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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-10
WILLARD CENTER

Election is over, and it was very
wet day.
Messrs Cauffman and Walker
were Ladysmith visitors Wednesday
Messrs. FROM and Russell are build
ing a barn for party southeast OF
Conrath.
H. f. Davis, who has been quite
sick with grip and asthma, is able to
be about again.
Mr.. ThorntOn's barn is beginning to
loom up. When they get it finished
it will look fine.
Mr. Scuffham purchased two very
fine Guernsey cows from Mel MatZ,
who lives on the FlambeauSheldon
road.
On Saturday evening number of
friends surprised the Clines, it being
their wedding anniversary. Reading,
music and games were followed by re-
freshments.
The Daily bridge is to be finished
this week which will no doubt make
the deer hunters happy as they can
get their game back to the Gates road
without drowning it.
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Clarence Conry was in Exeland
Monday.
Mrs. Bert Godfrey went to Crane
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Reinart were
in Exeland Thursday.
Miss Althea Seifert spent Saturday
and Sunday in Ladysmfth.
George GoetZska, of Ladysmith, was
a caller at Reinart's Friday evening.
Mesdames Geo. Mag and Edward
Slinde were Crane callers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. JOS. McGlennan and
Bert Godfrey motored to Ladysmith
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lappen and
family, of Crane, called at Bert God
frey's Sunday.
Ed Slinde went to Exeland Friday
to get lumber for the new house he
is building on his forty.
Miss Lillian Reinart was pleasant
1y surprised Saturday evening by sew.
eral of the neighbors, the occasion be.
ing her birthday.
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WESTGRANT

Mrs Oscar Kuettel is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Welder was Iadysmith caller
Friday.
Ruth Miller spent Sunday with her
parents.
Mr. Miller was a Ladysmith caller
Saturday.
Mr. Stranger shipped several head of
cattle Saturday.
Mr. Bergwin hauled q load of hay
for Mr.. Sarrol Tuesday.
Udell Hartman is busy saving
wood around Port Arthur this week
Mr.. Raber bought a riding pillow at
the Mindykowski sale last Thursday.
The Marvin Phillips family, of La
dysmith, spent Sunday at the William
Rotorff home
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HIGHSCHOOL NOTES

II don't see why Armistice Day
couldn't have come on Friday so we
could have had a days vacation" is
the lament of the student body this
week.
A fine program was enjoyed by al
present at the last literary society
meeting held Thursday afternoon
Nov. 49, All visitors are welcome tC
attend our meetings.
The Ladysmith football team de-
feated the Park Falls team last Sat
urday with a score of 10 to Z. We
have heard that this was the best
game seen so far this season.
On Friday afternoon OF this week
there will be a program given in the
highschool to celebrate Armistice Day
Several patriotic speeches will be de
livered by students of the highschool
The last football game of the sea,
son and undoubtedly the best will be
played at the fair grounds tomorrow
between the Ladysmith highschool
and Northland college. This will be
a hard game and the boys need your
support. Be sure to be there and
bring your friends.
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TONY

Friday evening the Tony COmmun-
ity Club held their business meeting
at the schoolhouse. Up to this time
the club has been an organization for
men only, but Friday evening lady
members were solicited. Over % new
members were enrolled at the meeting.
Three lady directors were appointed,
MesdameS Giese, Daber and Engh,
each for a term of three years. AT
ter the business meeting program as
follows, was given:
Musical Entertainment ...--.-....-.-....---.
..-...... Kaul's quartette
Violin and piano, instrumental Sc
lection. Oliver Rice and
Irene Sharrah.
Speech-Social Community Work.
....-O. j. Falge, Dist. Attorney
Radio Entertainment. -.--.-.....-......---.-
Gerald C. Maloney, Ladysmith
1t was decided that meeting be
held every two weeks at the school
house. The next meeting will be held
Nov. II.
Mrs. John Ebert is seriously Ill with
pneumonia.
One of the little girls at q the Ed
Hauser home is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
e. Engh left Tuesday for Cameron
where he was called by the death OF
a relative.
Miss Gladys Coyer and Mike Ward
of Glen Flora, were visitors at the N
O'Mark home Wednesday evening.
Miss Zelda Hatcher, of Dairy Cen.
ter, and Arnold Lunde, of this village
have withdrawn from the Tony high
school.
Mrs. A. r. Demerse returned home
Sunday evening from Turtle Lake
where she has been visiting her sis
ter for a few days.
Messrs Henry Newhouse and Theo
Johnson autoed to Loyal, Saturday
for short visit with friends and rel
atiyes. They returned home Monday
afternoon. They reported the rOaGf
were very bad in some places prob
ably owing to so much rain of late.
Haasl School News
We issue school newspaper once
month entitled, THE District Live
Wire
A splendid home talent play entitled
Hans Won Smash" will be presented
by the members of the young peoples
society at the schoolhouse Saturday
evening, Nov. %. 1t is planned that
after the play basket social will be
given If you want to see good play
bring your smiles with you and be
there Nov. 25, at 8 o'clock.
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SENTINEL ASH

