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Ladysmith News Budget

Location

Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1911

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Fourth of July Celebration Plans in Ladysmith Details

The article outlines a full day program for Ladysmiths Fourth of July celebration with sunrise gun salutes float parade and prize events in the morning. Afternoon contests include hose coupling, races, a firemen relay, log rolling and a grand fireworks display at Gerard Hotel followed by a dance at Wordens opera house. Committees and local business support are listed with strong fundraising progress nearing $500.

Ladysmith Baker Hotel Frances Manning Johnson Flambeau River Gerard Hotel Worden Opera House J. Stevens P. S. Reed John Vich C. Kirwar J. A. Michaelson A. ©. Thompson E. M. Worden A. E. Foster A. Kegferud

Lady Smith Brass Band Reform for Fourth of July

After a year long gap Lady Smith reorganizes a brass band led by S Swancutt with veteran players. The group already rehearsed and is booked for Fourth of July events, featuring Gil Hendrickson Ed Gehler Grant Diamond Ray McQuillan Raf Spear Colby Hutchinson Nils Luell Geo Luell C Reif Ralph Johnson Gus Oman Henry Lewin Henry Robarge O C Adams Henry Wilson F Mellihatten and others.

Ladysmith S. Swarcutt S. Swancutt Gil Hendrickson Ed. Gehler Grant Diamond Ray McQuillan Raf Spear Colby Hutchinson Nils Luell Geo. Luell C. Reif Ralph Johnson Gus Oman Henry Lewin Henry Robarge O. C. Adams Henry Wilson F. Mellihatten

Public Library to Resume Book Lending Next Monday

After two months closed due to a contagious disease epidemic, the Public Library will begin issuing books next Monday. The library has remained open this week but has not issued any books.

Strawberry Festival on Sabin Lawn for Charity

The festival offers strawberries and ice cream at 10 cents a dish next Wednesday from 6 to 9 PM on O C Sabin's lawn beside the Gerard hotel. Proceeds support the Christain Church.

O. C. Sabin Gerard Hotel Christain Church

Flambeau Ripplings Junior Class Issue at Ladysmith High

Ladysmith High School releases Vol 1 of Flambeau Ripplings a 100 page attractive annual featuring 14 pages of local advertising and illustrations of the school building classes sports Macbeth scenes and postcard views. Only 250 copies printed at 75 cents each and selling quickly.

The Dysmith High School Ladysmith

Married Miller Young in Ladysmith Home Ceremony

Ernest Henry Miller and Emilie Stiles Young wed at the bride’s Ladysmith home on June 16 with Rev. Chas H Sanders officiating. Guests from Park Falls Winneconne Neenah and Sleepy Eye attended before the couple left for Oshkosh and a new life in Portage amid best wishes.

Oshkosh John Young Ladysmith Ladysmith Furniture Co Portage Ed Ross Park Falls L. M. Miller Miller Karlson Winneconne David Young Harry Young Edith Nussbicker Neenah A. W. Bingham Sleepy Eye Minn

Fourth of July posters aid Lady Smith and Sheldon celebrations

The News-Budget provided large colored posters for Independence Day events in Lady Smith and Sheldon. B. F. Kinyon purchased a herd of horses E. A. Kirwan imported from the west and promptly sold four to C. E. Cole, who has a contract to haul cream to the local creamery.

Ladysmith Sheldon B. F. Kinyon E. A. Kirwan C. E. Cole

Eighth Grade Commencement and Local Accidents

The eighth grade commencement at Ladysmith High School marks the largest class yet, with expectations of shared space next fall as crowded facilities force at home study. Harry Munroe, age 12, battles dangerous pneumonia, while L Crowe of Bruce recovers after a mill accident near town with serious injuries.

Ladysmith

Tony Defeats Us In 6-4 Thriller On Home Ground

The local baseball team lost to the Tony twirlers 6 to 4 last Sunday at home. After a 1-1 tie in the fifth, Tony exploded for four runs in the sixth with no outs, then added one more in the seventh. The locals rallied briefly but fell short as Maple Centre beat Ladysmith 11 to 4 in the second game.

