Guards in Camp to Train at Camp Douglas in July
The Ladysmith state guards will camp at Camp Douglas from July 27 for a week. They will train in tactics sham battles marching and marksmanship. They receive shoes from the government and an outfit is nearly complete. A Sunday hike to Carter schoolhouse includes target practice with two rifles and 5 000 rounds supplied. A military ball is planned for July 3 or 4 with details to follow.
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Ladysmith
State Guards
Camp Douglas
Carter
E. Reichl
Messrs
E. L. A. Bruegger
Red Cross Rummage Drive At Weyershauser Branch
Ladies in charge report items brought in and taken out at the Weyershauser Red Cross rooms. Donations include socks and pajamas plus sweaters and helmets. A rummage sale is planned later in the month. June 1 dance yielded 37.50 for the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
H. C. Muckle
Faith Hutchinson
Stevens
Mrs. Kenyon
Mrs. Muckle
Mrs. Wise
Mrs. Hazelton
Mrs. Stevens
C. A. Acker
Mrs. Gillett
Red Cross Rooms
Grace McGeer
Christian Church Service Flag Dedication Noted
The Christian church dedicated its service flag during the morning service last Sunday. The flag bears twenty three stars and the full listing of names will be published next week as details are finalized.
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Christian Church
Electric storm strikes Birchwood residence three times
The Charles Amey home in Birchwood Wisconsin was struck three times during a recent electrical storm. Minor damage occurred but the house could have suffered a fatal outcome if the Amey daughter had been in her bed as lightning struck it.
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Birchwood
Wis
Charles Amey
County Clerk Pays Bounties for Wolves This Week
This week the county clerk issued payments for wolf bounty claims. J. E. Jones of Washington received $10 for a wolf. Wm Rybarczyk of Hawkins collected $40 for a wolf and five pups.
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J. E. Jones
Washington
Wolf
Wm. Rybarczyk
Hawkins
Reward Offered for Evidence in Ladysmith Thefts
A $200 reward is offered by T. J. Gallo of Ladysmith Wisconsin for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of those stealing from him and damaging his property. The reward is payable when evidence is produced and letters should be sent to Ladysmith, Wisconsin.
Local Recruits Sent to Puget Sound
The News-Budget reports William R. Schwartz enlisted in the navy as a seaman last week and was sent to Milwaukee for examination. He says he passed and headed for Puget Sound, Wash., with Roy Jacobs. Other enlistees went to Great Lakes, Ill.
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William R. Schwartz
Navy
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Wash
Roy Jacobs
Great Lakes
Annu al Guernsey Sale Draws Big Crowd and High Prices
Atty L E McGill attended the Eau Claire Guernsey Breeders Association sale and bought a registered bull and heifer. Large turnout and brisk trading sent stock to high prices, including a butter fat record cow at 535 dollars. McGill recently sold three bulls from City View Farm to Isaac Ammerman Carl Kreklau and William Daigle. The Daigle sire Rose's Champion of Whitelaw won blue at the last Rusk County Fair.
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Hubbard
Carl Kreklau
Grant
William Daigle
Atlanta
Rose
Whitelaw
Rusk County
Will Register German Women Begins June 17
By order of the Attorney General German alien females will begin registration Monday June 17 and continue through Wednesday June 26. Registration hours are 6:00 am to 8:00 pm except Sunday June 23 with Manning and Swaim’s office as the local site. The War Work Division of the Department of Justice oversees the process in small communities, with finger prints and four photos required for each registrant.
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Manning & Swaim
United States
Congress
Department of Justice
Naval Service
Harold Stair Transfer Mentioned After Ship Sinking
Frank Stair reports his son Harold Stair, a former seaman, served on the transport President Lincoln sunk last Friday on its return from France. The youth had been transferred to another transport before this fatal voyage and hoped to rejoin President Lincoln, though confirmation of his presence remains unclear.
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Frank Stair
Harold Stair
President Lincoln
France
America
Lincoln
Chippewa Herald
Registration in Rusk County 101 Names Registered
Registration in Rusk County on June 5 listed 101 men aged 21 or older. The long list includes Carl Schmidt Ladysmith Omer Curtis Ladysmith Arthur Graack Crane Aubrey Smith Ladysmith Vern Holden Glen Flora and many others from Glen Flora Birchwood Weyerhaeuser and surrounding towns.
