Indictments Quashed in Eau Claire Bank Case
Indictments against G. E. Newmann L. E. McGill and J. A. Corbett were quashed in federal court. A crowd greeted the Soo Limited return to Ladysmith with speeches praising the officers. The court struck the false report charge, discharging the defendants and bondsmen. Names of local supporters and attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
G. E. Newmann
L. E. McGill
J. A. Corbett
First National Bank
Soo Limited
E. M. Worden
Robt. F. Corbett
Baker’s Saloon
Messrs
Newman
McGill
Ladysmith
Earling
Johnnie’’ Corbett
John Barnes
Sanborn
Supreme Court
J. W. Fritz
H. W. True
Robin Corbett
J. M. Harless
T. M. Thomas
M. G. Davis
O. E. Pederson
J. P. Pederson
Adam Carter
Lester Carter
W. T. Rooney
Sam Clough
Dr. H. R. T. Ross
M. K. Nally
J. T. Crosgriff
Otto Schroeder appeals liquor case to circuit court
Otto Schroeder appeals last week’s $50 fine and costs for selling liquor to a minor, challenging the publication legality of the ordinance. Wm Pomroy remains jailed with hearing set for the 10th. A Central fence gang laborer awaits sanity hearing after a crowbar attack that fractured a coworker’s jaw, with the suspect described as daffy on religion. Alden Bidinger & Co advertises Estey organs and used pianos in Waukegan Illinois with big reductions and easy payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schroeder
Wm. Pomroy
Dr. Ross
Menasha Paper Co
Central Fence
Estey
Alden, Bidinger & Co
Waukegan Ill
Training School Notes Report Busy Term Activities
Mrs Manning and Mrs Hill visited the Training School Friday afternoon. Mae Carter returns after illness. seniors freed for practice work. Commencement addresses given by Prin Burns at Weyerhauser and Hawkins on May 28 and 29. Memorial Day program held with Civil War talks by Corbett and Reeves. Model School opened June 2 under Miss Early. applications exceeded space. Seventeen seniors teaching practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin. Burns
Weyerhauser
Hawkins
Messrs. Corbett
Reeves
Miller
Conklin
Rev. Watson
Miss Early
Board of Education reelects most teachers for next year
The Board of Education completed the election of teachers for next year with five not reelected. In the High School Nellie Ures of Westboro takes the 6th and 7th grades, Ada Felch of Cadett the 8th grade, Ella Churchill of Michigan the 2nd and 3rd grades, Lucy Rosenquist the 1st grade, and Gladys McNair of Eau Claire will teach the 1st grade in the First ward shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Nellie Ures
Westboro
Miss Dill
Ada Felch
Cadett
Miss Brown
Ella Churchill
Michigan
Miss Noteware
Lucy Rosenquist
Bessie
Gladys McNair
Eau Claire
Early
Ladysmith Eighth Grade Diploma Recipients List
Diplomas were issued to the following Ladysmith pupils who completed the eighth grade last Thursday. Chloe Chrye Della Gould Mayme Johnston Mabel Kilgore Helen Krouse Elizabeth Miller Erma Miller Alphon sina Prevost Bessie Sands Virna Schweiger Helen Shutters Ola Wilson Maude Moore Lulu Jensen Ben Thompson Emmons Thompson Genie Thompson Ruth Wittenberger Verna Harrington Winnie Judd Kate Portman Helen Young Jennie Wallace Bessie Sabin Alice Smith Edna Fritz Josie Schwartz Lee Davis Mabel Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Chloe Chrye
Della Gould
Mayme Johnston
Mabel Kilgore
Helen Krouse
Elizabeth Miller
Erma Miller
Alphonsina Prevost
Bessie Sands
Virna Schweiger
Helen Shutters
Ola Wilson
Maude Moore
Lulu Jensen
Ben Thompson
Emmons Thompson
Genie Thompson
Ruth Wittenberger
Verna Harrington
Winnie Judd
Kate Portman
Helen Young
Jennie Wallace
County contest prizes announced at Ladysmith court house
The State Bank of Ladysmith offers four prizes of five dollars each to county contest winners on June 13 at the court house. Principal Burns provides five dollars for second prizes. Trials include reading writing spelling and adding. Contact Supt. W. N. Mackin for details. Any county student who has attended school this year may enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Ladysmith
Court House
Burns
W. N. Mackin
Two New Rusk County Churches Dedicated in District Meeting
The Rice Lake District of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church in America held a three day session at Glen Flora and Hawkins to dedicate new church buildings. Rev J E Nord led Glen Flora service and Rev T H Dahl officiated at Hawkins with wide attendance. Other clerics present included H Lund Olav Refsdal N M Minne H A Heyer M O Waldal N G Knudson R Rasmus sen Rev Olaf Hill serves as pastor for the Glen Flora Hawkins Weyerhauser and Long Lake churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake District
United Newegian Lutheran Church In America
Glen Flora
Hawkins
J. E. Nord
Rice Lake
T. H. Dahl
D. D
Minneapolis
H. Lund
Dallas
Olav Refsdal
Chetek
N. M. Minne
Catawba
