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Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-03
RUTH YESTERDAY AND YEAR AGO

1921-Twenty ninth and thirtieth
homers and single in five times up
against Boston.
Walked Singled 10 center.
Walked. Grounded to first. Twelfth
home run.
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WEIRGOR

(Received to late for last week.
The sawmiH is running again.
Don Harper returned home from
North Dakota Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John LaRue are the
proud parents of son, born May q.
Miss Hazel Stagg went to DesMoines,
Iowa, Wednesday, where she will be
employed.
Misses Sena and Hazel Nelson and
graduates attended the commencement
exercises at Windfall Wednesday. The
graduates from Valley View are Signe
Monsoon, Freeman Priliman and Will
fred Borkhus, and Clarence Hendrick
son from WeirgOr.
Rev. Grohe, of Lexington, held bap-
tismal and confirmation services here
Sunday Those baptized were Irma,
Leroy and Raymond Peak, and Archie
Nelson Signe Monson, Wilfred Bork-
hus, Elmer Johnson and David and
Theodore Miers were confirmed. We
are very sorry that last Sunday was
Rev. Grohes last Sunday here as he
has been transferred to charge at
Owen.
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EXELAND

Geo. Christensen and Lawrence Pet
erson were in Ladysmith Monday.
4 miscellaneous party was held at
the Persons hall at EXeland Monday
evening in honor of Miss, Pearl Bur
singer.
The Exeland school picnic was held
at Swans creek Monday The teach
ers who have been employed there for
the past year are: Misses Esther
Byrnes, Marguerite Cotton and Frank
Klein.
f. E. Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smith. Mrs. A. G. Smith and three Of
her grandchildren drove to Ladysmith
from Exeland Monday in Mr. Muel-
ler's car. Mr.. Mueller is located at
Rip0n, Wis, and is manufactures of
dill pickles.
Exeland has been growing cucum-
bers and Mrs. A. G. Smith has had
charge. but she informed the farm edi-
tor that there would be no acreage
contracted at EXeland this year as the
market on pickles was not what it
ought to be for profitable production.
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CLOVERLAND

VIII Dudacek lost a valuable cow
Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Paul was a >Ladysmith
caller Saturday.
Mrs. E. L. Redmann and daughters
shopped in Ladysmith Monday.
Maggie Potter and Dorothy Paul re-
ceived their eighth grade diplomas.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fl. Woodbury. en-
tertained a few little guests at a par
ty Thursday afternoon in honor of
the anniversary of the fifth birthday
of their son, Harold Woodbury..
Games were played and a dainty
luncheon was served.
Miss Lilas Redmann was delightful
ly surprised Saturday evening, May
q, at her home, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent playing games. Ice cream
and cake was served to the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. and III. B.
Theesfield, Mrs. Frances Hooker,
Misses Marie Miller, Edna Woodbury.,
Harriet Zuck, Beatrice Sibley, Maggie
and Luella Potter, Dorothy Paul, Ger
trude TheeSfield Irma and LilaS Red
man and Messrs. Archie DePew, Ar
thur Zuck, Ralph Woodbury., Clarence
DePew, Robert Paul, Will Hurley,
Robert DePew, Grant Weidman, Ray
mond Gavin and Earle Theesfield.
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Kenyon creek. A large crowd was in
attendance.
Mr.. Hicks, of the Winter creamery,
was visitor in this district Sunday.
His company has put on a cream truck
which will collect cream twice a week.
The Meadowbrook fair board meet
ing held last Saturday night eXcelled
all others. The premium list was ar
ranged and subcommittee appointed.
No stone will be left untUrned to make
a success of the fair. The following
members of the board will act on any
suggestion offered by anyone of the
district: w. w. Stokes, pres. Ed
Linddenan, vice-pres. VIM. Hoffman,
Sec treas; Mrs H. Parson. director of
ladies' dept; Elias Krug, director of
livestock dept; r. L. Porter, director
of farm products. The fair date is
Sept. g.
The Meadowbrook Dramatic Club
entertained in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Rutherford and Miss GullisOn,
teacher of the Brunette school, last
Tuesday evening. The evening was
spent in playing games and dancing.
Lunch was served at II 100 p. m. w.
w. Stokes gave few remarks as a
farewell address as both teachers are
leaving the district. Mr.. Rutherford
has spent nine months with us and
he has proved to us to be a good ex-
ample for the people to follow. AS a
leader in sports he is hard to beat.
To any form of entertainment he was
ready to contribute the best he
had The church people will miss
services. Mrs Rutherford was lead
er among the young people. She held
the office of secretary-treasurer in the
Ladies' Aid Society.
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HAWKINS

