Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-07-22

w. Fl. Woodworth, he"Beaver man"
returned from Niellsville Monday and is
rustling candidates for the order before
the meeting July 20.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Thomas went to
Oshkosh Wednesday, where Mrs.
Thomas will enter the hospital for sur
gical treatment for chronic trouble.
J. T. Johnson S new building, south
of the Gerard Hotel, begins to assume
the appearance of theatrer. They
will begin their show in about month.
MONEY TO LoAN-I have 81, 10000 to
loan on approved security at seven
per cent For further information
write at once to David Bogue, Portage,
Wis. 1862
DIR. w. L. Stephenson and son Lee
returned Monday from visit in Brod-
head, where they formerly lived. They
returned home via Milwaukee. Burr
Sprague of the latter place came with
them for visit.
B. F. Kinyon took the civil service
examination Saturday for State Veter-
mary Surgeon and will probably receive
the appointment for this county. The
examining board is composed of Messrs.
G. Moe, F. E. Munroe and w. N. Mack
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Today's train from Superior was four
hours late owing to Wash-out up the
line. Duluth is experiencing regular
flood The heavy rains of the past ten
days have caused the new fills along
the line to settle, necessitating rebal-
lasting.
F. M. Sergeant caughta muskellonge
weighing 49, lbs. five miles up the
Flambeau from Ladysmith Wednesday.
A short time ago j. w. Carow caught
12-pounder just above his residence.
No need of going away from home to
fish.
Rev.J. S. Rood of Sleepy Eye, Mimi,
who received call to the pastorate of
the Congregational Church of this city
last week, replies that during his alb
sence the Sleepy Eye Church refused
to accept his resignation, and he has
decided to remain there.
The Chicago Division is transporting
large numbers of laborers from the
large cities to Superior to work on the
docks being constructed at the head OF
the lakes. Every day a good sized
squad passes through this city, but it is
said that only about one out of every
twenty goes to work.
H. F. Bicknell, of the Bicknell Mfg. &
Supply Co. of GAINESVILLE, is in the city
this week, accompanied by Mrs. Bick-
nell on their annual vacation. They
have been making numerous excursions
into the woods with old friends residing
here and enjoying themselves as they
could nowhere else on earth at this sea-
son of the year.
S. D. Speidel received word today of
the death of his only brother, at Rich
land Center. The announcement f
his death came as a great surprise
to Mr.. Speidel, for only short time
ago he paid his brother visit, and he
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and Mrs. Speidel leave tomorrow for
Richland Center to be present at the
funeral.
E. l.. Baxter, mail carrier on Rural
Route No. /, had his new mail wagon
put out of commission for several days
last week, because his usually quiet
and trusted steed in an unguarded mo-
ment ran away. While watering the
horse at the home of j. A. Schmidt
southeast of this city, the animal took
fright and ran around the house several
times, finally colliding with a telephone
pole and tearing the whole top off the
rig.
The Forester drill team of the M. w.
A. have begun drilling, under the direc-
ton of Capt. j. A. Carter, to compete
for the prizes offered by the Rusk
County Fair. Hawkins and perhaps
some other Camps will also have teams
at the Fair Heretofore the Ladysmith
! team has come out second best in these
contests, but the boys are going in this
year to win. There is an abundance of
material to make good showing, and
all that is necessary is regular attend
ance at drill.