Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18
LOCAL & PERSONAL

| More like winter
The best of fruits at MOuzalseys.
| Pure lard. he per pound at the Bon
Ton.
Gates Land Company buys and sells
farms.
insurance that msures.-F. M. Doyle
Company.
Fresh fish every Thursday at the
Bon Ton 23tf
Thanksgiving Day next week,
Thursday. Nov n.
Money to Loan, any amOunt.-F. nj.
Doyle Company.
Young folks have been skating on
the river this week
j. III. Welcher has taken up residence
at Long Beach. Calf
Dave Ellis went to St Paul and
Minneapolis on business Tuesday
TO insure prompt settlement of losses,
insure with r. Nj. Doyle Company.
+. T. Schofield, OF La Crosse, was
IN Ladysmith ON business yesterday.
O. w. Malmgren. of Weyerhaeusac,
was a business visitor in Ladysmitil
Monday.
National oats, large package. 25c,
Saturday special at LeVeille 4 Lee
yeille's.
Special Pound package Of Japan
tea siftings only 20 centS.-Carrolfs
Variety Store
| John Seagren and Ben OlesOn, of
the Tony community, were III Lady
smith Monday.
VIM. Maier attended the funeral of
Vern Griffith at Bruce. Monday, acting
as pallbearer.
Floyd Baribeau, son of Eli Baribeuu,
of Exeland, had an appendix operation
at the hospital Monday.
Six of the employees at the Sands
Hardware Co. store were out hunting
deer the first OF the week.
| Miss Eula Wise, clerk of Chippewa
Valley Telephone Co., was a business
visitor at Bruce Wednesday.
Floy Curtis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. V. Curtis, was operated upon
Monday for removal of her tonsils.
Special for aturtay-peanuts, all
you can eat at one sitting for 25c, Sat
urday Only.-CarrOlf Variety Store.
G. T.. Freeman. residing five miles
| southeast of Ladysmith. was kicked ny
horse last Saturday and injured.
\. +. Helm. of Grand Rapids, Mimi.
| and his son, Joe Helm, of Phillips, Wis
| tied Frank Helm and family here Tues
day.
| He who hcsitateS is lost. The
sooner you enter the Mankat0 Com
mercial College. MankatO. Mimi. the
better for you Send for catalog.
Harvey Spiegelbcrg and Henry
VOigt. of Oshkosh, are in camp VITA
+. w. Spiegelberg near Big Falls, where
they have been hunting deer this week.
\ Ladysmith fat man has solved the
problem of an easy and convenient
method of polishing his shoes. He
uses his wife's long-handled floor poi
ish mop.
The Holtz Dry Goods Co had on
exhibition in their show windows on
Armistice Day a large number of pic
lures in cOlOrs of war scenes and bat
tie scenes in France. They were an
interesting collection.
Barron Wooden Mill Co. Barron,
Wis, has just made a big cut in the
prices of it's complete line of wooden
goods. Write for price list 1888
f. c. Goodwin returned Wednesday
from Iowa, where he has been husking
corn for the past six weeks. He
husked 5000 bushels and received
cents per bushel. Mr.. Burke and Siias
Launders, who went down to Iowa
with Mr.. Goodwin, are still there hus,-
| ing corn. There is still lot to husiz,
and there is lots of last years corn
there yet. Corn in the territory Of
Fort Dodge is yielding around 30
bushels per acre average. Mr.. Goodwin
thinks the average for the state is well
over 30 bushels per acre. The corn is
good, grading No. and 2. B. p. Nan
sen, OF payton. Iowa, brother of Mrs.
Goodwin, came back with Mr. Goodwin
| to visit and look the country over