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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
Ipplc. Sanee. Sage.

On balp Sop Smer rsreS tn SLIDE
meo Ell Sop Suffer. @n Sop Ipple.
Saiice, iom fife er tiIiat Silffcr,
rsres / efterot man bar oiipet en-
itrsgen Sbeife soba l. iom fsrit er
opIsit / en- Spiieife fogenbe ganb.
Saa bapes IA Sop Mel l. iom fsrit
er iietet, en- Sbeife &anel, " Ebeite
Heqif, 70 Sbeife Salt, en- flor Sop
boffebe &oiiner. Gen iteges / As
Iinuter, er meset goo og boIber fig
IPnge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
quiet np Afckkettet.
Rspiasrst al en- praitiif Susmssel
Srnstfaser til Sml.

Ser er ire biaiee % Ietrinbte
5rugtfager til Sui, iom fan Iaoes
meb Ell Sang, 90 De fommer fig
meo aloeren, - % iaa bar man oa
noget "rnno-giort" naar Den perite
Suletraplbeo begpnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
CARMEN ng Dnprtr.
Resiseret al en- praittI 5armss
glantcmais, (seeS GOrn.)

ga pi iaa ofte for bar bebanblet
benne Sag temmeIig uofsrIigt, be.
itemte hi os til of ipare bore 29iere
for mere berom oenre Ssit. Smioler.
tib er hi unber 9asningen at 2anb.
brues~ og andre Blade blet opmerf.
iomme paa, at Der oner belle Maiss
belief er en- alminbeIig alage ooer, at
ben Glantemois, iom blep taget ino
efter SroitnGtterne | OCTOBER, er | ben
Groo ~beifaOieet, at Den life baier til
Sch for n9Ite Gar.
Sra Here observation-disclosures, bpor
Der i~anbipnIigpis er ioreta9et nnoer'
isgelier, er Der uogaoet aooNller
moo at iptte noeen SIP iii oct "Seeo
Corn, Der bupbe pGret noe poa
Iarfer ubiat for Sr6ten / Sftober.
9a hi fsrit ioa bisie a~oporenoe geret'
ninger, troeoe pi Oct Dor Speroripel.
ier, Der ifreo iig fra unsbig sgne-
itelie oe bopSe lin SprinbeIie fra ct
enfelt Silfelbe. Nen ienere er &la-
gen blet ioa alminbelig o9 bsilpot, at
Get oiloe bore uforiparlist at gaa BEN
iorbi upaaaetet. ane maa bore
enige /, at er Der. noget, .bpor BET gipl'
ser of bore bis / fin Gag forat unb-
goa al Hiiifo, ba er bette ct iaaoant
SilfPloe.
On cling, boorefter oft bette moa
bebsmnes, er iinpeltben, boorotot
Waiien bapbe raaet fulo Wooenbeo
eIler life, Sen Sang Sroitnatterne
inotraf. @ar ben pirfelig MODEM, bd
babSe Sroiten life noeen brabenbe
@irfntng poa bens Spireopgtigbeo,
iier bpis BEN itrar Serefter blep taeet
inS iii Corning. Haar berimoo blso
Iais i,biettes for Sroit, iao shel9g.
9es 6ens Spireepne. Ru err bet life
iao eobt at oibe, bplfen 8rao Of Weo'
6enbe6 ben Nois bapbe naoet, iom
bIep inoiamIet til Saafrs. Gen enc.
ite Iaabe Of iaa brast bette paa oct
rene err at toge uoeIe iau 8orn biit og
Der al Sc irtoiamleoe ar, l9gge benz
| en- aasie meb iugtig Wulb, Der iGt.
tes bog Omen, paa iamme Bis iom
man eIlers bper 8aor, fsr Blantnin.
gen pIeier at prsue fin Iais. Ga bill
&eiuItatet piie, bpab Ser er OF gisre.
Spis man unber oisie SmitGnoigbe.
Der uoietter meo bette inbtil nGite
@aar, bill man maaife ba faa aariag
til bittert at at1gre fin Sorismmelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
Minee Eie.

