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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
COLLEGE PLAY ACCEPTED.
'orbe Ispnhan hug" by George =. futile
Wins,

Friday evening at a meeting Of the exc
cutive committee Of the Wig ana BuSkin
Dramatic society of the University OF
Vermont, tho "tsnahan Rug, "A play IN
four acts By George =. futile, II. was
accepted IN competition as the college
play TO be produced during Junior week,
the latter part Of MAY nest.
\. n. LOCKWOOD. IL business manager
OF the society. said last evening that the
company would go on the road April
Srd Dates have been made to produce
the play at Smith College, Northampton,
Mass; North Adams, Mass. and Nassar
College, Toughkeepsie, \. Y, and at
Newburs, ~ Y Other dates may be ar
ranged.
Harry r. Gage, an actor OF experience
and formerly a student In the university,
will have entire charge of the produc-
ton of the play. Mr.. Gage is now in
vaudeville. He will come to this city
March 70 to begin his work. Mr.. Gage
win be remembered as having success
fully produced "Half-Back Sandy" for
tie university students and as having
been the originator Of the now famous
college Pee-rade. In other words. the
General" will ne in town next March,
The Ispahan Rug" viii bring ON the
stage live aeroplano and probably an
| automobile. The plot centers about the
| attempted larceny of valuable and
| mysterious Persian rug. Things happen
from beginning to end of the four acts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
ROBERT ROBERTS FOR MAYOR
Republicans Select Him as Their
Candidate without Opposition.
NnJ Every one of the 291 Votes Cast
-tcccrtcd the Nomination In
short RusinrsS-IiLe
speech.

po,c... .a,..,,,. ,r,,.a th., oaucus
-, ,,,,. ','l Iloi' ,,,. ,,,,,,,,., VIA
rr,dnI. at,Nrnna,, ,ni aronlne q. me
civ hal, uhan ~. ,oto ~ 90; Robert
Roberts wos 9,-,i,,ted as candidate
for mevor Al,h,ugh tho las. hours Of
the cnucus woro ou,et .n,1usiosm was
not iacl,jr,. aud tho announcement that
Mr.. ROBERTS had been chosen as the can
didatc was received with a rousinp cheer.
The vote, taken on whole. was near
IS rs large as that polled " the demo-
cratic caucus on Thursday night. by
wards 1t was az follows: Ward one. IS ;
ware two. ~: ward three. 2o ward four
"S ward five. Il: ward six. So.
! ne caucus was called to order in the
city hall at four O'Clock by J. W. Beatty
'ctinS chairman Of the city committee
A. y. Lucia was elected chairman ard
. D. BETTY secretary. The name Of
Robert Roberts as candidate for mayor
was presented by D." y. }. A. lombard.
seconded by H. NJ DilloWay Voting then
'e&Nh' ha!iot box Deing provided for
each ward
The voting was steady On to the
time OF the closing Of the polls and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
COWARpLY EGG

campaign orator was delivering 1t
MOOD OF frenzled eloquence the other
evening and departed for a moment
from 'he text of his discourse to tell
Vi an experience he had had the night
pe'ore In meeting held In Kensins
ton
yes he said, CHE opposite political
l~r'y was ont In force ana at every
e''einp' Of the speaker to make himself
heard he was met with iccrs. cat calls.
hoo'S ana Misses which drowned his
voice.
when arose to speak some one
hurled base, cowNrdly egg at mt.
""pH Struck me IN the chest" An
"u"'or here Interrupted to demand what
N""i 81 AN rrE a base, cowardly egg"
might te
why answered the story teller. "a
'"N"ialy egg Is one of that Kind of
utEe mat hits you ana then runs 49,
PhiladetDhia Times.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
WEDDING At RoISES p2iNT.

Miss Mary J.. Byrnrs, ru~mg'N Of This
rlIN' ana Frederick @. noau # Housos
FONT \. y, We're married i'm Rou-c-
fo'ht February % by the Rev A.
7aureI the ceremony being witnessed
only by relatives of the contracting par
ties Mrs. Hoag graduated from the Bur
linston high school in 1913 and from the
Vermont business College in 1906 She
Was employed by the Lozier Motor com
uany of Inttshurgh for two wears and
.aler toy the Delaware a Hudson. Central
Vermont and Grand Trunk RAILWAYS al
Rouse Point Is stenographer. Mr.. noau
rs the Wuiur partner in the firm ~ Georg.
IS Hoar a son Of Rouses poiu Botl
,ouue people have many friends Who vii
Join r wishing them success. They will
be AZ home at S5 Lake street, Rouses
FONT after February =.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
BACKACITE, RIIEJNATIsN, SLEEP
I.ESSNESS.