H. A. Heyer
Cameron
M. O. Waldal
Meridian
N. G. Knudson
Rhinelander
R. Rasmussen
Ottawa
Ill
Olaf Hill
Weyerhauser
Long Lake
Revival Meetings Begin at Christian Church
A series of revival meetings will begin at the Christian church next Sunday conducted by Evangelist Nicholson of Redwood Falls Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Evangelist Nicholson
Redwood Falls, Minn
F R A Revived Fraternal Reserve Association Grows
The Fraternal Reserve Association revived by a deputy adds ten new members after organizing in the city a year ago. The lodge meets at I C O F hall on the first and third Mondays. Officers: D F Miller president Jessie Rogers vice president Frances E Brackett secretary D A Dilley treasurer J H Nichols sergeant A Kuschinski door keeper John Juroszek messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Reserve Association
I. C. O. F. Hall
D. F. Miller
Jessie Rogers
Frances E. Brackett
D. A. Dilley
J. H. Nichols
A. Kuschinski
John Juroszek
Train Service In Sixty Days On Wisconsin Central Line
More than 500 workers are ballast ing, grading, fencing and laying telegraph lines on the Wisconsin Central between this city and Superior. Nine work trains haul gravel from three shovels. 340 cars daily, with 6000 to 7000 feet laid daily. Through service Duluth to Chicago could begin by August. a future Owen Marshfield cut off may drop distance by about 40 miles and reduce time by roughly an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Superior
Great Northern
Central
Northern Pacific
Duluth
N. P
Birdsell
Chicago
Owen
Marshfield
Church notices reflect community religious services
Methodist Episcopal schedule lists morning and evening services at I. C. O. F. hall with Sunday school at 10 and sermons at 11 am and 8 pm. Christian announces evangelistic series with Ernest C. Nicholson from Redwood Falls, children’s day, and nightly services. Congregational and Baptist notices outline services, topics, Sunday school, and a violin solo by W. H. H. Ingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Service
I. C. O. F. Hall
J. E. Watson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Baptist
The
Baptist Church
W. H. H. Ingle
C. E
Church Service Schedule for German and Scandinavian Lutherans
German Lutheran Church announces Saturday and Sunday sessions with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and services next Sunday at 10 30 a m note no service on June 14 Pastor E A Brenrens. Scandinavian Lutheran holds service next Sunday at 2 30 p m in the German Lutheran church led by Pastor Olai Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Brenrens
Olai Hill
Murray a New Manufacturing and Agricultural Town on Chippewa
Murray locates on the Chippewa river in northern Rusk county as a planned town with timber and waterpower potential. Advertises land, rail access, and jobs across many businesses and promises private lot sales, steady growth, and no overselling. Contact townsite agents Phil S. Reed and H. R. Davlin for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Chippewa River
Rusk County
Wisconsin
Atlanta
Chippewa
Murry
Chicago
Superior
Duluth
Phil S. Reed
H. R. Davlin
Nat’l
Shirt Factory Planned for Ladysmith by Local Family
A. Roesler plans a 30 by 60 foot two story shirt factory on the block west of the High School. The firm will employ many workers with Mrs. Ella Wilgrub as manager and sons Charles and Fritz as partners. The building will include basement packing case work and will use city water, sewer, steam power, and a dynamo. Mrs Wilgrub will study Milwaukee area factories this summer in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Roesler
Minneapolis
Roesler & Jacobs
Ella Wilgrub
Charles
Fritz
Sheep Shipment Arrives for Indiana Bank President’s Farm
Hiram F. Bowman, president of the First State Bank of Bourbon Indiana, arrived via the Wisconsin Central last night with four decks of sheep to feed on his Bruce area farm this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram F. Bowman
First State Bank of
Bourbon, Ind
Wisconsin Central
Bruce
County Clerk Munroe Reports Weekly Marriage Licenses
Alfred Dubois and Grace Trender of Atlanta received a marriage license on June 2 as part of the county weekly releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe
Alfred Dubois
Grace Trender
Atlanta
City completes large improvements adding homes and streets
The city advances private improvements including new residences, porches, painting and sewer connections while adding catch basins along the sewer line. Nine concrete cross-walks will be laid in the business district and new sidewalks rise in all directions as the telephone network is relocated to accommodate the new cable, giving the city a metropolitan appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Company
Dust problem ends as street sprinkler arrives
