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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-10-13
ELDER CREEK

Mrs. Emma Powers is employed at
the o. V. Emo home.
Herbert Jesup, of Michigan, is Wis
iting at the G. Joyner home.
Clarence Joyner, son, Floyd, ana
daughter, Leona, and Edna Doom are
at Superior for a few days.
Miss Grace Scholts and Charles
White. of Ladysmith, spent the week
end at the G. Joyner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Millen and Otto
Dalton and mother motored to Lady
smith. Arnold, Holcombe and Fam
beau on Sunday.
Harve Seeley and Bruce Donaldson
returned to their homes at La Fargo
on Monday, after spending week at
the Dalton home.
Several spent Thursday evening at
the w. Whomes home practicing a d1a-
logue which will be given Nov. D, at
the Atlanta hall. The program VIII
be published later.
The C. I. c. met Thursday, Oct. 5,
with Mrs. J. Topliff, II members,
three officers and four visitors being
present. Coffee and cake were served
by Mesdames Hunter, Topliff, Vree-
land, Herring and Tatro. The next
meeting will be at the town hall the
first Thursday in November.
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Miss Pearl Willoughby is visiting
friends in this part Of Rusk county.
Browns new front is a. great i'm
provement to the appearance of the
store and the town.
Roy Cox and wife, of Holcombe,
visited at the home Of his sister, Mrs
Chester Sergeant, last Sunday.
Clyde Cox, wife and two children
of Vernon county, are making Few
weeks visit with his relatives in Shell
don and vicinity.
Florence Carman started last Fri
day on trip which will include Eau
Claire, Chippewa Falls, Cadott, and
perhaps some other points, where she
has relatives and friends.
Our new principal, Mr.. Broughton,
finished moving Saturday into the
dwelling D. L. Pickering has been re-
modelling this fall, since his purchase
of the same from Herman Fish.
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NATLACO

L. Prodon has moved away.
Andrew Nelson is building a large
root cellar.
Silas Launders is working for G.
Hageman.
This is the month Of jack-o-lanterns
and witches.
Emil Johnson will move into his
new house soon.
Some Of the men are going to the
logging camps.
VIM. Burke intends to move to Chi
cago next Saturday
G. W. Hatcher is making an addi-
ton to his root cellar.
E. Rietz had some men here look
ing at the farm where Prodons lived.
G. w. Hatcher hauled a load of
lumber to the dam for a doctors
house.
There was a farewell dance Satur-
day night in honor Of those who are
leaving
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BEAR LAKE

We had our first heavy frost Sun
day night, Oct. s.
Miss Lucinda Sill, of Rusk Farm,
called at J. Goodenough's Sunday.
Forrest Scott attended a dance near
Weyerhaeuser Wednesday night.
Martin Vratinina, Lloyd Tubbs and
brother, Willard, visited at Will
SCOTS Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Belts visited the
formers mother, Mrs. Mrs. Frank
Gillett, one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bun are moving
their household effects to Ladsmith
where he has work in the paper mill.
Miss Marie Latr spent the week
visiting with her friend, Miss Mabel
Wach, who lives near Rusk Farm.
Will Scott, our health officer, is
quite busy these days inspecting the
barns of those who had tubercular cat
tie.
Mrs. Charles Tubbs and son, Mer-
ton, were up from near Dallas and
spent the weekend with friends and
relatives.
Miss Georgiana Rathbun visited with
her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kleve,
and Anna Jank, last Thursday and
Friday. They live in Chetek.
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(Received too late for last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Raasch mo-
tored to Rice Lake Sunday, where
they went to take the formers brother
and wife to their position on a farm
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Kuettel entertained
a few friends and relatives from La
dysmith at a chicken dinner Sunday
in honor of their son, Oscar, and wife,
who were recently married.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Jor-
dan, of Ladysmith, when their grand
daughter, Pearl Kimmell, was married
to William Raasch, of Port Arthur.
Walter Rorshach was best man and
Rosa Raasch was bridesmaid. Rev. f.
Sawyer performed the ceremony A
bounteous supper was served after the
ceremony, only immediate relatives be-
ing present. The happy couple left
for Barron county, where the groom
has a position on a large stock farm.
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WOODLAND SCHOOL