Oscar Hotz left Tuesday for bus
mess trip to Milwaukee.
Miss Bursach, English teacher in
the highschool, left for Westfield last
Friday.
Burton Baker, son of DIR. and Mrs
j. G. Baker, has been quite ill for
several days.
to Merrill Monday evening, returning
Tuesday evening.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
was entertained Thursday by Mes
danes Haugsby and Lien.
Mesdames Turner and Shiffiet enter
tanned the NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society
on Wednesday of last week.
The Memorial Day services were
conducted by the American Legion at
the cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Several cars of people left here Sun
day evening to attend the highschool
baccalaureate sermon at Ladysmith.
Mrs. J. Bennett left for her home
at Horton, Mont, last week, after a
visit of several weeks with relatives
and friends.
The highschool commencement ex-
ercises took place last Thursday even
ing at the Grand. The grade COM
mencement will be given Thursday
evening Of this week.
The ball game between Catawba and
Hawkins, at the former place, resulted
in a decided victory for Hawkins, the
score being 1913. The local team plays
Prentice next Sunday at that place.
The Girl Scouts served lunch Tues
day afternoon in the Royal Neighbor
hall, realizing $1429, a goodly sum
considering the kind of weather. The
girls are planning to go on a camping
trip next week for a week or so.
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NEADOWBROOK

Frank Hartz is working at the dam.
Dorothy Reed spent the weekend
with Dorothy Stokes.
We welcome back to our district,
VIM Compton and family.
We are sorry to report the serious
illness of Mrs Con Orlenick. a.
The dance held in the community
hall Saturday night was a grand sue
cess.
Roy Whitlock and family moved on
to the old Schlinger farm, which he
purchased.
VIM Whitman is building hen
house, 20x40 He says the chicken
business for him.
Several from the Windfall district
attended the commencement exercises
at the Brunette school.
Herman Roggendorf ha s traded
farms and moved last week to his new
home just south of the store. A city
sport now
Brunette school held their picnic
in the grove on VIM. Aberly's farm on
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DONALD

A party took place at Rutz's Monday
evening.
Jim Sharp's new car arrived last
Wednesday.
VIM. Cleveland has left for his home
at Appleton.
Bert Schwartz and wife spent Sun
day With their folks in Hannibal
School closes Friday and the sch0l-
ars intend having a picnic that day.
D. M. Kenyon made a business trip
to Ripon last Saturday He returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker, of st. Paul, are
visiting at Challbergs They motored
from the city.
A. c. Challberg and wife, Of st. Paul,
are visiting his parents here They ar
rived Monday morning.
George Demcak had an accident with
a, scythe last week. He cut his neck
and had to have five stitches taken
in it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuelry, Miss Ethel
Mcdonald and Jack Talbot motored to
Glidden last week for a visit with
friends.
The eighth grade had their exams
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Miss Anderson, supervising teacher for
Taylor county, was here to conduct
them
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CARTER CENTER

Frank Pokosky plowed for Mr. John
son last week.
Harvey Friedrich hauled up some
wood Monday.
Irvine Stowell helped Bill Lusty cut
brush Tuesday.
Quite a few acres of peas were
planted last week.
Mr.. Keller is employed at Fountain
Campbell's lumber yards.
Beatrice Carter is staying at the
Smith home at Riverside.
The Flunlzer cheese factory started
up again the first of last week.
Quite number from here were La
Iysmith visitors during the week.
B. A. Stowell drove to Riverside
Tuesday to bring back his sheep.
Quite number attended the special
school meeting last Saturday night.
Miss Mullen gave "a picnic Thursday,
June /, the school closing for this sea-
son.
Mr.. Johnson returned home from
Big Falls last Saturday, where he has
been working.
Mr.. Platter and son, Jack, are EN-
ployed at the untain1Oana1beh
Lumber Co.'s mill
Mr. Carriers son came home Last Sat
urday from Weyerhaeuser, where he
has been employed.
Bill Lusty is staying at the b A.
Siowell home until he gets his shanty
built on his own place.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. St0well and haR4-
ily attended the funeral of A. Chalfant
at Riverside Wednesday.
Harrison Cox and Emmett Chalfanf
motored up from Riverside and took
dinner at the B. A. Stowell home Mon
day.
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HORSEMAN

