Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-13
Items from the Apollonia Budget of ten
years ago this week.


reaches us of the owning OF little
Willie, six year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs g r. Page, OF Warner, yester-
day morning about 1870. The body
has not yet been recovered.
w. d. McIndoe has Il freak ofnature
that he bought from a farmer living
near Barron. 1t is Il calf with eight
legs and two heads all fully developed.
1t only lived two hours after birth.
w. ID. has had it mounted and will
soon have it on exhibition at his
office
WEYERHAEUSER ITEMS
Our new blacksmith and repair
shop will soon be ready to accomo-
date customers.
Looks as though prosperity had
come to stay. New houses are being
built and home seekers are arriving
most every day in quest OF farms.
BRUCE NEWsLETs
Archie, Blackburn is visiting friends
here after after an absence OF two
years.
John MCGEE returned Saturday
from a visit to his old home at Mon
tello. Wis.
We think we have got more than
our share. OF the rain since Sunday,
although no particular damage done.
The recent hot wheather certainly
meant mischief so the prophets OF
Bruce We're saying last Sunday and
sure enough for once they were right.
The wind which came Tuesday re-
moved and transferred proverty in a
right royal way.
WARNER
1910 in the shade Sunday and Mon
day. Whew!
Jos. Stevens is spending this week
in ApollOnia doing mason work.
r. Corbett has built new picket
fence around his hotel. 1t improves
the looks of his place very much.
John Lindoo, of this place, started
Tuesday for Indiania where he expects
to purchase a large farm. He will
be absent about a week.
1t is said there will be a stave mill
put in at Deer Tail this season
which will employ about sixty men.
There is room for many more such
industries in this county.
K. Corbett shut down his saw mill
Wednesday night, having finished
cutting out his stock of logs. He
did not put in large supply last
winter on account of the low prices
Onlumber.
GLEN FLORA SNAP SHOTS
The streets were packed with
farmers Wednesday attending Farm
ers' Institute.
Each member of the Town Board
has large crew at work building
roads and are pushing the work as
fast as possible.
ISLAND LAKE
E. W. Hill, one of ApollOnia's
merchants, gave us call Tuesday
on his way to Beebe's mill.
The Island Lake club house is
finished. 1t is very tasty building
and is a credit to our place.
Wesley Burpee left for Eau Claire
on Monday to get load OF corn for
the mill; then we will have a fresh
supply of corn meal.
The school house in Island Lake
sub-district is completed and school
is now in session under the able
management of Mrs. j os. Reed.
Bernard Leblanc is putting a stone
foundation under his house.
Logs are running pretty freely
now and we look for "the rear" by
Saturday night.
Harry Clark went to Eau Claire
Monday to give final proof on his
homes tead. He was accompanied
by John Murray and B. F. Brainerd
who went as witnesses.
AMACOY LAKE
F. J. Otis and family spent few
days at their summer resort, "Tarry-
awhile on the banks of AmacOy.
Archie McEWen and Robert Bates
killed a large rattle snake on the
Chippewa road. 1t measured about
four feet, and is the only one ever
IynOup opoun6 hnrA