Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

L. E. Marquette went to Mime
apolis Tuesday morning on bus
mess visit
Oscar Peterson and Phil Leveille
were up from Cornell last week to
attend the fair.
Going Fast! Jonathan apples at
$1.OO a basket.-Worden's Cash De
partment Store.
Mrs. Marshall Sergeant returned
from Eau Claire Friday where she
attended the funeral of her brother.
Extra copies of last weeks News
Budget, containing the law supple
ment, can be obtained at the office.
Engines from 1 h. p. to $50 h. p.
Prices from $33 up. Write for cat
alog and prices.-Ladysmith nipple
ment Co.
Mrs. N. E. Miles, of Chicago, ar
rived here Monday to look at a
piece of land which she purchased
here recently.
Joe Weber, Fl. oliver, w. l. Good
man and VIM LeCraze, Of IronWood,
were Ladysmith visitors Friday, TAX
ing in the fair
/ have $4,000 to loan on real estate
Your own terms, lowest rates on in
terest and commission. j. w CaroW,
Ladysmith, Wis.
Miss Hazel Doucette left Sunday
evening for Oshkosh to resume her
second year of study at the state
normal school there
H. H. Slivinick, of Minneapolis,
secret service agent for the 500
Line, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday on business.
Milton Zellmer, of Oshkosh, who
spent a few days visiting at the
home of his uncle, r. March, re-
turned to his home Sunday night.
Y. Haskins and N E. Slocum went
to Rhinelander Saturday night, where
they purchased a Saxon delivery auto
to be used in their tailoring business.
Miss Beatrice Ingraham, of Min
neapolis, is visiting her sister, Miss
Marian Ingraham, of Glen Flora,
who is attending training school
here.
Bargains galore! You're missing
something if you are not getting in
Ladysmith Bargain House. Opposite
postoffice.
w. A. Porter formerly of Lady
smith, who moved to Dallas last
spring, drove over Wednesday to
transact some business. He returned
home the following day.
Carl Collier, of Perry, Ia, and Mrs.
K. A. Werle, of Easton, Pa, who
are interested in a knitting factory
proposition, were in the city the
fore part of the week.
]. O. Anderson, of Amery, came
here last Saturday, and finding La
dysmith a promising community, is
planning on an investment in city
property He expects to bring his
family here soon.
Robert Kane is one of this weeks
new subscribers to the NeWs-Bu lget,
writing us from Hazen, N. D., where
he is teaching Robert says he
is "enjoying himself" there and re
ports crops in that part of North
Dakota as excellent.
Ben Meyers, formerly of Lady
smith, stopped over here Sunday
while on his way TO Glen Flora,
where he relieves the 500 operator
of that place Mr.. Meyers is one OF
the Soo's relief men, having head
quarters at Minneapolis.
| A. A. MADDEN has just finished the
erection of a hollOwwall concrete
silo on his farm 21a miles northeast
of the city. T. M. Thomas is also
building the same kind of sllo,
which is the second one he has built
within the last year. Mr.. Thomas has
herd of 80 head of fine cattle.
Last week during the fair, three
suspicious-looking characters got off
one of the freight trains and were
pointed out to Patrolman BOD
Woodland by the conductor and one
of the brakeman on the freight as
pickpockets. Bob accordingly kept
watch of them. They attempted to
elude him, but he fooled them and
arrested them He held them until
train time that night, when they
were glad enough to get out of town.
Perhaps the three would have made
quite a haul among the crowds at
the fair grounds and Mr. Woodland
thought it good policy to keep them
away from there.