Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-07-11
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN-T. M. THOMAS,
Ladysmith.

Two Ships Of 1000 tons each viii be
built in the yards which the new Wis
oonsin Shipbuilding and Navigation
Co. will build in Kewaunee.
Manitowoc has received the approx
al of the government war department
for the bridge plans of the bridge
which is to be built at Twenty-frst
street.
Operators employed in the Green
Bay exchange of the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Co. have formed an organization
to benefit employment service and I'M
prove working conditions.
The Peshtigo Paper & Pulp Co. has
been reorganized with new officers
and directors and the capital has been
increased to 100000 The company
will erect a large tissue paper mill.
Miss Cecilia Brenk, Stevens Point,
is Portage County's champion speller.
Competing against thirty-five boys
and girls representing every school
district in the county, she won first
honors.
The Motor Transport News, new
Kenosha publication, will be issued
monthly by the United Motor Trans
port Lines, an establishment express
ing between Chicago and Milwaukee,
with headquarters in KenOSha.
The firm of Ackermann Sons,
mason contractors, ShebOygan, has
dissolved after being in business forty
five years. They were the first mason
| contractors in Sheboygan to operate
on an extensive scale and built the
| Foeste and Grand Hotels.
Marvin Dagen, Is, Oconto, working
| on farm at Plain, Sank county, was
| driving a herd of cows when he was
attacked by bull. After breaking
| the bones of the right shoulder and
left arm the bull tossed him over the
fence, preventing further attack.
Richard Sprightly, Jr., Beloit, a
soldier of Co. l., One Hundred and
Twenty seventh Infantry, has not been
heard of for months. Gen. Pershing
and Senator Lenroot advised the par
ents that the last heard of the boy was
that he had orders to return to the
states with his regiment.
Word has been received of the
death of DR.. Jeptha d. Lee, MenomO-
nee, ~, first lieutenant, Veterinary
corps, u S. A., in Tonnere, France,
March 1, of pneumonia. He was we'll
known in the veterinary profession in
this state, and was one of the first
Wisconsin veterinary surgeons to of
fer his services.
While driving home in his buggy,
Robert T. Mcdowell, Oconto, member
of the state fair advisory board, chair
man of town of Little River and mem
Der of the county board, was struck
by a car driven by an unknown driver.
Mr.. Mcdowell is suffering broken ribs
and internal injuries. He was thrown
from the buggy and it was smashed.
Sixty-five members of Co. G, Mani
towoc, who served overseas, formed a
European Veterans Association with
Capt Edward Schmidt as president
Lieut.. William Jung, vice-president;
Sergt Maj. Raymond Schmitz, secre
tary, and Sergt John Klinkner, treas
lurer. Most of the members were in
the Les Terribles unit of the Thirty
second Division
The price of July milk delivered al
, the creameries of Beloit, will be 5;
!, per hundred pounds, according to in
| formation received from Secretary
j Milk Producers association. This is
J an increase of SOC per hundred ovel
, the June prices. Three dollars hun
dred to the producer amounts t.
about 6 cents per quart.