Ladysmith merchants gain relief from street dust with a new sprinkler now in operation. Alderman Porter operates the device and is paid 25 cents weekly by each benefited business. He will earn more in dry spells and less in rainy weather, but merchants agree the cost is worthwhile to stay dust free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Alderman Porter
Porter
Local Mail Route Update And Church Revival News
Carrier E L Baxter of Ladysmith Rural Route 1 began his first trip Monday. A list of patrons was published contrary to post office rules. J A Schmidt is Baxter’s substitute. A petition seeks another route from the city. Revival meetings at the Baptist church ended Sunday night and Evangelist Clapp will hold meetings in the Terresita district for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Baxter
Ladysmith
Post Office
J. A. Schmidt
Mr. Baxter
Baptist Church
Clapp
Terresita
Vera Manley
Register of Deeds’ Office
A. N. Andersen
Hayward
Circuit Court
Jac Speich
Court House
Wm. Houpt
Neenah
E. H. Miller
Winneconne
D. Hl. Mather
Elgin
Waltham
Illinois
Kleinert
Money to loan Thomas and Carow Attorneys Ladysmith Wis
Attorneys Thomas and Carow based in Ladysmith Wisconsin offer loans. This notice indicates availability of loan funding and directs potential borrowers to contact the firm for terms and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Carow
Ladysmith
Wis
Local notes span visits and business in Tony area
The column records numerous town visits and errands from Tony and surrounding areas. Names include Louis Mattoon A Weidman A G Martindale and W R Merwin with several trips to Bruce Neenah Milwaukee and Hayward. Local commerce mentions Edison phonograph bargains at Kleinert's and jewelry offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mattoon
Tony
A. Weidman
Bruce
A. G. Martindale
Apollonia
Kleinert’s
E. W. Hughes
Neenah
Verna Harrington
Milwaukee
Decoration Day Observed With Ceremonies and Saint George Parade
Decoration Day was observed with services in the city. Civil War veterans and the Woman's Relief Corps visited the old cemetery to decorate graves, while river flowers honored sailor dead. Afternoon events moved to the opera house due to weather. Comrade Arch Young led ceremonies. A local quartet and schoolchildren performed patriotic pieces. Robert F. Corbett delivered the address, tracing war origins to colonial times and urging youth to honor veterans and uphold The Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Welpton
McNally
Butler
Opera House
Court House
Arch Young
Mamie Rosenquist
Robert F. Corbett
Spanish American War Veterans Plan Local Camp at Bruce
Nine veterans met at Bruce on Decoration Day to form a temporary organization aimed at securing a state charter for a Bruce based local camp. Most veterans live in Bruce area. Attendees included Archie Barrett W A Blackburn William Daily John Daily 3d U S Inf William Gray 26d U S Inf W W Dyer William Sauer 8d Wis Vol J A Carter 4th Wis Vol and A A Hadden 3d Nebr Vol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk County
Bruce
Archie Barrett
W. A. Blackburn
Wm. Daily
John Daily
U.S. Inf
Wm. Gray
U. S
W. W. Dyer
Wm. Sauer
J. A. Carter
A. A. Hadden
Moe Plans Move of Tailor Shop to Vacant Building
Moe Yerhard will relocate his tailor shop from the Post Office building to the former second hand store location. At the Odd Fellows election last Friday S L Chicker became Noble Grand R R Gould Vice Grand and B E French Secretary. Neenah businessman H Worden has made the city headquarters during a 20 000 000 foot log drive on the Flambeau river with drivers paid over 6000 and Wooden Ware Co handling 5 000 000 feet. The Deitz logs of Chippewa Logging and Boom Co were included in the haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerhard Moe
Odd Fellows
S. L. Chicker
Noble Grand
R. R. Gould
B. E. French
H. Worden
Neenah
Flambeau
Wooden Ware Co
Deitz
Chippewa Logging & Boom Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Manning
Mrs. Hill
Mae Carter
Hattie Stickney
Koba van Solen
May Smith
Ella Johnson
New Rusk County
Ernest C. Nicholson
Redwood Falls
Minn
J. S. Carter
Thomas Barker
A. Roesler & Co
QOUR
Worden’s Department Store
Fred Austin
H. H. Moller
City
Joan
A. N. Anderson
W. R. Merwin
Journal
Gust Arndt
Necedah
Sand’s
Sextonville
Thos. Foster
Big Bend
Herman Decker
Fred Harwood
First Ward
L. EK. Chambers
Donald Boys
Ed Higgins
Miss Fennacy
Stevens Point
John Shores
F. L. Dean
D. F. Manley
Marinette
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Christ Speich
Monticelld
Jac. Speich
John Moore
River Street
Second Street
Armstrong Land Co
Beldenville
Effie Putney
North Dakota
A. D. Putney
Fr. MacGough
Grand Rapids, Mich
Father Deininger
Fred Ingle
South Dakota
Fond du Lac
Nebrask Casket Co
G. A. R. Post
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