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Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

the -middleweight champion boxed
he-British army champ at the Lon
don tournament in December, 1918.
Casey appeared on the same card as
ODowd and after the tournament he
took the gloves for souvenirs. Casey
is proud of the set and wouldn't part
with them for the gate receipts at
Jersey City.
Here's Some Scrap
AS an added attraction for the Le-
gion boxing card at the Coliseum
Monday evening, the matchmaker has
booked Russell Chambers of Douglas
and Ralph Pena of Phoenix in an
eight-round special semi final.
Chambers claims the welterweight
championship of the Southwest and
Pena disputes his title. Pena has
been training for five weeks to get
in shape for a come back and he
makes his stand against the toughest
welter in the Southwest.
With Alger and Kramer In 10
rounds; Chambers and Pena for eight
sessions: Dick Campbell and Dudley
Dill in a four-rouhd preliminary and
a curtain raiser yet to be announced,
the Legion card Monday evening will
pep the fight fans to 1000 degrees.
nc OIQ IlSIlL II1llt Is BI1nu1nR out
some real stuff now and the custom
ers will revel in all their glory.
Mike in Condition
The advance reports on Harry
Casey are not worrying Young Mike,
but on the contrary have increased
his desire to win and win quick.
Mike is down to 1876 pounds and fit
as the proverbial fiddle. He is go
ing to get the chance of a life time
next Wednesday afternoon and he is
confident he will make good. Mike
has a long string of admirers who
are pulling for the kid to win and
they are backing him to deliver,
If Mike beats Casey he is no longer
a conner, but has arrived, and hence
forth shall hold the spotlight in Arf-
zona. This is going to be one grand
battle. The fans want to see Mike
matched with q good tough boy
Casey is it.
For the Visitors
With two boxing cards booked for
next week, out of town fans can enjoy
their favorite sport to the utmost.
Fans arriving Sunday can see the
Alger- Kramer -Chambers-Pen dou-
be bill and Wednesday afternoon
they can attend the Mike Casey
Neff- Scotty double bill. -
Another One
The Capital City club announces
Wildcat Johns and Speedy Flynn for
the four round curtain raiser We'd
nesday afternoon. Next?
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
NEW MOTORCYCLE RECORD

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 16.-Peter Mar
key, of Montreal. established a new
worlds motorcycle record yesterday
when he did one mile on a seven
lap track in one minute flat, breaking
the previous record made here sew
erai. weeks ago by L. r. Murphy, Of
Miami, of 1:0l. Murphy then went
on the track and duplicated Markeys
time
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
RoMANoFF BEATS MCDONALD

LOS ANGELES, Feb. lb.-ConStan-
tine Romanoff. who claims the Pa
cific coast heavyweight wrestling
championship, defeated Jack Nc
Donald. claimant 10 the Canadian
heavyweight championship In one fall
here last night,
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

old road and he says with the ex-
ception of a few places the road is
easy to travel. Near the bottom of
Fish Greek hill the road is rough
ard Pine creek is sandy. From Mesa
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

TO the Superior cut off the road
could be improved
Roosevelt lake is well supplied with
boats and the angler can either fish
from the bank or from a boat.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
nav CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO. FEB. i6.-Tho-
mas Stephens. one OF the stockholders
Of the San Francisco club of the
Pacific coast baseball league. is lead
ing a movement 10 organize a new
state league In California.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
SOUTHERN 70 PLAY 1s

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 16.---A sea-
son of 154 games. starting April II
and ending September II. is provided
in the 1922 schedule adopted early to-
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
JAYHAWKERs WIN AGAIN

DES MONIES, Feb. 16.-Kansas
university won its third straight
Missouri valley basketball game In as
many days when il defeated Drake
here tonight by the score
OF IS 10 Is.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

within a short distance of Phoenix.
Roosevelt lake Is short ride from
the city and the road is reported in
fair condition. Mr.. Wadlow made
the return trip from the dam on the
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
MlJFF BRONSON LOSES

POCATELLO, Idaho. Feb. 1e.--
Spug Myers of Pocatello won over
Muff Bronson of Portland on a foul,
classed by the referee as Intentional
The fight, scheduled for IL ROUNDS,
ended in the seventh, when the Of
fense occurred.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
cIovo. With \ History

!. g'oves Harry Casey uses N MS
de,v y Workout at the Sixteenth street
aroTa hove considerable history at
tachcd TO them. They are the same
e. "a nqo1 by Mike O'Dowd wheh
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-12-15
TONY

