Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-03-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Second hand high grade cream sep
arator for sale cheap by Ladysmith
Implement Co.
Ladies shoes, button or lace, some
of our latest styles with grey tops
Thompson Mere Co.
A. HI. Mccormick, of the Red Front
Grocery, made a business trip to the
twin cities Monday.
Mrs. H. w. Nelson went to Marsh
field last evening for a visit of two
| weeks with a daughter.
We have just received our spring
line of mems shoes, best Fiorsheim
make.-Thompso Mere. Co.
Special prices on our new line of
spring ginghams, ~ in. wide, per
yard only cents.-Thompson Mer-
camille Co.
Organize with your neighbors at
once and get a small thresher and
hay baling outfit. See Ladysmith I'M
plement Co.
l
minstrel entertainment at the Unique
Theater March II. Full particulars
in our next issue
We have just received another
shipment Of the well-known Cottage
brand milk. Three large cans for rs
cents. -Thompson's Model Grocery
Dept.
Fred SPEECH arrived home last
night from Rochester, Mimi, where
he is employed as a plumber, for
a vacation of about a months dura-
ton
Rev. John Ritland returned Satur
day morning, after spending the
week at Beloit, attending an Eng
lish conference of the Norwegian
Lutheran church
William H. Kiekhoefer will speak
at the Congregational church next
Friday evening. You will enjoy
hearing him and his message will be
well worth your time.
A number of Ladysmith youths
who formerly belonged to the Boy
Scouts, are contemplating having the
organization revived, if they can get
/ some one to act as their leader.
Pearl Bender, of the Diamond lum
Der camp, who was in town last
week on account of sickness, re-
turned Monday to the camp with the
expectation of going to work again.
L. J. Connelf, Of Minneapolis, in
spector for the Blau Gas Co., was an
over-Sunday visitor at the home OF
his Wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
N. Gesell, where Mrs Cornell is
now visiting.
Mrs. Gust Arndt returned Tuesday
from the Sacred Heart hospital at
Eau Claire, where she was operated
upon for appendicitis recently. Mr..
Arndt went to Eau Claire Monday
to accompany his wife home.
Fish of all kinds, smoked white
fish, smoked trout, smoked halibut,
spiced herring, finnon haddie and
mackerel-all fine quality; makes
many tasty dishes. Our store is the
fish headquarters. Thompson's Model
| Grocery Dept
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Mottard were
| in the city Monday between trains
to
home at Ashland Junction, where
Mr.. Mottard will be in charge of the
state experimental farm, as stated
in this paper last week.
A Kopperud, of Webster, S. D.,
formerly vice-president of the Rusk
County Bank of this city, was in
Ladysmith Wednesday on business,
and incidentally shaking hands with
a few of his friends here. Mr.. Kop-
perud was greatly surprised and
pleased to note the progress that
had been made by the city since he
was here last.
Mrs. G. A. Kenyon and Mrs. H. A.
Dimock, of the Bethany Sisters, en-
tertained Saturday at the home Of
the latter, Mrs. F. J. Putnam and
Mrs. w. F. Pagel, of the same cir
Gle entertaining Wednesday after
noon. These pleasant social after
moons, at which light refreshments
were served, are expected to be the
first of series by the Bethany Sis
tiers.
The fines for the past year remit
ted by the county treasurer to the
state treasurer amounted to but
$596.5O, as against $952.92, for 1913.
This money goes to the school fund,
the interest on which is RENTED
back to the counties each year. The
amount received by Rusk county,
from this fund and what is known
as the TO mill tax, was, for 1914,
$14,347.12.
John Heineke, of Springfield, ILL.,,
is among this weeks new subscrib-
ers to the News-Budget Mr.. Helm