Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-10

! all the ladies cOatS.-Ihe Fair Store.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. T. f. Slattery next Tuesday af-
ternO0n.
Extra good quality dress Bingham,
regular price 45c, now - cents per
yard.-The Fair Store.
g. C. Sabin. of Winter, was here
Wednesday. shaking hands with for
mer Ladysmith neighbors and friends.
s. Ritchie. inventor of this city. is
negotiating with Minnesota parties for
the sale Of his patented door loci;
which was described in this paper some
months ago.
Frank Helm and VIM. Schultz left
| Tuesday for Chicago to look over the
international Harvester plant, as
Frank says with ii view of buying it
and moving it to Ladysmith.
&. +. Ballard of Amery, assumed the
management of the Northern Supply
Co.'S flour and feed business here last
week and is now unloading Il large
stock Of flour and feed ana millstuff.
our enterprising merchants have very
attractive Christmas displays i'll their
windows which show the various lines
of goods they handle. There is oppor
| tunity to select from full aSSOrtments
now.
The handsome new filling station of
! the Pure Oil Co, at Miner-av and W.
/ Third-St will be opened for business
tomorrow. it is expected. Effner Mel
son. the company's distributor, will he
! in charge.
f. NJ. Doyle says that blowing with
! Il tractor on land he is interested in
near Glen Flora was proceeding as late
| in the season as Dec. g. 1t has been
Il favorable fall and winter 50 far, for
| fall work
| Nh and Mrs. G. g. Perry and little
! son. Eden. of Wolf Point. Montana.
returned to LadySmith Monday to
spend the winter with relatives. Mrs.
| Perry is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Wise. of this city.
Joe Helm, of Phillips, arrived here
| Tuesday To take charge of the Helm
| Implement cOmpany'S business this
winter while Frank Helm and wife
spend two months on the western coast.
| They will leave in ten days or two
| weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Thompson, of
Racine. have been visiting their rela
| tives in Ladysmith this week. Mr..
Thompson is considering a position as
| ,I,n, I ha
accepts it he will make his home at
| Stevens Point.
Mrs. II. BOelter, of Wausau, who had
| been spending three weeks visiting at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Chas.
| Volkman, was joined in Il few days
visit by her husband Together they
left for Phillips Tuesday afternoon to
| visit other relatives.
John l.. BoldOn, county treasurer
elect. last week purchased the Gala
way house on Sabin-av., and with his
wife has moved TO this city and has
| taken possession of his new home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. BoldOn are cordially
| welcomed TO Ladysmith.
&. C. Brown. !. r. Meyers and son,
| Del. TheO. Bennett and wife, were up
from Sheldon Tuesday on business and
attended the +. ID. Lacy foreclosure
| sale W. A. Blackburn. Of the State
| nank of LadySmith. bid in the prop
| crty. located in and near Sheldon.
/ Dr.. c. f. Bugher, health officer, of
| Ladysmith. was appointed assistant
collaborating epidPrmiOlOgiSt in the [.
| :. Public Health Service Tuesday. and
now has the franking privilege Of the
| t. s. mail for all correspondence on
contagious diseases This will be a
| great aid TO the health department of
| I.adySmith.
Ed Wilson. the cOngenial barber,
who holds down the first chair in the
| Murray shop. was little late in hand
| ing us ii cigar and giving MS infOrma
| ton on the new arrival at his home.
| It's girl and was born Nov. %. jim
| BugiS and wife, who have been visit
| ing at the Wilson home for two weeks,
| left for their home at Green Bay Fri
| day. The ladies are sisters.
Nimrod and Wilson Clark. of this
city. have purchased 40-acre farm
located 80 miles southeast of Weyer-
| hacuSer. The boys will go onto the
farm in the spring and develop the
place. building house and barn and
| putting in crops on the % acres that
are cleared and now in meadow. The
boys will work in the iron mines at
Eveleth. Mimi, this winter.
j. II. ellis and wife, of Glen Flora,
we're Ladysmith callers Wednesday.
Mr.. ellis owns two good farms four
| miles south and one mile west of Glen
| Flora. His son. William. lives on one
Of these farms and has 60 acres cleared
to pillow or NOV. The farm where j..
IL. lives is Il new proposition with Il
small house and barn. There is good
imber enough on this land to pay for
II and build all necessary buildings.
They keep twelve head of cattle and
three horses on this farm, and raised
hay enough to do them this season.