SiI en- flor Yie, tager man en- balo
Sop roat Srefiso, iom er baffet rig.
tia tint, en- Sop lure 9gbler, iom os'
iaa er boffet, men life iilot ioa tint,
"a Sop Iteniri Hoiirer en- Spiieife
aorinter, iom bar o9ret opbleot |
oarmt Sarb % berpaa er tsrret, en-
tuppet spiieffe Smer, u itrsgen
Sbeife bber al aonel og Gait, IA
Sbeife al WuifatbIomme % geelltf,
iom. er blanSet iommen, "a Sop
Sruatiaft ener bpiS man life bar
set, Burger man to SpiiSfeer eoStf
og TO Spiieifeer 8anb. Suffer bapes
/ eiter Smog. big Eiecruit IGgges !
err 8ie.Sin, ioa bar man bette ! %
lpaeer iaa StrimIer al giecruit ooer,
iaa oct former &u6er. Spis man bru.
ger at ierpere Sit til gie, fan man
iIteSet ripe en- SpiieIfe rig omeri'
fanif DIT o9 blau0e benne meo Bic
cruIten Tom man ifal babe oper Fien..
sGate eammelbass "Niinee Ieat".
20 1unb moeert Srefiso foaes I'll
set err mort, baffes 0erpaa flint efter
of set err folSt. ct Guno tsr Ore
taIg fries for oft Sfitb og pulperi'
iercs oerpao, to Sunb iteniri HpIiner,
iout err beIt / TO Stpffer bier, to Ritno
9orinter, iom er pnifet og terret, ct
Guno SuItanaroiiner, ct Elno Sn'
fut, ifaarct iua lint, iom mrIis, 8
GunS sGbIer, iom er ifrGIlet, iriet for
a~iernebuiet % iaa baffet, ell SpiIe-
Ife buer Of ReIif og a~aeboonoe, 2
SpiieIfeer bper al aonel og ghilfat'
bIomme, en- Spiieife Salt, N Sbefe
reject Ruifot % 212 9unb britrt
Suffer. altianmen blan0es goot
iommen, tili9ttes berpoa ell Grdrt
900 Sberrp % Ell 9int @ranop.
Iaar man bar rsrt ! oct, til oct er
riatia goSt iammenbIanbet, bupes oct
Oh / en- Stenfrrffe og ipttes paa ct
fislia steo Ell eler TO Tiger, isr oct
bruees.
Spis uogen ifulbe ipnes, at Der er
for meset Bin og SraIlop bette
@innee.@ ent, iaa iaar nan buite
poa. at besse 9eIe miiter en- flor Eel
al FIN Stprfe req at itoa iaa I9uge os
at mar man ind iteser BET ! Bic, iaa
iorSuniter omtrent alt GET beruienSe
PED Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03
Sielpcr Dor &esjerins Sarmcrnc?

Ian bill erinSre, at Den Itore Sern'
b%onebspoing S. S. Sill nplig bar OF.
fentIig befloget fig oper, at Der t
2anSet eisres Der for libet | &et'
ming al proftiit llnberpisning t
2mSbrrig oe uns6igt meget legges
no til 8rigsifibe. gu anben Serbia.
nemanb, %. 6. gronn, Der err ErR.
iibent for Stem gorf Gentralbanen,
err crie meb Sill / bette og griber an-
IeSningen til at gipe 2anbets Stprel'
ie, set piI iige De al Solicit paIgte
aongresmpno oe Senoturer, en- brsi
SrctteiqtteIie. gu bar Iutoriteterne
i @aibington, 9. G., iom oct ipnes
SeIpforipor, gipet felgenoe Splps'
ringer:
Eli G~rperimentitntioner % andre
Soqer peorsrenoe S%orbeortnger l
gaerSprfnirg blir Der aarligoars
ublaqt sis, 100000 (otten Niaioner
Soaors) Ell Sum ioa itor, at bpts
ben onpenotes til ari9Sflaaoer, oa
funSe Ger bpart aar bpgges og ilor1'
ties A (fire) GrigSifibe al Iamme ~
pc, iom DC bebite pi bar, til Sanoets
SorIpar. Netop al bpor itor Rptte
6isie llolGg til 2anobrtgsoeporte'
mentet fan bare peret | Sfitfelie al
Toreaelie / aoIing er life goot at
pioe, men of oct bar pit Jig at bore
I'll itor SieIp, Serom er Der ingen
Spil, og iom Sepis fan ngpneS, OF
gfgrsoen itaOig fan iorsges ira aor
I'll auSct. Gen iuGre RGngbe al
ISrpfiagcr, iom ierbes uboper SanSet,
IfaffatSe S~plpsuinger til aae, Der
Blot piI begipre Geileoning, er al
meacn Rptte, ba oct trPfier netop
Sem, Der %tntereSierer zig for at lRIe
noaet. Sn6boIbet al Regieringens
guQetiner bIiper ubbreot giennem
9loSete gratis. men ale De 6ogIolf,
iom faffer SpIpsningerne. moa opri
betaIes, % iaaleoes er Der mongt %
meaet, bportil Regieriugen bruger Dc
is Tilioner Collars uoeluftenoe I'll
Tormernes 9ebite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-03

