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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-24
INGRAM

Louis GaSnOn transacted business nj
Ladysmith Tuesday
Fred Haines was a Ladysmith bus
mess caller Saturday.
]. +. McFarlane was Ladysmith
business caller Monday
Mrs. Erickson, of Glen Flora. was an
Ingram caller Monday.
Lyman Paul. Of Crandon, is visiting
his sister Mrs. e. G. Blood.
Mrs Ray Lane Of Hawkins visited
her parents here the past week
Margaret Stoker. of Glen Flora.
spent the weekend with Beatrice Will
bert
One of Ingralns former residents.
F. II Fulmer. died at st. Mary's hos
)ital at Ladysmith.
Mrs j +. Curtiss left for Wausau
Saturday. where She will visit rela-
ives
Arden knutson. of Hawkins. visited
At the Bllrce home Wednesday even
ing
An old-fashioned st. patrick's party
Vas given at the G. T. Geary home Fri
lay night.
The Misses Nellie and Ethel Stoker,
If Glen Flora. visited friends here on
Wednesday
Mrs. \. o. ST Clair entertained the
Methodist Ladies Aid Society at her
nome Thursday
Miss Belle Grunseth returned to La
lysmith Monday to resume her work
It the Bon Ton.
]. w. Macarthur, of Minneapolis.
arrived here Saturday TO spend few
weeks at his farm.
The wearing of the green was eX
hibited last Friday but some people ex-
hibit it every day in the week.
Modest Lambert successfully under
went AN operation for appendicitis at
ST. ,Joseph's hospital at Chippewa
Falls March II.
Mrs. Frank Moore returned home
Friday, after spending the winter at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs Irving
Iverson. a Hartland, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Coey, of Sass
katcheWan. Canada have been visit
ing at the latter's home during the
past two weeks They left Monday for
Minneapolis on their return trip.
The Misses Violet Best, Mary Young,
Viola McFarlane, Belle and Clara
Grunseth spent Wednesday evening at
the home Of Marie Kaiser. Ice cream
and cake was served at II o'clock.
Mrs ". NJ Best visited friends ii
Hawkins Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. Bugier, cashier Of the Ingram
State Bank. is in the hospital at Marsh
field recovering from an operation for
appendicitis.
1t is reported that Il group OF young
people organized club Saturday even
ing. The name decided upon was
''Flappers." \ very enjoyable evening
was spent. Ice cream and waters were
served rs refreshments.
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TOWN OF WILSON

Bob Mingay reports n new farmer
ut his home,
Joe Haas went to stay with his sis
ter for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haas returned from
Pittsburg, Pa, Friday.
Mr. Olson is getting UP supply OF
wood for future use.
Mr.. Lyons attended the dance at
Brentwood Friday night.
Donald Foster enjoyed a good time
at the dance Friday night
III. r. Hyer postponed the dance for
March IT, because of poor roads.
Mrs. Dakins returned from the Rice
Lake Methodist hospital Saturday.
Mrs Victor Dakins spent the week.
end in Rice Lake. Evelyn had some
dental work done while there also.
We received q large package OF
bulletins from the county agent. We
are using them in agriculture work.
Mr.. Doty is taking orders for spray
material for potatoes. He can get it
for 10 cents at BirchWood if he gets
orders enough for 1000 pounds.
Mrs, Chaser received a telegram from
Milwaukee that her mother died Fri
day night Jilells took her to Rice
Lake to catch the train, Sunday
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MURRY

John Scheel was a caller in hurry
Monday.
Mr.. Mattison went to WeirgOr on
Wednesday, where he expects to be
employed for a few weeks.
4 large crowd attended the mas
ouerade dance at the hurry hall last
Friday evening. All report fine
time
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Alvey, of Bruce,
were callers in hurry Friday and Sat
urday of last week and attended the
masquerade.
Mrs. j. c. Leblanc passed away Sat
urday. m., after a long illness bur
not until the hast compile months was
she confined to her bed. We all ey-
tend cur heartfelt sympathy to the
bereayed husband and family.
There will be pie social and dance
at the hurry hall Friday niahs, Mar
24 for the benefit of the Athletic Club.
Prizes will be given for the couples
dancing the best waltz. two-step and
fox-tr9s> \ good time and good music
assured. Everybody welcome.
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Arthur Benson left Monday to spend
a week with his brother. Emil Benson,
at Eau Claire:
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne LQudenbeck
are rejoicing over the arrival of a son,
born Monday, March 20.
Mavis Dearhamer is able to attend
school again, after her enforced abb
sence due to illness last week.
Georgia Mizener spent q few days
with her sister, Mrs. Joe Singer, of the
Blue Hills, who has been i'll with IN
fiuenZa
Members Of the John lyman family
have been undergoing Il siege OF the
mumps All are getting along nicely
from latest reports.
Arthur B0ggess went to IadySmith
Monday. where he will engage in car
penter work. His family will follow
as soon as he secures a house for their
residence.
Jack Pritchard. lineman of local tel
ephones, was seen in this neighborhood
Tuesday. The majority of lines in
this vicinity have been out OF working
order since last Sunday. following the
Storm
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PORT ARTHUR