Tony Horsehide

Mayor Comments on Bridge Plans and City Attorney

Mayor Richards spoke from his farm about a new bridge project by the M W W Co. He expects the city attorney to certify the proceedings as regular and the agreement to be signed within days. A Masonic picnic at Chetek drew attendees from Ladysmith Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire.

Richards Ladysmith Chippewa Falls Eau Claire Chetek A. N. Andersen E. W. Day W. E. Thompson Stella Barbour Pearl Williams Lyda Ellison C. C. Kile A Kopperud A. C. Thompson Elmer Hill E. W. Hill

Ladysmith champions track team wins two big races

Ladysmith's track squad claimed two victories at the state meet, edging rivals in the sprints and distance events. Top athletes led the charge as the team secured decisive wins, boosting their standings and celebrating a strong performance statewide.

Lady Smith Track Team Wins Fort Atkinson Hose Race

Fort Atkinson telegram reports Lady Smith Track Team won the Championship Hose Race and the Relay Coupling Contest at the Annual State Tournament. Prizes total 112 dollars and a silver trumpet. Notable competitors listed include Fred Speich and Captain Kurz with a long attendee roster.

Worden Ave East Hotel Worden’s Corner Court House Manley Hotel Postoffice Lindoo State Bank Fritz’ Corner Rusk County Bank Martin’s Corner Baker Hotel Corner Baker Hotel Porch Fred Speich Fort Atkinson Wis Aug Simon South Milwaukee Worden Avenue Manney Ladysmith Reedsburg D. F. Manley V. Karz D. Speidel S. L. Chicker John Vich John Carter F. I. Hughes Ray Woodhouse L. A. Clark Ralph Drum Delbert Woorhouse Allan McGill Art Kilgore Glen Carter Geo. Luel Jr Hebard Phil Leveille Theron Clark C. Brown Paul Smith

Wood arraigned on assault charges after farm dispute

Roy Wood of Sheldon faced two arraignments in Marshall on venue changes. First charged with threatening to do bodily harm, he posted a $300 peace bond or 90 days in jail. Then charged with assault with intent to harm, he was bound over to circuit court for $500 or jail. Dan Austin, the complainant, suffered a broken arm. Wood had worked at the Austin farm amid a dispute. Stanley Maholski was found guilty of assault and battery in Manning's court.

Roy Wood Sheldon Reeves Justice Thompson Marshall Manning Dan Austin Wood Austin

Sheep shipments from Montana for Darlington Bros

Twelve carloads of sheep were unloaded for Darlington Bros at Fambeau on Saturday. Two carloads were sent to Sheldon. A total of 7,000 sheep will be pastured on the ranch this summer.

Montana Darlington Bros Fambeau Sheldon

Velvet Special Reassigns Dining Car Route

The Velvet Special now carries the dining car south to Owen rather than delivering it at Stone Lake as before. This change shifts dining service location for travelers headed toward Owen.

Owen Stone Lakeas

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Aldens R. Alden & Sas Chicago Red Alden Bruce A. J. Martin Perry Keith C. E. Culver B. E. French H. W. True J. F. Mitchell M. C. Martin A. A. Hadden Tom Baker A. J. Mar Tin Ladysmith Brass Band Thompson Lillian Bay Lee William Blaine Nalley Pearl Violet Lindoo Lula Lowell Meat Man Reif & Olson L. H. S. Annual Ladysmith High School Frances Cushman Manning Robert Kane Pearl Roesler Vera Manley Laura Leveille Roland Vilett Harry Munroe F. E. Munroe L. Crowe Jacobs Jung Vienna Bakery Maple Maple Centre Hayes G. Leonhard Lands Cc of Perry Hayes FT. Atkinson Capt. Kurz Stanley Maholski Justice Manning Darlington Ranch Fritz Dry Goods Co
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