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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20
TUESDAY. MAY a. 1921.
~ 100 O'CLOCK L Nj

on IN Inc PREMISES proceed to svm at
property: 80 "'5>'i roe"
All mat certain piece. parcel or LOT
:. amt with all improvements
i.oi!. lying and being in tho civ
.Hchniohd. Virginia. AT the north.
corner o! Main ana twenty
''nd Directs. fronting nfry-fhrco
LEI ION inches t53' 1913 on IN, n"r,L
,itG "l Nam street. ana running h,c!,
IT. H.. MhrdIy hlonS the cast line ~
i"'htN second Slr"ct on. bI,rdroi
-" i"ur tcct tlOi'D to a nIuc.fnn,
Ivy, thcicc caStwardlv ,Innl. ~
! my OF sara alley iif;y-hvc feet .i,,h,
..'ntS 'a| -. more or less ih.nr,.
'''t WhEdiN 10 said Main Street h,-
lnS the corner lot on whirb ~
~ mousse Tavern" formerly stood
ne improvements consist nf thr.n
ivh Stores; with four-room uots
T,"oN'' on the northeast corner ~,
second ana Main Streets ana
,oui '1;n dwellings. with ruur ,nn,ns
chch' on i~cnty- Second street IT,
Hi' I'm" rcntcrS-a!ways nc.,,'';,
lh S9Hi condition, lust recnt,tI,.
Itiht"d. Tho location is a.noL
ulhEohaily across fr,sn ,hc ir,,r;l.E
Co"hty Courthouse. and su-rn,,'i ,'1
on an sides by warchouscs t "jt,,,c,'
ih't"rics and other busjnnS. ',. 80,
iIs,S' VIII pay well ms mn ;,,,',,,,
"Int or speculation 'Ht
-, ~ want a bargain attcnd .,,
TERMS: Cash "'''h" sac.
j. u. CARNEAI..
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DiSPLE CLASSIFIED
SpecialCommissioner' S
Auction Sale
VALUABLE FARMS ANp TIMER
I.ANDS ~ rOWiiATAN COUNTY.

pursUau, to q deere. oi tho Circuit
'u.rr ui POS tlntaH COUNT. Va, GA
tered ~ it, October term. 1920. IA the
.uit OF John f.. Muycr a. ais. ". St.w
arr y. Mpy.r at ais ia. undersigned
-p,clIl commissioner wil! sci! ~ auc-
ton, at tn" front dODr ut fuwhatan
Courthouse. low hataU County. Va,
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FOR SALE
Westhalnpton
Home
Immediate Possession

Excellent location. ON ear line and
oygrlcokinr golf LINKS. Exceptional
opportunity to buy Wcstham pton
right price.
Soc II a RiCKS. Win
HARRISON X BATES
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Trustee S
Auction Sale

VARIABLE CORNER BRICK EI-SI-
NESS AND RESIDENTIAL. PROP
LE.G ~ THE HEART rF THI.
MANt FAoTuHING CENTRE or
w: CITY. Nos. :2ro-2-p2 2.vf T..
MHiN 81. AND Nos. l-&-5-I n
NV ENTY- SECOND ST.
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IIESi'A MAI -. i:-

bcrinuiur 1T T.ylorHviil". on the
Eichir ond. fredericksburg aud Poto-
mac Railroad. Hanover County. Va.
ANA thcu proceeding to the p;h"r
points h.r"iuafi"r mentioned son at
public auction a lnrE" and splendid
quality, and also Z, s;swuill outfit
rnh more particularly described as
follows
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TNJSILE = AIG-:ua SAI.E
Ga ACRES OF LAND
TOGEIIiEk WITH PERSONAL