Paul Helm left Tuesday for Mime
apolis, for short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Christman returned
home Saturday from Unity, where she
has been visiting relatives.
A meeting was held at the school
house Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of organizing a band for this
community.
Miss May O'Mark substituted in the
primary department in the local school
Thursday and Friday during Miss Ber-
tina Norstrom's absence.
Mrs. Louis Skans0n and Mrs. Aug
ust Hanson returned to their homes at
Byron, Mimi, Monday, having been
called here by the death Of their moth
err, Mrs. Christine Norstrom.
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BEAR LAKE

George Lane; Of B1OOmer, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Davies,
of Pine Lake.
Merle Calkins' baby has been quite
seriously i'll the past week, but is bet
ter at this writing.
George Rathbun and Merle Calkins
got a nice cross fox while hunting in
the big swamp above Rusk Farm.
Joe Scott went down to Otis Lanes
the last of the week to bring home
Mrs. Scott and the children, who have
been visiting there for a few days
Mrs. Felix Jurecli died Thursday,
after a long illness. She leaves an
aged husband, three sons and a daugh-
ter. Deceased was buried at Weyer,
haeuser Monday.
December 9 to 16 is the week set
apart for prayer by the s. d. Advent
ist church and will be observed by the
neople here. They are holding meet
ings every night this week.
Bessie and Mabel Tubbs made a
trim TO Chetek the last of the week to
consult DR.. Malcolm about some trou-
bic Mabel has had with. lame foot
Mrs. Irwin Tubbs, who teaches near
Rusk Farm, gave a basket social in
her school Friday night Among those
who went from our neighborhOod were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Tubbs, Mrs. VIM.
Scott and Martin.
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BASS LAKE

John Sawyer is quite i'll with bron-
chitis.
George Leroux visited the county
seat ON Monday.
Emil Suckow and Eva Sawyer were
Bruce callers Saturday.
Jacob Senff butchered three large
hogs Wednesday, anu butchering
seems to be the order of the day in
this neighbOrhOod.
CLAY Wallace and family spent Sun
day evening with Joe HOldread and
wife. The Wallace family expects to
move to Ladysmith in the near flu
ture.
There will be a Christmas dinner
and entertainment at the Bass Lake
schoolhouse on Monday, Dec. 25, and
hearty invitation is extended to ev-
eryone. Bring your dinner and pre-
pare for a good time.
We had a good attendance last Sun
day at Sunday school. Let's do better
next Sunday. Our lesson will be:
"Jesus Among Friends and Foes
Sunday school at 2 o'clock prompt. Ii
you think your church the best, tell
'em so! II you'd have it lead the rest,
help 1t grow! When there's anything
to do, let them always count on you.
You'll feel good when 1t Is through,
don't you know!
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HORSEMAN

Lillian Strand returned home Sat
urday.
Miss Brimmer shopped in Rice Lake
Saturday.
James Patrin hauled hay the first
Of the week
The Wood family received a new
monograph this week.
Zeno Wilkinson returned home Mon
day from business trip.
VIM. Delano helped Clarence Ack-
erman butcher hogs, Wednesday.
1t is rumOred that the Samuels fam
lily are soon to move to, Indiana. be-
cause of illness of relatives at that
place.
M. E. Patrin made a trip to Rice
Lake with his truck Saturday. The
truck has been laid up for repairs for
some time.
Monday afternoon Axel Hougum Wis
tied school He conducted a reading
test and we hope to continue this and
other tests.
Mesdames Elizabeth Alderman and
Lake Monday. We hope, this cold
weather isn't one of their purchases.
PLENTY time! No hurry!" That's
what Jesse thought Monday morning
but when he got to the road the trans
port truck was gone. Mr.. Jesse pro-
ceeded to school on foot.
When returning from Rice Lake
last Friday, one of J. c. Bewley's
horses became sick Veterinary ROg-
ers was called and the horse is a lit
tie better now; though not recovered
NJ. J. Alderman succeeded in locat-
ing and removing the obstruction in
the water pipe from the spring, so the.
flow of water is again restored. Clar-
ence Vickers and VIM Delano as
sisted.
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GLENDALE

