Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-10
ExEL-AND
Special Correspondence


w. F. Anderson left for the har-
vest fields of North Dakota Tues
day
Hank Hendrickson, of Weirgor, was
transacting business in the village
Thursday
Nose Beaudin had the misfortune
to break rib while threshing for
Ole Morstadt.
A great many of our people are
intending to take in the Fair at
Ladysmith this week.
Mr.. Cummings has returned from
White Pine, Mimi, and resumed the
loading of lumber here.
Notices are out for bids on the
new two room brick schoolhouse to
be erected at Windfall Lake.
Miss Goolsby, who is to have char3
of the Windfall Lake school for the
coming year, arrived Sunday
Fayette Whaley, of Arkansaw, Wis.
arrived Tuesday for a visit with his
son, f. R. Whaley and family.
Mr.. Kirkham, the Arpin Company's
salesman, was in this vicinity with
party of landseekers Thursday.
Remember the new bank when you
have money and they will be sure
to remember you when you have
none.
Ed Collet, State Highway Commits
sioner, was in the vicinity looking
over the work done on the State
Road.
Miss Moran, Of New Richmond, ar
rived Sunday to take charge Of the
EXeland school for the next nine
months.
Mr. Whitehead, of Atlanta, was in
the village Tuesday visiting with old
acquaintance and looking over the
prospects.
Amos Beebe, Of Crawford county,
who has been visiting with his son
near Weirgor, left for his home
Wednesday.
Victor Freeborn has returned to
his home here. He has been working
for big stock ranch at Edelstein,
HI, this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Persons re-
turned from ArkansaW, Wis, Satur-
day, where they have been visiting
friends and neighbors.
Silo filling is the order of the day
with the farmers this week and the
report is that most Of them will be
filled to their capacity.
The addition to the store Of A,
L. Persons is nearing completion and
is great Improvement to the vii
lage as well as the store.
We do not see why we could not
have had the warm weather of this
week before the frost as we'll as
after it. Good growing weather.
Mr. Calkins, of Ladysmith, arrived
Saturday with his two dogs, SO that
he might be on the ground floor for
the opening of the chicken season.
The road crew finished the road
between here and Weirgor Saturday
and now the Diamond Auto Route
to the lakes is in excellent condition.
The line man of the Rice Lake
Northeastern Telephone Line, togeth-
er with James Teskey, Strengthened
the line along the state road Mon
day.
Clara Robinson, holy evangelist,
will hold a meeting in the Windfall
schoolhouse Thursday evening and in
the Exeland schoolhouse Friday
evening.
August PETERSON will leave Wadnes-
day evening for Minneapolis and St.
Paul, where he will do his fall buy
ing and also attend the Minnesota
State Fair.
Mr.. Moller, the land man from
Bruce, was plotting a party of land
seekers through this section Monday.
We understand that some Of them
have bargained for land
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Blackburn and
Mr.. and Mrs Galley of Bruce,
motored to the village Monday even
ing. Mr. Blackburn came to attend
the bank directors meeting.
Geo. Scrivner, of near Camp Nine.
killed a bear that weighed a little
over hundred pounds. Mr.. Scrivner
reports that bears are quite numer-
Gus in that section this year.
Pete DeMarce, of Arkansaw Wis,
visited with the VIM. Persons family
Sunday and returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ritter are the
proud parents of baby boy.
G. H. Kading, 500 Line agent, has
been relieved by E. G. Wigginton.
Mr.. Kading has been giving splendid
satisfaction and the customers Of the
road are sorry to see him leave.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hockert left
for their old home in Iowa Monday.
Mr. Hockert has purchased the bar
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