Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-11-12


Ten deer hunters from Minnesota
are staying at the Rice farm at
Meteor.
Sherman Rue, of Meteor, is drag
ging and repairing the roads west
of here.
Bernard Carlson, of Seattle, Wash
is visiting with his sister, Mrs. c.
Ellstrom.
Fl. E. Enger, Of Belmond, Iowa, is
visiting Geo. S. OFT and H. c. Busse,
of Meteor.
The Rrastad boys are moving into
their new home on their land south
west of town.
Martin Martinson, of Stoughton,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monsoon
west of town.
County Surveyor Harry Johnson, of
Hayward, is at Lexington plating
the new TOWNSHIP
Rev. Birrell, of Ladysmith, visited
here Thursday on business pertain
ing to the new M. E. church.
The Winchester Arms CO. has
about 100 representatives in the
woods around here this week.
Miss Martina Wick, of Ladysmith,
and sister, of Stoughton, are visit
ing at the Paul MonsOn home.
John Siglin drove up from Apol-
lonia Friday. His sister, Miss Lois,
went home with him that evening.
Shorty Peterson, formerly of Sac
City, Iowa, is making extensive i'm
provements on his 40 near Meteor.
The Johnson boys of Unity are
visiting their brothers here this week
and will incidentally do some
hunting.
The White Veneer Works, of
Brentwood, is putting up camps near
Yarnell to get out veneer timber for
the winter.
Among the Weirgor hunters are
Engineer Geo Uhler, of Abbottsford
and Conductor E. J. Jacobsen, of
Fond du Lac.
Messrs. Stout, Heslar and Brown
Of Indiana, visited here the latter
part of last week and bought land
west of town.
Aug. Dufrene's mother and sister
returned to their home at Granton,
Wis, last Thursday, after a few
weeks visit here.
Messrs. Vierling and Haywood who
have been building on their land west
of town are moving into their new
houses this week.
John Timm, of Muscatine, Iowa,
purchased an eighty near the Mes
serschmidt place west of town and
will build at once.
w. B. Barnett is experimenting
the construction of the new store
building at Lexington for S. Jay
Johnson, of Duluth.
John w. Schultz, of clayton coun-
ty, Iowa, purchased the Rice farm at
Meteor Thursday and will take
possession March list.
Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and fam
ily of Sheldon, are moving to the
new logging camps southwest of
town for the winter.
VIM. MORROW is putting up a new
house south of Lexington on the
state road on his new farm. H. G.
Busse is doing the work.
VIM. Fischer, of Milwaukee, was
here last week looking over the
country for a party of friends and
relatives with a view of purchasing.
All the boarding houses, hotels,
roOming houses etc. for miles around
are packed with deer hunters while
others are camping out in the woods.
Mr. and Mrs. O. j. Falge, the
formers father and mother, and Mr..
and Mrs F. M. Doyle, autoed up
from Ladysmith last saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Herman Olson, of Duluth
who has been spending the past two
weeks here went to Lexington Mon
day to join her husband who has
been building a house and blacksmith
shop at that place.
A. A. Cole and family, of Itch
field, Mimi, arrived here this week
with a carload of stock and house
hold goods. Mr.. Cole bought land
near Yarnell last summer and will
build at once on his new land
J. G. Leming, the stock man of
fore part of the week on business.
Lexington, visited Ladysmith the
Mr.. Jennings new buildings are about
completed and he will soon leave for
Illinois to bring back his family.
Mr.. Beckmeyer, of Sac county,
here and Lexington and will build
Iowa, has purchased a forty between