IL c1cgGlIu. Y. - certain decd o..
trust 10 ,au GH.C!=.sHy4 trusted
aat,G january -, .J-!. Gt.a.t nav.
IN, U,ta !u,.Je ln Tie .tyUHylL VI the
Gr0t lUcI,.H arCl!v4. InG LrIns re-
qU.Te. SO TO 90 ~ tAr ocUrhy.ary.
4 M.ll sea- al gums H4Gt.Uu. on l!r
premises. on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20

lated April .. 1908. ana rr.or,,nd ~
NJ ~. hinond thanccry Court Clerk;
o'flce IN i. Il. lcj-A. page $50 de.
,@G,t havins been made in tn. pay
, j,ro 81 norton of tho debt secured
t ,..!I, heneiIciary therein 50 to do !
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SIo' : =, At PRESENT MILL. SEAT
- J.. EARN NEAR
y i.DESN-II.E.E'

-; pm. " '''''I.
r iI,,t :: So ...,. 52o.2 It,
So OAK i,-i"
so rurlar w
NJ - 20. a1iIl2. i./ii
3 I" lG rir" 900 q.
~, '/i". &fl4. 81 ia
ii"tri Pine .. IIac =.
-! pieces 2HjNS oak olgS =.
A'-inch Boards ,so"c 81.
III Jar as practicable. the j,,,h,.,
- -" "Ncr"d IN lots ana parc..is
No.. ~ wishes ana rcqu!rrin.nts ~.
r"' L"'fcrS. This is ali GOOD "i
fo r'h nui h:H is splendid opp0r,uni,H
80, "!!iH.rs. lumber dealers ..r,i -
li,'I ....N!hE need of lumber OF ',,
M M .of any purpose. ''''
.''' VIII also be- offered for s.,.
~ n" ,am" time. At tho nam " Sa,'
.I!,S,. described As "EINSr MI,
~ on" sawmill. enei,,n i' ~.
III 'PHi nn"n.. This is I,r'
,,''l'', ana this equipment. win 90,
sF.."n4ln saving OUTFIT. VIZ
II. w. GOopwYN.
Trustee.
HUEbREpS @: users voluntarily t.s,if,
to the good Results oota!.el from Tiinrs
Dispatch Want Ada
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lN 1ll: ci;EHlis oErlc.G " rln:

II LII. I.I.ItI , 'FII'I. ON TITLE
'liiIIlI COURT on THE c1IfEI'v
OF LIA%NHEIh CITY, MAY iy@i.
Court ul tn, county ~ sl.aar,,,. Gil
81" hereby certify mat To. bond rt-
CURED ~ decree entered IN t
clan cry cause. prndiEE ~ iA- sa Il.
tt'a ~ $ Gordon Cumming. Ir.s,,,.
who sue, o'.., piH.ut.t-. 4 Hampton
ShrnnIdinr aud Marin. I;aIway
tUrVniHi .uu, defendant on jl. .gr,!
day ui ApT! 1897. hAa t,nu daily exc
cut"d hr'nr" mg 90 ms s..i r''...'. win
aeeH'lty tr,truu. "hleu deem sLN!-
c!cut.
Gy,m UNDER any hand ,h!a md lny
9! Ma It-t
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

Ey POLLARD * BNGIiY. Inc.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
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'<9vq-~w-

HCH i,hE!iS O. users voluntarily testify
Dispatch Want Ada 'S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-20

