Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-17


prices and liberal terms. T. c. Jones,
LadySmith. Wis. Off
Fires may start III a hundred differ
ent ways. The best way to prevent loss
is reliable insurance. MichaelsOn &
Hughes Company
WANTED-Man and family to
work on Darlington ranch. House to
live in. Good wages. Straight time.
See Mullen & Hand. 10-11
Orville BrOckett, who has an office
in the Reed block, has been promoted
to district manager for the Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
Mrs. Leo Englesby and two chill
dren went to Minneapolis Saturday,
where they will spent three or four
weeks with her mother. Mrs. Sauve.
If you are looking for good, clean
Purebred Holsteins from a tuberculin
tested county. attend the sale at
Chetek. Wis, June 30. See adv in this
issue.
The Lueth Electric Shop will do
your wiring promptly and at a reason
able cost. Drop in at our Office and
talk it over, at 10 West Second-st.,
or phone 396-W. Stf
We have decided the market is as
good as it will be for some time and
will ship mixed load of hogs and
cattle June %. Those wanting to sell
see Mullen & Hand. 1t
Girls. Have you seen those handy
in
gold which the Rusk County Bank is
presenting to each member of their
$4,000 Savings Club. Oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Holger Rasmussen
and baby daughter. of Centuria, have
been spending a few days visiting at
the home of Mrs. Rasmussens parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. LindOO.
George Parsons, who had an opera
ton for an abscess on his head three
weeks ago, was i'm Ladysmith for
treatment on Monday. Mr.. Parsons
is quite weak from the effects of the
operation.
w. G.. Bender, of Exeland. and j.
J. Miller. of Kolana. Iowa. were here
Monday Mr. Miller has been visiting
Mr.. Bender, who is his brOther-in-law.
They went from here to Walrath, where
they will visit for a few days.
A. c. Murray has finished exca-
waiting the basement under his barber
shop on WOrden-av. and has built a
room at the rear of the building for
the stairway. A furnace and hot wa
ter heating system will he installed
next week.
Frederick Schiotz who has been at
tending st. Olafs college at Mortified,
Mimi, during the past school year,
came home last week. He will be en-
gagged during the summer vacation in
taking orders for aluminium ware in
Barron county.
Il. A. Smith and family and Mr.
Smiths sister from Iowa, return ed
Sunday from a visit of few days at
Centuria Mr.. Smith says it won't be
year before every foot of road be-
tween Ladysmith and thes Minnesota
border will be gravelled.
Mrs. Lillian Ryan and Miss Elaine
Blanchette left Sunday morning for
North Portal, Saskatchewan, Canada. !
Miss Blanchette will visit there at the
home of Mrs. Ryan, for few days. be-
fore going on to Moose Jaw, Saska !
toon and other points in Canada.
Rev. Grant Clark and family motored
over to TOmahawk Wednesday for a |
visit of couple of days at the home
of Mrs. Clarks' parents. Rev. Clark |
was ordained at Tomahawk in 1905,
the Congregational church at that |
place being his first regular pastOrate.
Christ Thompson is planning on a
trip through the west. and accompanied
by his daughter and son-in-law, Glen
Harstick, of Galena, ILL.,, will start
about the first of August. Mr.. Thomp- /
sen is suffering from asthma and will
make the trip by auto for the benefit of
his health.