VIM. Yuker was a Sunday visitor
at Weyerhaeuser.
Mrs. Larson and daughter were
seen on our streets Sunday
Algot Tangwall, of Rice Lake, was
a business caller here Monday.
Oscar Samdaul, of Rice Lake, was
business caller here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Patrin did
shopping in Rice Lake Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Bittles motored
over near Brill Monday on business.
Lillian Bartels, of Weyerhaeuser,
spent the weekend at her home here.
A. G. Bartels and NJ. Patrin were
business callers at Weyerhaeuser Sat
urday.
j. Rasmussen and brother from Love
hand Corners were here on business
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Smith, of Che
TEX, were here Sunday looking over
their farm.
Vivian Robinson went to Rice Lake
Sunday to visit a few days with her
sister, Myrtle.
Mesdames VIM. Delano and Arthur
Baker were over to the Cedar Lake
cemetery Sunday.
Otto Harmon and Charley Axtell
m0tored to Rice Lake and Brentwood
Sunday to visit relatives.
C. F. and NJ. J. Alderman and VIM.
Delano were over to the Cedar Lake
cemetery doing some work there Sat
urday.
Arthur Baker came home Sunday
from Spooner, where he has been en-
pI0yed laying brick on the new school
building.
Mrs Mary Blowers, of Minneapolis,
was here Monday looking after her
farm and trying to dispose of some
lumber she has here.
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WESTGRANT

Mrs Miller was a Ladysmith caller
Friday.
Mr.. Hritz was a Ladysmith shop
per Friday.
Umbaughs were Ladysmith shoppers
Saturday.
Strangers were Ladysmith callers
Saturday
Walter Stranger bought John Jed
licka's Ford last week.
Several from here attended church
at Ladysmith Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman were Lady
smith callers Monday.
A large number of young folks took
their noisy instruments and went to
charivari the newly welded couple.
They came home happy after their
good time and big treat
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SHELDON

A. B. Chalfant died very suddenly
at his home west of Sheldon, late last
Sunday night
Sheldon was defeated to the tune
of 10 to 3 in last Sundays game here
with Gilman. Good experience, try
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Phillips and Mr..
and Mrs. Loren Trotter, of Conratn,
were Sunday callers at w. S. Ser
geant's.
A telephone on the Ladysmith line
was put in at Schoepf1s grocery at
Sheldon, on Monday. Handy for Gus
toners, glad it has been done.
We understand that Miss Brownie
Cameron, of Conrath, has been en-
gagged to teach in one department of
our school next year.
School closed here Friday with no
difference from any other Friday. Miss
Pratt, the principal, departed for Ar
Mold enroute for home, on the same
afternoon.
The residence Of Carl Albert, three
miles up Jump River from Sheldon,
was destroyed by fire in the small
hours of Tuesday morning, May %.
Very little was saved from the house.
Mrs. James Bennett, of AnsOn,
mother of Theodore Bennett, of Shell
don, died at her home May D, after
lingering for weeks in a low, mostly
unconscious condition. She was the
mother of large family of sons and
daughters, many of whom survive her
and were with her during some period
Of her last illness.
Memorial day was well observed at
Sheldon with attendance from all di-
rectiOns in spite of the rain. An adj
dress by Rev. Grant Clark of Lady
smith, was a leading feature. Selec-
tons by representatives of several of
our nearby schools were also part of
the program. Flowers to decorate the
graves were carried to the cemetery be
fore the beginning of the exercises at
Sheldon
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WILLARD CENTER

Charles FROM was seen on trail 43
Sunday afternoon.
Planting potatoes is the order of the
day in this neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs e. WIKI, of Ladysmith,
visited at the Davis home Sunday.
School closed Friday with a picnic,
which the children enjoyed very much.
Mr. Cote has gone to town to live.
He says it is too noisy and dusty for
him in the country.
Mrs NJ S. Cline went to Iowa last
week to visit relatives and friends at
Waterloo, Cedar Falls and GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Rhodes have
their daughter, Irma, and husband,
and little Gene visiting them this
week.
James Pickell and family, who have
lived in this neighborhood for two
years, are moving to Ladysmith where
they have purchased house.
Mrs. Rhodes and Shirley returned
from Eau Claire Saturday, where she
had been to have an operation on Shir-
ley's eyes. The operation was success
full.
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ANALOGY LAKE

