Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-11-17


Walter Diedrick returned to his
work near Bruce Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ben Stelzman has accepted a
position in the shoe store Of J. c..
Lee &c Co.
A. Orrison, of Maple Plain, Mimi,
is here and is employed as carpenter
on the N. J. Smith residence.
WANTED-Cattle Of all kinds.
Highest market price. Don't sell
without seeing me. B. F. Stelzman,
29-tf
Lloyd Kelly, of Crystal Bay,
Mimi, moved his family here this
week, occupying a house in Brooklyn.
VIM. Taylor of Ladysmith has
rented the A. f. Altar farm in the
town of acknowledgement Record
Mrs. Walter Martindale made a
short visit at her parents home at
Appolonia last Saturday.
The Bethany Sisters will hold their
annual fair in the Congregational
church parlors Saturday afternoon,
Nov. rs.
See Pavlowa at the Unique next
Thursday in THE Dumb Girl of
Portici.," Read advertisement in
| this issue.
Mrs. Pete Gordon, of hurry, re-
turned home last Sunday. She had
been caring for William Decker the
! last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Griffin went to
| Marshfield last night to attend the
lU. C. T. ball. They will return
home tomorrow.
The Bethany Sisters will hold
their annual sale in the Congrega-
tional church parlors Saturday after
noon, November %, at 2:30.
WANTED-1OOO bushels of good
potatoes, delivered to the Flambeau
River Lumber Co.'s store house.
Flambeau River Lumber Co. 29-1t
The Bethany Sisters will meet in
| the Congregational church parlors
Wednesday afternoon, November %,
at $3.50. Lunch will be served.
! WANTED-Bolts, Is and % inch
Birch and Ash, 81 inch Birch and
Elm. Also hardwood logs. Write us.
The John Helm Co., Tony Wis.
1898
The 500 patients I have fitted with
glasses since being in Ladysmith is
proof of my ability to fit glasses
E. A. Page, Jeweler and Optometrist.
Rev. John Ritland went to Bruce
Wednesday and from there went out
to Johnson's hunting camp, II miles
northwest The reverend was also
out there the first two days of the
week.
Get a good tank this winter, one
that will last you several years.
We carry the best tank made and We
want chance to prove it to you.
Call and give us the chance. Lady
smith Implement Co.
r. Huxtable and family have moved
to Ladysmith and are living in the
A. Winnige house. Mr.. Winnige has
bought the house formerly owned by
Mrs. Mary McCulloch on e. Ninth ST.,
which will be. nearer Mr.. Winnige's
work at the paper mill.
The family Of S. E. Smith, who
lives two miles north of this city
| is quarantined, Lois, aged 16, having
a mild attack of scarlet fever. Mr..
| Smith and two sons are not quaran-
tined and are patching it, in
small house on their place.
| r. o. Sinclair received letter yes
terday from W. c. Gerard, who is
now at Lacrosse, but soon expects
to leave for Oklahoma. believing the
milder climate there will help him.
Mr.. Gerard has not been in the best
of health this fall, but We hope to
see him as cheerful and lively as
ever next spring.
Mrs. G. T. Dixon, Of Westboro,
mother of Mrs. Fl. v. Curtis, and
Mrs. Floyd Head, Of Wilcox, Sask.,
Can, the latter a sister-in-law OF
Mrs. Curtis, were here for a visit OF
almost a week. Mrs. Head left for
her home Wednesday morning and
Mrs. Dixon returned to Westboro
yesterday.
/ A. P. Johnson, formerly of Lady
smith, came up Wednesday morning
from Oshkosh, where he is now re
siding, to spend a week Or ten days
here attending to business matters
and visiting friends. Mr.. Johnson
made the News-Budget his annual
call about the first thing he did on
his arrival here and took oft $1.5O