Result from dsordered kidneys. Foley
kidney Pills have helped others they
viii help you. Mrs. ]. Is. Miller, Syracuse,
y. Y. says: For long time | have SUI
fared with kidney troubles and rheuma-
Tins l had severe backaches and felt
all played out. After taking two bottles
Of Foley Kidney pills my hackache is
gone and whore used to lie awake with
rheumatic pains now sleep in comfort.
Foley Kidney Pills did wonderful things
for me-" Try them now. j. W. OSu'-
ivan, n Church St, Stanley & Estey.
Winooski.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD.

But never follows the use OF FOLEY.
Honey and Tar. which checks the cough
and expeis the cold. NJ. Stockw.ll. Han.
nlbal, Mo, says. 1t beats all the rem
edles I ever nseG. ! contracted bad
cold and cough and Was threatened with
pneumonia. orc bottle of Toev's Honey
and Tar completely cured me-" NJ opiats
just p reliable household medicine J. w.
OSullivan. p church =. Stanley & Es-
tey, Winoosh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
FOUR WARD CAUCUSES.
second ward Democrats Enncrsc VI.
y. barnes ns Candidate FOR Alderman.

NInvor lanes l., r2r,l,a and oic,+ soco,1
u.sr1 den,o.,.,te hatI o,,,o,,n eot,,r,,n,
nigbt in tba ala Sew ttasa t,a,,.a 49,,
North U:,nooski ,yon,,e AMI ond,r-l1 |
Alderman NJ 7 Borpes ron,,,,lioor "a
the aIdaru,pic ca,di,lota Cow ro,on,to,, |
for another torn, ~ ,u.o ,.o,rs
M,vor prruo ,or,ir,,oa W. po,,..
after ba,irc ro,,i,a,ad 7, u,%a1a,,
as chairman Of the couc,,s ,rd Conr,.
f satin. oe secrotar. No,or prri,,
also nl,,ccd in nomination the otror
ward officers which we're voted unon
dufifullv hv the handful of democrat,
present. Tho MAYOR also made q speecb
shortly after the ca,,,ns was called ~
order. several snoocbcs during tho c,ucps
and a sreocb orter tine rarrus
The call for tho caucus in the second
ward was nor puhIisbcd in The news
papor. but the voters we're notified Of the
even, hv means az hordhius Al r.so
O'Clock number of tho ward democrats
oatbe~o5 at tho cor,,or of %or,b
Winooski Ave. and Northstreet. Noonehad
e, l,,v .n the boso ro,,se and # looLad
as thnuah the caucus would have TO be
rall on ,i,.. ,,,.,,.,. Tow. moments 1o,e,.
Mayor Rurj<e pui in an appearance and
| .lccee1cd i'm dnding . kew in his poc5et
Viii 90 "a
Tho hose houco f. now used nc n
! l.,,,ler,,,~,or duiiu,, tina da,. and an evan
inc shoot at rIrht. When the democrats
| entered tho rooro 81 circle Of kinder
..nr,on chains oocuricd tho floor placed
about on 81 uaiutcd Inc Tine mayor
sooted binscIf in tbe smallest chair and
.t, ohm. so,t,d ,ho,ose,,as about tho
ro,.,, ~, ,l,,. o,,,a,. ,ndcrgarten chairs
II see YOU are e,'ll in the ring" said
ono % those present referring 10 the
mayor occupying the kindergarten circle.
Yes. sir, J am always in the ring re-
Joined the mayor. ITS pretty hard to
get me out OF the ring
In nominating Mr.. Harnes, the mayor
said Chat IT seemed necessary this year
for he democratic voters TO sink all
party lines and N1Gorse q man who had
shown himself in favor OF one OF the
principal Issues in the coming election,
the municipal lighting plant
For ward clerk. Nj. Burke nominated
George = galtus and for inspectors "f
election Mr.. Burke named BENJAMIN
Frank, T. II Duhumcl and Heman
Croker FuG ward committee, Mr. burke
presented 4 u. McNally. J. v. Dover
and William Spence. Mr. Burke thought
7 that Goor-r f.. Sa'tus should become
a member Of NE city committee and Mr.
Burke moved that inc memn'rS OF u''
w WV ",'.1 w. p,rl,o,e non,na.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
BURKE NOMINATED AGAIN
democrats Name Him as Candi-
date for Mayor,
Defeated VI. q. I.e1ry by Notc or NJ
mont three to ORC In n 'rcnpcstu-
oas Caucus-Rcpubilcnn op-
portusity, Say Some.

