Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02

]. F. Mitchell is shipping out the
lumber which he has had piled near the
junction since last winter.
The clock stops at Lees store Sat
urday, the 4th, and cash buyers will be
comparing their tickets with that time
piece to see who wins the prizes.
Rev. G. Graf of Strawberry Point,
Ia, and Rev. F. Lancer and family of
Bloomer were guests of Rev. H. Baum
bach and family a few days this week
Miss Mollie Kruse of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Rosepall of Necedah and
Miss Agnes Nochek of Milwaukee are
the guests of G. Arndt and family this
week.
Mrs. Tony Bohac of ST. Paul, Mrs.
Mary Savage and Miss Rosa Kadlec of
Minneapolis arrived Saturday for a
visit witt their brother Theodore
Kadlec.
Roy Moses, who was injured last
week by bar falling on his head, was
taken to his home at Mortified, MINI.
today accompanied by his father and
brother.
A. Frydrychowicz of Strickland was
in the county seat on business Tuesday.
The farmers of his neighborhood now
get their mail on rural route No. out
of Chetek.
Several Ladysmith fans took in the
game at Tony Sunday, which resulted
in a score of to 5, in favor of Tony.
Next Sunday the Clippers will play at
Tony again.
Sisters Bartholomew and Lebeita re-
turned to St. GATHERINGS Acadamy at
Racine Monday, after a two weeks
visit with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. P. Portman.
K. A. Abbott of Strickland was in
the city today getting some bills print
ed for big auction sale which he and
w. C. Shelter will have at Strickland
Tuesday, Sept. IA.
DIR. E. w. Day will leave next week
for three weeks trip to the coast.
Mrs. Day, who has been visiting her
parents at Portland, Ore, since July,
will return with him.
The Port Arthur Farm and Stock Co.
marketed wagon load of thorough
bred Duroc-Jersey pigs on the streets
here Saturday, and they were bought
up rapidly by farmers.
w. S. Manning and F. M. Sergeant
went to Pine Lake in Chippewa county
Tuesday to do some surveying and in
cidentally to bag few ducks, if any
should disturb their camp.
E. w. Hill is again captain of the
Modern Woodman Forester Team,
which is putting in good time now drill
ing for their annual contest with
Hawkins at the County Fair.
E. E. Greishammer, one of our
farmers who is making dairying go, is
building a silo and making other i'm
provements for year around dairy
no on his farm up the river.
Miss May Welpton leaves Friday for
Chicago and from there will make a
tour of Wisconsin, presenting the needs
Of missions under the directions of the
Woman's Board of the Interior.
E. E. Haskell and John Jero, both of
this city were injured at the work on
the sulphite mill this morning. Hask-
ell sustained a fractured ankle joint
and .Jero. a dislocation of the hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Peterson of
Winneconne, parents of 0. E. and J.
P. Peterson, arrived Tuesday for a
months visit. They were accompanied
by Misses Gertrude and Myrtle Peder-
son. who have been spending vacation
with them.
J.L. Myers, photographer from
Rochester, N. Y, was here Tuesday
and leased the studio in the Thomas
building, which he will occupy soon.
He has recently been working at Rib
Lake. He has brother who is shoe
maker who may locate here also.
+ F. J. Pierson has discontinued his
paper, the Brentwood Independent, and
has bought the Trempeleau Gazette.
He passed through this city today on
his way to Glen Flora for few days
fishing before resuming the duties OF
a ouill pusher in his new field of labor.