Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-05-10

| day evening to attend a dance.
For Sale-S0 acres ) miles from
Ladysmith, 10 acres good timber, log
house; $40 per acre. Armstrong
Land Co.
The Menasha Wooden Ware Co. s
boarding house is to be torn down in
the near future to make room for
piling lumber and to eliminate fire
danger.
Farmers-Bring your children to
town with you Saturday and let them
spend a pleasant hour enjoying the
matinee at the Unique--the leading
family theater.
Michael Grant was arrested the
first of the week for selling liquor
without a license. The case will
come up for trial before Justice
Reeves next Monday.
Game Warden l.. NJ Soule returned
last Friday from Butternut, where
Arthur Zoesch pleaded guilty to
shooting ducks out of season and
was fined $40 and costs.
Household furniture for sale at a
sacrifice, account moving away. IN
cludes parlor, two bedroom, dining
room and kitchen sets. Upstairs over
Kunz saloon, 1O7 Miner Ave.
Mr.. Walter Tatur, of this city, and
Miss Elizabeth Senyk, of Tony, were
married at ST. Mary's Catholic
church May 1, Rev. Hyacinth Off
ciating. They will reside here.
The Olympic orchestra, of Kau
kauna, furnished music for a dance
at the opera house last Friday night
that was we'll attended, considering
the inclemency of the weather Many
compliments were heard for the
music.
See the musical comedy. "The Cap
rain of Plymouth, at the opera
house tonight, presented by high
school students for the benefit of
the Highschool Athletic Association.
You will miss a musical treat if you
do not go.
Some of the band boys seem to be
losing interest, as they fail to come
to practice, We are told by one of
the members. Ladysmith ought to
be able to support a good band, and
it takes practice to produce a good
one. Wake up, boys.
Jos. Beranek, of Bruce, has pur-
chased the Haasl building on Miner
Ave. now occupied by Steve Kunz's
saloon Mr. Beranek will move his
family here in the near future and
will continue the saloon business in
the building he has purchased, after
July /.
Mrs T. O. Mason, of Cumberland,
arrived here last Saturday to make
a short visit at the home of her
brother, w. A. Carroll. She departed
Wednesday for visit at Atlanta, &C.
companied by Mrs. T. F. Slattery, of
this city. Mrs Slattery returned home
Thursday.
C. K Ellingson of Hawkins, was
in this city Monday evening. In talk
ing with the writer, Mr.. Ellingson
said his company had been selling
considerable land recently to bona
fide settlers, in fact, having that day
signed contracts with six men who
purchased land and will make homes
tributary to Hawkins.
O.. E. Anderson, of this city, is
| the first candidate for sheriff to
have his announcement published in
this paper. Mr.. Anderson has been
resident of Ladysmith the past
eight years and needs no introduc-
|
| the army during the Spanish war.
Mr. Anderson has made capable
undersheriff, under A. E. Foster.
The North Wisconsin Seed Co., of
Conrath, has a quarter page adver-
tisement in this issue of the News
Budget, calling attention to special
offer to Rusk county farmers on seed
potatoes Farmers will profit by
using only seed of variety adapted
to Rusk county soil and climate and
should write this company at once,
as they have but a limited quantity
/ Read the advertisement, if you have
not already done SO.