,ou,uses ever held in Burlington. Mayor
Iames f.. Burke Wa ThWSdty nomi-
mated for another tern over his OPP
por,nt, Matthew q. LcarY. who was
put in at the eleventh hour by anti
Burke democrats in an effort 20 defeat
Mr. Burke TIE vote stood 200 To 1O' To
Nj Buike's favor. When tho result of
the vote was announced, there was Wild
cheering or the part OF the Burke fol-
lowers and Mr.. Tseary moved that the
nomin alton be made unanimous.
y notwithstanding the fact that The call
yor the democratic city caucus was SiVcu
or snort notice. theirs We're fully 81"
nen on hand at th- city hall promptly
at 80 o'clock. From the start 1t wils
o stormy caucus Tho Rurke contingent
VIZ out strong, giving evidence Of the
ia that tho mayor had done some tai!
NJ Ting Thursday. In "nct. NJ. Burke
adnitted that he "pot busy" ~ cnoe
wSon he found th-ie was 20 be oppcsi-
to- to his nomination.
The caucus opened amid ono Of the
wiIGcet scenes witnessed IN city hall ~
&c time. the crowd yelled ara hoo;ed
an urged back and forth ard the chair
MIR. ]. j.. Kiddcr. pounded The table
reucatedly In an effort to carry on the
b., ipees OF the caurus.
Tire chairman appointed a ;el.r. from
a n ward. Tucv woe Charles Clark.
W RI /: J. r. Ntddev. ward .: j. T.
n .a,hcr. ward 2: Cor.cIus iI.vcs ward
A. ". D McNIJhon. ward ;; Martin
DMsv, ward G.
Ir. lame. W Courtnev n1,do . motion
IL the check lis. be uscd i'm voting.
VIVA Wells Of no" no" followed .ii.
mr,:1n md the ...~.I foa:. e. ,.re- :
tov.ord IN, chat,a.sn's ,,lIa ,'i,.rf9 .
or 10 the STAGE and surrounding .he tel
.er, and chairman. Three rolf....,au
sor,4d themselves notycap ti. ielcr-
and the crowd and pu.red the mai. fa,.l.
,r- ,,,,>. .,-. ..,,, .,..,,
'''- ''''''
Mr Burkes supporters" tu'iN '' strong
occupied the front ranks, every NAN wit
q vote in his hand yelling HIS Indian
every time the chairman Startc to put
motion. The LearN faction were scat
tered about In tho back Of tho haI.. Wait
frg the decision Of the chair on the chez
list.
1.eary supporters and Burke supporter
gathered around the tellers. som" insist
tnc that the caucus should not procee
without the check list and others that tn
check list should not be used
Mayor Burke was strongly opposed {
the use of the check list. He said it coul
not he used because IT was not complete
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
EAGLES IN NEW QUARTERS
Formal Opening of Rooms IN The
Burlington Yesterday
Music, rcsrcshmcrt" IN" "pee'"cN Wy
Members of the ordcr aud other"
dvripe Afternoon and Ev"nihs'
Followed by Dancing