L. Coin is cutting wood for the
school.
The primary pupils have a Christ
mas secret.
The girls sewing class is making
Christmas presents.
Mr.. Clausen made business trip
to our district Saturday.
L. Coin did some carpenter work at
the schoolhouse Tuesday morning.
The Sunday school will give their
Christmas program Sunday evening,
Dec. "a.
The school board held their month
ly business meeting at the schoolhouse
Monday evening.
Several from our district attended
the meeting Of the Board Of Review
held at the town hall Friday.
The pupils of the Glendale school
will give their Christmas program
Friday evening, Dec. %. Santa Claus
will be there.
1t is cold weather again. and Lila
Bates Is the first pupil to freeze her
cheeks. Old Jack Frost nipped her
cheeks Tuesday and made several 9th
ers cry from cold hands and feet.
Mr.. Hougum will present slides en-
titled Better Rural Schools Wednes-
day evening at our schOolhouse. An
admission of ten cents for adults and
FIVE cents for children will be charged
to help defray the expenses of pack
ing and shipping the slides
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WETRGOR

Lutheran services were held here
Sunday.
Joe Lovegrove returned home from
camp at Winter.
Mr.. Mattison spent Sunday at his
home in hurry.
Soren Nelson was a Ladysmith call
err Friday evening.
Rev. Kellar, Of Exeland, conducted
services here Sunday.
George Vance went to Ladysmith
Friday to consult a doctor.
Lucille Clifford spent the weekend
with her parents in Ladysmith.
Mrs. Belle Vance, of Tavera, Wis,
is visiting her son, George Vance.
Mrs. Leo Vierliog and Lloyd Jacob.
son were Ladysmith callers last week
Robt. Zerkle returned home from
Iowa, Saturday, where he has been
husking corn.
Mrs. Humphrey, Soren Nelson, J.
Stage and Bert Zerkle went to, Fay
ward Monday.
Mrs. Walter Campbell and baby, of
Stone Lake, spent a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miers,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. e. P. Hocum and
daughter returned to their home in
Minneapolis, after spending ! week
at the Fred Johnson home.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
held bazaar and pie sale in the base
ment o. the schoOlhouse, Saturday
Dee. 8. The ladies report that they
made a nice sum toward their church
fund.
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GLEN FLORA

Oscar Reno was at Bruce Saturday
on business.
Mrs. D. E. Olson visited at Ingram
last Thursday
Mrs. Fred Gustafson visited at La
dysmith Tuesday.
Fred -Rimert was caller at Bruce
FRIDAY and Saturday.
Alfred Danielson was a caller at
Ladvsmith Saturday.
Frank Hall was a visitor at Con-
roth Monday and Tuesday.
Chris Hoskin, Of Ladysmith, had
business here last Thursday.
Peter Rathsack was a visitor at
KEENAN, Thursday and Friday.
N. o. Barstad and Ernest Quicker
had business at KEENAN, Friday.
G. A. Laporte and VIM. Kallstrom
were at Ladysmith Wednesday on bus
mess.
Mesdames VIM. Wolfe and ALERT
Johnson spent Monday with friends
at ingram.
Miss Agnes Dahlquist, Of Tony,
was the guest of friends here Wednes.
day and Thursday.
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INGRAM

Mrs. s. A. Williams was q Lady
smith shopper Saturday.
Jay Peterson, of Cedar Rapids, was
business caller Tuesday.
Elmer Fecteau visited friends at
Ladysmith Saturday evening
Louis Radiker has been quite i'll the
past few days, but is improving.
F. III. Reavey, graded school prin-
cipal. snent the weekend with friends
in Catawba.
George Bugher motored over from
Hannibal Monday and visited at the
G. T. Geary home.
Verna Bison and Ernest Wilson, of
Hawkins, visited the formers mother,
Mrs t. Bissen, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lestiko have re-
turned to their home in Waukesha, af-
ter spending a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Olson, Of Glen
Flora, were guests of the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. M. Lambert, Sunday.
E. w. Beard left Tuesday for Down
ing, Wis, where he will visit relatives
anu lOl SCfCIdl udyS
The L. j. Wilbert family motored to
Ladysmith Sunday and spent the day
visiting relatives and friends.
Mildred Moore spent the week end
at her home here, returning to her
school south Of Ingram, Monday.
The Misses Judith Austad, Marion
Johnson and Elsa Bergset spent the
weekend at their homes In Cedar
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs Gates and family, and
Mrs. Beard and daughter, Rachel, at
tended the church supper at Glen
Flora Monday evening.
Mrs. J. S. Jacobson and son, Al
vim, arrived from st. Paul Friday to
spend the winter with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jelacic.
Carl Kennedy has returned home
from Big Falls where he has been
employed, to spend the holidays at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Kennedy.
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FLAMBEAU

