Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-24
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Lots on Lake Lewis for sale. See
Helm. 1888
4qo on Savings. Pioneer National
Bank. 33tf
| Secondhand cable for sale by Helm
Implement Co. 1884
Money to Loan, any amount.-Doyle
& Falge Company.
Get your Thanksgiving poultry at
the Sanitary Market. 1t
g. 0. Wig, Hawkins banker. was in
the city Wednesday.
Have you started a savings account
| with the Pioneer National Bank? 33tf
Fred Niepow. of Conrath, was a
business visitor in this city Wednes-
| day.
Every child should have a savings
account with the Pioneer National
Bank. 33tf
The Helm Implement Co. unloaded
car of SIG international tractors on
Monday.
Bring your hides to the Sanitary
Market We pay the highest market
| prices in cash. 1t
Get the poultry for your Thanks
giving dinner at the Sanitary Market
Order it early. It'll
Atty "A w Fisher was at Osceola
and Fredric on legal business Mon
day and Tuesday.
After December LIST this bank win
he ODen ON Saturday evenings only
Rusk County Bank.
| Miss Stella Notion, trained nurse
went to Barron Tuesday. where she
will be employed in a hospital.
Mrs. Leonard Nutter of Sault Ste
Marie, Mich, is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. D. H. Richards
Mrs. J. P. Peterson will entertain
the Bethany Sisters Wednesday af-
ternoon, Nov 90 Everybody come
Thos. Gunderson went to Eau Claire
Wednesday morning, where a daughter
is in Sacred Heart hospital for an eye
operation
Try a sack of our private brand
Northern Lilly Flour, only S175. Ev-
cry sack guaranteed. - Ladysmith
Trading Co. 1885
Today decides tomorrow. Then why
not decide today to take a course in
+ h e Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato. MINI. Send for catalog. 1t"
B. J. Ludvik, local accountant and
travelling auditor for the Helm Imple-
ment Co, was in Barron in the inter-
ests of the company he represents,
| Tuesday
Frank Conrath, government land
appraiser, has been at Clear Lake and
Cumberland this week. appraising
lands on which federal loans are be-
! ing negotiated.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Witsleb, of Adams,
| Wis. spent several days here visiting
the fOrmer'smother, Mrs Emile Wits
'eb, and sisters, Mrs. G. Stanton and
Mrs. VIM. Dalton, and families.
Rev Grant " Clark writes the
News Budget from Princeton. Wis,
| that his mother died early Tuesday
morning at her home in that city.
The funeral was held Thursday after
noon.
| The next regular meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps will be held at
the Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday Nov
% Lunch will be Served by Mesdames
Edgar, Preston. Riley, Henrickson,
Barnes, Richards and Dixon.
The Phillips taxidermist. G. E. Link,
has his adj in this issue. Mr.. Link has
many years of practical experience in
his line of work. solicits your trade
and guarantees all work Forward all
specimens to him at Phillips Adv
Joe Weidner, of Raymond Mimi,
stopped in this city on Wednesday
while enroute to Glen Flora, where
he has purchased a farm. Mrs Weld
ner and two children have gone to Chi
cago, where they will spend the win
ter.
teacher in the Ladysmith highschool,
left for Hancock. Mich, Tuesday
night to be present at the wedding of
her niece, who will sail for the island
of Sumatra, Nov. 80, to remain in that
distant land three years.
Mrs Gus Arndt, who has been i'll in
Chicago for a number of months. ar
rived home Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Arndt's condition is somewhat i'm
proved, but she is not well. She was
accompanied home by her brother,
Charles Krau of Lennon, S. D., who
| had been to Chicago with a shipment
of cattle. Mr.. Krau left for his home
/ Wednesday,
T. G. Jones and NJ A. Peoples re-
turned home the first of the week
| from a trip through northern Illinois
and north central Indiana. They re-
port that industrial conditions in the
sections they travelled through are
very good and that agricultural con-
ditions are improving. The latter ap
peared to be especially true in Indi-