The Eagles turned out IN 'u,' ,"'o 49,,
day for tho lorn'aI oPe'""| W =,
rooms in the Hu''hs"h .''oN "" .,i
Paul street l'urlh@ inc "'''' '.'.
eVeuirg the han"S"n' new 'o"'H
crowded VII" r'E'eH Az" U'V" ,.,.
not only from TINS city o", run, P'''
~ far away '' new '"'h' "'.N
ono was entertained WIN I'NIS" '''''
tauty' ,,,
In the afternoon re'epu""
from TWO nhuI SIX anu "1' "pi0'
was gwen everyone 10 20 'n'''7"
rooms winch appeared &c inc "eS'
adNhlaEe WIN 'heF decor" ''''''
icrhs hasS etc. lhe pPar'''''"'' T
'"" Sccoho al" 'i'i'u lIo','' "''
WOO" WORK ana interior li"'S,''"7
pcch p"' III with .l'" Z" ''.' al ~
'H iA' Top H'"f Is :. '''''7
rooi'' large enough l"r "aic'Hs an"
nc exercises rms as "ou fN '"V
lor IN front on IN" sam" ''"o'' '",
l'ttod No WIN new I"iA'"I' %. " ''|
iouS nature Ihere Is also '''' ',.''
ana some parapHHha''" 'o''''9 va '''''
iIoor.
TN me second ho'r are pa''o'S W''''
look out On city han park ana ''rs'
"'iaio ana poor ioolih VII" '''o'''
fltted-up Iounsing roon'' an "u'I"c'lNc
feature OF "hlch Is IarEc UP'h LUZ
place ~ the reception IN the a'''i"oo"'
music was fnnifhed by s'rinF or
! cH"Str2 ana refreshments We're s'''''''
HotNeen the hours OF SIX ana cS"i II
! concert was given ny the soG4'F p'Hu'
! followed by the evening program 81
| exercises consisting OF SpHerh"S ana
musical numbers. The principal speaker
was Cornelius Kennedy formerly OF
tins city but now OF Nov York and
member Of the local aerie
President julius Roland Of the society
presided and introduced as the first
speaker Mayor Burke who spoke briefly
upon the remarkable growth of fraternal
societies and upon the good that they
mieht and dlI accomplish. Senator VI. l..
Powell followed and spoke i'm the high
est terms If that particular organization.
lie told Of the strength that union pos
Sessed and used as an illustration tho
labor unions to whose work he attrl-
buted the present high standing of the
llboring classes in this country. He
aid that the word brother. when taken
IN its full significance. was the finest
word in the dictionary.
a. o. inner was noxt called rpon an,
he brought down the house with witty
anecdotes and also spoke eloquenty o
the order. He referred to the strenetl
displayed in New ENGLAND and what tn
membership in the order meant to hin
in his travels on behalf Of the loca
aere he presented Past President G. r
Dion with a handsome ring in token o
his services to the aerie. Mr.. Dion /,
n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
wOMEN's LIST.

Mrs Male Bunker. Mrs. ira Cormack.
Mrs. r. f. DiXey. Florence Eyre, Hattie
Ford Mrs. Daisy Gofree Mrs. g. f.
Harris. Miss Sadie Harrington. Mrs Joe
I.atulippe, Mabel Miles, Mrs. Mary st
Mary. Miss A. J. stacy. Mrs. Fanny
Saltrus
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
MEMS LIST.

David Allen, George Chaffee f. A.
Davis, W. p. Davis. Felix Dumont, John
English George Foss, John Harvey. A.
L. Harris. Lawyer Hashman. u. Martin.
T. A Manchester, Joseph Stone. y. o.
stone & CO., Louis Targu VIII Touchette.
NTNOOSKI STATION.
Miss Elain Duval. Mrs, A. A. Hamilton.
charles NJ Morrison.
Package for Harold BaEnott.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

Foley Kidney pills ARE reliable rem
edl for h1a"'hr rheumatism and urI-
nary irregularities. They are tonic in ao-
Uor. quick u 'csu't- and aiiprd prompt
relief from AN kidney disorders, J. W.
O'sullNan, "A church ST, STANLEY & Es-
tsy. Winoostd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
HEWsDea..g AND sTAr!0NER

cur RATE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
We offer az low price az can De
quoted on magazine clubs by any
agency. We buy. rent and sell mile.
age, w. IL. NANDOW, newsdesier sns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
ADyERTISED LETTERS.