ges Der ODER, at Sengeoerelierne er
altfcr inlaa, % of Gere og @inoiier
bIir bolbt Iuffet aItformeet.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
ABE RUFF OUT
ON BAIL
In Sum of 100000 After Spend
ing Over a Year
In Jail

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Today
IN Judge Cablness' court, Abe Ruef
sentenced to serve IA years in San
Quinten for bribery of the supervisors
was admitted to bail in the sum of
$3Oo.00O, which was furnished by
friends, of the ex-boss. The release
was granted on the testimony of
physicians who testified that his con-
finement in the county Jail was i'm
pairing his health to such an extent
that it might cause his death if he
were not released. Ruef will re11ain
free until his application for a new
trial is decided by the Supreme Court
If the court rules against him he will
be taken to San Quinten to begin
lis sentence.
Ruef has been confined in the coun-
y Jail here since the 14th day of
November. 1908.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
CHANCE FOR DAGGETT's HEIRS

The United States Government is
just now in need of little rocky
island not far from Honolulu. 1t is
merely lot of rocks iutting above
the sea and embracing about five
acres but an ideal site for light
house. There is some trouble in Sc
curing title but the Appeal desreis
to inform the Government lust how
TO go about it.
When Rollen Daggett was Minister
10 the Islands he used to spend most
OF his time playing poker with King
kalakoua, if that's the way you spell
his name. One day in desperate
play his majesty having been cleaned
out by Daggett. he staked that same
identical island on a pair of Jacks
that only had reinforcement of two
trays. and Daggett. who mad wagered
ten thousand dollars against the realty
witi his jaw, won. If the United
States Government wants to get a
perfect title to the island it will have
to go to Daggett's heirs
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
Will Give
Away Geese

Mr.. Murray, the manager of the
Lake Theater, while in Reno pur.
chased three large geese from the
Murray farm which he will give away
as presents to the patrons of the lit
tie playhouse. Those who attend the
show on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day nights will be included among
those who will be given a chance to
get one of these fine birds which will
be distributed on Sunday night.
The regular prices will prevail.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
OFFICERS ARE
ELECTED
By Local Camp United Spanish
War Veterans For
Coming Year

Camp Jas. LOckett, No. 3, United
Spanish War Veterans held an cleo
toin of officers last night and the
following members OF the local camp
We're elected to serve for the coming
year:
Commander. Governor ID. S. Dick
erson; Senior Vice Commander. Cant.
W. \. Evans; Junior Vice-Command-
er, Capt. Frank Buck; Officer of the
Day, Major c. Stone; Officer of the
Guard, Comrade c. Cooley: Seargeant
Comrade, J. Moss; Chaplain Com
rade w. Phipps; Trustees, Comrades
Mcneil and J. Graham.
Ihe newly elected Commander
Goveronr Dickerson will make his an
polntment of .Adjutant and Quarter
master at the next regular meeting
when the Department Commander DR.
Won RadeSkey will install the new
officers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
RELEASED ON BAIL

