Circuit Court Grinds Through Roster of Civil and Criminal Cases
Circuit Judge John K. Parish presided with reporter W. T. Neander. Four of five criminal cases were nabbed for want of evidence, one after jurors sworn. in State vs Everett rape dismissed and assault substituted with acquittal. Civil docket saw multiple trials set or concluded. verdicts and dismissals listed. Jurors and outside attorneys named. Adjournment planned for late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Parish
Ashland
W. T. Neander
State
Everett
Forester
Baptist Church Preaches Sunday Services Invite
The Baptist church schedules morning and evening preaching next Sunday. The evening service will use the stereo ticon. Pastor J. Johnson invites all to attend all church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
J. Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Services at Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday afternoon services at the Christian Church. Sabbath school begins at 2 with preaching at 3 on the sermon subject Knowing and Doing. PD Jayne, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Jayne
Congregation notices regular services and topics
Regular services next Sunday include morning topic El Capitan a vacation revenue and evening topic Getting Wisdom. Sunday school at 10 am and C eo at 7 15 pm with special quartet music. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30. All are cordially invited. Tos Barker, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregationat
Christian Regular Services Next Sunday
The church presents a Sunday schedule: 10 Sunday school, 11 worship with the sermon The Gospel in Outline, 12 communion, 7 Christian Endeavor, 8 evening sermon Dealing with Difficulties by Pastor J. Irwin Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Irwin Carter
Panama Play at the Opera House Promises Bright Stage Night
The new melodrama Panama, a tale of the canal, will be staged Sept. 10 at the opera house. An American civil engineer battles a Spaniard, patriotism and romance weave through the plot, with humor from a Yankee inventor, a tom boy girl, a widow and a Chinaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Opera House
Fruit varieties tested to boost Rusk county industry
Alderman S Clough reports a small vineyard south of his first ward home expected to yield heavily this year due to climate and soil. Frosts are not expected to harm grapes. Thos Foster, juror at circuit court in Dig Bend, notes apple trees of the Hibernial variety with over 200 well formed apples per tree, three inch diameters on five year old trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
S. Clough
Clough
Thos. Foster
Dig Bend
Richardson resigns Tony Enterprise editor job to join Calumet
Fre W Richardson editor and manager of the Tony Enterprise resigned his position and will move to Prentice at the start of the month to work on the Calumet. His successor will be Nicholas Christman from Owen. A classified note offers a ten acre Ladysmith area farm for 625 dollars with half down or exchange for Ladysmith property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Richardson
Tony Enterprise
Tony
Prentice
Calumet
Nicholas Christman
Owen
Ladysmith
Wis
Rusk County Fair Directors Rally For Countywide Effort
At a Bruce meeting of the Rusk County Fair directors it was decided that President Archie Barrett should dedicate his full time from today until the fair to traveling the county and building up exhibits. Additional work will improve the race track and buildings, and county residents are urged to contribute to make Rusk county's first fair a success.
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Rusk County
Bruce
Pres
Archie Barrett
Property transfers listed in various warranty deeds
A series of warranty deeds shows transfers from Sophia Przybylski to Leon Przybylski and multiple other transfers. Purchasers include H E Schroeder, W E Clark, J H Crocker, T D Goodrich, J L Gates Land Co, O G Mauless, Odin A Ostness, W J Musser, Richard Marth, LaRoy Cox, Chester S Sergeant, J B Thernault, and Ephreme Desforge. Amounts range from $1.00 to $2,000.00 for parcels in sections 3, 5, 6, 14, 23, and 32-36 within county plats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Przybylski
Leon Przybylski
E Schroeder
H Crocker & Wf
Albertina Miller
D Goodrich & Wf
L Gates Land Co
Hughey & Dorchester
Mauless & Wf
Jas
Mitchell
HOGG
Gates Land Co
Odin
Ostness
W. J. Musser
J. O Fuller
W J Musser
E Callaway
Richard Marthaler
Acre
Chester S
LaRoy Cox
Thernault
Ephreme Desforge
Meses Saew
Brother Identifies Body of Wisconsin Central Victim
Joseph Huth of Norwalk Ohio arrived Tuesday and exhumed a man killed at the Thornapple bridge on August 11. He identified the corpse as his brother Herman who had left home last November amid family trouble and had not been heard from since. He did not remove the body but settled affairs and returned home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Huth
Norwalk
Ohio
