Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-11-03
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turned to their home at Bruce Thurs
day from assisting the A. A. MADDEN
family move to their new home on the
T. M. Thomas farm.
The Bethany Sisters will hold rum
mage sale in the Gus. Thompson build
ing recently vacated by Is. Levin, on
Saturday, Nov. 11th. All are invited
to call and see what they have for sale.
Have your children's eyes examined
and see if they are ready for the hard
work of school. This means everything
for the scholar.
24tf F. D. MARTIN, Optometrist.
Carl Burros, of Winona, Mimi,
was here the fore part of the week
and purchased a farm of 60 acres
located about six miles northeast
of Ladysmith from Dan Peterson,
who is going to return to Sweden
C. H. Oliver, agent for the Baldwin
Piano Co., is here few days to assist
in the big piano sale now on at 0. B.
Elingboe's furniture store, where the
company now has several handsome
instruments.
Ray Powers, of Rhinelander, and his
crew of four men, who have been here
the past season operating the lath
mill of the Flambeau River Lumber
Co., returned to their home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kilgore, Of Duluth,
arrived here Wednesday from Barron,
where she had been visiting. Mrs.
Kilgore will spend week here visiting
her son, G. Kilgore, and daughter,
Mrs. Keynes.
Remember and watch for the new
serial starting in this paper next is
sue and peruse it to the finish, as it
will be one of the best stories ever
run in any paper. A first-class story.
Read it.
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rather unique hunting knife in their
window. AS it is over seven feet in
for a man of ordinary highth to car
ry in his belt.
Rally Day was observed by the
local M. E. church last Sunday.
very fine program being rendered,
consisting of recitations, songs, drills,
addresses and scripture reading. The
attendance was large.
The ladies of the NJ 3. church will
hold their annual sale Saturday, Nov.
4, in the building formerly occupied
by Mr.. Levin. Sale will begin at
100 p. m. There will be rugs, quilts
useful and fancy articles, food and
candy.
A HI. Eeves, from Scion Springs,
came again this week and is now
running the new s. and 10-cent store
full blast, having had his opening on
Wednesday, He carries a nice line
of glassware, chinaware, crockery,
tinware and notions.
In the case of State of Wisconsin
VS.. E. d. Lacy, of Sheldon, tried in
Justice Manning's court Tuesday
with Fred Brown as complainant,
insufficient evidence was procured
and upon recommendation of Dist.
Atty. Kerwin the case was dismissed.
The family needs fresh air in cold,
just as much as in hot weather. 1t is a
mistake to so fasten storm-windows
that they cannot be opened. Better
no storm windows at all. For more
disease comes from poor ventilation
than from insufficient warmth. Storm
windows save coal, but unless so put
up that they do not prevent ventilation,
they multiply doctors bills.
The Johnson Mercantile Company
is a new firm who have opened up
a store in the Provost building at
800 East Worden Ave. They aim
to carry a full and complete line
of groceries, school supplies, home
made bakery goods and small line
of hosiery, as large stock as the
space will permit. Their stock of