A few from here attended the Bruce
school festival Friday.
Many picnics have been held at the
pavilion the past week.
The opening dance will be held in
the pavilion Saturday, June 8.
Mrs William Sweet and children
were Bruce callers Wednesday after
noon.
Don't forget the Amacoy farmers
club meeting Saturday evening, June
3rd.
Walter Atwood attended the dance
at the ApoIl0nia cheese factory Sat
urday evening.
Charles Atwood hauled a load Of
certified seed potatoes from Atlanta
for Bert Stevens Monday.
Miss Beatrice Coyer left for her
home at Lehigh Saturday night, after
completing her term of school here.
Miss Anne Sleider returned to her
home north of Bruce Sunday, after
finishing her term of teaching in the
Soft Maple school.
Mrs Laura Griffith and son, Harvey.
and Miss Coyer motored to Ladysmith
Saturday, where Harvey was a con-
testant in the county contest.
A large crowd attended the ball
game Sunday, played between Soft
Maple and Amacoy. The score was
3 to II in favor of the latter.
Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Atwood attended the class day ex-
ercises in Bruce given by the Bruce
highschool last Tuesday evening.
The school picnic which was to have
been held last Wednesday was post
poned because of the rain. 1t was
held Thursday A few outsiders at
tended besides the school pupils.
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Obituary

Little John Mickiewicz died very
suddenly Sunday afternoon about 5
O'Clock. He had been sick only three
days but spinal meningitis claimed
him for its victim and his life went
out to the Master who gave it.
John was the son of Ignacy and
Pauline Mickiewicz. He was born
Oct. -, 1919. and died May q, 1922,
aged , years, z months and 2 days.
He was the sunshine of their home
and Will be missed by those who are
left behind His father, mother and
four brothers mourn his untimely
death
The funeral was held at the Bear
Lake church on Monday John Scott,
elder of the S. D. A. church took
charge Of the funeral.
A large number of friends and neigh
bors came to pay their last respects
and the flowers they brought were most
beautiful. like the life Of little John.
He is asleep in Jesus and will come
forth when Jesus comes to claim his
own They laid him in the Twin
Lake cemetery by the side of his lit
tie brother, Roman, who passed away
a few years ago.
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WEST GROW

A picnic was held at the Crabb
school Friday afternoon.
Eugene Ripperger is working for
George Van Den Ellen.
Mrs. V0s and son, Frederick, and
Mrs. John Hughs were Ladysmith call
ers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bl0Olaer and
son, Thomas Jr., left Saturday for
Green Bay, where they intend to spend
the summer.
Mr.. Van Heesch and son, AlphOnse,
of Ladysmith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Rheingans and family, and Mrs. f. j.
Cooney were visitors at the Crabb
home Sunday.
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TON

(Received to late for last week.
Miss Clara Kobs visited friends in
Tony Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demerse went to Min
neapolis for a few days on business.
Dora and Frank Johnson returned
to Chilli after visiting their mother
here.
4 dance will be given at the hail
Saturday night, May 81. Music from
Park Falls.
Mrs. Kaiser had a stroke Of paraly-
sis Tuesday morning. At the present
writing she is very low.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety met in the NJ. e. church Wednes-
day. A light lunch was served
Baseball notice! Many errors on
both sides. Tony lineup not per-
manent Tony wants more players.
Anyone wishing to try out apply to Fl.
Alvord, manager
Mr.. Herman died at his home here
Monday evening at 6 80 from a stroke
of paralysis. The remains were taken
TO MenOmOnie, Wis, for burial. He is
survived by wife and two children.
Commencement exercises will be held
in the opera house Friday evening,
May 26 The members of the gradu-
ating class are: Edwin Zelm, Elmer
Johnson, Margaret Hauser, Levi Maui
ner, Adeline Zelm, Herbert Tonnell,
Louise st. Louis, Arnold Lunde and
John Freeman. The class play is "A
Case of Suspension"
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Jake Garrett returned from Barron
Monday.
Mrs w. S. Vreeland is on the sick
list this week.
III. Sands and family, and J. Till and
family, of Barron, spent Sunday at
Jake CARROTS.
Mrs. Emo entertained the Lend a
Hand Society Wednesday. A fine
time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Boer went to Brace
Thursday evening to attend commence
ment exercises, their daughter, Grace,
being one of the graduates.
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IHORNAPPLE

Roy Myers was a LadySm1th caller
last Friday.
School closes this week with a picnic
the last day.
Joe Lechner went to Marshtield this
week to consult a doctor
lila and Irene Trott spent the week
end with their sister, Mrs Klopfer.
Alfred Anderson called on friends
in the vicinity Sunday in his new
Chevrolet.
The Walter Fleming family, and Mrs
Edward Mayou, of Stamford, S. d..
were visitors at the Mayou home sun,
day.
Mrs. Lundgren and daughter, Mrs
Holly, and children, of Racine, arrived
Monday and are living on the formers
farm Mr. Holly will join them in the
fall
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BEAR LAKE
Mrs. Otis Potter, of Radisson,
sitting relatives here this week.

