house. $500 tash
a. flaaa lats, well built troQH house. tt50
cash
81 soa-l lots new sroom house all cash.
3 aQaaaa lots fine 8 room house, flua1 cash
81 tt1.af acre. fsranm hruHH beautiful view
and rlnso tn Woodland Park A
snap
WAANER INVEsrMENT CO.
Room I klnnsar lids Entrance las lth Rv
Main sal1 ballard ifss Ind gl1a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Trstfa ali tisassas 20 Nisn. Sven thins
known % ueifieal scieare NJ uaF hsl
an frfsIla q elaslfisitn make 81 rfftf sifss
trir Belts fnr uen aflst WNiufft unhth fT
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utatfrr how YuA arr diseased u Fufe u
lntsaiHir. ~ Naf0 Sd NfI slsrs taitsis sfs
lnust sau,ieFa and haNo iuns rkfefiaHse
tan ~ write. Constellation ffre t'haue.
A IN
Anyont suffering with ftruuastisla utii
barn something tst iteiif o. thfir Al
santare ~ caiilng AZ as isuyies fAff
Nanh afaiiainE ~ ssndlns thais Altruas g.
thar rfflcc. tf
Masked NAH Ass-lalist Ivmpie. fiiss.iay
evening January pgtssss sdulissl1n.
sontis5sssa lg.s iailss frec 81 al
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$50 Haaefa tzfuam cottage. hath ana
t4AaiHaat un iat tasl4a. ea sta Ave Price
10 Terms
! 5aaa Modern a.Haan cottage ana hath.
On lat HEiaa - ta r. ansf on sth Ave
vest rflaa q sa terms
T91 Nslefn aHaam eatfafa hath. basa-
fHant aH Ma1faHa Price saIaa TERMS.
81 g. cash. balance & years
q fsnafaruem haHsa. Hindffn, on IA Ave.
Price : - Terms cash taa
f,afnef On seth Ave size asfa Price
fEtHi on terms
corner GA zffh Ave north mnahairaatef
YieR q Lake Washington. 81 90 cash Ihia
81 snap
t1rtas r. Y r anaF tpa hiacha 20 Tat
vsrsiiy car Price 81 aaa
KELLER 4 HEAunslEE.
g People Bank tidE snd and rfhe
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NAcAST LOTS THAT VIII HRISu
NuU A uH0o fNoFtT
.. - PIE lats near rauaHa University
HfaifieH. Pine xfeW aud fiaht IN
lins - q faHia advance Terms.
q ss1@rivs lafs an MAGNOLIA nf.urr
ara ealaihiHe the PARRY ADD
TON These tats afu HaF under
priced and HtH sau auirs cash
q. sf-aFsa - fha hesf view iafF IN WEST
HEAHEtH ns5e hiafH naHf - car
Hne Twenty nFe per cent cheaper
Than ether lots O. she aafir ifs.4lifs
eHa with an inferior siss tssH uash
MORRIS REALTY COMPANY.
Mstn eel lad asid
m-ets Marion Haiidlus
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

Superior Judge Tallman yesser-
day signed an order ratiiying a
compromise and a settlement In
the case Of Mary McPherson and
children against the Great North
ern railway for the death OF hus-
hand and father. on the payment u
a. Goo hy the defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

James Sullivan. OF the Seattle
hotel. Railroad av and Jackson ST..
gave a description 10 the police this
morning of y watch which had been
stolen from him in Eastern Wash
iEgton about two moaths ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

In the midst Of general prosper
ity the local army recruiting office
IL suffering a depression. the years
record making poor show. Only
l5s were accepted out OF sse appli-
cations. defective teeth and eyes
being the prevailing cause for re-
/ lection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

Co u OF the Washington National
Guard will tender an informal re-
cep,ion 10 the members OF the other
companies OF the state National
Guard and 10 former members Of
the company. az its rooms in the
Armory from 10 o'clock tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-01

The annual report OF Fire Chief
Cook for 1906 shows that the fire
losses last year In Seattle were
smaller than In 1905. The total
fire losses In 1906 were $500. ia,
tl77.3i4 being on the contents aud
tS2. $50 on buildings In 1906 the
total loss aggregated ssT3.13l.