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Rusk
Rusk County
Carl John Schmidt
Ladysmith
Omer E. Curtis
Arthur P. Graack
Crane
Aubrey Campbell Smith
Vern Victor Holden
Glen Flora
John Stephen Sirek
Birchwood
Joseph Benjamin Thompson
Kenneth Shepherd
Conrath
Otto Edwin Pearson
Harold L. Frick
Claude Elroy Freestone
Albert Zebro, Jr
Weyerhaeuser
George Wood
Holcombe
Oscar W. Johnson
Weyerhauser
Hazzen Miller
Edwin Romeo Luethi
Flambeau
Clifford E. Johnson
Ingram
Jed O. Fecteau
Jerey Steubs
Mike J. Chekalske
Walter J. Humber
Bruce
Willie W. Odash
Kalish
Mike Barley
Joseph F. Suda
Lehigh
Willard Henry
Edward Wm. Frenchick
Frank Nick Thull
Paul Barfknecht
Antone Pilarski
Roland Ellsworth Sherwood
Ellwood L. A. Bruger
Alfred Clarence Peterson
Anthony Skrupky
Milton Goff
Arthur Thomas Gunderson
St Roy
Benjamin Fillion
Lester Bliffert
Christ Klopfenstein
William Copp
Ladysmth
Arche Guy Johnson
Jesse Wm. Potter
Chetek
Guilliaume St. Germain
Sherman L. Dunahee
Fred Arthur Purdum
Elden Robert Wallace
City Students Celebrate Perfect Attendance Recipients
During the past school year fifty five students across city schools achieved perfect attendance. Names from Highschool Junor high West side South Side and Library sections are listed. There were 102 tardiness cases in the high school with 59 in semester one and 48 in semester two.
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Our
Pupis
Lillian Ashley
Bernice Bergevin
Charlotte Dean
Daisy Carpenter
Lizzie Gilman
Evelyn Hilliker
Audrey Hellander
Edith Novotne
Irma Nelson
Elsie Oldendorf
Raymond Petan
Floyd Stout
Lainus Simon
Essie Sigworth
Eva Spiegelburg
Edna Spiegelburg
Mary Thompson
Junor High School
Anla Bell
Gladys Connor
James Simon
Ethel Wilson
Harold Schroeder
Crystal Carter
Cora Cook
Alice Hayes
Norma Nelson
Oscar Olson
West Side
Eleanor Drier
Elsie Olson
Florence Byovan
Ralph Lund
Ruth Woerman
Beatrice Anderson
Crystal Hayes
Marian Thompson
Myrtle Watson
Viola Bovee
Winifred East
Beatrice Michaels
Students on Scholastic Honor List at H. H. High
The second semester honor roll includes Hazel Carpenter Beulah Elwood Austin Lutter Jane Morgan Irma Nelson Orvis Nichols Edith Novotne Velma Pickett Inez Richards Frederick Schiotz and Hattie Staley. Edith Novotne tops the school with a 92 percent average for both semesters.
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Hazel Carpenter
Beulah Elwood
Austin Lutter
Jane Morgan
Irma Nelson
Orvis Nichols
Edith Novotne
Velma Pickett
Inez Richards
Frederick Schiotz
Hattie Staley
Rusk County boys join regular army in Third U. S. Infantry
Ray L. Smith reports from Camp Eagle Pass Texas that six other Rusk county youths joined him in the Third United States Infantry forming Company L. The group traveled 75 hours by train from Camp Grant via Galesburg Arkansas City Fort Worth and San Antonio to Eagle Pass near the Rio Grande. Also noted Ruben Antonoff failed the army physical and will return to Ladysmith after a visit to New York.
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Ray L. Smith
Rusk County
U. 58. Inf
Uncle Sam
Eagle Pass
Texas
Camp Eagle Pass
U. S. Inf
Sparta
Camp Grant
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Galesburg
Arkansas City
Camp Logan
Lone Star State
Wisconsin
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Rio Grande River
Piedras Negras
Mexico
U. S
Co. L
3Rd
U.S. Inf. Co. L
Ruben Antonoff
Ladysmith
New York
Rusk County Boy Dies in France During War Service
Victor Earl Johnson of Weyerhaeuser, a private in Battery B, 120th U S Field Artillery, died in France May 15 from diphtheria after a period of illness following mumps. He volunteered June 29 1917 with Troop K First Wisconsin Cavalry, later joining the artillery unit. Survived by parents two brothers twin sister and two sisters. He was 24.
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Victor Earl. Johnson
Weyerhaeuser
Rusk County
France
Johnson
Victor
120Th U. S. Field Artillery
First
Wisconsin Cavalry
A. A. Hadden
Camp Douglas
Wis
Waco
Texas
Erick Johnson
War Department
United States
Oscar
Arthur
Ray M. Keeley
Minneapolis
Vera
Mable
Keeley
Interior
Mich
Victor Johnson
St Marys School Closing Exercises Scheduled
An attractive program will be presented by St Marys School pupils on Friday June 14 at 7 30 pm Admission 25 cents for general seats 35 cents for reserved 15 cents for children Proceeds support beds and furniture for the new hospital.