Mrs. C. Cote is on the sick list
Robt Volk motored to Ladysmith
Friday
Joe Standmier drove to Holcombe
Saturday.
Adolph JOSH is employed on the VoIk
hay press at Cornell.
Adelor Beaulieu was business
caller atsHolcombe Friday.
Henry Stamper WAS a Holcombe
caller one day last week.
v. Eddy, local merchant, hauled
goods from Ho1combe Friday.
Mrs Ernest Cote left Sunday for
Minneapolis, for a visit with friends.
The river is completely frozen over
which makes it nice for the young
people to skate on.
Mrs. e. Cyr entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society at her home Thursday.
Lunch was served.
Miss Bernice Dahl, who is attend
ing school at Ladysmith, spent the
weekend with her mother.
Alex Pazeau, who died at the coun-
ty farm, was buried at the Flambeau
cemetery. Deceased was born in Can
ada, coming here with his parents
when young. He was well known in
this community. He leaves two broth
ers, Fred and VIM, of Ladysmith, and
two sisters, Mrs. w. Diamond and Mrs.
L. Cholvin, Of this community.
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Miss Minnie Stranger spent Sunday
at her home.
The county nurse visited our school
Monday morning.
Will Stranger left for the woods
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Carcinkoski returned from Chi
cago Tuesday morning, where he has
been employed.
We started to have hot lunches at
our school. It is enjoyed very much
by the pupils.
Stop! Look! Listen! We will
have our program Saturday, Dec. %.
Everybody welcome
Mr. liver and Miss Edna IversOn, of
Glen Flora, attended Sunday school
at Maple Center Sunday morning.
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TOWN OF WILSON
{TOo late for last week

tTOO late for last week
v. G. Dakins butchered a 220-lb
hog Tuesday.
Mamie Paulius froze her ears while
coming to school Wednesday morning.
Herb Broughton has finished the
we'll at the schoolhouse in Dist. No. /.
Mr.. Jilek says he needs a cook and
hopes someone will apply for the job.
Miss Mary Gasyer is at home keep
ing house while her mother is in Mil
waukee caring for her daughter, An
tona, who is sick in a hospital.
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MAPLE CENTER

John Sannes returned home last
week.
Messrs. Hurley and Weir butchered
on Monday.
Howard Gavin sawed wood Friday.
The Chas. Schweiger family were
Ladysmith visitors Saturday.
Fred Rang and Jim Miller attended
the goat sale Saturday.
Quite a large crowd attended the
community meeting last Thursday
night
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Miss Coyer spent the weekend at
her home.
The school is busy preparing their
Christmas program.
Miss Georgine Baribeau spent the
weekend at the Geo. Koehler home.
Messrs. Rock and Prorok went to
Chicago Tuesday, where they have en-
plOyment.
Messrs Claude Blain, Guy Keith, J.
Moore, s. Wilson and J. Willis were
rabbit hunters in this locality Sunday.
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LAST CALL-To holders of VIC
TORY BONDS and WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS: Victory Bonds with Ser
ial letters A, B, c, D, E and F. are
called for payment December 18TH, af-
ter which they draw no interest. War
Savings Stamps become due Jan. 4,
1928. Bring them in for deposit on
your savings account now at the, full
amOunt.--Rusk County Bank.
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CANCER CLAIMS
AUGUST HINGST
Cedar Rapids Man Dies at Hos
pital.-News of That
Locality

August Hingst passed away Friday
forenoon at st. Mary's hospital in La
dysmith. The deceased has been a
long and patient sufferer of cancer Of
the stomach. He leaves to mourn his
loss wife, two daughters and three
sons. The funeral services were held
in the undertaking parlors in Lady
smith Sunday morning at o'clock
and the remains were laid to rest in
the Riverside cemetery.
Oscar Reno has been on the sick
list, but is better at this writing.
Jay Peterson buzzed wood for Otto
Craving and Oscar Pearson, Monday.
Martin Void went to Mattoon's
camp on Sunday, where he will be en-
plOyed this winter.
John Moksnes, John Anderson and
the Young boys returned from Park
Falls the last of the week
Miss Ruth Burns and pupils of the
Pioneer school are working hard on
their Christmas program.
Bert Everts and Jay Peterson sold
and delivered several bushels Of DO
tatoes to camp 4 last week.
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SENTINEL ASH