Oscar K,settel drove to Bruce ca
business Monday
Walter Stranger hauled poverty wood
to Port Arthur Tuesday.
Edwin BuchhAiz and Oscar kuettei
each lost d valuable cow Saturday.
1Aatone Kuettel and Arthur Ras-
mussen were Ladysmith callers Fri'
day.
Ernest Raasch, Harvey Spresser and
VIM. Hebner attended the show at La
dyslnith Friday evening.
Nellie Sigsworth, who had an opera
ton 4 short time ago for appendicitis
is reported to be doing well.
The water is raising here and about
twenty more men have been given en-
ployment by the pulp mill here.
George Angel returned to his home
here. He has been working for a
farmer near LadysInith for some time.
but will now work IN the pulp mill
here.
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TONY

4 son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
samieI Lybert last Tuesday.
Miss Anna Swobotick returned to
her work at Superior last week
Miss Irene Sharrah visited friends
at Tadysmith few days this week.
Harley Widemar, Of Ladysmith,
spent the Weekend here with friends.
Miss Ruth Woman. of Ladysmith,
was IL guest at the G. NJ. Dahlquist
home last week.
All the members of the +. Gums
household have been quite sick with
the grip the past week.
Several of the young people from
this vicinity enjoyed a sleigh-ride to
Ladysmith Sunday evening.
Ted Johnson returned home Thurs
day from Granton, Wis, where he Wis
itcd relatives for few days
NJ. I. Ward, who was stricken with
u paralytic stroke last week, is slowly
regainng his health at this writing.
Joseph Newhousc left last week for
Minneapolis. where he will complete
Ithe course Of study he has been taking
APP. 80
No, Joe. we know that you are not
GuiIty Of that PIE and cake deal, but
ave thought you could help MS solve
the mystery.
Miss Anna Riley returned to her
school duties here Monday, after
spending the weekend ri her home
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RIVERSIDE

Chester White drove to Arnold Mon,
day on business.
=. 4. Stowell returned home from
camp last Sunday.
Quite a number in the vicinity are
being visited with grip.
Don't forget to attend caucus at Shell.
don, Saturday, March %.
Lawrence Cox is running his buzz
wagon on the route now
G. West and son, Roy, hauled hay
from Engstrom's Monday.
e. f. Chalfant helped Frank En-.
mons on his house last week.
There was no school the first of The
week Miss Syhers being sick.
Browns from Sheldon were Sunday
,-isitors at the II. b. Cox home
Mrs. Harrison Cox and Miss Dora
Stowell attended lodge ut sheldon Sal
urday
Irvine Stowcll helped the ".Iustamerc
farm manager saw wood one day last
week.
Mrs. T. NJ. Wager will entertain the
Ladies Club at her home Thursday.
March 80.
Emmett Chalfant IS running for as
SCISSOR this spring. Henry Ford will
have another sale.
Fred Hanold and w. Ii. Umback
hauled lumber from the sawinill at
Arnold the first Of the week
Miss Lucy Umback spent Saturday
at her home here. She returned to
school ar Ladysmith Sunday
Fl. B. Cox shipped veal calf recent
ly, to Chicago. He said he got enough
to pay the freight. He was lucky.
The Sunday school lesson for March
rs is a review of the last quarter.
Preaching services also. sunday
school ut 80 and preaching at . 30
The community meeting Friday even
ing March II was well attended, there
being around 100 present. A good pro-
gram was rendered by some of the
members of the literary society. Mr.
Shepherd gave a talk on ''spud' rails
ng. He said he was going TO SOW his
This year There were % pies sold
which brought around 500, which went
% pay on the Victrola,
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WEST GRANT

