Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-08

silver by the local congregation on the
thirtieth anniversary of his ordination
into the priesthood.
A company of Mexican capitalists
purchased the machinery and equip
ment of the Rhinelander Brewing Co.
to be installed in breweries to be es-
tablished in Mexico. The company has
announced that further purchases OF
brewery equipment will be made.
Preparations are being made to open
Is free camp sites for automobile tour
lists in La Crosse county. Each site
will be marked and have water,
benches and tables. All sites will be
on main travelled highways, at points
selected for their scenic attractions.
| Although keeping cow is no longer
popular pastime within the city linn
it's of Green Bay, census reports just
| issued indicate that pigs are kept by
some five times as many families as
ten years ago. Although there are no
sheep, the city boasts eighteen mules.
Benjamin Trailing, aged AZ years,
proprietor of a cheese factory at Sur
ing, in the western section of OcOnto
county, met almost instant death
when, in attempting to repair the boil
er of his factory, the large iron door,
weighing several hundred pounds, top
pied over, crushing his chest. He bled
! to death before physician arrived.
/ There is heap much celebrating on
the Keshena reservation, northwest or
Green Bay, for 1900 braves have just
received an annuity from the govern
ment amounting OF $50 each. Instead
of red liquor bought in former years,
the money goes in most cases for farm
| implements.
The annual swarm Of Green Bay
flies" has descended upon the city in
such numbers it has been found neces-
sary to turn off the current on the
city's new ornamental lighting system
early at night The flies, similar to
| "darning needless, are peculiar to that
section. They come from the bay and
| live only a few hours, having no mouth
and dying from starvation.
A big celebration was held at Prairie
| du Sac in honor of the opening of the
new bridge across the Wisconsin river,
which was recently completed to take
| the place of the old. toll bridge. Cltl-
zens of Dane, Columbia and Sank
counties were present to celebrate the
event. Baraboo and Prairie du Sac
bands rendered musical selections and
speeches were made by Gov. Blaine
and Attorney William Ryan of Madi-
| son.
Plans are being prepared by the re-
tail merchants division OF Appleton
Chamber of Commerce for cOmmu-
nifty building which is to contain a
stock sales pavilion, comfort and rest
rooms, locker rooms, children'S play
room, an immense auditorium and an
enclosed area for picnics. Efforts now
are being made to find site, centrally
located, which will provide adequate
space for outdoor farm sales and gath
erings.
This is honeymoon time at the state
capitol. More than five hundred Visi-
tors day registered in the guide foo1ll
| during June and according to the CAPT
| toll guides no small number have been
couples on their wedding trips. SO far
this year the record of 1852 in one day
last August has not been broken. OF
| the 1852 that registered on that day
there were representatives of twenty
two states and three foreign countries.
] The beauties of WisconSin'S capitol
makes it an objective for the newly
married of this and nearby states.
Forty-four Wisconsin girls more
| than from any other state in the coun-
try-have just graduated at Walter
Reed hospital, Washington, d. G. They
were part of the famous class of 1918
consisting of 404 war nurses. All of
them came to Washington when the
war was at it's height When return
ing transports, after carrying over
fresh increments for Pershing's army,
were bringing back the terribly wound
ed men from the battlefields. they re-
NAMED at the famous Walter Reed
hospital and nursed these men back to
health.
W. S. Newbury. district agricultural
officer of the federal board of vocation
al education has completed arrange
ments with H. C. Gordon, who has
charge of the Green Bay office, to place
number of former service men on
! Brown county farms to study bee rails
ing. This is a new departure under
| the jurisdiction of the federal board,
but the work is of such an attractive
nature to those who like an outdoor
life that the positions are being
snapped up readily. 1t is expected that
at least Is war veterans will study this
line of employment.
President Harding has been invited
by the Oneida Indians to attend the
celebration marking the one hun
dredth anniversary of the coming OF
the tribe to Wisconsin, which will be
held in Green Bay Aug. rs, in connec-
ton with the Green Bay historical
pageant. Dennison Wheelock, who is
| +11o For Tn