Henry and Mathilda Peterson spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Chetek
Mrs Batter and son, Abraham, at
tended an auction south of Ladysmith
last Wednesday,
Richard David spent Sunday with
home folks. He is employed in lum-
Der camp near Crane
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Zimmerman and
family motored down from Duluth
and spent Sunday with Mr.. thinner
mans parents, Mr. and Mrs. David.
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EXELAND

VIM. Tibbetts is in town this week
Herman Ericsson is away on bust
ness
Clarence Wise spent Sunday in La
dysmith.
Florence Christensen spent the
weekend at home.
Marvin Gordon and family have
moved into town again.
Otto Taylor was taken to the La
dysmith hospital Sunday.
William Bouzard and family have
moved into town for the winter.
Clark Moorhead left last week fol
a trip through the southern states.
Messrs. Jackson and Gray are nice
" located on their farm west of town.
Miss Ida Thompson spent Sunday
with Mrs. " S. Norton at Ladysmith.
The Lincoln Legion program which
was given at the church Sunday night
was very successful.
Harry Barton left Monday for La
dysrnith. He is employed by the Foun-
tain Campbell Lumber Co.
Mrs. A. S. Veness returned Thurs
day from Mosinee, where she spent
several days with Mr.. Veness.
Mrs. Finney and son, who have
been visiting at the A. A. Neness
home. returned to Menomonie re-
Gently.
Mrs. NJ. J. Wolcott left Monday
night for Necedah. where she Will
spend few days with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. George Taylor entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Thursday. A
large crowd attended in spite OF the
rainy weather.
Mrs. Joe Platteter and daughter,
Exilda Beth, returned Saturday from
ten-day visit with the formers par
ents at Petoskey, Mich.
Almenda Anderson and Mrs. AT
thur Anderson, of Radisson, visited at
the LeHew home this week. The Lee
Hew family recently moved into the
NJ Wolcott house.
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WEYERHAEUSER

Insurance in best companies
Weyerhaeuser State Bank. 1Stf
Miss Brown, teacher, spent the week
end at her home at River Falls.
E. V. Needham was Ladysmith
caller Wednesday, making the trip by
auto.
Deb" Beaumont, of Ladysmith, was
a Sunday visitor at the Renecker
home.
Misses Ina Mullen and Cline spent
the weekend at their homes at Lady
smith.
Mrs Fred Apker assisted Mrs Kel-
ly in her work at the hotel several
days last week
Miss Mayme Christensen spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Christensen.
Babe La Tour is clerking at the w.
A. Sibinski store and will continue
to help until after the holidays.
Miss Beatrice Koehler has returned
to her school duties once more, after
an absence of several weeks.
Mrs. PecOre returned to her home
at Dallas Friday, after visit at the
E. e. Tabor and Babcock homes.
Mr. and Mrs E. " Needham made
a business trip to Minneapolis Satur-
day, returning the same evening.
Claude Blaine and Miss Florence
Powell attended the Wisconsin Mime
sofa football game Saturday, Nov. 4.
Mrs. Charlotte Babcock went to
Barron Friday and stayed over Sun
day with her son who resides there.
Mrs. Ed Hagna, of Cameron, spent
a few days last week at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Maj
felt
Henry Christensen is installing a
new furnace in his home. Russell
Kelley and Henry Duca are assisting
with the work
Ed Hagna and Harold Holmen, Of
Cameron, stopped in the village a
short while last Thursday, while en-
route to Ladysmith and Prentice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Gillett and
daughter, Donna May, of Marshall
Wis, are visiting at the home of the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gillett,
who reside west of town.
Mrs. L. G. Koehler returned from
Barron Monday night, where she has
been for the past week on account of
the serious illness of her daughter,
Marion, who is now improving.
r. b. Wilson has installed radio
outfit at his place of business and in
tends to get large horn so the people
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WEST GROW