List OF unclaimed letters remaining I'M
called for in the Burlington, Vt, post
Office for the week ending February II,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
FvRRlTyHE, caocKEaY, ETC.

rru,nIturo Lace curtains, Bedding,
etc Crockery. GlasS and Glazing
Furniture rcuair!ng and upholster-
ing Phone ll"-@t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

HARSH ply sizes react weaken the
Dowcla, cause chronic constipation.
t,uah reglIelH oporalc easily tone
Ask your druS3iat for th.ya.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
ESSEX JUNCTION FIRMS
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
MICROBES y PAkkER

Estmates furnished at 81 rt notice
work at living rccs Essex jet, Vt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
HARDWARE, PAINTS, ETC.
z. L. KEITH.

Hardware stoves, Ranges. PloWA
etc. Pumps and Tinware. Pulp Plas'
ter. Limo and Hair, Builders Hard
ware, Paints. OILS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

bold in the city court room Saturday
az ming It was called to order by r. T..
hopkins, chairman Of the ward commit
tee A. J. sherman was elected chair.
man OF the caucus. with $. j. Beatty.
secretary. c. s. Isham presented the
name Of r.. w j. Hawkins ms a cand-
dat for alderman, to succeed Or. j. NJ.
Clarke. and he was nominated by ac-
clamatlon. committee. composed Of
Gardner Brewer and l.. G. Grant, was
appointed to make further nominations.
Their report, which was accepted, was
as follows: Ward clerk, 7. r.. Hopkins;
inspectors of election. C. A. Barber, j.
II. Dolan and Il. e. Patten member Of
city committee, a. T.. Sherman; ward
committee, r. T.. Austin. f. F. Smith
and Henry Todd.
FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
Immediately following the republican
caucus the democrats Of the hfth ward
took possession of the court room for
their caucus. 1t was called to order by
Frank Daley of the ward committee. On
motion Of Philip Crowley. Hugh Daley
was elected chairman and W. q. O'Bren
WAS chosen as secretary. Philip Crowley
presented the name Of William y. Nc
Cabo as the party's candidate for alder
man and the secretary Of the caucus was
directed to cast n ballot for him. r. w.
O'Sullivan, PhilIr Crowley and Frank
Daley were appointed committee 10
make further nominations. and their re-
port, which was accepted, was as fol-
lows: Ward clerk, l.. ]. Rush; inspec-
tors OF election, Philip Crowley, J. Il.
Dolan and A. s. Drew; member OF tho
city committee. philip Crowley; ward
committee, Frank DALEY, James PolWorth
and w. q. OBrsn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
Pl.uMsyss
RUes

send IN your orders for Carpet Clean
ing. Done by the Sa = Vacuum Clean
or 5on. ncr hour with man. or REM
for 50 30 y dav. Carpets taken up. re-
N1ired and laid
BURLINGTON RUG 90. ~ ROSE ST
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
YvpswRrsss AND SUPPLIES

w. n. SHERMAN, lO4 CHURCH VI
Whom In ed 81 anything in tn.
typewriter line, call No esl and youi
wants will he attended TO promptly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
LAUNDRY
STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office 145 Cherry st H. W. Bullock
Prop. Fine shirt, collar and cuff work
Phone SSH or send postal and driver
will call.
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Rll ESS RECTOR
Buri;ngto Winooski and Essex Junction Bus
mess Firms
BREAD MANUFACTURERS

fltsi.a EiKING 80.
Scotch Butter Bread. vienna, Entire
Wheat, Brown Bread Satu rdays. out
of-toWn trade solicited
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
HARDWARE

Get our prices GA Gasolene enginel
Ensilage Cutters and Paper Blowers
We carry them in stock and can saw,
you money, Estimates furnished free
on steam and hot water heat plumb.
Ing. r. O. MUDGETT Il co.
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DYEiNa

AFTER DEC iMREI: 18TH
our office will be located ~ - Me-
CAaniCS lane
BURLINGTON CLEANING
AND DIE WORKS.
Phone 200. II. A. Owen, Prop.
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rinH'sT
kUEUST GEBICKE.