At the preliminary examination OF
Irs. Mae Talbot charged with the
murder of her husband, Earle Tai
bot in Reno a month or so ago the
Justice of the Peace handed the dis
trict attorneys Office small package
when he declared that the woman
could not be convicted of murder in
the first degree and held her over
to the grand Jury on the charge or
murder in the second degree.
Not only did the fair defendant
win out in this respect but through
her attorney, Jim Boyd, she was re-
leased on a bond of $4,000.
1t is evident that the district at
Office will have a legal bat
tie on their hands from the jump
and the attorney for the woman
will make hard fight to win for
her her freedom
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS
ARE TO BE DIVIDED
Among the Counties of This State Having in Their Territories
National Forests Money Will go to School Funds
Of Fortunate Counties

| The Governors office is in receip
lof check from the U S. Treasur,
department for $15,9SS.74 being the
proportion to which this state is en-
titled from the National Forests o
Nevada. Jas. d. Finch, Secretary tC
the Governor, is sending out the fol
lowing letter to the treasurers of the
various counties affected in this mat
ter, copy of which is reproduced
and is self explanatory:
Dear Sir:
This Office is in receipt or warrant
from the U. S. Treasury Department
for $15,9SS.74, being the proportion of
the receipts during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1899, from the Ne
tional Forests in Nevada to which the
state is entitled under the Act OF
Congress approved May %. 1908 (35
Stat. 26O, making appropriations for
the Department of Agriculture for the
fiscal year June 80, 1909, which pro.
vides as follows:
THAT hereafter 25 per centum of
all money received from each forest
reserve during any fiscal year, includ-
ing the year ending June 80, 1908,
shall be paid at the end thereof by
the Secretary Of the Treasury to the
state Or territory in which said re-
serve is situated, to be expended as
The State or Territorial Legislature |
may prescribe for the benefit of the |
public schools and public roads of |
he county or counties in which the
'Orest reserve is situated: Provided, |
hat when any forest reserve is in
more than one state or territory or
county, the dstributive share to eac.
rom the proceeds of said reserve
shall be proportional to it's area
herein"
The receipts from the different for
.sts are as follows:
humboldt ................... $40 ,437.SS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02

NAStii.>,,iON, BoC. =.-oecl etar!
ol ,.atc i>noN iate yes.cruay aitcr'
noon rc,urncd the passports oI re!lpe
i.uarisucH, Cnarse anairs oI ihe
NIcausuran ieSauon. with letter
scatninsiy denouncins tne Zelayan
administration oi the government III
Nicaragua. Tle letter Is dehnlteiy
declared to represent the views ol
PRESIDENT Iait ana is about as pam
spohcn as anything emlnatlng liom
the state department i'll many years.
The extraordinary feature OF the
letter is that 1t seems to evidence an
intention of the United States to hold
President Zclaya personally respoh-
sible for the alleged torture ana exc
,utions of the Americans, Cannon ana
Groce. and exhibits the unique stu
alton OF one government holding tie
chief executive OF another practicaii!
as "a common malefactor.
Xeiaya Is branded as violatof oi
solemn International conventions,
disturbcr OF the national and inter-
national peace. tyrant whose admin !
istration has been Il blot upon the
name Of good government.
Secretary Knox virtually announce
a. the recognition of the Ntcarasuah |
lryuIulianists, declares it to be the /
cuuyiction of the United States that
IT,. revoiution represents the inter
.,4ts of "A majority OF the \icaraguah
p,,nple and that there Is evidently no
government with when
the United States can deal. lie there
fore announces that all parties VIII
IA, held accountable for their actions
as affecting the interests OF Amer
fcaus and the peace of Central Am
erica.
lie .furtacr informs Senor Rodri-
aucz. that while he has lost his dip
quality. he may still serve as
an unofficial" channel OF communi-
eation with the action which he Is /
regarded Us representing. {
This brings tae crisis as near 10 "a
tho status of war as 1t would be
by executive action without Il !C
lefinite declaration by congress- o
which will convene next Monday. a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
WINS MAY
FACE FAMINE
Through Strike of Switchmen on
Railroads of the
Northwest