~ EJ.o,, Trustee
wv wiz De announced AT sale '"''
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Inc Land. iiant. Equipment. Ma
chihcry. Buildings, APPROPRIATENESS
fIAturc3. Implements. Goods. M.,
tcrihls. McrchIndis9. Rights. Priv
IcEcs. Franchises. Inv.utiuny, Pat
cnts ANA Leases OF the Hamilton
Shipbuisding Und Marine Halfway
C"rpOratou. located at Hampton.
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chincry. Buildings. Appropriateness
Fixtures. implements. Goods. Ma
,tiihIs. McrchIndis1. Rights. privI-
!.i.s' franchises, Invcntions. Pat
thts ana Leases OF the Hampton
ShipbuisdinE uud Marine Railway
S"rporaton, located at Hampton.
The undersigned special commits
siohcis. pursuant to tho terms 81 "a
HctI,t entered by tho Circuit Court
loi thc county Di Elizabeth cts, Va.
an IN" 2dd day OF AprIl. 1874, IA IN.
|hahc'ry cause theron depending.
. amue' the style. OF Personal Repre-
TRUSTEE. who sues. ito, ~. tho iiaimp-
toh ShinhGildiug and Marine Railway
IDipVi'i"n 81 ais. w!!l uucr Ton
SATURDAY. JUNE irn. 1871.
beginning AT 10 y. NJ. at puhiiS tuc-
tlph. TO tho highest bidders at The
pant OF TIA" Hampton SmrbuildIng
cal,i On il'rDcrta Greek, in TIA. city
OF hampton VA. tho following de-
Scrib'b prop.rty
Al al the real ana personal prop.
Srt!' machinery, fixtures, appliances.
lmpi"mcn's aud :tppUrtcuailr, al
ever kind and rnaTact"r situated Is
ms ana bong in Ut about. and con
tHHt!hE tho plant al tho Hampton
ShirbuiIdln.s ana Marlue IaIiwn"
cooperation ANA used or proyld.I fnr
use iH anu about the operation of -, .I
r PSI, anu li"r'rt'e. and .uI plants.
.,e''Oi''2' goods. materials, mcr,hau-
diae. chhtt,!s, ma, nin.Iy. ri.Eis
pf!' HtEeA. franchises. Pat,nt. iu,.u-
ions ions and other proprity ana all
buIihihra and structures, .I,rttpus
and constructions paced ut.t III.
property leased or b.lougins :. IL.
hhii corporation. as shown ~ tho r.-
port of IL. receivers and .r 49,
ciai commissioner ii,d I'm liz, ,I,",,.
mentioned cause. ana ri. i.n.,s .,
if".ls ~ nEierin'nta tor leases L,c.s.-
Ftfs an! "rvp'riy Tor u-c ana cnlo.-
Also ,i,r,. c,r;ain a,i IN ,.,....
-. I,,'it'.S o' it"a. ROUNDED r,u"r.tlIy
iS i".ig" On the north By Her
~ r,i',,E - "a" ""s, hy "a uroua
iierp'Its Gre ls, 81 PRONG ,l..,.,If AKA
ia" Land 90 J.. b. Co.i. ANA 81 III
south rs other land oi T. II. C.s,-
way, "uscmcutr. prIy..e.. ,,'t an
IGricndi!''s iHer.unju b.Iuu,.Iiti. o.
III .AS wise "pp.Tta4blHt.
~ A""'. rt'p'rt.. Includes a com
pl"t"lj equipped ah8p ward ana ~,
marine ralvuys. INC .yuipiu,,,t .n,..
susie 'i iu'a'iu Ir-' -,laas irIchfr.ry
an; ,i "LgiiHuC'h ani The plan, is ca
iaht" ~ iu'rnE oUt Vessels uf !argo
I'M, r',l aud personal pouafjy wul
IT, on .i.H separately aua Then IL.
..Hf". l',S'' ana ever, th.ns connected
'NNT' fl'H. as 81 wHu... sal. holm.
int! lu 'h" method Producing ,h1
largest price,. 1'rua Cash r. ain
Tur euas.s or loss Dian yfi6n M. q.
az th. '.-NtIuu u' va. uUrrl4s.f. H.
o. "It >il' 'A'''blnG GllrUUu. .llL-r
~. ,3. ~ ",'.. ..r'ird in cash and ,hr
ID lhsiHlNu,n'# pa.lhI, one
ifi'd r iN months and The remain
I'M 'r'-'t HrI I'D tu.l.. iu.rths -,
"'l''i'I pNH m.Nfs ~ DIX. .,sid,uc.I b.
t.'e aiu"Lr'. With 'ut,r,-, af {, ,,,,
'''' .'ai 't.AHfi4 WIZ. good and @rf-
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee S Auction Sale
STOCK OF LUMBER A%D SAW =
MILL. AT TAYLrKSNiII.E AND

