Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
rHE CITY AND VICINITY

Mrs. A. M. Rosenqulst returned on
Monday from a visit at Barron.
M. Demo and wife spent Sunday with
the family of their daughter, Mrs.
Frantz near Cameron.
A. P. Anderson of Glen Flora was
business visitor in Ladysmithaa Thursday.
EaIo on cannot build up a, community by
standing on the street corner and groWl-
ing.
When a traGesman puts in three
fourths of his time on a bench in front
of his place of business, prices will
hardly be enticing.
u Joe Crabb and Isadore Guns were in
the city from Grow Tuesday. Joe is
still recovering from his recent severe
illness and hopes soon to again take up
his strenuous work of land clearing
with its production Of wood.
Mrs. Howard Woodbury. and son were
in town from their Grow home Tuesday.
The Woodburys appreciate the efforts
OF the News in advertising Rusk county
Thomas Blackburn, brother of W. A.
Blackburn of Bruce, was in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Blackburn will be en-
ployed in the bank at Ingram when
that institution gets under way.
J. M. French was caller in the
city Thursday Mr.. French says that
he hasn't yet begun his annual harvest of
wolves, but that the campaign we'll not
be unduly delayed.
F. A. Burnand manager Of the
Minneapolis Salvage company will con-
duct for O. C. Sabin the salvage sale
that commences Saturday, Oct. 9Th.
Mr.. Burnand has quarters at Hotel
Baker.
We recently remarked that the
Budget was getting decent We
were premature.
Street commissioner Mentally keeps
everlas tingly at it and we see the. re
suit.
DR.. Christensen of Hawkins, was in
the city a part of the week looking
over the situation with a view to locat-
ing here.
state Bank Examiner Richards was
in the city on official business this week.
The cement work at the Ladysmith
National bank corner is being extend
ed westward.
Christ Wilson and wife of Glen Flora,
were callers in Ladysmith the last of
the week.
Eli Belief, the Glen Flora hotel man,
was in Ladysmith Wednesday morning.
Quite a party went down to the
Barron street fair this week. Why
not fair here?
F. H. Campbell was down on the
Central transacting business the first
of the week.
Eben Thompson was a business call
er in the city from Glen Flora Satur-
day.
Arthur E. Powell, who recently came
to Ladysmith and invested in sheep
ranch and other property, made trip
to the western country this week.
You can change your dollars and
dimes to good advantage if you will
come to the great offering of merchan-
disc by the MINNEAPOLIS Salvage Co. of
the Ladysmith Mercantile company's
stock of goods.
For SALE. Entire equipment of the
Gerard hotel, including furniture, car
pets, tableware, cooking utensils. Call
and see what rare bargains are to be
had.
The entire equipment of the Hotel
Gerard will be sold at wholesale or
retail and surprising simply must be
sold before the house changes hands.
For SALE-A fine assortment to start
curio collection, consisting of spears,
axes, seltz, pipes, arrow points, cermo-
NAL stones, war clubs or mauls, fossiIes
and a few old coins Will be sold cheap.
q. A Kirvan.
For SALE--Bed room sets, range,
carpets, chairs, stoves, etc. Will be
sold at bargain prices
j. G.. AMUNDSON.
Miner avenue, near Menasha yards.
Remember-wood is taken on sub
scription at the News offic e.
Baxter & Goocher can furnish cream
milk or skinned milk in any quantity
desired and cheaper than any one else
See them and get prices.
For SALE-Good organ in walnut
case. Enquire at first house south of
Catholic church.