Wisconsin Central
Thornapple Bridge
Herman
Common Council Proceedings from Ladysmith Wisconsin 1907
Ladysmith officials meet in August 1907 with adjournments due to no quorum and again later with roll call showing all present except Speidel. Bills read include work on streets water bills and school plans. A sinking fund resolution and borrowing authorization of up to 5500 dollars are approved. Adjournments set for Aug 24 and Sept 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Wis
Chambers
KK. L. Tirrany
Cardinal
Clough
Nate Hand
P. J. DeSmith
Board of Review
G. L. Spear
J. A. Micharnison
Speidel
J. Lindoo
I. Perry
Sam Snyder
Alby Ben Aye
Water Works Committee
State Bank of Ladysmith
Ladysmith National Bank
North Wisconsin State Fair Vendors Listed By Booth
A list of exhibitors includes Miss Collins millinery Gust Arndt shoes D Ingle and Son furniture Chas Karst hardware and C W Swartz tailor at the North Wisconsin State Fair detailing participating merchants and their trade specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Collins— Millinery
Gust Arndt—Shoes
D. Ingle & Son—Furniture
Chas. Karst—Hardware
C.W. Swartz—Tailor North Wisconsin State Fair
Small Twister Destroys Home Wrecks Moore Family
A small cyclone last Friday at about 5 pm struck L. V. Moore’s home three miles north of town on Gates road, tearing the frame house apart and killing three year old Harry Moore. Mrs Moore dislocated both hips and fled to a storm cellar but was swept into brush. her older child remained uninjured. The twister also toppled an outhouse, scattered the school chimney bricks, and damaged nearby homes as it moved eastward, with W. J. Musser narrowly escaped. funeral services for Harry were held Sunday at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Moore
Gates Road
Dan Moriariety
Moore
Musser
Mr. Moore
Newman
Ladysmith
Baker Hotel
Yinere
Geo. E. Warner
Willey
Thos. Barker
J. S. Carter
Riverview Cemetery
Births in the Community This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Carlson welcomed a son on Aug. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grain had a daughter on Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith welcomed a daughter on Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Fraser had a son on Aug. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pippin greeted a daughter on Aug. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hartkey reported a daughter on Aug. 30. Job printing service available at the News Budget office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Carlson
Herman Grain
Wm. Smith
Wim. Fraser
Walter Pippin
Chas. Hartkey
Town of Exeland Platted in Rusk County Auction Draws Buyers
The new town of Exeland in Rusk County was laid out by Arpin Hardwood Lumber Co. and lots were sold at auction. A special Bruce to Exeland train carried prospective buyers to the site near the Chippewa River just north of the old Murry post office.
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Exeland
Rusk County
Wisconsin Central
Chippewa Valley & Northern
Chippewa River
Northern Wisconsin State Fair Dates at Chippewa Falls
The Northern Wisconsin State Fair will run in Chippewa Falls on Sept 16 17 18 19 and 20 with daily themes from Monday through Friday. Secretary Clark reports aims to maximize attendance and showcase agriculture with 12000 dollars in premiums up 2000 from last year and higher purses for trotting pacing and running races. Free vaudeville attractions arranged with Western Managers association and Minnesota State fair bookings accompany special rail excursions to accommodate northern Wisconsin visitors.
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Chippewa Falls
Bloomer
Stanley
Clark
Wisconsin
Western Managers’ Vaudeville Association
Wisconsin Normal Schools Train Teachers for Village Schools
There are twelve county training schools in Wisconsin with eight years of operation in some cases. Four new schools open this fall. To enter the Rusk County Training School for Teachers on September 9, notify County Supt. W. N. Mackin, Ladysmith, at once. Attend if you plan to teach unless you choose a State Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Rusk County
W. N. Mackin
Ladysmith
Marriage Licenses Issued for Spurrier Whiteaker and Radke
The county clerk issued marriage licenses for William Spurrier of Fern and Jennie Whiteaker of Ladysmith, dated August 26. Also licensed were August Peterson of Adams North Dakota and Tessie Radke of Weyerenheuser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spurrier
Fern
Jennie Whiteaker
Ladysmith
August Peterson
Adams, N. Dak
Tessie Radke
Weyerhaeuser
Local society notes and hires in Ladysmith area
Local brief items list new night clerk at Gerard Hotel and several job openings. Many residents from Ingram Bruce Tony and neighboring towns visit Ladysmith on business. Community notices include wolf bounty paid, servidores at Wordens store, and social events with the Ladies Aid and Christian Endeavor activities.