In tho execution OF :, decd Of trust
dated May u; 1871 aud duly record
ID ia ia" Il"rk's office 81 Hanover
circuit Court ON that dag 20 Tn" iu-
dcrsipncd trustee. /, the undersigned
trustee. VIII. on
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A. s. TANNER, District Manager
The Chesapeake e Potomac
Telephone Company
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
PATIENT HOME
FROM ASYLUM
Causes Anxiety Among Neigh
bors, Who Notify
Officers

Roy Anderson. of Hawkins, who has
been i'm court three times here, was
again the cause of anxiety on the part
of neighbors Wednesday when Sherllf
Maloney was notified by phone from
Hawkins that Anderson wat again out
of the asylum.
The sheriff and Night Officer WOOD
ard located Anderson in the 500 pas
senger depot shortly after NO. Il
pulled in. He was sleeping peacetul-
ly on a bench When awakened, he
told the officers that the superlntend'
emf of the Mendoza hospital had given
him leave to rturn home. His wire
and mother who were with hlIil'
corroborated his statements and ne
was allowed to proceed to Hawkins
that night on No. s.
Mr. Anderson was returned to the
hospital, from which he had escaped
two weeks ago
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
LOCAL PEOPLE
in THE MOVIES
Story With Plot Produced With
Familiar Scenes as Back
ground

The Cinema Production Company,
of Minneapolis, has been giving Lady
smith people the thrills which accom-
panies ones first entry into motion
picture work-or play, as it was in
this instance.
The pictures will show streets,
homes and business places, and are
featured by cast composed of local
people surrounding real story with
plot. The production work reached
as far as Bruce, Wednesday, where it
was discovered the film had given out
and work was delayed, pending the
arrival of supply from Minneapolis.
The cast includes "TOOtie" Blanch-
cite, leading lady and heroine, we'll
known to theater-goers of Ladysmith.
Tommy Robbins takes the herO-lOver
part, while Wilfred LeVeille is the
rejected lover and william. F. e. Mum
70 and e. NJ WOrden are the ruffians
and Bob" Woodland and w. e. King
represent the majesty of the law as
policemen. Many others take minor
parts to "fill in
The production of these pictures has
excited considerable interest and some
excitement They will be shown at
the Unique theater in about a week.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

S. Halas, of Kalish, was in Lady
smith on town business yesterday.
John Rauhut is painting his house
on PedersOn-av and West SecOnd-st.
AL ClOugh, of West Allis, Wis, is
visiting his brother, Sam Cl0ugh, East
Eighth-st.
John Johnson, of Hayward, pur-
chased big six Velie from Rohrer 4
Johnson Wednesday.
Miss Edna Spiegelberg is doing
typing and stenOgraphic work in the
office of Falge & Slime.
Fred Trimm will leave for Trem-
pealeau county today for visit. Mrs
Trimm is now there.
f. NJ. Friedeck, Sanitary baker, sells
three loayes of bread for % cents.
Read his adv. on page g.
J. C. Stubs, of Weyerhaeuser, chair
man of the county board, was in the
city on official business yesterday
Miss Edith Novotne boOkkeeper for
Doyle & Falge, will leave the first
week in August for Appleton, where
she will attend Lawrence college the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sibinski, their
children. and his parents. drove to
Ladysmith Thursday afternoon from
Weyerhaeuser.
]. w. Fritz and L. e. McGill are
planning an auto trip to the Yellow
stone National Park for the near flu
ture. The pleasure journey will cx-
tend to the coast, if Joe has his way.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mooney will
celebrate in quiet way today the
18th anniversary of their entry into
business in Ladysmith. They came
here from Merrill in the summer OF
1903.
E. E. Borntrager had the misfor-
tune to have horse break its leg on
the railroad bridge adjoining his farm
near Walrath. the first OF this week.
Another horse broke its leg in the same
way some time ago.
Fred True and wife went to Wau-
sau Tuesday. where Mrs. True Wis
tied her parents while Mr.. True went
to Milwaukee after new car. He
will drive back and pick his wife up
at Wausau on the return trip.
Mrs. Frank MOulster returned to her
home at EyOta, Mimi, where her hus-
band is railroad station agent, yester-
day, after a five-weeks' visit at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
III. Rote. of the town of Flambeau.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
CARNIVAL COMPANY
HERE FOR THE WEEK

