Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Try r. J. Hawkins, Rice Lake
Wis, with your Hides Deacons each
$2.10. IT.
John H. Cox, of Weyerhaeuser, was
a business visitor in the city Mon
day forenoon.
Theo. Hefko, the Marshfield flor
list, was a business caller in the
city yesterday.
r. J. Hawkins, hide and fur dealer
at Rice Lake, was a business visitor
in the city Monday.
Terrible Tornado in Ohio and In
diana. Have r. S. Reeves write you
policy in both Tornado and Fire
| Insurance. ct
Spring opening Of our exclusive
| line of WOmen's and children's hats,
Wednesday, March p, 1917.-Moore
Millinery.
Don't be misled by any fairy tales.
Come here where your dollars will &C
farthest. We can easily prove it
Thompson Mere Co.
H. B. Humason, of st. Paul, cash
Ter of the American National Bank
of that city, was a Ladysmith bust
ness visitor Saturday
George Savord was home from Nc
| Cord over Sunday, returning Monday.
He stated that he expects to finish
| week
w. NJ. Vaughan returned Monday
from Wauzeka, where he attended the
funeral of his grandfather, John Cook
who died March at the age of near
ly 80 years.
Life, Accident, Compensation
steam boiler, Fly wheel, Fire, Light
ming. WlndstOrm and Tornado 1nsur-
ance written in the best Companies
B. E. French.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
E. church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. A. G. Thompson Wednesday,
| March q. Lunch will be served
| Everybody invited.
Wagons for either one or two hors,
es Cheap and better wagons. Wag-
ons that can't be beat for price or
quality. We have a varied assert
ment so you are sure to find here
what you Want.-Ladysmith Imple
ment Co.
Fred M. wager, Of Geneseo, ILL.,,
who purchased 1880 acres 10 miles
south Of this city from the John S.
Owen Lumber Co. last fall, was here
| Thursday to make arrangements for
| moving his family to Ladysmith next
month. Mr.. Wager expects to make
a speciality Of stock raising.
Michaelson & Hughes Co. now have
much more convenient quarters, hay
ing traded two of the rooms they
previously occupied for the suite
heretofore used by f. T. Stare. Mr..
| Stare's office is now more conven-
lent to the street, being reached by
the first door on the right hand
side of the hall, second floor of the
State Bank building.
Asa Baker was down from wash
| burn Monday, returning Tuesday
| While here he evidenced his appre-
citation of the NeWs-Budget by pay
Ing his subscription ahead to Septem
| Der, 1918. That's the kind Of sub
scrlbers that make an editor happy.
Asa informed us that about 200 of
the employees at the Barksdale pow
der plant were laid off last week for
lack of orders.
O. B. Ellingboe has recently re-
entered the undertaking business and
has prepared undertaking parlors in
the building just east of Uttormark' S
| lletl w are StOlc. OIc ICOIll is U6IlIS
fitted up for chapel, in which
funeral services can be held when
desired. A. denmark, licensed I'M
dertaker and embalmer from Eau
Claire, has accepted a position with
Mr.. Ellingboe and will be here in a
day or two.
E. H. Burlingame, of Madison, rep
resenting the Wisconsin Advancement
Association, has been in the city the
past few days, arranging to ship in
carload Of dynamite, to be sold at
cost to the farmers for clearing land.
EXeland has contracted for a carload
and orders for dynamite are being
taken at Conrath, Glen Flora, Weir
gor and other nearby places with the
intention of ordering a carload for
each place if possible.
l.. Kordatsky, U. S. navy recruit