Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
LOCAL & PERSONAL

SIdusie -. otDut W,eIll over 10 SHeIl
Lake Tuesday.
Pay cash. save money. at the Bon
Ton Bargain Basement.
For close buyers-Our Bon Ton Bar
gain Basement will satisfy
Spread the meadows with manure
this fall. Get a spreader from Helm.
Martin Ward, of the Tony neighbor-
hood, was Ladysmith visitor Mon
day.
day from visit with friends at Mer-
rill.
Dick Craney. of Glen Flora, took
train here Sunday night for Eau
Claire
Genuine Deering and Mccormick
repairs are sold only by Helm Imple-
ment Co.
e. f. CarsOn's mother and daugh-
ter are here from Manistique, Mich,
for visit.
Miss Evelyn Burnham. of Barron.
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friends during the week.
School order books, teacher contract
blanks, and district meeting notices
for sale by the Budget.
John S. Secombe went to Mime
sofa Monday where he will be engaged
for three weeks in appraisal work.
Hanscher Bros. Amusement Co., Am
erican Legion Homecoming on 500
Line lots, East Fritz-av,. July IL to 26.
NIrs. VIM. Tinker returned home
Wednesday from weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Parks, at
Erwin. .aaY 80.
Look this one over. Farm home.
good location, part payment down, will
consider trade Manning & Soule.
State Bank building. 12tf
Fred Crandell and family and Row.
ley Crandell and family went down to
PerkinstOwn, Taylor county, the first
of this week to visit their mother
Mrs Earl Sellars and son are on
their way to their home at jamestown,
Colo, after a siX-Weeks' visit at the
home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. D.
F. Marley.
This can be bought right of owner
About two acres of land. seyen-room
house, all~in good condition. on river
front. Manning & Soule State Bank
building. 12tf
Mrs. F. ]. Putnam and daughter
Gladys. left Thursday morning for
Waterville Mimi. where they will
visit Mrs. Putnam's sister Mrs John
Mclaughlin.
Farms-unlmproved farm lands and
stock ranches for sale. Reasonable
prices and liberal terms. 7. C. Jones'
Ladysmith, Wis. Off
of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs ThOs. Ellingboe and
three daughters arrived here Sunday
in their car from Mortified, Mimi
for a visit with his brothers, O. b. and
w. A. Ellingboe.
Elmer Wise. feed dealer of this city.
bought the Farmers feed store at Exc
land. July 5. 1t is now the Peoples
cash feed store Nick Britten, of La
dysmith, is the salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bottorff and son,
Leno, Jr., Walrath farmers, visited
over Sunday with his brother and her
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. TT. BOtOrff,
who live on farm near ThOrnapple
dam.
F. H. Kopp and family, of Trempe-
leau, drove up Monday for a short
visit at the homes of Mr.. Kopp's son,
Roy, and daughter, Mrs. Edward
Trimm. The Kopp family returned
home Wednesday, accompanied by
Roys son, Gile, who will visit at
Trempeleau until school starts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. broke into our
store Saturday night and secured
bill book, containing personal papers,
such as note book, receipts, records
and accounts. These are of no value
TO anyone and will, no doubt, be thrown
away. We will pay reward for
them if returned to us.-Sanitary
Meat Market
A commercial traveller who comes to
Ladysmith took a little flyer in. sugar
recently. He bought on a declining
market but with the expectation that
prices would take q decided jump
about the opening of the canning sea-
son, as usual, 1t did. But before the
rise the investor got "cold feet" real
izing we are living in abnormal times,
and he sold at a loss. We don't all
win,
George Spear returned from visit
to his former home at Plainfield,
Waushara county, few days ago. He
says that that part of the country is
pretty well dried up. Potatoes are
the principal crop there and this sea-
son a very poor crop is expected One
grower offered fourteen acres of pO-
tato crop for $3.50. If this offer eX
presses any where near the value of
the crop at this time, it looks like
high-priced potatoes next fall
A. NJ Crandell returned Tuesday
morning from a twO-weeks' visit in