Hundreds of young people, ranging
in age from 1 to 80, have been enjoy
ing the thrills of being yanked around
i'm the whip" or of riding on the Fer
ris wheel or the carousel. more prop
erly known as the merry go round,
in Iadysmith this week. These at
fractions. together with a lot of con-
,essions. including almost every kind
of gambling device known and several
fortune-telling fakirs, are brought here
by Hanscher Bros, under auspices OF
the local American Legion post. One
very good thing about the outfit is the
fact that they brought along no shows
The Legion was paid $3.50 Tuesday
night. as their share in the profits.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Harvey Brott and family spent
Sunday in st. Paul.
Mrs Carl Meier, Chicago, is a guest
at the S. ID. Speidel home.
George H. Benson is the owner of
a new Stephens Salient Six.
Furniture and other storage space to
rent.-WiscOnsin Produce Co. 3tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eisenach spent
Sunday at Three Lakes, Wis.
Garfield Heyerdahl, of COlfax, was
a Ladysmith visitor this week.
Mrs L. Campbell, who has been ill
for several weeks, is not improving.
George Benson is spending the week
Lake.
Miss Florence Miller spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Min
neapOlis.
Miss Mabel Moore left Wednesday
morning to spend few days in the
twin cities.
her sister, Miss Nora MOen, of the
Moen Hat Shop.
Miss Olga Bye is spending her va
cation in Bloomer and Abbotsferd
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Davis. Mime
apolis, visited with Harry Speidel and
family over Sunday.
Rev. J. f. Mckee. D. D., and wife,
of Duluth, were guests of Rev. and
Mrs. G. w. Emery yesterday.
Miss Aleen Swan is spending the
week visiting friends and relatives in
Chippewa Falls and BloOmer.
Miss Georgia Wise departed Thurs
day for visit with relatives and
friends at Viroqua and Viola.
Clyde Crandell is the purchaser of
the Manning lot on Miner-av., ada
cent to Mr. Mannings new building.
Mrs. Ella A. Johnson, Of Odebolt,
Iowa, is visiting at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. f. A. BOustead, and
family.
T. III ROte is having a well drilled
on his place near Flunker's corner.
The Jones Woodland Drilling Co.. is do
ing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. DurOe and Mrs.
]. F. Higgins, sister OF Harry Allen.
are guests at the Allen home. They
are from st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Mandel, the
Misses Mabel Moore, Denise LaMOrey,
l.. C. Birmingham and r. J. Reynolds
motored to Rhinelander Sunday.
Chas.> Kirwan declares he caught a
pickerel in the Flambeau river one
day this week. Louis Soule declares
there Amt no such animal in the
Flambeau and never has been. Char
lie attempted to prove his assertion
by the spots on the under side Of the
fish Louie intimates that Charlie
needs a change of eye glasses.
Rock LeVeille, who was badly in
jured when train struck the auto
delivery in which he was riding, at
the w. Second-st railroad crossing in
this city. May 1. was able to sit up
at st. Marys hospital the first of this
week and has been in a wheel chair
part Of the time during the week. He
will essay to walk little next Sun
day.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
DAIRYMEN'S TRIP TO
BE LATE IN AUGUST
Farmers and Other Business Men Will
Make Auto Trip To Barron
County

The Rusk county dairymans trip
to Barron county next month promises
to be the biggest trip Rusk county
farmers have ever made. The bankers
and business men of the county are CO.
operating to get the largest number OF
farmers as well as business men on
this trip.
Because the upper Wisconsin potato
inspection tour will bring potato men
through Ladysmith on August 4, the
dairyman's trip must be postponed UNI
til later part of August. County
Agent SchOepf has been in cOmmuni-
cation with County Agent Duffy, of
Barron county and finds that he has
no date open until the fourth week III
August, when the trip will be sched-
uled.
To see what has made Barron cOun-
ty one of the leading dairy counties
of Wisconsin is of interest to all con-
cerned in the development Of this
county. Rusk county has as good or
better possibilities, all it needs is the
development of these possibilities.
Rusk county needs more pure bred
bulls, it needs more pure bred cows,
it needs more cow testing associations,
it needs community and county breed
organizations, and it needs the active
co-OperatiOn of the farmers and the
business men Of the county. Barron
county has all of these, and is happy
to show us how to accomplish results.
All interested in this trip are asked
to notify County Agent Schoepf at
once. Those owning cars are asked to
make I'D loads of interested neighbOrs.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
GYpsIEs ORDERED OUT OF TOWN