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec2 2-Every
pendent on the movement OF supplies
is seriously affected by the strike OF
the railroad switchmen. which began
at O'Clock Tuesday evening.
1t is estimated that upward of r.
600 are idle on account of the strike
orders. thousands of freight handlers
and teamsters are losing time because
of the freight blockade, and a con-
tinuance of the strike for several
days will throw additional thousands
out of work.
The railroad yards in all terminal
cities are filed with stalled freight
trains, and an attempt to move
freight by the aid of men drafted
from other branches is making no
impression.
The railroads committee an
nounced that they were bringing to
st. Paul new men to take the places
Of the strikers.
To this, President Hawley of the
Switcamen's Union of North America,
said: 'All right, let them come, we
will not object"
The smelters of Butte. being en-
'irely dependent on the railroads, may
riose at any time and thousands will
be idle. All industries along the
railroads affected are practically sus-
pended
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
SALE A GREAT SUCCESS

The big Christmas sale at Will
Days is proving a greater success
iaily and since the start of the cold
weather there has been great call
for blankets, and comforters and 9TH
er like goods and with the sale that
is nj effect at the big store local peO-
pie have been able to secure them at
n bargain. II you overlook this sale
YOU are missing chance OF a life
time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
WARSHIPS BEING RUSHED
TO NICARAGUA BY u. s.
Charge d. Affairs Given Passport
by Secretary Knox. Transports
With Marines Leave PHILADELPHIA
and Panama To-day

WASHINGTON, United States
ordered
possible under which
vIefP
rush
o acio
from to
nmed
IN today. II
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
NEW At DAYS

+. w. Day received this morning
n shipment of fannelete gowns, skirts
kimonas, etc. which will be piaced
In the stock now being disposed OF
at his big santa Claus sale. They
will be sold to the first bidder regard
less of cost.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
TEX RICHARD AND
JACK GLEASON GET FIGHT
Purse of $4,000 Accepted and Fighters Will Get Big End Of
Receipts From Moving Pctures Will Fight
In California

NEW YORK, Dec 2-Today the
bid Of Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason
OF 100000 for the Jeffries- Johnson
fight was accepted by the managers
of the two fighters. With the purse
which is to be divided between the
two men, Sc 2-3 percent of the rev
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
HOME FROM EAST

w, II. Lyon. state auditor returned
from the eastern part OF the state
this morning where he has been go
inc over the books of Humboldt
county. lie was met at Reno py
Mrs. Ligon who accompanied MIN
home this morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
GOES TO COAST

A. w. Borderwich, pressman at the
State Printing Office. leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow night. He will
make quick trip being called there
on urgent business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
LEAVES ON BUSINESS

Assistant State Engineer Van Ma
gel leaves this week for the east.
ern part of the State on business
OF his office. During his absence
Mrs. Van Nagei will visit her parents
IN Reno and also friends in San Fran.
cisco.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
ENGLISH HOUSE OF COMMONS
DECLARES OATHS VIOLATED

LONDON, Dec. BY IA vote of 349
10 IA the House OF Commons to-1ay
adopted a resolution declaring that
the House of Lords and PRIMER Ac-
quith had usurped the rights of tAe
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02

enue derived from the moving pic
lures OF the big fight VII. be divided
among the principals in the contest.
1t is also stated that the fight will
be held in California, the place not
being named but it is believed San
Francisco will capture the prize.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02

House of Commons by refusing to
pass the budget, and maintaining that
they are guilty of a violation of their
oaths under the statutes for their ac-
: on in the matter,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
S1RIC1lY WINTER

loday mas been one of the first
real winter days of the season and
the wood and coal pile is suffering
accordingly.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
HERE ON VISIT

Mrs. Frank Evans was an arriVai
on the morning train from Reno. She
will visit with relatives n this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02

FOUND-A prospectors magnifying
glass. Owner can have same by pay
ing for this ad.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
HERE ON BUSINESS