Mr.. Miller quit the mill Thursday
Mr.. Raber is hauling timbers for
Mr. Phillips.
Mr.. Ralstrom sold his sheep to Mr..
Sweeney last week.
MessrS. Halmol and John limbaugh
are working in the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergwin and son, Har-
old. were I.adysmith shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Miller and daughter, Ruth, are
on the sick list this week.
Messrs. Welder and Miller were La
dySmith callers Friday.
A daughter was bornto Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohnemus Monday morning, March Is.
Services were held .at the school
house here Sunday morning and even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halmol. Mrs. Hritz
and Mrs. Hanak were Iadysmith shop
pers Wednesday,.
Those who attended the caucus Sat
urday were Mr. and Mrs. Stanger Mr..
Raher and Mr. Bergwin.
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AMAGOY LAKE

Herbert Golf went to Big Fails on
Wednesday,
Frank Stevens purchased fine hog
at the sale Thursday.
BY all reports Joe Mallach has
joined the Ladies Aid society.
Many people from here attended the
Lyman auction sale last Thursday.
Norman Wyncoop has returned to
Kansas, after spending g tWo-manths'
vacation with his father, Il. Y: Wyn-
coop.
The party which was 10 have been
held at the George Stevens home. was
postponed because of the death OF an
uncle.
Walter Atwood, Milton and Earl
Golf. Annie Sleider and Beatrice Coy
or were among the young people who
ATTENDED the st. patliek'S dance n
Bruce last Friday evening.
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Russell Ingraham returned home
Monday from Iladysmith, after spend
ing several days With his sister, Mrs.
George Neuhring
y Mrs. Frank Helm returned to her
home ut Ladysmith Monday, after a
short visit at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. d. Sharrah.
Louis Hraban. who lives 312 miles
south of Tony, returned home last Fri
day from Il visit of ten weeks at
Cicero. Ridgcficld and Crystal Lake,
Iii. 8Na
Phil Chrstman, Jr.. who underwent
Il serious operation for appendicitis at
st. Nary's hospital at Ladysmith a
short time ago, is getting along very
uicSSy. His sister, Miss Anna Christ
man. trained nurse, is taking care
of him. 81
Miss Genevieve Bey returned to hel
home here Tuesday from Marshfield
where she was called by the death OF
her little sister. Miss Bey'S home is
in Marshticld, but she is making hen
home at present with her grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clear.
Last year the cucumber crop was
very successful and very large mum
Der Of cucumbers were sailed down.
ut thc local pickle station. These pick
les have not yet been shipped, and il
is reported that owing to the large
number ON hand here now, the pickle
station will not open his season
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WEST GROW

Peter Rohr is helping ] 4. Diedrich
haul poles.
John Linssen is cutting poles for
Isidorus Guns
\ party was given at the Alva Lint
home Friday evening, March IL
George Van Den Ellen and ,Isidorus
Guns expect TO start saving lumber
soon.
Miss Flora Van Heesch, who has
been employed at the George Van Den
Ellen home, was called to her home
Monday on account Of the illness OF
her mothef.
Miss Annie Gobeli was surprised at
her home Sunday afternoon, the occa-
sion being her 18th birthday. The af-
ternoon was spent in playing games,
after which a delicious luncheon was
served
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RANGE LINE

Raymond Kettering was q Lady
smith caller Tuesday.
Don't forget the Booster Club meet
ing at Walrath Saturday evening.
\ few of the young folks from here
attended the dance at Glen Flora Fri
day evening.
Messrs. Bob Kettering and Gilbert
Ott. Of Walrath, We're callers at the
Ward home Saturday evening
We are glad to hear that Mr. Ward,
who has been on the sick list the past
week, is greatly improved al this writ
ing.
Messrs Olaf and Iver Iyerson and
Theodore Johnson departed Monday
for North Dakota, where they will be
employed
Mrs. Carl Olson, who is residing at
St Paul. arrived home Friday for Il
short stay with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. NJ. T. Ward.
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permanently an agricultural
country" The members on the affirm
alive side were Russell lngraham and
Alvin Christman. and the negative side
were Nicholas Helm and Damian Gier.
The negative side Won the debate. Miss
Mabel Bly,. the young peoples instruct
or stated that another debate may be
held in the near future The question
to be debated upon will be Resolved :
That Rusk county shall have a COM
mission form Of government,
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| will be in Tony,
April 4th and 5th to
take orders for Spi-
rella COrsets.
MRS. L. BATES