Sheriff Maloney ordered the big
band of gypsies, who have been here
for the past week, to leave the county
at once. Thursday afternoon.
These gypsies were making nui-
sance of themselves, and one OF the
women stole a $500 bill from the Jesse
Stevens home, which she returned to
him when he went after it.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
ATTEND S. S. CONVENTION

The western district county Sunday
school convention was held in the
Presbyterian church at Island Lake
last Sunday. Several attended from
Ladysmith, including Mr. and Mrs. j.
l.. Boldon, Mr. and Mrs. A. I'll. Gala
way, |. l.. Jordan and daughter, Grace,
Mrs. Cora Sargent, Mrs. ]. L. Bord-
ner and Mrs. J. A. MichaelsOn.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22

Miss Angelina Leblanc is visiting
a sister at Proctor, Mimi.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
, CARS STOLEN AT RICE LAKE

Ernest Nelson called Louis Schmid-
kunz on the phone Thursday morning
and told him that a new Chevrolet
touring car had been stolen from him
at Rice Lake Wednesday night. He
said that new Buick car had also
been stolen there the same night.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
YEAR BOOK FOR
FAIR BEING PRINTED

The year book for the Rusk county
fair is being printed this week at the
News-Budget office.
Anyone desiring advertising space
in it should bring in their copy at once.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
DOUBLE WEDDING

A double wedding occurred Wednes-
day morning at the home of Rev. G.
w. Emery, when the pastor joined in
wedlOck: James f. DOty and Gladys
NJ. Diehl, both of Ladysmith; and
Harold M. Diehl, Ladysmith, and Fay
NJ. DeerWester. eOf Bruce
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
THREE NEW SETTLERS
TO LOCATE NEAR CRANE

NJ. A. Peoples reports sales OF land
four miles north of Crane to George
Mag of Minneapolis. and Frank
Pash and M. J. Mattison, OF Austin,
Mimi.
Mr.. Mag bought so acres and Mr..
Pash and Mattison 40 acres each.
These men will erect a set of build
ings at once and then proceed to clear
their land.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
RISK MAY AGAIN
HAVE COUNTY NURSE

Co. Supt. r. Fl. Burns, who IS Sec
rotary of the Rusk County Public Wei
fare Committee was in Madison this
week, and expected to secure county
nurse for this county, to begin her du-
ties in August.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
PROFITABLE PEA CROP

Gus Anderson tells us that he re-
ceived the sum of 1903 for 3 acres OF
peas, or net profit of $S7 per acre.
n. w. Burgess has accepted the po-
sition of field man for the Fame Can
ming Co. at the Tony and Glen Flora
stations.-Tony Enterprise.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22

Mrs. August Jennerman, who lives
in the town of Big Falls, underwent
a very serious operation Monday at
st. Mary's hospital. Her appendix
and tumOr were removed. Mrs. Jen-
herman is very weak and has slept
most of the time since the operation
up to the time this was written,
Wednesday noon.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
LADYSMITH CREAMERY
MAKES GOOD GAIN

The Ladysmith Cooperative Cream
cry Company received 66,965 pounds
of sweet, and 26,349 pounds of sour
cream during the month of June. This
is an increase of 1900 pounds over
the month of June year ago.
The price paid to farmers now is
So cents for sour and 40 cents per
pound for sweet cream.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-22
FORD SALES

The Handy Grocery Co. purchased
a chassis, c. e. Wilson, of Hawkins,
and G. w. Written, of Rowin, Ia, each
bought a touring car during the past
week
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08

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