Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

MONEY TO LOAN-Falge & Slime
Ladysmith. tt
Fine quality Georgette crepe waists
at Lanes.
1852 hunting licenses had been is
sued up to Thursday night.
w. NJ. LeDuc went to Rhinelandel
Saturday returning on Tuesday.
A convention of the school officers
of Rusk county will be held at the
court house Dec. 4.
Have you cattle to sell? You can
always sell them at the Ladysmith
cattle market StelZElan & Hand
From the advance sale of seats Reno
the magician will have splendid audi
ence tonight at the highschool gym.
John Sampson, of the town of Stubs
is the owner of a new Maxwell car pur-
chased through the e. M. Worden
agency.
Buy a home on small payment
down, balance like rent. f. NJ Doyle
Co., Postoffice Building. Office open
evenings. off
Walter Sweetman, of st. Paul, vice
president of the Flambeau Farm Mort
gage company is in the city visiting F.
E. Duroe.
A flock of sheep from the Darlington
ranch, was driven through the city to
the 500 yards Tuesday for shipment
to Chicago.
Grading Third street East has been
going on all the week and the sod and
extra dirt from Worden ave, to Lake
ave- has been removed
S. L. CHECKER, Art Winnige, George
Miller and Effner Nelson motored to
HOlcombe Monday evening and attend
ed the I. O. O. f. lodge meeting
The Baptist Circle will give pound
donation party for the pastor at w. q.
Thompson's, Brooklyn, next Friday
evening, Nov. % A lunch viii be
given.
Bring your cattle to Ladysmith. See
our advertisement We expect to es-
tablish market here that will be of
advantage to the farmers-Stelzman
& Hand
Phil Griffin returned Saturday from
Kaukauna where he went to attend
the funeral of his brother-in-law, w.
c. Dittmer Mrs. Griffin remained
with her sister
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Manning and
Mr.. and Mrs c. d. Swain visited at
Chippewa Falls Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Manning were celebrating the 9th
anniversary of their wedding.
Orrin Wilson and wife, of Escanaba,
after visit of three days at the
homes of the formers brother, Henry
Wilson, and sister, Mrs. Thos. Baker.
Mrs. 0. H. McNally and daughter,
Arial, and Miss Ruby Collins left Mon
day night for Hot Springs. Ark, where
they will spend the winter. Mr. Nc
Nally accompanied them as far as Chi
cagO.
Anton Lawrynk, who has been at the
Mayo hospital at Rochester, Mimi, for
the past two weeks, was operated upon
on last week and is convalescing rap
idly. He is expected home in couple
of weeks.
Frank Langenbach, now a resident
of Osceola, Wis, drove his WHY'S
Knight over to Ladysmith Saturday.
He returned to OsceOla Tuesday, after
looking over his cattle ranch and call
ing on friends here.
Alfred B. Lund, of Hawkins, Wis,
united in marriage this week by Rev.
Lund of Chetek. They were attended
by Miss Ida Lund and Henry Peterson,
of DOvre-BarrOn News.
j. J. Burton and family of Clam
Falls, Wis, and his brother, 3. NJ, are
in Ladysmith now, employed at the
Flambeau mill. They have been stop
ping at the Hotel Manley waiting to
find a house in which to move.
Easy roads do not lead to ease but a
course in the Mankato Commercial Col
lege will open to you THE ROAD to
success. Will you take it and follow
it? If this suggestion appeals to you
send for our catalog 1t is free.
Protect your home and household
goods. Fire insurance costs you only
60 cents per 500 for three years. No
policy too small or large for us to
write. f. M. Doyle Co., postoffice
building. Office open evenings. 27tff
Rev. J. d. Howe. who has been alb
sent in Oc0nto county in missionary
work for the past two months eturned
to his home here Monday for a few
days visit. He left Thursday for his
old home at FOotville, Wis, where he
will conduct gospel meetings for a
month.
McGills bakery has added new ma
chine for moulding bread and it is no
longer necessary to handle loaf. The
dough is fed into the machine direct
from the mixer and two barrels of
flour in dough comes from the ma