(Received too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glare Gillett attended
church at Weyerhaeuser Sunday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Checkalski has been christened
Wallace John.
Miss Weston spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Weston, at Ladysmith.
The children of Woodland school
are working hard to get their gold
stars on the attendance chart.
Wallace French, of Milwaukee, has
entered the third grade here. He will
stay with his aunt, Mrs. Kopke
Farmers in this vicinity are taking
advantage of the beautiful fall wealth
err. They are husking corn and pick
ing potatoes.
1t is reported that Kenneth Lalan is
recovering from a painful injury to
one of his eyes, which was inflicted by
toy aeroplane. The boy has been
taken to Eau Claire for treatment
Pupils who have attended school
one month without being absent or
tardy are: Helena Daniels, Sophie
Stieskal, Leo and Roy Weingartner,
Joseph Wojtkiewicz, Stanley Jasicki,
Sophia Weingartner and Agnes Ry-
bicli
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RIVERSIDE

Most everyone is busy digging pota-
toes
Elsie Beyeler visited the Oakview
school last Monday.
Curt Farmer, of Clark county, visit
ed last Sunday in this vicinity.
Oscar Smith was out on business
above Ladysmith the latter part Of
last week.
Irwin Stowell, of Carter Center,
spent last Sunday night at the Oscar
Smith home.
Mr.. Morphew spent the latter part
of last week at Ladysmith working
for the Raleigh company.
Graham Wilson, of Tabernash, Colo,
and his sister, Mrs. Olive Kellogg, Of
Holcombe, are visiting with Mrs. VIM.
Osborn.
John Bender and wife and Jess
Nicely, wife and baby, of Vernon
county, have been visiting at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Osborn.
Whitney Umback, Clate Emmons,
Frank Woodcock and son, Arthur,
Clarence Osborn, Mr.. Tyrrell and son,
Vernon, helped Jake johnson thresh
last Monday.
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WESTGRANT

Mrs. Stranger was Ladysmith Wis
itOr Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were Lady
smith callers on Wednesday.
Rev Attig preached at the school
house Sunday morning.
Ruth Miller started working at the
chair factory Friday.
Mr. Bergwin went to town Satur-
day and brought home new furnace
for the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerville, Of
Thornapple, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Udell Hartman.
Iva Welder and Walter Stranger
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Kuettel at Ladysmith
A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kuet-
tel at the Welder home Wednesday
evening, about fifty people being pres
cnt. They received many useful gifts.
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NORTH STAR DISTRICT

Pearl Harris has gone to Ladysmith
to work.
Chas. Lund dug Pete Gordons po-
tatoes Saturday.
Will Norman sold wagon load Of
hogs last week.
Marvin Gordon was on the sick list
few days last week.
Mary Clausen, of hurry, spent last
week with Bill and Hazel Clausen.
We are glad to report that Grandpa
Gordon is up and around again.
The Frank Inchowski family visited
with friends near hurry Sunday.
Pauline and Edward Chandly are
here from Chicago to visit friends.
A. L. Hobbs has his car in running
order again. Look out for dust now.
John B. Sloan and Will Norman
transacted business in Ladysmith last
week.
Joe Galman was down from Duluth
here.
Phoebe Gordon spent the weekend
at home. She is attending training
school at Ladysmith.
A number of young folks from the
district attended the movies at Muir
ry and report poor show.
Say, fellows, potatoes were worth
40c per hundred at Exeland Oct. 3,
butterfat was worth 4Oc per lb. Which
is the easiest to haul?
e. Drake, Of the Windfall district,
was down helping pick spuds in the
North Star district recently.
The North Star Potato Club have
their potatoes all dug now and the
potato fair is scheduled for Saturday
evening, Oct a. The judges are men
from outside of the district so no par
TALLY will be shown Everybody is
invited to come and bring a pie as pie
and coffee will be served as refresh
ments.
Those Of the North Star pupils who
were neither absent nor tardy for the
first month were Harold Applebee,
Leslie Lund Tony Kuhn, Virgil Kuhn,
Paul Lund, Willard Kuhn, Edwin APP
plebee and Ruth Gordon Those hav-
ing highest average grades were: Pri-
mary department, Ruth Gordon, Bes-
81 Inczanskis Horace Sanderson, Ber-
nard Sanderson. Intermediate de-
Tony Kuhn. Grammar department,
Harold Applebee, Evaline Sanderson,
Beatrice Sanderson
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CLOVERLEAF SCHOOL
frost we had Monday night was

