Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-10-12
LOCAL and PERSONAL

i TINS city Monday afternoon.
Prof Sturgeon Stringer, at the
Baker Hotel, Sept. q to Oct. 10.
Mayor A. c. Thompson has been in
Minneapolis for several days this week.
Stelzman & Hand shipped car
loads of cattle to Chicago Friday this
week.
/ Our Studio will be closed from Oct
II until Oct. 10, inclusive Tiffany's
Studio ct
Mrs. Louis Vossberg and daughter
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stoker
in Glen Flora
Miss Helen Witherspoon Of st. Paul
is visiting this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Reed.
/ The John S. Owen mill at Owen be-
gan operations Monday after being
shut down for two months.
! John p. Peterson and family mot
ored to Eau Claire Saturday where
they visited friends over Sunday.
| Earl Upper, who was jailed for
non payment of fine for stealing shoes
from a 500 car, has been released.
i The Klopfenstein milk station on
| First street has been succeed and
presents most attractive appearance.
Buy timber 40 near Ladysmith
Pay for it with wood this winter. See
us at once for terms. Hill & Sergent
G. K. Ellingson left Monday night
for Racine to consult with President
GoOdland of the Wisconsin Loyalty
Legion.
i Con Martin made a business visit
to Minneapolis Tuesday and secured
some excellent new features for the
| Unique.
/ Supt. @. e. Rice made another in
spectiOn Of county schools, this time in
the east end of the county, beginning
Wednesday.
Hans Iverson of the town of Dewey
was in Ladysmith on Wednesday,
making business calls and meeting
many acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. DimOck and
John Hamilton, left Sunday morning
for a two weeks visit to their old
home at Avoca Wis.
Jos. Riley has moved into the Mil
Ter house formerly occupied by A. NJ.
COnklin, who has moved to the Judd
home on West Third street.
John W. Miller came to Ladysmith
Friday and returned to Minneapolis
on Sunday, after transacting business
in connection with his lands.
i f. M. Doyle Co. has opened it's Of
flee in the suite which occupies the
entire second floor of the post office
block and has commenced business.
Rev. Father Hosinski and sister,
Miss Mae, of Conrath, Wis, arrived
the first of the week for a short visit
Record.
I Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Dieter, of Rich
alnd Center, came to Ladysmith Fri
day and will visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. G. NJ Householder for
week.
I Emil Peterson went to Rochester,
Mimi, Sunday and returned Wednes-
day with Mrs. Peterson who has been
in the hospital for six weeks following
an operation.
We have a large assortment OF
wagons on hand, both steel and wood
wheels, one and two horse No where
can you buy a better wagon. Lady
smith Implement Co.
DIR. w. e. Belt, wife and daughter
of Rochester, Mimi, and Mrs. J. III
Frazier, of Austin, Mimi, returned
home Sunday after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Hughes for several days
Register Worden went over some OF
the roads which are proposed to be
Incorporated in the National Highway
north, Sunday and found all but one
, stretch in Hubbard town in good con
dition.
II You need no capital but fixed idea
and the resolve to carry it out In that
resolve include business training Sc
cured at the Mankato Commercial Col
IcSc. OlI CdCdlOS Will ullCIcoI you
Send for it today. 1t is free
Remember our fall opening sale
continues until Oct Goth. Now is the
time to put in supply, as we are Of
fering the greatest bargains ever Of
fered, considering the condition of the
market. The Fair Store.
| Dick Lewis, who will be well re-
membered by many Ladysmith people
and who has been recently connected
with bank in Minneapolis, has pass
ed the examination as an aviator and
expects soon to be assigned to flying
corps.
II Theo Sather, formerly employed on
| the Journal, but who has been work
ing at Minneapolis the past couple OF
| years. was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday calling on friends Theo-
dore will leave soon for Camp Dodge
Iowa, with Minneapolis artillery
company.
/ This evening the young people OF
| the congregation of the Christian