Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-13
Fred Arndt has been very sick this


For Sale-Good base burner in first
class condition.. NJ. Doyle Co.
f. ID. Stahl, of Bruce. came to Lady
smith Monday to transact business.
Rooms to rent for light housekeeping
over the Bon Ton-E. NJ. Worden.
Prof Richard Van Tassel. of Hawk
ms, was Ladysmith caller Thursday.
Fred Stoker, treasurer of the town
of True, was Ladysmith visitor Fri
day.
NJ. A. Peoples left Wednesday for
Chicago for few days on Il business
trip.
Private sale of household furniture
at the residence of J. c. Lee. Phone
No. 332
Adolph Haasl of the town of Mar
shall received the bounty on a wolf
this week.
J.. Dyar. who located on a farm south
of Bruce in 1898, was q Ladysmith Wis
itor Monday.
The first carload of five Overland
ears for the 1920 season was mlOaded
here last Friday.
Curt Andrews Will Lorenz and
John r. Banker. of Bruce, are i'll Lady
smith today on business.
Harold Heiberg, of Minneapolis, is
here for visit Of couple of weeks at
the home of his brother. Tony Heiberg.
Mrs C. J. Dregne is helping out at
the store this week on account of the
illness of Gertrude Stevens, the cashier.
Mrs. Butler, of Stanley, arrived here
Tuesday to care for her daughter, Miss
Mona, who is suffering with the infiu
enZa.
Luck is a tickle thing. Don't stake
your property ON it. Insure, and insure
to the limit with MichaelsOn & Hughes
company.
Mrs. Scott. who has made an eX-
tended visit at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. g. Woodwork, has left
for Chippewa Falls for a visit.
Miss Mildred Flora, who has spent
the winter at Two Harbors, Mimi,
will return to her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Carow Sunday evening.
If you had a fire today how far
would your insurance money go toward
replacing the loss? Think it over and
see or call up F. NJ. Doyle Company.
From point of service, Rubber Foot
oI,n
Why not protect your health and
leather footwear by wearing Converse
Rubber Footwear? Sold by Benson
Brothers.
Butterflies i'll February suggests
trOpic cline. but at the l.. NJ. Nc
Laughlin home near this city one was
found last Sunday as lively and chip
per as on a June day. They still have
their hardy pet.
Anton Klawiter. of Weyerhaeuser,
was in Ladysmith Monday. enrOute
home from Milwaukee, where he has
been undergoing hospital treatment for
some time. He is recovering from an
operation of few weeks ago.
Miss Grace Haas has resigned her
position at the Fritz Dry Goods Store
and will leave for Eau Claire Monday
to accept a similar position. Her place
will be filled by Miss Daisy Carter.
who has just returned from Red Lodge,
Montana.
August Kramer of Fl. Atkinson,
arrived here Thursday morning for
visit of two or three days at the home
of his sister. Mrs. f: A. Kirvan. Mr..
Kramer has been superintendent of the
w. d. Hoard farm at Ft. Atkinson for
the past twenty-One years.
J. c. Lee sold his beautiful home on
East Lake-av to Z. H. Griffin last week
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Lee are dis
posing of their furniture and Mrs.
Lee will spend the summer visiting at
Spring Valley, Mimi, and at st. Louis,
Mo. Mr.. Lee will continue in the shoe
business here.
Charles e. Rowe, from Glen Ellyn.
ILL.,. is one of the recent newcomers
here. Mr.. Rowe and family have
moved onto the S0-acre farm, located
8 miles southwest of this city on the
old Bruce road, that he purchased last
September. Thirty acres of. this place
are now under the plOw. Mr.. Rowe
will specialize in dairying.
After II years Of service the Old
wood CRATE and front to the furnace
at the court house will be replaced
next Sunday by a brand new c0mbina-
ton coal or wood CRATE. On account
of the inability to procure wood at all
times it is necessary to have Il CRATE so
that coal can be burned when no wood
is available. Thus we see another
sign of the times when a timber coun-
t1.1r h. 10 "a coal fQl. fuel