Word was received here that Sister
Martha formerly Miss Mary Eerhyen.
who formerly lived with her parents
here. is enjoying 4 vacation at Omaha,
Nebraska. Her health has been fail
ing, and she is taking rest. If she
is well enough she will be home for
Easter Miss Verhycn is well known
among the young people in this vicin-
ity
Is. II. GQrnillison had the misfortune
TO lose three fine head Of cattle last
week It seems he let the cattle out
for Q short time and one of the ami
mails slipped and broke its lee and fht
other two strayed down TO the river
and went out too far and the ice broke
ana they were drowned. This makes
a total OF thirteen cows Mr. Cornillisor
lost this year.
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CHERRY PARK

Mrs Frank Ptacck drove to Bruce
Friday.
Enock Erickson broke an arm last
Wednesday. He is getting along nice
~.
Mrs d. d. Jardine and Mrs. ernest
Stoffregcn visited our school last
Thursday afternoon,
Martin Steinhilber, Ed Krall. Joe
Richter and Wallace Schultz are work
ing at the Port Arthur mill BOW.
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CEDAR RAPIDS

Oscar Reno Is able TO he ont again,
after his siege OF sickness this winter.
Ben Maksnes Il. T.. Austad r. A.
Young, Fred Youngberg and A. II. Ev-
erts were business callers in Lady
smith last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Krogstad re-
turned to Maiden Rock, Monday, after
spending a week at the home OF their
son and daughter,
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CREAM WANTED
NOTICE
FARM LANDS
RUSK COUNTY FARM

ISHK VVT-NT1 TlXEtET- tJUV TVFHH
clay loan, every acre tillable; one
fourth mile east Of Bruce on state high
way to LadySmith; 10 rods front on
Chippewa river fine boating and fish
ing; good markets, creameries, cheese
factory, potato warehouse. House
and barn; 20 acres cultivated; 200
acres fenced. 500 acre cash Bal
ance good terms, immediate posses
sion. I. T. ARMSTRONG, Owner
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis 50-52
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INCREASE PEA
ACREAGE A HALF
Success With Peas Around Tony
Stimulates Interest In
Crop

The Fame Canning Company is plan
ming on adding another yinef to the
TWO already established here. So far
the pea crop has been very successful
here The farm manager Carl Con
nering. reports that this year there
viii be about three hundred acres OF
peas planted. Last year there was a
trifle less than two hundred acres.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION

If you want good seed at q reason
able price, see us before buying. We
will have a full line OF reliable seeds
and want your business.
NORTHERN SUPPLY 90.
Ladysmith, Wis. Phone -
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Miss thamherlin spent Saturday in
Ladysmith
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly from Iowa. are
moving onto their farm hers.
Reuben Neumann went to ltadysnith
Monday morning, where he expects to
work
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CEDAR RAPIDS CAUCUS

Caucus nominees for the town OF Ce-
dar Rapids are: Supervisor. Martin
Bergset, H. Wirth clerk, A. b. Eyerts,
T.. r. Austad: treasurer, O. A. Craw-
ford. Fred Youngberg assessor, Ed
ward Johnson. Martin Void; justice OF
the-peace. John Johnson, Royal Young;
constable. Alfred Danielson, o b n
Moksnes,
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TOWN OF GRANT

A., \. Rlltfert Was 4 LadySmith call
or Monday,
George Wakefield was Ladysmith
caller Monday,
Fred Erdman will move onto his
fathers farm the first OF April
Miss Harriet Stelmack was taken
quite sick Monday morning, but is get
ting along fine now.
j. A. Hewitt and Clyde Hebard, of
Maple Center, transacted business at
Ladysmith Monday.
II. O. Shaver, of Barron, a former
resident Of our town. visited here with
friends the first of the week
Mrs Jim Drum is laid up with the
flu Her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe .Yancey, are able to be around
about, recovering from the grip.
O. +. Anderson, orr town treasurer,
will finish collecting taxes Saturday,
March -. and will turn his tax roll
oyer TO the county treasurer Monday.
Mrs. Christensen. who left Last fall
to visit with relatives in Dakota, re-
turned home Tuesday morning. Her
daughter. Mrs. Weber came with her.
Town caucus was well attended
even if the weather was disagreeabl,e.
a fine bunch of. candidates was nomf-
mated for the various offices and all
against the commission form of gov
Eernment. All are running on the town
system platform.
Recipe For Home Brew
Chase a bull frog threp mites. Pick
mp the hops. IQ the hops add the fol-
lowing Ten gallons tan bark. Que
and one-half pint of shellac, one bar
homemade soap Boil 38 hours, then
strain through an /. w w. sock so it
won't work. Bottle and add a grass
hopper TO each bottle TO give 1t the
kick. En-,
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Higlscll0Ol Debate

