Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-27
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LOCAL & PERSONAL

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shelled corn on track, $l.05 per 100.
Berg & Siefken. Ii"
Sturgeon Stringer viii be out of La
dysmith until Feb. 9.
Ray Matson was over from Conrath
on business Saturday.
Dist. Atty. o. J. Falge had legal bus
mess in Milwaukee Monday.
W. S. Kutt, of near Ingram was !
county seat visitor Saturday.
A. C. Peterson, Remnants lumberman |
was in Ladysmith Saturday.
Nice eating apples per box only |
$o75-Carroli's Variety Store.
Hector Powell, OF Island Lake, was
a business caller here Saturday.
Atty. J. A. Michaelson made bust
ness trip to Weyerhaeuser Monday.
Saturday special-nice cookies for
18c per pound.-Carrolls Variety Store.
Carl stassel, of Sheldon, stopped off
here Saturday on his return trip from
Owen
Fred StOker of the town of True,
spent Saturday with his daughters in
Ladysmith
Put your valuable papers i'll one of
our safety first boxes.-Pioneer Ma
tional Bank. Att
George Diedrich. carpenter, went TO
Milwaukee Saturday night to visit his
mother
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our safety first boxes.-Pionoer Ma
tional Bank. 42tf
Norman lyman, of Bruce, was in
this city Saturday having dental work
done.
Gus .Bitters had business at Bruce
for the Big Falls Light & Power Go.
on Monday.
NJ. Early, of the Conrath commun-
ity, was in LadySInith on business Sat
urday.
\. G. Briggs. of Bruce. was in the
city Monday while on his way home
from Thorp.
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our safety first boxes.-Pioneer Ma
tionaI Bank. 42tf
Dave Vasseur visited at the home of
his brother, Thomas Vasseur. at Cor
nell, last week.
Miss Eunice Maloney, linotype oper-
ator on the Owen Enterprise, spent Sun
day at her home in this city.
Miss Orvia Nichols arrived here from
Chicago last week and will visit with
relatives and friends for Il few weeks.
We have an order for a carload of
~pringers or some good heifers Of dairy
type Will buy them any time Mullen
K Hand.
Mrs. George Diedrich. OF Diedrich's
Hat Shop, is spending the week in Chi
cage. purchasing goods for the spring
business.
can now make you prices for 1922
Oh implements for lots less money than
1921 prices. See me before you buy.
Nate Hand.
James Moore returned Sunday night
10 Milwaukee, where he is employed
Creamery Co.
At the Congregational church sun
day, VIM T.. Powers will play the
!, "Cavatina" by Raft, accompanied by
Mrs. Belle Kleinert.
r. ~ McQuillan went TO brentwood
via Lexington. Monday, 10 begin the
work of installing heating plant in
Birchwoods fine new school building
\ food sale will be held Saturday af-
tclno0n, Jan. %, at redersoD'S furni-
ture store. under the auspices OF the
WomanS Bible Glass of the Methodist
church.
Charles Schuman, who has been OPP
Grating Il laundry on the west side,
leased the Manning building basement
and moved his laundry equipment into
il on Monday.
u. j. Summervillc, J. X. Ducklow,
and Robert Ohlfs, of Ladysmith, and
Phil KOehler, of Weyerhaeuser, are
attending the state road school at
Madison this week.
4 patron Of the Unique thcater was
heard to remark the other day that he
had not enjoyed movie attraction so
much in long time as he did the pro-
duction OF '-rhe JucklinS" the first OF
the week. 1t was adapted from one
Of Opie Reads human interest stories
of the South,
Keep In mind the basketball benefit
game and dance, to be put on Friday
night, Feb. 3, for the benefit Of the
IadySrnith A. G. basketball team who
have been furnishing entertainment al
winter for the benefit OF the public and
the Iadysmith High School Athletic
Club. And. bay ticket.
L. z. Stiles transferred here Monday
on his way home from Kansas via
Chicago He said that last Friday
there was more snow in Kansas City
than there was in Milwaukee. Below
zero weather was the lot of eastern
Loncaa ffs,rino n IN rt of last week and