Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

ne Try TOIt crew ItsuIHcu OpCt O.
ton last Saturday.
G. r. Page, of Warner, transacted
business in, our village Monday.
Fullers mill shut down last Sat
urday for the season, having finished
their cut.
Messrs Bowman and Arson Miller
of Warner spent a few hours in town
Monday, purchasing supplies.
VIM. Daigle purchased Il lot OF Z.
". Hill this week next TO his proper
~ and is having it cleared NJ.
Ex-Gov Upham has promised to
be present at the Northern Wiseon-
sin Fair and deliver an address Sept.
18th.
Several Weyerhaenser people have
passed through here this week for
Island Lake. to spend Il few days
at the summer resort.
Fred w Upham and w. ID. McIn-
doe were in town Thursday, and
WENT up to the Fuller mill to look
over the hardwood lumber Il d
straighten up things after the sea-
sons saving. Mr.. Upham has just
lately returned from Germany, where
he has been selling lumber.
WEYERHAEUSER ITEMS
j. and T.. Rider killed two large
bear last week.
We are glad to welcome these few
cool days again.
The 800" depot here is being new
~ shingled and painted.
Parties are at work finishing the
upper part of the school house, get
ting it ready for the graded school
this fall.
John Welch has moved his house
hold goods into the house vacated
by Ed Matchett. His family arrived
Wednesday evening.
The Seventh Day Advents held
their last services here last Wednes-
day night. They spenra few days
at Island Lake with ID. e. Getchell.
BRUCE NEWsLETs
A. G. Beebe has two four-horse
teams hauling lumber into Bruce the
last week.
A number of our citizens intend
taking advantage OF the G. A. r. ex
cursion to Buffalo and visit the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Stanley and DR..
Carnachan leave the goth to be gone
about two weeks.
GLEN FLORA SNAPSHOTS
Guy Gagnon is painting our new
school house.
Quite a lot OF the boys start in a
few days for the grain fields of the
west.
During the thunder storm lastSun-
day a fence post within ten feet OF
Mrs. Wilson house was shattered by
lightning.
The NJ. e. Church has purchased
the school building and Il beautiful
site of III. w. True, which will be
used for church purposes; making
two beautiful churches for our thirty
ing and enterprising little burg.
tDNTD
Roy La Micr of Flambeau, was in
town Sunday afternoon
II. COrbett has sold his hard wood
lumber to Mr.. Bark of Minneapolis
for q good price.
The Copp brothers had slight
disagreement the other day and have
dissolved partnership.
1t is said parties from the southern
part of the state are going to start
a store at this place very soon.
Mrs j. w. Fritz, accompanied by
her mother and two nieces, visited
with Flambeau friends Friday and
saturday OF last week.
BRUNO BUBBLES
c. and l.. Joyner of Bruce visited
L. Copp Saturday to make a trade
with him.
Ludger LeBarge left for Chippewa
Falls today to attend the meeting OF
the County Board.
G.. j. Hubbard and wife of Mime
apOlis took pictures of Bruno Vinet
tes, l.. LeBarge and John Kings
farms and Little Falls last week for
the 500 Il. r. Go.
MURRY
John Stewart of Bruce, is cutting
Mr. Brainerd's oats with cradel.
Andrew Berg is home again. He
has been haying for Ole Emerson on
| Brunet River for six weeks.
| AMACOY LAKE
JAS. Kelly is putting up a fine
grain shed.
Robt. Bates bound grain for Mr..
Beebe Friday and Saturday with his
| binder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Clark have
moved here and will make this their
future home.
Mrs. f. j. Otis and family are en-
joyiug the lake breezes at their sum-
mer resort for a few weeks.