Roland and Glenn Diederich are on
the. sick list this week.
Miss Clara Fisher is employed at
the John Hughes home this week.
Eugene Ripperger left Monday
night for his old home at Lacond, Ia.
Misses Nettie and Alvena Crabb and
6eorge Crabb and Jack Fiser motored
to Big Falls Sunday.
A farewell surprise party was given
at the f. J. Cooney home Friday
evening The time was spent in dane
ing and playing games, after which
luncheon was served.
Clarence and Arriving Diederich re-
turned home Wednesday evening from
Superior They left Thursday even
ing for Milwaukee, where they are
now employed in garage
A farewell party was given at the
John Hughes home Sunday evening in
honor of Eugene Ripperger. Every,
one spent an enjoyable evening in
dancing and playing cards. At II
O'Clock luncheon was served.
F. j. Cooney came home from APP
pleton Tuesday, where he is an en-
ploye of the 500 Line railroad. He
| returned Wednesday evening, accom-
| panied by his wife and daughters
Grace and Edith They will make
their future home in Appleton.
Quite number of friends and
neighbors congregated at the Crabh
home Tuesday to help Miss Ine2
Fiser celebrate her 10Th birthday an.
niversary. An enjoyable time was
spent in playing games and cards
after which a delicious luncheon was
served.
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EAST GROW

Ernest Perlitz spent the weekend
with home folks.
Fritz Perlitz returned from st.
Paul, recently, where he is studying
commercial art.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schneider and
daughter, Lorraine, of Ladysmith,
visited at the G. r. Loomis home on
Saturday.
Travis and Haessly are planning on
installing an electric light plant at
their camp This will be quite an
Improvement.
Mrs Carl Grover and children re-
turned Saturday from Hayward,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives the past two weeks.
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CLOVERLEAF SCHOOL
Too late for last week

Too late for last week
Stanley Dutkiewicz is employed at
the Wakefield farm.
Miss Elda Cotton. of Glen Flora,
attended the pie social here Oct %.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Hanson, Of Glen
Flora, called at the Wakefield home
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Wakefield and son,
Clarence, motored to Ladysmith Sun.
day night to attend church.
The negro play, "Axing Father, y
will be given at the Cleveland school
next Friday night Nov. 10.
The pupils who have not-been either
tardy or absent during the month of
October are: Clara Stranger, Flossie
Wheeler, Clarence Wakefield and FL
mer Wheeler.
The program and pie social given at
this school Thursday, Oct. 26 was
largely attended, the sum of $50. 40
being made. This money will be- used
for school equipment.
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HORSE SALE A SUCCESS

The horse sale held Wednesday af
ternoon at Nate Hands barn was a
success. The horses were brought
here from Dakota, consigned by Farm
Bureau members, and were sold on
their merits. They were regular farm
brought up to $120 per head and
looked worth the money
The manager, j. M. Watson will
hold another sale at Owen Saturday
and will ship another carload to La
dysmith in couple of weeks. The
next car will be sold with the local
Farm Bureau cooperating.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Merle Jones was paid bounty on a
wolf he killed this week.
Mrs. Fred Weidman has been very
sick and is at the hospital.
Mrs. FL. L. COpp, who had been in
ST. Paul, returned Saturday.
Levi Jenness and family have moved
to home in City View addition, from
e. Sixth-st.
Mrs. Alice Wolf was called to Yer.
non county Saturday by the death OF
her son-in-law, Amos Dolen.
Bert and Charlie Davis caught q
wolf which they usedi for time in
training their hounds to follow a
wolf trail
Mrs John Leblanc, of Proctor
Mimi and Mrs. Fred Leblanc of Muir.
ry. are visiting at the Fred Ammer-
man home.
Mrs. Raymond Johnson arrived here
from Hibbing, MINI, Friday for a
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
George LaBerge.
Superintendent A. j. Winnige and
NJ A. Leibreich, of the paper and
pulp mills, attended superintend-
ents' convention at Wausau, Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Walters were up
from Holcombe Tuesday and Wednes-
day Mrs Walters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. HOuts, moved to Minneapolis
Tuesday for the winter.
Mrs. A. l. Collins entertained a
number of young people at her home
Friday evening, Nov 3. The evening
was most enjoyably spent in playing
900" and other card games. At IL
o'clock a delicious lunch was served,
Those present were: Misses Bernice
MacAleer, Esther Swain, Elvi Mattila,
Mae Maffett and Messrs. Forrest
Hoveland, Ed Wochensky, Hoffman
and Wilmer Collins.
A dancing party was given at the
Parish hall Monday evening, Nov. 6,
by the Misses Elvi Mattila and Mae
Maffett. About forty guests were
present and the evening was enjoy
ably spent in dancing. A three-piece
orchestra consisting of three promi-
nent musicians of the city, Ray Gro
yer, Rudy" Bye and Leslie Martin,
furnished excellent music At II
o'clock lunch was served, cafeteria
style, to all present Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Collins were the official chaperones
of the evening.
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TOWN OF WILSON

