Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-10-05
LOCAL and PERSONAL

IIOl. DpuIScOu AolilHSeT, dC Tile
Baker Hotel, Sept. 81 to Oct 10.
Allen Baker of Duluth, visited
friends here the first of the week.
Miss Delight Clark has returned af
ter weeks visit to Minneapolis.
Our Studio will be closed from Oct
II until Oct. 10, inclusive iffany's
Studio. ct
j. F. Cass went to st. Paul yester-
day morning to be gone a couple OF
days on business.
Rubber AntonOff went to Chicago
last night to purchase carload each
of apples and pears.
Mrs. e. L. Tiffany and daughter
Miss Mabel, leave Oct. il, for Argus
Ind, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lindoo,
Jr.
Engines. We have them. From the
little one. horse pumping engine to the
large 10 and II h. p. Ladysmith I'm
plement Co.
Mrs. L. M. Landmark left Sunday
Grand Chapter of Order of Eastern
Star at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. DurOe left on
Monday for a ten days trip to Denver
and other Colorado points, where Mr..
Duroe has property interests.
r. A. Clark and family from Mine
apOlis, arrived in Ladysmith Wednes-
day on their way to Hawkins, where
they will settle on a Rusk county farm.
J. r. Upper and wife, of Sheldon,
who have been visiting for two months
in Maine, returned Thursday morning,
stopping over in Ladysmith for short
time.
Miss Alice Hooper, who has been in
the offices of MichaelsOn & Hughes
has gone to Iron Mountain, Mich,
where she is employed at the 500 sta
ton.
Mrs. r. A. Weaverling went to. Bar
ron Thursday where she will visit for
several days, going to Almena to see
her sister before returning to Lady
smith.
Chas. A. Saliday one of the most
prominent of Dakota sheep herders,
has arranged for 5000 acres in Price
county, where he will put in mod
ern sheep ranch.
We have a large assortment of
wagons on hand, both steel and wood
wheels, one and two horse No where
can you buy better wagon Lady
smith Implement Co.
Mayor A. c. Thompson, Henry
Wilson and M. A. Peoples went to
Chicago Sunday evening on a land
deal of Importance involving many
acres in Rusk and Sawyer counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Judd of Hib-
bling, Mimi, returned to Ladysmith
Saturday and have rented their house
here and shipped their furniture, pre-
paratOry to making their home in
Hibbing.
B. B. C'Dutch') Elliott, well known
in Ladysmith wrote an interesting let
ter from Camp Grant where he went
on account of draft. He and the other
Barron boys are in the same company
as Joe Forchette.
B. 7. Moore, of Chicago, has been
in the city for the past ten days, visit,
ing his mother and brother Mr.
Moore left Wednesday evening fol
Rhinelander, where he will visit
friends before his return home
Hawkins Reporter: 1t is estimated
that there were more than one hun
| dred people from Hawkins at the
| county fair Wednesday. Agent Louks
| sold 73 tickets to Ladysmith that day
to fair-goers and quite a large mum
| Der went down by auto.
| There was short session Of the
city council on Tuesday. The mayor
was absent and councilman Luell act
ed in his place. AS there was ne
money in the city cash box the city
was authorized to borrow $4,000 from
each of the Ladysmith banks.
The Ladysmith Home Guard will
drill hereafter on the End and 4tf
| Wednesdays of each month in the
high school Gym. The next drill will
be Oct. 10. About 40 members turned
out on Wednesday last but it was
| found that Parish hall was too small
| Wesley Moore, one of Ladysmith's
well known and popular young men
went to Centuria this week, where or
| Wednesday he was married to Miss
| Florence Timm, at the home Of hel
parents in the Polk county village
Mr. and Mrs. Moore will return tt
Ladysmith later and make their home
here.
| Rev. H. Baumbach, pastor of the
German Lutheran church, returned
Friday from Fall Greek in Eau Claire
county, where he presided over one an(
assisted at another of the three servi
ces at a missionary festival Sunday
Sept %. The church was crowded t.
| capacity A festival will be held il
Ladysmith in the near future.
| Tuesday, October 9th, is to be fire
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