Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-28
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sawyer county fair at Hayward
Oct. 2, 3 and f.
Ten Ashland county school ma ans
were married last summer.
Appleton school pupils voted to
study French instead of German
Directors of vocational schools in 80
Wisconsin cities met at Menominie,
last week.
The first county prize at the Wis
cOnsin state fair was won by st.
Croix, second by Wood.
Prairie Farm was out of gasoline
three days last week and the conser-
walton of energy was in full force.
The Jackson Milling Co. will build
a dam to cost $5,O00,000 at Stevens
Point across the Wisconsin river.
Pupils of Chippewa Falls Vocation
al schools are building five room
modern dwelling as practice of their
handicraft.
According to the Bruce Newsletter,
Mrs. Geo. Miller of Upper Atlanta, dug
one hill of potatoes and the tubers
weighed 81 pounds
The TOmahawk Stave & Heading
Co. plant has been purchased by st.
Paul people and will be reopened for
business after a long idleness.
JOS. l. Gates, who was first princi-
pal Of the village school at Rice Lake
was killed in collision with an auto
driven by Mrs. Fencl of Haugen. last
week.
Radisson will have new park
where the Colonization Co.'s lumber
yard and the Implement Co. were To-
Gated Prof Faust, of T. of W. drew
the plans
W. J. Hicks secretary of the WiscOn-
sin Potato Growers Association,
resident of Prentice has been selected
as County Agricultural agent for
Chippewa county.
Twenty lambs sold by Linus Sher-
man of Buena Vista, Portage County,
brought 1892 Mr. Sherman sold his
wool for 62c lb. Few sheep are rails
ed in Portage county.
Stanley r. Morse of the River
Falls Journal has gone to Rockford.
being taken in the draft, and II. f.
Doolittle formerly of the Pierce Coun-
ty Herald. has succeeded to the man
agement.
A report from Brownlee says that
field of oats recently separated on
the Ed. Trip farm went 20 bushels
to the acre Wheat on the same farm,
according to the report went 40 bush
elS.-StOne Lake Sun.
At meeting of the Medford Adj
vancement Association held Thursday
night. the movement was started to
put more sheep into Taylor county
and gather in half million dollars
profit according to the Star-News.
The fourth conservative cheese day
in Green county will be celebrated this
year at Spring Green, Oct. 2. Swiss,
Limburger and brick cheese will be
served free Last year 10000 people
attended and ton of cheese was Civ
en- away.
Ties have been laid on the old AL
pine spur about a mile east of Raids.
son. 1t is expected that the steel will
be laid in a short time to the log land
ing belonging to the Arpin Lumber
| company. The company has about
million feet of hemlock and hardwood
| on the roll-ways to be loaded out this
| fall.--Radisson Courier
Harvey Coin and son. Gale, arrived
from Sibley, Ills, Sunday night, max
| ing the trip via the auto route, and
will be here for several weeks put
| ting up buildings on their 800 acre
| farm two miles south of EXeland.
! They are making their headquarters
| at Sever Serley's near hurry. Mr.
| Coin will move here with his family
in the spring and intends to develop
his place into a stock ranch.-Bruce