Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12

A. N. Anderson tried law case at
Murrywards Tuesday afternoon.
J. w. Miller made trip to Conrath
Wednesday on business matters.
Mrs. E. w. Hill went to Apollonia
Wednesday to attend the installation
of Rebecca officers at that place.
Geo. w. Heaverin of Apollonia, was
a visitor in Ladysmith Wednesday.
An agent of the Empire Cream
Separator company was in the city
yesterday.
Sheriff Reed came up from his home
Monday and took formal possession OF
the sheriff's office.
L. E. Chambers, the Ingram meat
man. was in the city Saturday on
business trip. Mr.. Chambers can find
business if there if any show.
A. l.. Matchette, of the town OF
Rusk, until last Monday Register of
Deeds of Rusk county, was in the city
Monday surrendering his office to his
successor, E. w. Hill. MIR. Matchette
intends sooner or later to go to Apo
matox, Va, to live near the historic
fields of Robert E. Lees surrender to
U. S. Grant.
Sam Harmony of Hawkins, was a
business caller in Ladysmith Monday.
He reports business active at that
point, especially in numbering.
For SALE: 200 cords of four-foot
maple and birch wood, seasoned.
J. L. RYALL.
Whatever you need in the line of
printed matter have the News do it for
YOU. Come and see that fine cloth
finish bond writing paper. 1t is snap.
We buy it at such advantage that we
furnish it at the price charged by others
for the common article.
Amel T. Anderson of Glen Flora, was
a caller in the city Saturday. Mr.. An
derson is making an active campaign
for the settlement of his section of the
county. He is a strong believer in the
merits of Rusk county and in the eff
cacy of printers ink when properly
used.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
at the First Church of Christ on Sun
day evening, Jan. 18th, at $50 o'clock.
Topic, "How Gods image is preserved
in u.s." Gen. 1:26; Col. 8: Ito. Lead
er Alta Sabin. - y.
Arthur Mautner vas in the city
Tuesday from his home in the town of
Dewey. Mr.. Mautner brought along
load of wood that bought him Sc. l3.
Thus do Rusk county farmers make
money while in Dakota they burn coal
and wonder where the years income
has gone to. Stove, wood at $1.75 per
cord is not SO. bad, for the farmer.
Tony Helm, who was u fellow occu-
pant of caboose between Glen Flora
and Tony with the writer Wednesday,
reports logging lively at KEENAN, and
Hawkins at both of which places his
CO mpany has camps. He says that la
Dor is very scarce this year and that
his concern could use many more men.
The cold weather is agreeable to the
Ioggers. ~ 4.
Fred r. Austin of the r. A. Austin
Land Co. of Bruce, is in the county
from his home In Clarion, Ia, where
he conducts a drug store. Fred was
in Ladysmith Wednesday on a business
trip in the interests of his company.
On Monday the auditing and settle
ment committee of the board of county
supervisors met and audited the &C
counts of the outgoing county treasur-
err. Messrs. Helm, Arpin and Shafer
were present.
John F. Cosgriff came home on the
500 freight Wednesday evening from
trip eastward He will Immediately
start out again in quest of pnlp wood.
John owns the water power franchise
at Conrath on Main creek and is in.
clined to come back and push the de,
velopment of that place. No other
part of the county has better features
than at and around Conrath and the
News expects soon to see healthy
town there.