Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-03

| MIS-. D. II. owen Is visiting III owen
| this week.
Jean Rouleau is visiting in Phillips
| this week.
| Francis Radiker visited relatives
near Bruce this week.
| B. A. Grunseth transacted business
i: Jump River Mnoday.
Paul Lessor is now employed at the
| j. e. Curtis stock farm.
| Mrs. j e. McFarlane returned Mon
day from a weeks visit in Eau Claire
| j. III. Chambers and wife visited in
Eau Claire Sunday, returning Mon
| day.
Earl Kennedy purchased the Claude
recently.
| PatroniZe your home town adyer-
Users. They help to build up your
community.
| e. W. Beard took carload of stock
to the Chicago markets this week for
Ed Radiker.
| Martin Fogarty and wife, of Lady
smith, were callers in Ingram Satur-
day afternoon.
| The farmers have commenced to
bring il, fine samples of this years
crop of potatoes.
| Modest Lambert is doing renlOdelling
and construction work on the ]. C.
| Snowden residence.
| Several shipments of saw logs ar
rived at the Ingram Tie & Lumber Co
mill here this week.
| IsadOre Lessor has been repairing
and installing quite a few pumps i'll
the village this week.
| The c.. Hall residence has been much
| Improved i'm appearance by the appli-
eat ON of coat of paint.
| Miss Mary Young returned to her
home here this week, after spending
her vacation in Minneapolis.
| A. @. ST. Clair and wife called on
their daughter, Mrs. Joe McDermid,
| Of Ladysmith, Monday evening.
H. A. Drake. of the ThompsOn Drake
Auto Co, of Ladysmith, transacted
business in Ingram Wednesday
Miss Clareca Rouleau, who has been
visiting with her sister in Walrath, re-
turned to her home here this week.
| Col. w. G.. Gibson. of River Falls,
| Wis, is booked to auctioneer at the
| L. Lessard sale on Friday, Sept. 10.
Miss Belle Grunseth, who is employed
at the Cooperative store in Bruce,
spent the weekend with her parents
in Ingram.
| Frank Russell, who is now employed
as cook for the Higbee Lumber Com
pany at Walrath. was caller i'll In
gram Monday.
/ John Bordner, who is connected with
! the National Land Colonizing Co., of
| Ladysmith. transacted business in In
gram Monday.
/ Special church services were held
at the NJ E. church ON Sunday even
ing it being the last Sunday before
conference conyenes
i Walter Duffy, of Ashland, was a
| visitor in Ingram this week. Mr.. D1fy
is republican candidate for state sen
ator from the 10Th district.
Several of our farmers have finished
threshing. The weather has been
very favorable and the crops seem to
be yielding in fine shape.
Mrs. C. r. Johnson of Phillips, Wis.
will show a complete linea of pattern
and trimmed hats at the Burce Hotel,
moran Wis September 10. 1t*
G. !. Samphier is again at work as
agent at the 500 Line depot. after ull-
dergoing successful operation on his
eye at the Chippewa Falls hospital.
Ira Broadly. herdsman on the j. Il.
Curtis stock farm. left this. week for
Dowagiac. Mich, where he will spend
few DAYS visiting at the home OF his
parents.
Messrs. D. III. Hagen, w. B. Arnold,
r. w. Beard, B. A. Grunseth, and W.
C. Roseberry, of Ingram, attended the
old settlers picnic at Island Lake last
Thursday.
Louis Iessard has sold his farm and
will hold an auction sale at his farm
near Ingram. Friday, Sept. TO- His
advertisement is in this issue OF the
News Budget.
A pleasing program was given at
the community meeting last Friday
evening The committee who were III
charge of the affair are to be cOmpll'
mented upon their entertainment.
There are at the present time sew
eral camping and fishing parties To-
Gated along the Flambeau river. This
is an ideal camping point and is fast
becoming popular as an outing place
Martin Schabel, of Rib Lake, moved
his family here this week. Mr.. Scha
bell is employed in the cedar camps OF
the Heintz Bros Lumber Company
who are operating in tract of timber
north of Ingram.
III G. I'll. Carlson is doing considerable
land clearing on his new farm located
north of Ingram on the Hackett road
This section of the town will he one
of our best agricultural districts IL
the not far distant future.
Benjamin Franklin said. AT grea
pennyworth pause a while--many are
ruined by buying bargains" JUS
! think of this when some of these con
yincing takers come ATOMS with some
q of the "get-rich-quick'' propositions
that are being offered to farmers thes'
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