The frost we had Monday night was
harder than the first
Grandpa Gibbs spent Sunday at the
Geo. Wakefield home.
About forty-four young people at
tended the party on Lyle Foster,
Wednesday, Oct. 4.
Lyle Foster left Monday morning
for Iowa, where he will pick corn
for a few months.
Willie Stranger returned home from
North Dakota, recently, where he has
been employed.
Charles Bordner attended a party in
the basement of the Presbyterian
church at Conrath, recently.
The people who have planted ruta-
bagas and cabbage for the farmers
club have started pulling them.
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CHERRY PARK

P. M. Bell dug potatoes for George
Shultz last week.
Wendell Shultz and Otto Richter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Richter and Mrs.
Ptacek transacted business in Lady
smith Monday.
George Shultz disposed Of most Of
his stock at public auction held at his
farm Tuesday, Oct. 10.
w. D. Morgan has completed the
excavation Of the bitches on the new
road between Geo. Shultz's farm and
the state highway.
The attendance at school has been
very irregular the past two weeks on
account of the children having to stay
at home to help harvest the crops.
Emil Weatherling, of the town Of
Grant, called at the p. e. Steubs
home Sunday for his brother-in-law,
George Angel, and took the latter to
his home.
M. J. Steinhilber and p e. Steubs
transferred the property Of George
Steinhilber from the J. T. Stevens
farm south of Thornapple dam, to the
home Of the former, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Steubs and
daughter, Flora, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J.
Dubois, and daughter, Betty, Misses
Daisy Butler and Audrey Roberts, of
Ladysmith, were guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs p. e. Steubs Sunday.
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Mrs A. Krogstad is on the sick list,
but is improving at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Void were shop
ping in Ladysmith last Wednesday.
Carl Kreklau returned from motor
trip to Wisconsin Rapids Monday
night.
Misses Judith Austad and Marion
Johnson remained in Ingram over the
weekend to assist at the Burse hotel
while the linemen are boarding there.
A small crowd attended the COM
munity club Saturday evening. A
very interesting program was held,
the main topic being a debate, Are
Dairy Cows Profitable to the Cedar
Rapids Farmers or Not?" The affirm
ative side won.
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GLEN FLORA

Erick Anderson was Ladysmitl
visitor Friday.
B. o. Franklin was caller al
Hawkins Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Lessard, Of Ingram, Wis
tied here last Thursday.
Mrs. s. d. Sherwood, of Ingram
visited here last Thursday.
Neil Burgess, of Tony, had business
here last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Jakoubek spent Friday
and Saturday at KEENAN,.
Frank Cummings and julius John
son were visitors at Tony Friday.
Irwin True, Of Ladysmith, was
here last Wednesday on business.
Oscar A. Crawford wassa business
caller at Ladysmith last Wednesday
Mrs. John Erickson called on Wey.
erhaeuser friends Friday and Satur
day.
Fred Kaiser has moved to Beaver
Dam, where he expects to make his
home
Mrs. Eben Thompson, of Ladysmith
Thursday.
James Jones is staying with Paul
e. Lessor and expects to stay there
this winter.
Clarence Peterson and John Fisher
were at Sheldon Thursday and Fri
day on business.
Mesdames Frank Wilson and Earl
Nelson spent Wednesday and Thurs
day with friends at Prentice.
Mrs. p e. Lessor has returned from
a six-weeks' visit with her sister in
the southern part of the state.
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EAST GROW

G. Finley is helping the new neigh
Dor move in.
Don't forget the box social which is
to be held Oct. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Fischer attend
ed church in Conrath Sunday
G. r. Loomis delivered two cows TO
Mr.. Boppre in Conrath Saturday
Carl Grover was so unfortunate as
to find one of his COWS with broken
leg Wednesday morning. The animal
had to be killed.
party of young people autoed
down from Duluth and spent Sunday
at the @. r. Loomis home The party
included Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Els
cher, Miss Grace Holbert and Messrs.
John Meyers and Ernest Perlftz
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WEIRGOR

