Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-23
LOCAL & PERSONAL

scranton hard coal Will please you.
Bragdon & Son. Phone So. 23tf
TO insure prompt settlement of losses,
insure with II. NJ. Doyle Company.
llaysmith has been glad to enter
ain many visitors during the fair.
liard coal-cgg size. $16.50; stove
nj nut, $1675. A. Fl. Bragdon &
ull.
Nature has been changing the color
# leaves without the aid of the artist,
Jack Frost.
j. w. CarOw, DR.. Stephenson and
Or. Lea report good luck hunting game
birds since the season opened.
To insure prompt settlement of losses
keep your property insured in the F.
M. Doyle Company Agency.
Trade, rent or sell--two seven-room
houses. Good terms given. By own
ers. Manning & SOule. 21-24
Rev. Dahlberg made a trip to st.
Paul last Thursday in the interests
of the Childrens' Home Society.
The Bethany Sisters will hold a
food sale at Ellingb0e's furniture
store Saturday, Sept. n, at g O'Clock.
Spurgeon Stringer, the optometrist,
will test eyes and tit glasses at the
Gerard Hotel, Ladysmith, from Oct.
/ to 8. 24-25
Farms-un lmprOved farm lands and
stock ranches for sale. Reasonable
prices and liberal terms. r. C. Jones,
Ladysmith, Wis. Off
Rev. Fred Dahlberg, of Ladysmitn,
will preach III the fairview school
house next Sunday evening at s
o'clock. Everybody invited
Elmer Ryman is taking a vacation
from work ON his land in northwest
ern Dewey for visit with friends at
Spring Green.
All those wishing to obtain hard
coal briquettes are notified that Brag-
don & Son will have IA carload in a
few days. Place your order now.
Guy Hernis position has been
changed to Rice Lake local. and from
now on Guy will inspect potatoes at
Rice Cameron Cor. Rice Lake
Chr0n0type.
George Nelson and family drove up
from Tippecanoe, Ind, last week and
have taken up residence upstairs over
their store building at 115 f. WOrden-
ay.
Men who have been fishing all sum-
mer in these parts with Indifferent
success wonder how Ladysmith lady
had the luck and skill to catch 161a-
pound muscallonge.
James Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Moore. proceeded direct to the
University OF Wisconsin TO take up
his agricultural studies, from Indian
apOlis, where he had charge of Wis
consin exhibit
w. D. Morgan was at Medford Mon
day to look over the job of excavating
he has the contract for there. Mr..
Morgan said that it rained much hard
er there than in this vicinity that
day.
Charles Fahlsing and four children,
Of W0odbun, Ind, arrived here Tues
day to visit few days at the home of
Mr. Fahlsing's br0therin-laW, Paul
Woehbekng, 4h miles southeast OF
Ladysmith.
DR.. c. +. Bugher was surprised aud
delighted Wednesday to run across an
old Buckeye state friend, f. G. Hus-
ton, who was out here from Mime
apolis on business. Their visit was a
brief one, hut enjoyed by both.
Mrs Henry Davis spent last week
with her sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Bran Withers, at their cot
tage ON Island Lake. She showed
them all how to catch game fish down
there by capturing 1612-pound mus
kie on Saturday.
George Churchill, town of Grant
farmer, believes that one OF his cows
was struck by lightning last Friday
evening. while he was driving them
in from pasture. Lightning was play
ing around and one of the cows stag
gered and went down. 1t was two or
three days before she could get up.
DOna MOreau, auto tire repairman,
says that large percentage OF his
work this summer has been from tour
lists from other states. Chicago tour
lists were the most numerous OF the
nonresident patrons Illinois, Iowa
and Minnesota cars have been most
numerous seen passing through Lady
smith this summer. and good sprink-
ling of Indiana license plates show
ing.
Wilmer Collins returned to his home
here Tuesday night from Des MONIES,
being laid up with an injured hand.
While riding on train on his way
TO Des Moines. and in the attempt TO
raise a refractory window of a coach,
his right hand was forced through the
window glass, cutting it badly. Sew
eral stitches had to be taken in it 10
close the wound.
Louis Radiker. of Ingram. Rusk
county's veteran exhibitor of the fruits
of orr wonderful soil. is with us again
ut the county fair. His exhibit is
smaller than usual this fall as he was
in tho hosnital for about month this