Miss Chamberlin spent the weekend
in Ladysmith.
Carl Bihlmayer was business caller
in Bruce Thursday.
Mr.. Batter and son, Abe, were call
ers in Ladysmith Saturday.
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SHELDON

The bazaar and supper given by the
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society was lib
orally patronized, the proceeds amount
ing to $1S.
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LAUNDRY WORK

WASHING work wanted. Will call
for and deliver same. Write or
call MRS. A. L. MOEN, near Flam-
beau mill. 35-37%
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Two Louden barn cupOlas for salE
BIZ Helm Implement Co.
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PROGRAM DEC. q
AT NORTH STAR
Community Meetings Again Be-
ing Held.-NOrth Star
Brevities

The community meeting Dec. 8 was
fairly well attended. The meeting was
called to order by the vice-president,
owing to the absence Of the president
A live wire entertainment committee,
consisting of Miss Pilgrim, Mrs. Ed
Morris and Miss Phoebe Gordon, was
appointed. Also a new refreshment
committee, Mrs. B. Applebee, Mrs. VIM.
DOege, and Miss Nellie Applebee, was
appointed. It was decided to get
some community singing song books so
as to have more community singing.
Plans will be made before spring to
form a young peoples livestock club
of some kind and in the meantime
bulletins will be secured from the
University of Wisconsin on the care
and selection of various kinds of live
stock These will be distributed
among the young folks interested in
club work. The next regular meeting
Of the community club will be held
Jan. Is. This will be election night
and a whole new set Of officers will
be elected. Boost your community and
it will boost you. Knock your COM
munity and it will knock you. "Be a
booster"
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PIANO STORAGE

ANYONE desiring a suitable place to
store a piano and receive a small
monthly rental for same, please see
MRS. J. S. SECOMBE, Brooklyn. 36tf
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CONRATH

Mrs Saltzman went to Ladysmith
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Huffman went to
Ladysmith Monday.
Virginia Green, of Owen, is visiting
with Mrs. Albert Trotter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Green, of Owen.
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs G. o. See, of Lady
smith, are visiting at the e. B. Fisher
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Phillips and
Mrs. Wysong motored to Ladysmith
Monday.
Mabel Frykman and Nellie Mozart
ney took in the sights at Conrath
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eastwood and Mrs
Neuner took in the show at Lady
smith Sunday evening.
The Zahn family moved into the
Commercial hotel Thursday, and Yves
ley Hetrick has moved on the Zahn
farm.
Frank Woicinch and family are
moving to Cleveland, Ohio, where Mr..
WOicinch will be employed in a nail
factory.
Evan Cameron, who has been work
ing at Crane, came home to work in
the postofice during the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. A. e. Kruz, of Peoria, Ill, is
here taking care of her mother, Mrs.
J. M. Briggs, who has been sick for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Consie moved
to Hurley Saturday, where Mr.. Con-
sic will be engaged in the plumbing
business.
The Ladysmith 'Midgets" played
basketball with the Conrath team
Saturday, the score being to 10, In
favor of Ladysmith.
The miscellaneous sale given at the
church Friday was very successful
Over $50 were cleared, which will be
used to repair the furnace.
WEST GRANT
Mr.. Welder was Ladysmith caller
Friday.
The Strangers were Ladysmith call
ers Monday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Hejnie is i'll with pneumonia.
Athena Plante and George Wesley
wore Ladysmith callers Saturday.
Gust sillman threshed clover FOL
Messrs. Miller, Raber, Stanger ano
Dud Black this week.
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WANTED: Government railway mail
clerks. Start $133 month; hotel
bills paid; railroad pass. Small town
applicants stand equal chance with
those from cities. Age 1886. Speci-
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STITUTE, DIS, Columbus, Ohio.
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Read the News-Budget want ads.
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Classified Want Ads.
HELP WANTED

GIRL WANTED-General homework.
Apply STATE SCHOOL FOR
DEAF, Delavan, Wis. 1886
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WANTED
TAKEN UP

FOUR HEAD OF CATTLE. Owner
may have same by identifying them
and paying for feed bill and cost of
advertisement NICK TESCHLER,
COnrath, Wis. $685.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

new Overland sedan.
: A bargain if taken at once. DICK
BOYLE, News-Budget Office. 2t*