Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-04-26

good. Write to lock box l32 Lady
smith or phone No. 275.
J. r. Pritchard, of Conrath, was a
visitor to the crescent city Wednes-
day. MIR. Pritchard makes a spec
ialty of raising blooded Guernsey cat
tie and has fine herd.
Ed Baumbach, who is in the cloth
ing business at Nashua, Iowa spent
three days here visiting his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Baumbach, depart
ing Monday for his home.
The Flambeau River Lumber Co. S
new lumber storage shed, dlagonally
across from the passenger depot, is
rapidly nearing completion. It's dl-
mansions are 36x144, two stories.
A play will be given for the ben
eft of the highschool May 10. Their
press agent is rather lax. No par
ticulars have been given the News
Budget up to the hour of going to
press.
Mrs. Margaret Richards, aged 81
years, died at about 6:15 a. m. Sun
lay, of heart trouble, at the home OF
ler son, Dell Richards, near this
city The remains were taken to
Richland Center Monday night for
burial
The T. F. Armstrong Land Co. s
building on the corner Of 2nd st. W..
and Lake Ave, occupied by G. F..
Walker and Jacob Schiotz, is being
lowered to grade by H. H. and c..
Wilson.
]. l.. Ryall has purchased the
Dimock building and will move it
onto H. w. True's lot adjoining the
Fair Store on the south. Mr..
Dimock has the privilege Of occupy
ing it six months if he wishes to.
The building until recently occu-
pied by the s. and 10-cent store has
been bought by H. H. and c. Wilson,
who are moving it onto the rear OF
he lot upon which the new garage
is being built.
w. S. Manning returned Wednes-
lay from a trip of about a weeks
duration through southwestern WIS
consin. He combined business and
pleasure on the trip, visiting Rich
land Center, Muscdoa and Viola.
L. j. Jahnke, president of the
Jahnke Creamery Co., has leased and
will operate the cheese factory at
Catawba and the creamery at Glen
Flora. Some cream will be shipped
from Catawba to Ladysmith.
Dr. O'Connor, assisted by Drs. Ross
and Day, last Friday performed the
operation technically known as
tracheotomy on the 9-year son Of
A. Mikalomus of KEENAN,, who was
suffering with a severe attack OF
diphtheria. The boy is making favor
able progress.
Miss Pearl Kaufman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kaufman of this
city, who is finishing her highschool
course at Barron this year, won sec
ond place in the girls declamatory
contest held at that place last Fri
day night and will go to Rice Lake
and speak tonight, (Friday).
Rev. H. Baumbach returned last
Saturday from Boomer, where he
officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Geo.
Humber, who formerly lived at Bruce.
While living at the latter place, Mr..
and Mrs. Humber lost boy, aged
9 years, who was drowned in the
Chippewa river three years ago.
Miss Frances Manning of Lady
smith is teaching the intermediate
department of our school during the
absence of Miss Dessureau who was
called to her home, Hazelhurst, by
the serious illness of her sister, who
we understand died before Miss Des-
sureau got home-Glen Flora Star.
Jas. Van Patter left Sunday for
Appleton, where he will begin the
base ball season. Jim is under
contract to twirl the sphere again
this season; he has cut out Sunday
playing and we all wish him success
for the stand he has taken and be-
lieve he will be backed up by the
management.- Flora Star.
In this issue of the NewS-Budget
| you will wind complete story OF
| the sinking of the Titanic. In order
to give our readers the authentic
facts told by survivors of this great
maritime disaster we run the details
received from New York on arrival
of the Carpathia, the vessel thai
brought to land the only people res
cued