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St. Mary’s
Hospital Receives First Patients at New St Marys
Mrs. Mike Arts of Tony entered the new St Marys hospital as the first patient. Her sister-in-law Mrs. Christ Arts, also of Tony, followed for a nervous breakdown. Two more patients arrived: James Boleyn of Exeland for medical care and Fred LeMars of this city after losing part of his left foot in a mill saw accident at Flambeau River Lumber Co.
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Mike Arts
Tony
New
St. Mary’s Hospital
Christ Arts
James Boleyn
Exeland
Fred LeMars
Flambeau River Lumber Co
Modern Woodmen Benefit Dance For French Orphans
The local lodge of the M W A will host a benefit dance Saturday night. Proceeds go to a fund for French orphans and tickets are 75 cents.
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The
War Savings Day June 28 urged nationwide pledges
The piece urges Wisconsin communities to meet War Savings pledges by June 28 1917 with local signing sites to avoid delays. It notes Mineral Point and Barneveld exceeding quotas, details stamp prices rising in June and the plan to track every citizen who subscribes or does not. It emphasizes mass participation and readiness to report to Washington.
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Red Cross
Mineral Point
Iowa County
Barneveld
3Arneveld
Wisconsin
Uncle Sam
Sam
Washington
U S Marines Push Back Through Torey Bouresches
American Marines in a second assault on German lines captured the village of Torey and pressed into Bouresches. They held Torey against repeated counterattacks and drove the enemy from Bouresches streets, attaining all planned objectives despite Torey not being in the original target.
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Torey
Bouresches
Mines Sink Three Vessels Off Lewes
Reports from Lewes Delaware say a German submarine minefield sank the tug Waltham and two coal barges. The fate of the crews is not known.
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Lewel
Del
Waltham
Children Stage Show and Carnival for Red Cross
Lorraine and Lester Martin hosted a garage theatre and lawn carnival with help from Mildred Flora Donna Marie Alfred William James Schoenwalder John Wilmer Carow Alice Morgan Manley French Dessa Dubois and Howard Pagel. The program raised 6.85 for the Red Cross.
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Lorraine
Lester Martin
M. C. Martin
Red Cross
Mildred Flora
Donna
Marie
Alfred
William
James Schoenwalder
John
Wilmer Carow
Alice Morgan
Manley French
Dessa DuBois
Howard Pagel
Ladysmith Boy Hurt When Aeroplane Falls
Fred LaBerge of Ladysmith was injured when the aeroplane he rode in at Waco Texas fell to the ground on May 22. A wire snapped causing a crash into another machine. He is improving and will soon be fully recovered but cannot fly again, doctors say.
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Fred LaBerge
L LaBerge
Waco
Texas
Fred
Ladysmith Plans Fourth Celebration With Picnic in Park
Plans are under way in Ladysmith for a Fourth of July celebration. A meeting of the Rusk County Development Association may coincide with the event and a basket picnic in the park is planned. Further details will be announced later.
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Ladysmith
Rusk County Development Association
Rusk County Red Cross Drive Surpasses Quota
Contributions to the Red Cross in Rusk County total $5,140 with more expected. The county quota stood at $3,000, making the showing notably gratifying.
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Red Cross
Rusk County
Meadow Brook Town Created by Court Decree
Judge Wickham in Hayward circuit court last Monday afternoon created the new town of Meadow Brook from Weirger territory. The new town includes all of Township 37 north range 6 west, per Exeland Enterprise report.
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Wickham
Hayward
Meadow Brook
Weirger
Exeland Enterprise
Bee Keepers Gather in Rusk County Session
Bee keepers of Rusk County hold a session at the George Moore bee yard in this city. A. H. Kale of Washington with the U S Department of Agriculture attends and delivers an address and demonstrations.
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Rusk County
George Moore
A. H. Kale
Washington
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
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Ladysmith “Cavalry Troop
ST. Mary’s School
C. L. Peck
Kennan
M. D. Moorhead
Clark
Irene Cole
Ashland
Chicago
Manley Hotel
Priscilla Alden
Freda Moller
Minnie Kneeland
F. M. Doyle
Grace Brown
McGill
Frank Nelson
Marine Corps
S. Antonoff
Louis Strouse
St. Paul
Antonoff
Victor Earl Johnson
Ladysmith News
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