Frank Golden arrived from Rem,
this morning and Is attending to bus
mess here to-day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
DAVIS PASSES THROUGH

Herman Davis. the Dayton mill
man, passed through from Reno this
morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
FOR RENT

A suite of furnished rooms We;
located. Apply at this office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02

This money is to be paid into your
county school fund, under the pro-
visions OF the Act of March 90, 1907
'Stats. Nevada 1907, p. 415).
II | have not calculated the cor
rect proportion due your county,
kindly advise me at once Check for
the amount due will be mailed Won
when we have agreed upon the sum
due. Your prompt renlv will be an
preclated. Respectfully yours
JAS. ID. FINCH,
Secretary to the Governor.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS

ADVERTISED IE1TERS
Mr.. Johnny Hank. Indian, Mr.. w.
Paul, Mr.. Tom Roberts, Mr. James
Watson.
T. R. HOFER, Jr., P. M.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-12-16
KILLED BY A
FALLING TREE
Frank 1ane OF Apolionia the Victim
Of Accident at Stewards Camp
Near Sheldon

A fatal accident occurred Wednesday
afternoon near Sheldon, where Sam
Stewart of Atlanta has crew of men
at work on a big logging contract. The
men were telling trees and clearing q
road. AS one large tree started to fall
the men shouted and all got out of the
way except Frank Bane, who started
to run away directly in line with the
falling tree. He was struck on the
head by one of the branches and the
front part of the skull crushed. He
was taken to Dietze's hotel in Sheldon
and doctor summoned, but he lived
only few hours.
The remains were taken to his home
two miles west of Bruce, where funeral
services will be held Friday. Mr.. Ste
wart accompanied the body home and
made arrangements for the funeral.
Bane had been at work on the job
only four hours when the accident hap
pened. He leaves a widow and three
small children in destitute circum-
stances.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-12-16

Harry Speidel is having the fixtures
put in place and the interior of his store
repapered, preparatory to opening as
soon as the railroad company will trans
port the balance of his stock OF drugs
from the Twin Cities.
Phil S. Reed has traded his residence
to J. T. Johnson for his brick store
building on the corner of Second street
west and Lake avenue. 1t IS under
stood that this will become The home OF
the Journal in the future.
Mrs. Tom Baker will go to st. Paul
the first of next week to meet her
children, who will come home for the
holidays from Lake City, Mimi, where
they are attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell arrived
Monday for visit with Mrs. Campbell's S
brother Fred Ingle. Their son Dewey
came down to see them from Flfield,
where he is attending school. Dur ng
their stay here "The Campbelis" are
putting on their vaudeville attraction $
at the Unique theatre.
New Years cards at Jung's. 37-l
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-12-16
Badly Hurt

Ed Plateter, whose home is at Stet-
sonville. was quite seriously injured
yesterday at the Paulson- EIlingson COM
pany camp few miles northwest of
this village.
He was working on the skidway when
one of the skids broke and let a heavy
log fall upon his left leg. He sustained
a compound fracture about three and
one-half inches of the bone below the
knee being broken.
The unfortunate man was brought
here and DIR. Baker called in to dress
the injury. He was taken to the hos
pital at Chippewa Falls. He was ac-
companied by Frank Baumer. Alfred
Paulson went as far as Cameron with
him.-Hawkins Reporter.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-12-16
REBEKAHS

The Degree of Rebekah lodge held
their semi-annual election of officers
Wednesday evening and the following
were chosen:
Noble Grand-Gertrude Winn.
Vice Grand Christine Vilett.
Recording Secretary-Laura Bar f.
knecht.
Financial Secretary-Crystal Munroe.
Treasurer-E Emma Wirtenberger.
Trustee-R. j. Sands.
Before the business of the evening
was completed, a dozen Odd Fellows,
armed with wash boiler filled with
oysters and coal-hod filled with crack
ers, overcame the guardian and took
possession of the lodge room, greatly
to the surprise and enjoyment of all
present. The men-folks were invited
to come again.