Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-06-28
H. A. Lewis. for the past year editor
and manager of the Rhinelander Daily

have been distributed to employers by
the state Industrial commission.
Mrs George H. Mayr, formerly OF
Neenah, has sailed from New York
for Bordeaux, France, where she will
become identified with a Red Gross
corps
Chief of Police Champion, James
vile, is compiling list of males over
16 who are out of work or without
visible means of support. Work OF
jail'' faces all men listed.
Joe Hughes and Ed Murphy of the
town of Elba, Dodge county, delivered
sos feeces of wool to the Reeseville
Elevator company and received there.
for check for $2,606.31.
Louis Petri, of Campbellsport, who
cut his finger on milk can while en-
ployed at the condensery at West
Bend, had to have his finger amputa-
ted as the result of blood poisoning.
Fire Chief James Cape and Fireman
Frank Born, Racine, were badly burn
ed by an explosion during a fire in
the japanning department of the
Schartow Manufacturing Co.
Frank Davis, alias Charles Sybe, was
sentenced to twenty years at Waupun
when he pleaded guilty at Oshkosh to
attempted burglary. He had assaulted
a deputy sheriff in an effort to escape.
Promotion to the rank of major has
come to Capt. Wesley F. Aver, former
newspaper man in Beloit and Milwau-
kee, who joined the regular army in
1911 as lieutenant. He goes to Camp
Lewis, Wash.
State Banking Commissioner A. E.
Kuolt has approved new articles of in
corporation for the New German
American bank of Oshkosh, which is
changing it's name to the American
Bank of Oshkosh.
Manufacturers of Winnebago, Calu-
met and Waupaca counties at meet
ing in Menasha discussed methods of
securing war contracts from the gov
eminent without sending representa-
tives to Washington.
Dave Green of River Falls, the wolf
hunter, got a mother wolf and four
cubs near Baronette last week. He
reports the biggest catches in years of
both wolves and foxes in Pierre, St.
CrOix and Barron counties.
Belle City lodge No. 80, F. & A. NJ,
Racine, Saturday evening, June Is,
celebrated it's siXtieth anniversary at
Masonic temple with 800 persons in
attendance, and service flag with
fifty-five stars was unfurled.
The accidental discharge of shot
gun with which he was playing caused
a piece of brass from the shell to en-
ter the right eye of Walter 10th, Hart
ford, penetrating the eyeball and lodg
ing in the rear of the socket.
The $50 new soldiers at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin cantonment, started
work in class rooms on June II. Their
uniforms will be here within a week,
Capt. Otto Kinkeldy, the commanding
officer announced The men are all
Badgers.
One teaspoonful of sugar served in
a tiny envelope, and that only upon
request of the patron, is the limit fixed
for each cup of tea or coffee in res
taurants, according to an order issued
by State Food Administrator Magnus
Swenson.
The common council of the city of
Madison has decided to turn the man
agement of the city market over to
a committee of public spirited women
for another year, on account of their
successful management for the previ
GUS season.
The funeral of Maj. Gen. George M.
Randall, retired, veteran of the Civil
and Spanish-American wars, and for
mer commander of the central depart
ment of the army with headquarters
at st. Louis, was held at GAINESVILLE
with full military honors.
Fifty-three bankers, business men
and farmers from Arkansas, headed
by Gov. C. H. Brough, spent June Is
at the college of agriculture of the
university at Madison. They are in
the state to study Wisconsin's meth
DDS of farming.
Last year the gas consumers of La
Crosse paid for 100000 cubic feet
of gas which leaked from the mains.
This testimony was given before the
railroad commission in connection
with the company's request for so
cents a thousand feet price increase.
Harvey Konrad, who has been in
Italy and France for the past seven
months, returned to Appleton, having
been discharged fro mservice because
of wounds received while driving an
ambulance for the Red Cross in the
battle in the Monte Grape sector in
Italy.
With the erection of eleven modern
residences by the du POnt company,
eight by the Washburn Dwellings
company, and eight by the Loveland
company, in the du Pont park addition,
besides more than a score of others
by private parties the residence
building campaign for the city of
Washburn is taking on very fOrmid-
able aspect, more building being done