\ debate was held al the local school
Friday afternoon by the highschool pu-
pills. The question debated upon was,
Resolved. that the future prosperity
OF the United States depends upon its
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-24

A PERMANENT connection, .Ambi-
ton men in any walk Of life can
build permanent business Of their own
paying so to 500 weekly. One of
the worlds largest wholesale grocery
houses established 1883. capital over
one million dollarsl has openings with
protected territory Goods nationally
known. Experience not required. men
full cooperation. Liberal money i'd
yanced on goods sold. State age.
JOHN SEXTON & co. Chicago, ILL
nOiS 1tt#
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GENERAL CONTRACTING

IF you contemplate building this
spring or summer, or il you are 60
ne TO repair your old buildings, let us
figure with you on this work KARL
HANSEN SD T. Lake-ay. Phone
l92R. 47-50*
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

/ WANT TOfPLACE some boys from
Ladysmith and other towns out ON
farms for the summer months. Farm
ers wanting boys and boys wanting to
go out please write FRED DAHL
BERG. Ladysmitlf. Wis. 1851
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PREPAREDNESS

Marshfield is making preparations
to celebrate the Fourth of July in a
big way.
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The Sad Result

There was a Young ronnder named
Lon
Who made up a batch of home brew
He took a wee nip.
Just moderate sip.
Funeral Tuesday at Two.
-ChippeWa Herald
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Personal

/ AM LOOKING for woman or old
girl from 20 to 10 years old she can
have about one child. She can either
get married or take care Of the house
about . miles from LadgSmitil.- Who
wants to come to this place can take
this address. /. \. X. Care News Bud
get. abb la.52%
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Seventy carloads OF young Holsteirr
cattle have been shipped this winter
from Appleton, Wis. to Texas. Wis
consin cattle are in big demand,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Choice 1a-aere tract at city limits
First-class buildings. Want good five
or siX-room cottage in Ladysmith.
Wen improved S6-acre farm. 80 in
cultivation. Good buildings Near
school and cheese factory Town six
miles Can use Ladysmith residence.
O. A. SERGENT.
1t Ladysmith. Wis.
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Statesmen WANTED

statesmen WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or commission.
Address THE VICTOR oil co,
Cleveland. Ohio.
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BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED

WANTED--Two carloads Of high-grade
and pure-bred Holsteins with cow
testing association and Advanced Reg
istry records Also a carload of high
grade and pure-bred Guernseys. NOti-
fly County Agent Schoepf. 1t
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FOR RENT
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Two ladies to take tram
ing in Cottage Hospital Nurses train
ing school, Harvard, I'll. Ten dollars
a month while in training, 2-year
course. 50-.}H
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FOR SALE--LIyESTOCk

PIRE-BRED Holstein bull calf. .
months old. we'll bred. good size,
Il white and well marked. Price $50
Write County Agent Schoepf. or call
on John Koehler Sargent farm, IL
miles north Of Riverside cemetery
"-k312 1850
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GEESE

FOR SALE One Toulouse and one
Emden Gander s2.0a each. MRS.
NELLIE HARPER, Weirgor. Wis. 1t"
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

IL LOTS in MitcheIl's addition, one aud
one-haif block south of Johnson's
store. Small payment, balance to suit
Make Ladysmith real estate your bank.
II VII pay good interest while helping
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HAWKINS TICKET
HAS WOMAN
Mrs. Howard Sim0ns Candidate
For Justice of Peace
Hawkins News

Caucus was held Saturday night,
and the following candidates were nom
mated: Supervisor, G. F. Wall. o. A.
Swanson; clerk, Scott Reach, Walter
d. Barnett; treasurer, w. b. Barnett
9. .. Wig; assessor, A. j. Doty, ]. II
Haney; justice of the peace c. c.
Glow, years; Mrs. Howard Simons
year; constable, John Hartman. Cau-
Gus committee, the Incoming town
board. After caucus a general discus
sion OF the proposed county commission
form OF government was conducted
From developments at that time the
general indications are that we do not
want that form of government
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GOOD FARM HORSES. also pnre-bree

GOOD FARM HORSES, also pure bred
Holstcil bulls. For prices and
terms enquire OF ED FAY, Bloomer,
Wis. r. l. Phone l55-2S soft
cow, ; years old to fresllcn about Sth
Of April: also one ton Of hay for
sale NJ. +. MARTINDAIE. East Sa-
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