Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-03-28
LOCAL and PERSONAL

per at MONEYS.
w. J. Kermott was visitor at
Bruce Wednesday.
B. A. Grunseth, of Ingram, was in
this city yesterday.
Money to loan, Anderson &sFalge.
Attys, Post Office Bldg.
Game Warden Randall, of Phillips,
| was in this city Tuesday.
r. r. Johnston returned Tuesday
from weeks visit at Ellsworth:
The city schools will be closed
next week for the Easter vacation.
Atty. A. N. Andersen had legal
business at Weyerhauser Wednesday.
For sale-Baled wild hay $500;
tame hay $ll.00; delivered. Box A.,
Route l.
We carry a complete line of Put
MANS fadeless dyes.-Cash Depart
ment Store.
No lame horses if shod by P. j.
Anderson, located in A Rockstad S
shop, Ladysmith. If
Felix Pierce, of Chippewa Falls,
formerly of this city, was here
Wednesday and Thursday
Rev. O. " Wheeler will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning All are welcome
We pay highest market prices for
butter and eggs.-Cash Dept. Store,
Ladysmith's Economy Center.
Put away "The Old Grey Bonnet"
your new one is at the New Millinery
Parlors Everything new.-Miss
Sprague.
This is the Tornado Season Pro-
tect your property by getting Tor
nado Policy of R. S. Reeves. 1t costs
very little. 2t
Special canned goods week, Mar.
81 to Apr S. Demonstrations every
day at the model Grocery Dept. -
Thompson. Mere. co.
Miss Helen Shutters, of Palisade,
Mimi, arrived here last Friday to
visit her sister, Miss Jessie. She de-
parted Wednesday for Chippewa
Falls.
Miss Sprague announces that the
New Millinery Parlors over Filing
| boe's store are now open to the pub
| lie You are cordially invited to call
| and inspect.
| The Eastern Star dance at the
.'24-Club" hall Monday night was a
gala event and was largely attended.
| Music was furnished by the Ideal
Orchestra.
Young people gave dance at the
opera house Wednesday evening that
| is reported to have been a very Ell
| joyable affair. The Ideal Orchestra
| furnished the music.
Miss Vera Marley, Helen Young
and Pearl Lindoo are home this
week from Menomonie, where they
are attending the Stout Institute, for
their Easter vacation.
In counting the vote for mayor at
! the primary slight error was made,
| which was not discovered until af-
ter the News-Budget had obtained
it's figures George Luell received 202
votes, instead of 207.
Miss Mary L. McFadden is spend
ing the week visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. A. j. Laidlaw, in this
city. Miss McFadden is Dean of
Women and teacher of psychology
at Stout Institute at Menomonie.
FOR SALE-Garden and Flower
seeds in packages and bulk, bought
of the wellknown northern seed
growers-Northrup, King & CO.,
Minneapolis. We sell packages for
10 cents, at the RACKET STORE.
at Thompson Mere. Co. you will
find a most complete line of ready
made dresses, including ladies' dress
es in WOOL silk, ginghams and per
Gales; also, children's dresses in mi
dy waists with skirts and the one
piece suit in white and colors. Be
sure and see them.
Among the new devotees to the
pleasure of motoring this year will
be O. B. Ellingboe, who has recent
| ly p,lrche sed an E. NJ. F. from the
Ladysmith Auto Co. While it is
touring car, Mr.. Ellinghoe intends to
use it. for business purposes as well
as for pleasure and has had spec
ial body built for it by 0. r. Quade,
which will be used for delivery OF
caskets etc. Mr. Quade has turned out
very creditable job and we under
stand others have signified their in
tention of having special bodies con-
structed for their cars.
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