Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-01-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Thirty below this morning.

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Thirty below this morning.
Mrs Lewis Blair went to Chippewa
Falls for visit Tuesday.
A big reduction in Clothing at
Oldendorf's Tailor Shop. 37tf
Ben French is confined to his home
on account of illness this week.
Wanted--A load of dry hard stove
wood Inquire at this office 1t
! Lots $40 down and S. per month
Andersen Land Co, P. o. Bldg. 52tf
Supt Urbans, of the 500, was
through here on his way to Superior
Tuesday.
T. f. Armstrong, Jr., returned
Thursday from two-weeks' business
trip in Minnesota
The old basketball park at the
highschool grounds will soon be
| flooded for a skating park.
Miss Florance Coggins, one of the
teachers in the schools of the town
of Marshall, was visitor in Lady
smith Thursday.
Herb True is now running the cleo
trio light plant nights in place OF
VIM. Ford, resigned, who held that
position nearly two years
| ost-Gold watch, size l6, with
pearl fob, on road southeast of Lady
smith. Finder please leave at News
Budget office and receive reward.
The velvet special had an accident
to it's engine just this side of Owen
Tuesday night and was about five
and onv-half hours late in Stevens
Point Wednesday morning.
E.. Plympton, of Minneapolis, has
purchased $40 acres of land, two an
one half miles north of Ladysmith or
the Gates road of the Armstrong
Land company, for which he pait
$3,S0O.00
| j. A. Michaelson returned Wednes
day from Darlington and Milwaukee,
where he and Mrs. Nicholson have
been visiting Mrs Michaelson is still
in Milwaukee, but will return later il
the week
D. H. Hagen, of Lawrence, Laur-
ence Dukerschein, True, and W. s.
Manning captured the bounty on
wild cat each this week and B. Fl.
Davis, Thornapple, received the boun-
ty ON two wolves.
An attempt was made Thursday
morning about $3.50 to carry off a
| bunch of chickens from the coops at
Fred Ludke's place Mr.. Ludke fired
at the sneak-thief twice and he
thinks one of the shots took effect.
| G. H. Southman, of Barron, was
here the first of this week represent
| ing the Holton musical Instruments
in which he is trying to interest some
of the band boys. He has ordered
some instruments and expects to re-
| fr,rr 1rn OF ra
in the endless chain, for the benefit
of the library, are requested to turn
in the money to Miss Sinclair at the
library as soon as possible. Here
after all those who will entertain
are requested not to serve any re-
freshments.
Invitations are out for eucher par
ty and social dance to be held in the
"24" Club hall on Friday evening, Jai
~, beginning at s o'clock This part
is given by the Catholic ladies, who
will also serve refreshments during
the evening. Tickets will be sold at
S100 each with a charge of 25 cents
for extra ladies'
The brick depot is now in place
and ready for use and work has be-
gun on the moving of the 500 depot
to the foundation just north of the
brick building where it will be made
into freight house. The new trans
fer track is fast being laid and Lady
smith will soon have an up-to-date
union depot and first-class yards.
The city has granted to the 500
company a permit to put in a sewer
from the new union depot to Manley
hotel corner where they will connect
with the city sewer. The training
school will also put in a sewer, from
their building to the same corner
This work will be started sa soon as
possible. and we understand, is under