Zerkle brothers loaded a car of
wood Monday.
Ralph Miers returned Thursday
from Crosby, N. d.
Mr.. and Mis-. Peter Borkhus and
family returned Friday from Groton,
S. D., where they spent the summer.
Miss Sena Nelson and Miss Lucille
Clifford went to Hayward Monday to
attend the Sawyer county teachers in
stitute.
Word has been received here from
the Poland family. They are in Flor
ence, Kansas and have rented a
farm.
Bert Zerkle arrived home Saturday
from Milwaukee. He was accompan-
led by his brother, William, who will
spend the winter here
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Nelson and
Miss Florence Christianson, of Hay
ward, spent Sunday with Miss Sena
Nelson and Mrs Clarence Ruid.
A mistake was made last week. 1t
was Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Crandall, Of
Stone Lake, who visited at the Miers
home instead of Mr.. and Mrs. u. G..
Crandal1.
A party of friends surprised Mr..
and Mrs Vandalen and family, Sun
day. All brought well-flled lunch
baskets and after dinner the after
noon was spent in visiting. Mr.. Van
dalen will have an auction sale Oct
-. They expect to move to New
York
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AMACOY LAKE

Everyone is busy digging spuds.
Dean Raiza and Rollo Golf spent
Sunday at their homes.
Hazel Nelson, of Bruce was a week
end guest of Beth McHugh.
Walter Atwood is recovering from
an attack of yellow jaundice.
Mrs. Young, ST., arrived from New
Lisbon, for an indefinite stay.
A large number Of people attended
the Walter Fleming sale Monday.
Sam Frisch's brother and family
have been here visiting the past week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Fleming, Sunday morning,
Oct. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atwood were
callers at the e. Ewald home in Bruce
Sunday evening.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day for the 19-months' -old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hillshien
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Atwood re.
turned to Cloquet, Friday, after spend
ing several days at the parents Of the
former.
Don't forget the Amacoy Farmers
Club meeting, Saturday, Oct. IA. Ev-
eryone welcome. Come and have a
good time
A farewell party was held at the
pavilion in honor of Mr.. Frisch and
family, last Saturday evening. The
Frischs will leave soon to spend the
winter in Merrill
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FAIRVIEW

(Received too late for last week.
| Miss Gladys Larkens was on the
sick list for a few days last week.
| Short brothers are harvesting their
onion crop which is very fine this year.
We know that the bird law is open
again by the big bombardment in the
timber.
Frank Bridy, of Chicago, os visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Clark.
Miss Myrtle Bovee spent the week
end with her brother and family in
Ladysmith last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark were
business callers in Ladysmith Mon
day. They drove down with A. R.
Shudlick, in his car.
We are having wonderful autumn.
It seems almost unbelievable to see
the Riddles going to school barefooted
the 9th of October.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Delhi were
guests at the wedding of the latter's
brother, Ora Deerwester, which oc-
Cured at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard near
Bruce Tue day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oil have moved
onto the Christ Unger farm, which Mr..
Ohl's brother, Howard, purchased
from Mr.. Unger in September. Mr..
Oil intends to build a new house in
the near future.
The Nelson brothers will soon be-
gin logging in their camps few
miles northeast of Crane. They will
employ a large crew of men and
number of teams, and they say wages
will be good this year.
Messrs. and Mesdames A. r. Shud-
lick, Mitchell Short, Alfred Nelson
and John and Frank Nelson and
Clarence Short enjoyed fishing trip
to Amacoy Lake Sunday. They had
good luck in catching wall-eyed pike.
The party drove down in the Shud-
lick and Nelson cars.
Mr. Calkins will have a sale at his
farm known as the John Kobs farm
about the 18th of the month. Mr..
Calkins says a farmer does not get
enough for his farm products to pay
him to produce it with potatoes
around 40c per hundred, and the low
price of butterfat as it has been most
of the summer and fall. We are sor-
~ to lose the Calkins from our neigh
borhood.
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MAPLE CENTER

Hunting seems to be in order from
the amount of shooting.
Effie Churchill and Gretchen Ayers
visited in Conrath Sunday afternoon.
J. G. Wier returned home last
night from the cattle show at Mime
sofa.
Mrs. E. Ryall and son, Ike, left
last Thursday evening for southern
Wisconsin.
In spite of inclement weather the
community meeting was well attended
Friday evening
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TOWN OF WILSON

Charles Jilek has finished digging
potatoes.
V. G. Dakins is digging spuds. He
says they are very good.
Miss Helen Haas was home last
week, being on the sick list,
Miss Leila Jacobson is visiting her
sister, Miss Ruth, at the Dakins home.
Miss Marcella Schumann was ia
ken to the hospital for an operation
last Monday.
The people in the town of Wilson
had their cows tested for tuberculosis
last week.
Miss Ruth Jacobson was down TO
Rice Lake on shopping trip last
Saturday.
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Milton Joyner spent Sunday here
with his family.
Mrs. Fred Tiegs is confined to her
home with an attack Of summer flu.
Elmer Muldowney expects to stay
with his sister, Mrs. H.. Strong, this
winter.
Mrs. Jack Carr is staying with her
parents at present. Mr.. Carr is en-
ployed at Big Falls.
Mrs. Harry Strong and children re-
turned from southern Wisconsin
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Boer spent Sunday at
home. She resumed her school du-
ties at Ladysmith Monday.
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MORE COWS FOR
NORTH STAR
Farmers, Depressed Over Po-
tato Prices, Turn To Cows
and Corn