Mrs. Otis Potter, of Radisson, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Lane, of Bloom
were callers in this neighbOrhOod
Wednesday.
We think chickens will be quite
plentiful around here this fall, accord
ing to the number already Matched
and the incubators that are in USE
Miss Georgiana Rathbun was called
to Barron Wednesday to care for the
new daughter which was born to her
sister, Mrs. Otto Sheffielbein, the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Calkins and
George returned from their trip to
Hoke, Mimi, Monday. They went with
Jim Malloys, of Chetek, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Malloy's and Mrs.
Calkins' aunt
Mrs. Albert Mills closed very sue
cessful term of parochial school Fri
day. She will leave for SpOOner
Tuesday, where she will attend the
s. D. A. camp meeting which will be
held June to Is.
Joe Latr has bought new truck
and will now have charge OF two
cream routes. The new route takes
him across Potato lake and then over
to Island Lake He hauls for the CO.
operative creamery Of Chetek.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Scott enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson
and family. Eric Saastad and two chill
dren of Chetek, and Mr.. JOhnsons
father and brother, George and wife,
and August Ericsson, of Hewitt, Mimi,
on Thursday.
George Rathbun took his mother,
Mrs. J. D. Rathbm, to st. Joseph's
hospital in Chippewa Falls Wednes-
day where she will undergo an opera
ton for gall stones. Miss Laura, who
is taking the nurses training at Madi-
son sanitarium. came up Saturday
morning to help care for her mother.
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BRUCE FARMERS
WILL BUILD HOMES

r. Lundgren is at work on the base
ment for new home on his farm
five miles north of Bruce. The house
will be two stories high and will be
substantially built The old log house
will be torn down. Mr.. Lundgren has
a good barn on his place.
Walter Brainerd plans on building
a new house on his farm 51a miles
north of Bruce. He has been haul
ing lumber that he sawed, to Exeland,
where he had it planed.
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CHERRY PARK

Chester Ref of Ladysmith, called
on friends in Cherry Park Sunday.
John Hoagland, of Grand View,
spent Sunday with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Hoagland.
Mr. and Mrs John Hoagland and
Truman, Effie and Perry Kelley drove
to AmacOy Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. e. C. Steubs and
daughters, Flora and Madeline, of La
dys1nith, spent Sunday at the p. e.
Steubs home.
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)MEADOWBROOIl
DEFEATS WINTER
Graduating Exercises of Bru'
nette Observation-Disclosures
Personal Items
Meadowbrook Wins From Winter

The Meadowbrook baseball team
journeyed to Winter Sunday all in the
best of spirits and knowing they would
win. MeadOwbroOk scored in the
first inning and kept in the lead all
through the game, the final score be-
ing II to 6.
The lineup follows: Ed Lindeman,
3b; B. Reed, IS; e. Winkler, If; W..
Aberly, cf; A. Johnson, c; FL. Kirker-
ming, Lib; A. Nelson, 2b; w. Hoffman,
IF F. Vilette, p.
'Meadowbrook will play Ojibwa next
Sunday at Ojibwa.
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The crop reports announce that this
has been a very backward spring but
the current reports are merely for the
season up to May l. When the next
reports announcing conditions up to
June 1 come out they may have diff
Herald.
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FOR SALE-In the heart of the grea

FOR SALE-In the heart of the great
Catholic colony of Ladysmith, Wis
consin: 10 farms, clay loam some i'm
proved, some fine river fronts state
highways, half mile from heart of the
city, churches, schools, ETC. Price
from $500 to $4,000 an acre, reason
able terms-nothing finer in the cOun-
ty. For sale cheap-Building and lot
on First-st by the Rusk county bank :;
100 acres 4 miles north of court house,
fine meadow; 120 acres, section 1886
6, fine hay meadow, can cut 100 tons
with machine, fine creek, $500, one
third cash.-T. f. ARMSTRONG, Own
er, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. $40
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Commencement Exercises

Commencement exercises were held
in the Brunette school Thursday night.
The eighth grade graduates were
Lorne Wilson and Melvin Hendrick-
son. The following program was
given
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The skinny have slender chance of
keeping cool; but the plump-they
have fat chance News.