Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-08-13
WEiReoR
Special Correspondence

is now completed
Mr.. and Mrs H. STAN were at
Ladysmith Tuesday on business.
Henry Peterson, representing the
Superior Telegram, was here on bus
mess Thursday.
Miss Lois Siglin, of Apollonia, was
an over Sunday visitor at the home
of H. E. Reigel.
NJ B. Ogg, Robert Zerkle and w.
Mills left for the North Dakota wheat
fields Saturday to help harvest the
big crop.
Theo. Friske, of Marshfield, was
visitor here last week looking over
the country. He will move here
next fall.
Messrs. Olson, Kiefer and Foreman
were successful bidders on the road
Jobs let by the Couderay town board
last week.
Making hay and digging new spuds
is the order of the day here now
There is fine crop of both these
necessities
F Klingforth, of Beverly, brought
his gang down last week to assist
Henry Riegel in laying the new
house-track.
H. c. Busse recently purchased rs
head of sheep from town clerk
Meyer, of Couderay. MIR. Busse hVes
northwest Of town.
Archie Persons and a party from
Exeland autoed through mere last
Sunday enroute to the trout streams
and shady hardwood picnic groves.
Mrs. Paul Monson was a Lady
smith caller Tuesday. She was ac-
companied by her sister and her
friend, who are here on a visit from
Evanston, Ill
Frank Roller went to Medford last
week on business and returned
Wednesday. Frank made the trip
back by team which he purchased
at his old home.
Ole Wick, of Ladysmith, is help
ing Paul Monson erect buildings
Ole located quite few settlers here
last fall and brought his mouth-or-
gan along to amuse the boys.
Clarence Fellows, who has been
on the sick list for the past four
weeks. is a little better at this writ
ing. His parents were here from
Unity last week to see him.
H. E. Pengra, Of Frazee, Mimi,
arrived here Monday. and purchased
an eighty west of town. He was ac-
companied by his father, NJ. S. Pen
era. who will also locate here next
fall
VIM. Wright of Ladysmith, visit
ed here last Sunday. Mr.. Wright
will have charge of erecting the new
building for j. G. Leming, who owns
four sections of land northwest OF
here.
Henry Riegel is experimenting the
clearing of the 500 property across
from the section house. A ware
house and implement building VIII
he erected as soon as this work is
completed.
John Foss harvested his crop OF
| alsike clover last week and got 4
tons to the acre. Mr.. Foss has about
) acres in alsike. He lives 4 miles
west of town and is one of the
pioneers of this country.
Olaf Harms, of Stoughton, visited
here last week Mr.. Harms was one
of the first to buy land here last
4 fall. He returned to Stoughton ana
will bring up his family in the fall
and make this his permanent home.
A party representing the govern
ment autoed from Ladysmlth 10
| Weirgor Tuesday The government
| is sending out men to inspect lana
i clearing work and this visit was due
to the invitation Of the zimmerman
Stump PuLleI' people, who conducted
i the exhibition here last spring.
M. S. Penney, of Spring Brook, N
Oak. arrived here Monday with a
| carload of stock. He purchased an
eighty one mile west of town with
4 the old Mccain & Swan camps and
| will make this his home. Mr.. Pen
! mel is we'll pleased with the looks OF
the country here and we extend him
/ a welcome hand
j ]. X. Oryis, of Chicago, visited
| Weirgor and the country around the
latter part of last week. With hin:
were two gentlemen who have been
making a tour of the state looking
for a colonization tract of land They
were we'll pleased with conditions
here, stating that this was the best
land they have yet seen in the state.