Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-08-22

strike. 1t is said the men demand that
all shops of the three industries be
unionized
Duck hunters in many sections of
the state are looking forward to one
OF the biggest seasons in years. Sum
mer ducks are present in the swamps
in large numbers and with a good
fight from the north the season should
be excellent
Fl. M. Scott, Plymouth cheesemaker,
was fined $50 by Justice Mahlsted for
/ failure to introduce prohibition into
his cheese. His cheese was too wet =
/ 1t contained more than 40 per cent
moisture, which is the maximum per-
mitted by law
Three deer, unlawfully killed this
summer at Three Lakes. cost Frank
| Congleton S88 in fines when he con
| fessed before Judge Smith in Munich
pal court at Rhinelander. He was ar
rested as a suspect and two deer hides
were found in his shack
Wilherd Junttjnen, Freda, 7, was
drowned while washing his feet in a
pond formed in the sand where exca-
vations were being made to fill an old
mine. Before he realized it, he was in
deep water. William Woineo dived
three times and recovered the body
Farm values in southwestern Wis
conSin are going higher. Six farms
were recently sold in Lafayette coun-
ty at prices ranging from $170 to $3.50
an acre. Two farms were sold near
Cuba. Tony Rohemeyer's place, 100
acres, went for 1910 an acre and the
other, Lew Richards 90 acre farm,
went for $317 an acre
Capt. H. N. Peavey received his
commission from Adjt Gen Holway,
as captain of national guards with au-
thority to proceed with organization of
a company for Washburn. Capt Pea
vey led the Bayfield, county company
to France. He was also captain of the
naval militia company organized III
Washburn prior to the war.
The Beloit Traction company an
nounces that on Oct it will put into
operation one man cars, and give a
more frequent service, During the
busy hours there will be a seven min
ute service and at other times cars
will run every ten minutes, The com
pany also announces at the same time
the motor conductor men will get from
65 to SO cents per hour for nine hours.
Charging that resolutions of censure
against him were never presented at
the Appleton meeting of veterinarians,
Dr.. A, II. Hartwtg of Watertown has
issued a statement in which he
charges alleged. signers of the resolu-
ton with duplictty in efforts to dis
credit him. DR. Hartwig was censured
by resolutions in which he was charg-
ed with falsely attacking the state live
stock board.
A hearing will be held before Gov
e. L. Philip, Sept. 10, On an applica-
ton for a pardon for Henry LisO, SEN
fenced to life at Waupun, Nov. s, 1914,
for the murder Of Petra Solberg, serv-
ant girl employed in the same home
where Liso worked as a chauffeur.
Miss Solberg was killed while out rio
ing with Liso and her body thrown
into the La Crosse river at q lonely
spot four miles from La Crosse.
Miss Hazelle Moore, formerly head
of the English department Of Apple
ton high school, has resigned to be
come district manager Of an insurance
company and will be stationed at Kan
sas City, Mo, at salary of $4,000 q
year Miss Moore will have charge of
all insurance pertaining to women in
her district She is the third member
of the high school faculty to resign
and enter more lucrative business.
At a mass meeting of Waupun citi-
zens, attended by officers Of the Wis
consin Volunteer Firemen's associa-
ton a proposal to bring the 1920 con
vention and tournament to the assoa-
citation to Waupun was made and ac-
cepted The association was represent
ed by Henry Vessel, Oconom0Woc, pres
ident, benjamin r. Burr, Jefferson,
secretary, and Ernest Hansen, Fort
Atkinson, member of the board Of d.
I6CtOl y IIC COilF C11ItO4A w Al w ACiA
late in June.
Dr. J M Dodd, Ashland, will build
two-st0ry office building this season if
he can get the labor. Offices will be
provided for seven doctors. 1t is the
| intention to establish "a group of ply
| sicians In the building, including one
| dentist, each of whom will specialize,
| dividing the work between them. They
| will not unite as single business CON
Germ, but each will be Independent,
| DR.. Dodd has long specialized in surg
! cry, and DIR. Smiles, who is associated
with him, has specialized in X-ray
work
Efforts to obtain a 20-000-acre ma
| tionai park near McGregor, iowa, are
to be revived vigorously, Gov. w. L.
Harding, who accepted the chairman
ship of the movement recently, de
clared Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, and Missouri are behind the
movement, Mr. Harding declared. 4
part of the park, which also will serve
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