Some Of the farmers in the district
are pretty much discouraged with the
potato crop and there is quite lot
OF talk OF more corn for silage and
more COWS and less potatoes next year.
It's good idea because you can al
ways see how much cream you are
getting and don't have to expect big
crop and big price, for potatoes and
after several months of expectations
meet with disappointment. Let's have
more cows.
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WEST GROW

J. B. Diederich is, digging potatoes
for Mr.. Gums.
Mrs. Arriving Diederich is home
from ST. Mary's hospital.
Isidorus Gums is getting some lum-
Der planned at Ladysmith.
Peter Rohr returned home Monday
from Minnesota, where he has been
visiting for several weeks
Misses Grace and Edith Cooney en-
tertained number of young folks at
their home Friday evening. The
time was spent in dancing, after
which luncheon was served.
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CLOVERLAND

r. T.. Redmarn and Fl. b. Theesfield
were Tony callers Tuesday.
Prayer-meeting was held at the O..
Hooker home Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. lei. c. Woodbury., Thursday.
Will Potter and family have moved
on the Gallo farm, west of the Grow
cheese factory.
A pie social and a program will be
given by the Cloverland Christian En-
deavor at the schoolhouse Friday
evening at s O'Clock.
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THE following land in the town Of
Hawkins will be sold for cash: Two
hundred acres more or less as de-
scribed: The Southwest quarter (A),
and the Northwest Quarter (A) Of
the Southeast Quarter (A) of Section
No. Twelve (12), in Township No.
Thirty-four (34) North, Range No.
three (3) West Of the Fourth P. M.
This land will be sold for $1,000 with
clear title. Address A. J. CORAM,
Fairchild, Wis. 24-29*
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

S. C. w. LEGHORN pullets for sale,
or will exchange for Buff Orpington
or w. Wyandotte pullets, for IL.
III. DeWALT, 31a miles northeast of
Ladysmith. 26-28*
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Some members of Congress are go
ing to listen twice for the brass band
as they reach home.-New York Her
aid.
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FOR RENT

THREE BRIGHT ROOMS for Iigh
housekeeping city water; lights.
Partly furnished, if desired-MRS.
MARY RUDDICK, phone 356R, East
Eighth-st. it,
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

GOOD PAYING confectionery store in
Eau Claire, bargain. Good winter
business, good location on Barstow
St.. Very reasonable rent, heat in
Guided. $1,000 will buy it. See P. O.
DAY, 35 North Barstow st. Phone
756-W, Eau Claire, Wis. 24-27*
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MALE HELP WANTED

MEN WANTED. Good men who are
not afraid to work can get a chance
to own choice 4O-acre tract OF clo-
yer land near Ladysmith by applying
to M. o. EMMONS, Ladysmith, Wis.
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WANTED-RUSK COUNTY FARMS
TO EXCHANGE FOR:
1.-1OO-ACRE irrigated farm i'm Gar

1.-100-ACRE irrigated farm in Gar
field Co. Colorado. 2-Store and
stock of goods. 3.,Up-to-date hotel.
Residence at Bangor, Wis. g
1O00-acre timber tract in Camden Co.,
Missouri. 6-160-acre improved farm
at Dead Moose Lake, Canada. Z
seven-room modern cottage and 140-
acre well improved farm ct Climax
Springs, Missouri. S-Two small
farms in Iowa. Except the Iowa
farms these properties are clear of
incumbrance. o. A. SARGENT. 26-27
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBuES

FORD TRUCK in first-class condition.
LADYSMITH FUEL CO., A. a.
Bragdon, Manager. 19tf
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WANTED-TO TRADE

HAVE 2 ACRE lots in Ladysmith
would like to trade for auto-Ford
preferred. e. M. WORDEN. 25-2S*
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80 ACRES of fine unimprOved land,
miles north of Ladysmith. Price
$25 per acre. MRS. VIM. SCHWARTZ
phone 62R 25-2Sa