Roy Dakins is doing quite lot OF
fall blowing.
Herb Broughton is still drilling on
the schOolhouse well.
V. G. Dakins made trip to Rice
Lake this week by auto.
Miss Marcella Schumann came
home from the Rice Lake hospital on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Smith spent the
weekend with the latter's mother
Mrs. DakinS.
Charles Jilek is hauling and stor.
ing his potatoes in the potato house
at Brentwood
Mrs. e. r. Dakins has been enter
tanning h Ter uncle from Spokane
Wash, this wee, and a sister from
Hancock. Wis.
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can enjoy some of the concerts and
entertainments.
Bonnie Kahl has been making daily
trips to Ladysmith this week to have
his hand dressed, it being necessary
to amputate two fingers due to the
accidental discharge of a gun while
hunting a few weeks ago.
Miss Edna Wilson entertained the
following at her home Friday even
ing: Mesdames Needham, Kobliska,
Hess, Chas. Bennett, of .Neenah, Mrs.
Ed Hagna, of Cameron, and Miss Hell
en- Kasper. A social time was en-
ioyed by all, after which delicious
lunch was served.
400 ON Savings. -W we + haeuser
State Bank. 1Str
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RANGE LINE

MI. and Mrs. w. ~ Gillies were
Ladysmith business callers Saturday.
The party held at the G. e. Mat
thews home Friday evening was well
attended.
Many of the boys purchased their
hunting licenses this week. We wish
them the best of success in getting
their deer.
Messrs Thomas and Martin Ward
and the Misses Gladys Coyer and May
Clark attended the show at Lady
smith Sunday evening.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sunday school at 8 80 a. M
No services and no Luther League
meeting this Sunday.
Sunday, Nov. 10. we shall have our
confirmation festival and the Holy
Communion, all in English. Pro-
gram will be announced next week.
Announcements for Holy Communion
Friday, Nov. IL, afternoon and even
ing at the parsonage.
We shall have two evening meetings,
Nov. 20 and % at z 80 o'clock, the
first evening in German, the second
evening in English Missionary Rev.
W. Flierl, my elder brother, will speak
about his mission work among the
Papuans on New Guinea, showing in
teresting tools, weapons, etc. All are
welcome.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE take this means to express our
heartfelt thanks to the friends and
neighbors for consolation expressed
and kind deeds performed in the great
bereavement which befell us in the
death of our husband and father, Sam
Winzenried. MRS WINZENRIED
and Family.
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Church of Christ

There will be special service for
fathers and sons on Sunday evening,
Nov. 10. Remember the date and
plan to come.
Bible school at 10 100 a. m.
Sermon: Christ the Great Teacher"
Communion, Ii 40 a. N.
Christian Endeavor, 6 80 p. m.
Evening service, Z 80 p. m.
Subject "Are You Fit to Live?
Come with us and always find a
welcome.
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Glen Flora

Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Morning service at IL o'clock.
Young peoples meeting at Z 80 p. M.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
7:30
If weather permits we will hold
services and organize Sunday school
at "Eight-Mile Corner" on Sunday af-
ternoon, Nov II, at 2 o'clock. All
cordially invited.
MATTHEW DOHERTY, Pastor.
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attic Of the sheriff's residence about
80 Thursday afternoon to put an
unused lamp away and found the attic
filed with smoke. She called the
men and the fire was put out without
any serious damage being done.
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TAKEN UP
HUNTERS ATTENTION!

FOR SALE-Automati 351 Winches-
ter rifle, just one year old, like new.
Act quickly. FRANK p. HROCH,
Phone No. 226J. 1892
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RanfiSt

Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
BY. P. U. meeting, 80 p. m.
Evening service at 7:30.
Prayer-meeting Thursday evening al
7 90
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Scandinavian Lutheran

Sunday school every Sunday fore
noon at 10 o'clock.
Luther League at s o'clock Sunday
evening, Nov. II.
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WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE, 5 to s rooms, preferably
near paper mill-FRED HOCH-
FELDT, at paper mill office. 3l-32*
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III. o. Weisner left for Minneapolis
Thursday morning.
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WANTED

ELDERLY MAN for winter to do
chores ON farm Write or see Car
rier Route 3, Ladysmith. it,
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
JAPANESE DECORATIONS
Merchants Who Made Money During the War, Sending to America For Native Curios and Paintings.

Tolio, July l5.-Japanese mer- chants who made large fortunes dur ing the war and built themselves fine homes in the cities of Japan are send r. ing to America and Europe for Japan csc prints, paintings and eurios 10 decorate them with One New York dealer at least has sold numerous ar tices which he picked up in Japan years ago for song and which he was unable to sell in America 10 these new merchant princes at very profit able prices For many years Ameri- can and European collectors searched Japan successfully for objects of art until nearly all the old works. with the exception of those in private col lections and museums had been ex- ported. Now the Japanese being un- able to find what they want in this line at home are sending abroad for them. Of course they want the real articles and generally something to match pieces which they already have. Articles for the tea service such as lacquer trays are in great demand
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