Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-11-24
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Farmers Institute in Ladysmith
Dec Fl and %.
Fl. Oldendorf was business Wis
itor in Tony Thursday.
A. C. Thompson is business Wis
itOr in Chicago this week.
E. W. Hill joined the hunting party
at Bucks camp Wednesday.
A. A. Bush was business visitor
in Chippewa Falls Thursday.
Wanted Potatoes, wood, eggs and
butter. johnson Mercantile Co.
Fancy canned vegetables and fruits
at all times.-People's Cash Grocery.
A. J. Martin was among the sue
cessful ones returning with a deer.
G.. p. EllingsOn, of Hawkins, was
in Ladysmith several days this week.
John Moore, of Crane, was bust
ness visitor in Ladysmith Thursday.
For rent, trade or sale, three
homes. Enquire of r. II. Burns,
Ladysmith 33tf
Fancy apples, new mixed nuts,
California oranges, at the Peoples
Cash Grocery.
The Rusk County Fair will be the
attraction at the opera house two
nights, Dec. and s.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Sherwood, of
Marshfield, spent Sunday at the home
of the lady's uncle, Cary Noble.
FOR SALE-Some fine Plymouth
Rock pullets at right prices. En-
quire at The News-Budget office
]. w. Carow, Glen Williams and
II. F. Davis went to Bucks camp
Monday to join the party now there
hunting.
r. A. Michaeljohn, of Waupun, was
here a part of the week visiting in
the home of his brother-in-law, T.
NJ Thomas.
When you want choice butter and
fresh eggs, leave your order at our
model grocery department. ThOmp-
son Mere. Co.
Right this way! Hack for Rusk
County Fair Room for one more
Ladysmith, Dec Z and 8, in Wordens
opera house.
Reserve seat tickets on sale to-
morrow at Dimock's for the lecture
by Byron Piatt in the opera house
Monday night.
Carl Stassel, of Sheldon, was q
Ladysmith caller Tuesday and joined
our already large list of subscribers
ir that town.
o. E. Barber. who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Otis C. Adams
returned to his home at Hancock
Monday night.
o. c. and r. J. Sabin, Geo. Cook
and J. NJ. Graft went into camp Mon
day near the Coddington farm south
west of Ladysmith.
When in need of reliable dray-
man, call up G. e. Cole, phone 121.
Work promptly and carefully handled
at reasonable rates.
Postoffice Inspector Kittridge was
inspecting the local office this week.
1t is needless to say he found every
thing in first-class shape.
NJ Fritz and daughter returned to
Weyerhauser Saturday, after being
called here on account Of the death
and funeral of Mrs. M. Fritz.
G. H. Oman informs us that he
intends to keep up his old trade,
that of an electrician, but has not
yet decided where he will locate.
For Sale-At the Baptist parsonage
Nov. 20, 20 and 80: Beds, (springs
and mattresses,) touches, sewing ma
chine, dressers, tables, chairs, stoves.
Wednesday the J. L. Gates Land
Co. sold 80 acres of land, located
about four miles northwest of Lady
smith, to John Girka, from Mil
waukee.
Geo. Grieshammer, who has been
visiting in the home of his son, E..
E. Grieshammer the past two months,
returned to his home at Fennimore
Wednesday.
Jack" McQuillan returned to his
home in St. Paul Saturday, after as
sisting during the season with the
plumbing work of his uncle, P. A
McQuillan.
P. A. McQuillan is now without an
office girl and bookkeeper his daugh
ter, Miss Ella, having accepted a po-
sition as stenographer for j w. Mil
Ter, the land man.
The next number of the lecture
course is DR.. Piatt, lecturer, 1.-THE
Prophet of a New Era The com
mittee tried not to book two lectures
! together but the dates were SO that
it could not be helped This lecture
will be given Monday evening, Nov
9th.