Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-05-24
Wall Paper at MONEYS.

ness in Ladysmith Tuesday.
Mrs. O. B. Wick, of Catawba, was
shopper here last Friday.
| VIM Dunn and Oscar NOrdquist
returned to Prentice last Friday.
| $4,000 to loan on First Glass I'M
proved Farms.-A. N. ANDERSEN.
A big reduction in Clothing at Old
endorf's Tailor Shop. 37tf
| Ben Faast was in Ladysmith be-
| tween trains last Saturday forenoon.
Editor A. P. Andrews, of Bruce,
was a visitor at the county hub Mon
day.
G. w. Veness came down from
Exeland Monday night, returning the
next day.
Call Phone No. 2SS if you want
Fire or Accident Insurance. r. S.
Reeves, agent.
A new road machine for Rusk
county arrived here last week and
was set up Friday.
DR.. J. c.. Hilbert was at Chippewa
Falls over Sunday, where his wife is
undergoing hospital treatment.
For Sale-Good secondhand Bind
err and sulky pillow. John S. Palmer,
Ladysmith Wis, Phone 206-37.
The season for muscallonge, bass,
pike, pickerel etc. commences June
l, not May %, as some have thought.
Harry Holbrook and H. Whiting
came over from Prentice Wednesday.
Ladysmith's Prentice colony is grow
| ing
The Standard Accident Insurance
Co. paid $4,000 in Wisconsin, ac-
count Titanic Disaster R. S. Reeves,
agent.
T. NJ. Thomas, of this city has
been chosen as republican presiden-
tial elector for the 18th congressional
district.
Misses Freda and Maud Johnson, OF
New Richmond, are making visit at
| the home of their sister, Mrs. Chas.
| Eisenach.
w. w. Deitz, of Rice Lake, was in
Ladysmith Tuesday, representing the
N. w. Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF
Milwaukee.
| Mrs. Richard Smith, of Atlanta,
came to Ladysmith Monday to visit
her sisters, Mesdames T. F. Slattery
and w. A. Carroll.
| Andrew BOyem, salesman in the
Fair store, is on the sick list and
went home to Cameron Wednesday to
remain a few days.
The Sutherland Stock Co. at the
opera house next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, in refined re-
pertoire. Popular prices.
Richard Reeves is now employed
near Maxwell, Iowa, in a clerical po
sition with construction company
He went to Iowa last week.
Rev. j. w. Hadden, of Bruce, spent
last Friday afternoon at the home
of his son, A. A. Hadden, couple
Of miles north of this city.
Mrs. Fred Neuhring, of Tony, anC
niece. Miss G.. Bucholtz, of Jackson
| Mimi, were in Ladysmith Saturday
and Sunday, guests of Mrs. E. l.
Tiffany.
Mrs. J. A. Anderson, of Almond
Wis. arrived here last Saturday fol
visit of couple of days at the
home of her nephews, Rev. c. H. ant
E. E. Sanders.
Farmers-Bring your children t.
! town with you Saturday and let then
spend a pleasant hour enjoying thu
matinee at the Unique-the leading
family theater.
Special bargains; 40 acres neal
Lehigh for $3.50 and 40 acres neal
Glen Flora for $500. Might conside
trade for good Ladysmith property
Andersen Land Co. 8
Geo. w. Kuck, of Rockford, Iowa
was here Tuesday. Mr.. Kuck pul
chased 1900 acres of fine land nea
Glen Flora some time ago from c
A. Coon. We understand Mr.. Kucl
intends to clear large part of Thu
land.
Bring in your watches and othe
jewelry and have them repaired
Expert engraving a specially. Al
work fully guaranteed. A share Q
your patronage is respectfully sole
ited-E. A. PAGE, Jeweler, EngraN
er, Optician.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Armstron
have moved to Ladysmith from Roci
ester, Mimi, and are occupying
residence on West Lake Ave. The
will build residence in Brooklyn,
Ladysmiths new suburb across tn