Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-07-14
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Farm loans at lowest rates.
Michaelson & Hughes.
Rev. D. J. Howe left for Frederick
on business Wednesday.
/ If it's fresh vegetable we have it
Thompson Mercantile Co.
E. A. Kirvan went to Rice Lake
Wednesday morning on business.
Only 60 cents for three years fire in
surance on dwellings.-R. S. Reeves.
14-16
Money to Loan on Real Estate
lowest rates, no delay. French & Kill
gore.
Two Ford tires, front, U. S.
never used.-Mark R. Bell, Lady
smith.
| Large bananas, while they last, only
20 cents a dozen at Thompson's Mode
Grocery.
Fire Insurance on Dwellings, COO
per $4,000, for three years.-Frencf
& Kilgore
NJ c. Martin returned Sunday nigh
from a short business visit to the
| Twin cities.
Let us write your Fire Insurance
Coo. per $4,000 for three years.
French & Kilgore.
Bill Dunn came in from Rhineland.
er Monday to spend a couple of days
here on business.
Our up-to-date meat department cal
ries full stock of clean, fresh meats.
| -McCormick's Grocery.
Miss Sadie Jordan, of Cornell, ar
rived Saturday to spend few days
visiting Miss Alice Smith.
Insurance on dwellings,, fire 60 cents
for three years; tornado, 40 cents for
three years.-R. S. Reeves 14-16
Nokomis Hominy is prepaid with
sweet milk and is ready to serve.
Try a can-Bon Ton Grocery.
Watch and jewelry repairing by
modern methods. The work speaks for
itself. -Shumway the Jeweler.
The ladies of the Christian Church
will have their regular food sale at
Speidels' drug store Saturday after
noon, July Is.
If your insurance expires soon
see us. Rates $50 per hundred fol
three years on dwellings.-Michael
son & Hughes.
Frank Langenbach, ST., came III
from Osceola Sunday in his WHY'S
Knight and is spending the week Nor
his fine ranch north of this city.
Mrs. O. A, Brovan was overcome by
the heat Tuesday afternoon and hal
been confined to her bed. Her condi
ton is rapidly improving, however.
The Misses Ruth Cole and Elvs
Baker and Messrs. Jack Ryall ant
Gail Putnam drove to EauClaire earl!
Sunday morning, returning the same
day.
w. H. Myers, of Est lin, Sask., Can.
has been here this week and has made
a deal with Henry Wilson for the pur
chase of some of Rusk County's fertil'
land.
Part of the warehouse of the Thomp
son Mere Co. has been partitioned of
and will be used as garage for tn
autos belonging to A. c. Thompson ant
the Upper Wisconsin Land Co.
| John Zolwecki was fined SIS and cost
in Justice Kirvan's court Thursda.
morning on charge of being drunk an,
disorderly. He was given an opportun
ity of working out his fine on the cit.
streets.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. M. Landmark mad
an Overland trip to Chippewa Fall
and EauClaire Tuesday, accompanies
by DR.. H. C. Johnson, of Glen Flora
and by Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomr
son, of Washington, D. c., who ar
visiting here.
i Get tedder now while you have
chance. We have only two left AM
are unable to get any more thl
season. We sell the Osborne ted
der, the strongest and by far tn
heaviest tedder built. Ladysmitl
Implement Co.
i A special train bearing 214 men o
the Minnesota naval militia passes
through Ladysmith about nine o'clocl
last evening enroute to Philadelphia
where they will board the United State
battleship Rhode Island for ten-da.
cruise along the Atlantic seaboard.
Misses Lillian and Agnes Haas
arrived home last week to spend tn
summer at the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Haasl. Mis-
Lillian has been attending the North
western School of Music at Mime
apolis, while Miss Agnes has bee1