Ladysmith School Opens With Grade Assignments
Next Tuesday marks the return to school for Ladysmith's 600 pupils with classes split between the high school building and the old school house. Teachers include Miss Gertrude Winn and Miss Alice Early for primary grades, Miss Bertha A. Dill for the sixth grade, and a full high school staff led by principal C. J. McCormick with assistants Estella McFadden Mary Dodge Maude E. Monroe and others teaching grades 3 through 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
First Street West
Gertrude Winn
Alice
Bertha A. Dill
C. J. McCormick
Estella McFadden
Mary Dodge
Maude E. Monroe
Edith Brown
Marian Batson
Augusta Monet
Maude Noteware
Ida M. Peterson
Bessie Rosenquist
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Charles McGovern
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company
H. A. Henke
Celia Duprey
Stephen Duprey
Justice Court
Rasmus Johnson
Albert Skerka
O. E. Pederson
Thomas Gunderson
W. S. Boyer
R. A. Austin
A. G. Beebers
Minneapolis
Walter Forester
M. B. Odash
Mathilda Schmidtgall
Ernest von Sendon
J. L. Gates Land Co
F. X. Axtell
Zachariah Crye
Town of
Flambeau
P. M. Bell
Flambeau River
I. Dupont Co
James Kelly
W. I. Griffiths
John Griffiths
Carl Osse
Joseph Beaudette
Sam Britton
Angeline Britton
Max Frydaychowicz
J. L. Yeeman
H. O. Shaver
John P. Pinkham
Savings, Loan & Trust Co
G. E. Newman
Samual W. Warner
Elizabeth L. Warner
Damon O. Day
J. Egertsen
Martha Egertsen
Lumbermans State Bank
Garn
Osborne & Clark
Alfred Olies
Mary Lemon
Maggie Kiefert
Charles Kiefert
Mrs. E. ©. Wade
Arthur Scoville
Fred Acker
Strickland
T. F. Armstrong, Jr
James Bartley
Stubbs
W. H. Bates
Big Bend
Sam Clough
Daniel Cox
Marshall
W. H. Crawford
Glen Flora
Cameron Drake
Willard
W. Fern
Tom Foster
Guy Grignon
John Hesser
Otis Harless
Martin Kane
Dewey
Tos. Barker
Richardson
Common Council
Rolleall
Kiefer
Gordon
Baker
Michaelson
EK. L. Trrrany
News-Budget Office
Wisconsin State Fair
Rusk County Training Gehan
E. M. Worden
Arthur Kilgore
Gerard Hotel
Patno's
Ix? Taylor of
Ingram
John Fenno
City
A. G. Briggs
Roy Biller
True
R. R. Milian
Barron
Ethel Clough
Conrath
C. Kk. Cooper
A. J. Chubb
Boyd
Lydia Byers
James Armitage
D. F. Clark
Esther Harmony
Rose Chickern
Hawkins
O. M. Goodwill
Rhinelander
C. G. Smith
J. W. Fritz
Devils Creek
Pearl Briggs
Verna Ketcham
Genevieve Dean
J. H. Thompson
W H. Judd
Oshkosh
Frances Kilgore
Asa Baker
Jas. McCullough
Nick Fieder
Worden
J. B. Gruber
Mrs. Landmark
Crandon
Robi. Corbett
Will Corbett
H. A. Dimock
Jos. Senenbrenner
Brother Jos. Wicker
Escanaba, Mich
Mhorpen
John Vander Linden
Grand Rapids
A. J. Walker
St. Paul
Mrs. D. Ingle
W. H. Cleveland
Justice Carnahan
Elizabeth Sullivan
Sullivan
Marengo
Lester Clark
Ladies’ Aid
Price
Tena
Minnie Weeland
Cecil Crabb
Depere
John Deidrick
R. C. Sivertson
Tomahawk
Worden’s
W.C.T. A
Conklin
Mae Mahoney
Grace Lee
Abbotsford
LeLoy
Minn
Christian Endeavor Society
S. Switzer
D. Bogue
Katherine Welpton
Mabel Sinclair
Fr. Schell
News- Budget Office
Jessie Ingle
Blanche Tiffany
Geo. R. Heath
Beauchen
Sawyer County
Wm. Courter of
Ed. Switz
Pearl Findlay
Ernest Goyette
Owen Morday
Joe Clean
Marehticid
Mrs
Grover Fiest
Northfield
A. C. Mooney
Merrill
Willie Shief
Wm. Pagel
Medford
Noble and Son
Marshfield
Eli, Noble
Webster Dyer
Ball Grounds
Cyrus Stanton
Frank Hughes
Neenah
Andersen & Bogue
Mirs. J. W. Fryberg
Atlanta
Kimily Entwistle
Oglesby, NL
Mitchell King of
Ruth Adam of
Mrs. L Soules
Geo. Chamberlin
Chicago
H. J. Brownell
J. (. Young
Emily
Parkalls
Agnes Pagel
S. J. Williams
Auburndale
Mae Hanson
Chesla
Osceola
Jake Schmidt
Pennington
Karl
Ellen M. Healy
Brothers. Mead
Jos. McCarrison
Greenwich
Superior
Soldiers Grove
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