Florist and Gardener. A large as
sortment of Plants an. Flowers al
WAYS on hand store 20 Church ST
Greenhouse, II Mansfield Ave
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tay Winoosh
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-07-14

Dark and light calicoes 3ac., Linen
finished toweling 4ac., Sc in. bleached
muslin &C., lie. Dress ginghams 73c.,
1Oc. Dress ginghams SIC, Sc in. Black
taffeta silk 89c The Fair Store. 16-1
G. w. Crandell of Nuchols county,
Nebr., was visiting his brother A. M.
Crandell last week and looking over
the country. He left Friday evening
for Richland county to visit sister on
his way home.
Mrs. r. E. Stevens and daughter
Vivian left Tuesday night for an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
at Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.. Stevens will
Join them later and from there they
will go to Boston, Mass, for visit.
Geo. Morgan of the Morgan Lumber
Co. at Hawkins was in the city Satur
day. Mr.. Morgan was here looking fol
a place to build fine bungalow, as h
may move here as soon as they finish
their cut, which they expect will re
uuire about six months.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-07-14
TEN YEARS AGO
Items from the Budget of this week in 1910

| I Items from the Budget of this week in 1901 !
<LH-- AZ1- -%-- @-E-
Tom Foster brought to town Tues
day, some fine cabbage and cauilfioWel
of his own growing How is that FOL
Gates county?
School Clerk, H. Schneider Sr., has
completed the taking of the schoo
census and finds 100 children Of schoo
age in this district.
Henry Hoffman went up to Lady
smith last Friday and installed the new
officers of the Odd Fellows that even
ing as Lodge Deputy.
"Anyone who associates with Apol-
lonia people will not be recognized IN
the society of Bruce" This is from
business man and town officer of
Bruce.
90 in the shade Tuesday.
Farmers are busy haying.
F. E. Munroe and J. M. Hurless are
at Ladysmith this week.
G. E. Thomas, the hardware man,
has sold 2 Mccormick binders, NOW
ers and 2 rakes this week. 1t is get
ting quite evident that there are some
farmers in this vicinity.
VIM. Irvine of Chippewa Falls gen.
eral manager of the Chippewa Lumber
& Boom Co., which has lately pur-
chased the C. r. & M. Ry., and the
lands belonging to the Chippewa Log
ging Co., spent couple of days here
this week, looking over the business of
the company.
Chairman Meloney, of the Chippewa
County Board, is opposed to holding a
session of the Board until after the
courts have acted upon the legality OF
the bill creating the new county OF
Gates. 1t now looks as though it will
reach its final hearing in the Supreme
court at Madison about the first of
September, and the probabilities of an
extra session are meager.
The County Board met at Ladysmith
today at 10 o'clock and adopted res
olution not to recognize the Town OF
Thomas, as town, until its legal quail
iications are settled. The Board adj
iourned until 3 O'Clock to give the
chairman time to select committees.
Then the bonds of the county officers
will be acted upon.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-07-14

w G Roger and wife to John S Owen
Lbr Co Sc ne sec % and sw NV 23- SO
5................ ............. SIzUO
6, blk Vii of Conrath. .........$5 $50
l. Gates Land Co to G L and E l.
Spear, e3 sw-1395-7 .................$950
Frank Greene to Une H Green, lots
l 2 3 and part of 81 1856. ......... $3.50
w D Campbell and wife to w E Bar
Clyde C Phillips and wife to E D Pas
chal, lots 2 8 and Sc sw 20-337......
Alfred Prouty and wife to T F Arm
strong Jr 81 ne ne sw 29-34-6.....$ $500
Eli D Sabin to H w Hamm, lot blk
Ladysmith Townsite Co.'S lst adm
J w Miller and wife to Edw N John
son, ST acres in ne 2-346.... .$11O0
Edw N Johnson and wife to w Miller
lot blk "a M w w Co.'S End adm
........................... 9lloO
w E Seaborn to Edwin Seaborn, nj
55-349 .............. 80. ...... .............
Arpin Hardwood Lbr Co to John S
Owen Lbr Co, sw sw Is and ne ne
23-34-3 $500
The John Helm Co to- Theo Neuhaus.
lot 16 II Is 10 20 Fl % % "a blk 2
Vii of Tony. ......................... $9ll
A A Bush and wife to Ella C Daniels,
lot 20 blk East Park adm. .....$100
Frank Hughes to Paul Brabant, lot 6
blk Corbetts End adm ............... 5000
Alfred Bushshere to Fred w Speigel-
berg, part of lot 35-36-3 ............$2OO
H O Wagner and wife to B O Walter,
lots and 6 blk Vii of Ingram
Jas A Michaelson and wife to Henry
Desjarlais, lot 70 blk S East Park
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SlOO