Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-27

WISHES TO purchase SIlldil SeCOllu-
hand binder If you have binder
for sale in fairly good condition,
communicate atonceWith Mr.. Hath
away. He means BUSINESS.
! f. @. Woodcock, living near
Bruce, has five head Of horses for
sale, five to eight years old, weigh
f, ing from nine to fourteen hundred
pounds all broke You may have
your choice by going to Mr.. Wood
cocks farm.
! A. A. Miller, living north of Glen
Flora, has for sale a three year old
bay Percheron stallion of very good
breeding and good size. This ami
NAL is very well broke, single and
i double, and will weigh about thir-
teen hundred pounds now and
should easily develope into an ami
NAL weighing over seventeen hun
dred. This animal is price at 1925
which is very reasonable consider
ing his quality Mr.. Miller also
has a good eight year old mare
broke single and double weighing
twelve hundred pounds which he
will sell with a good harness and
buggy for 1885, Mr.. Miller also has
! two Grade Jersey heifers and two
grade Guernsey heifers that he is
offering very reasonable and some
! cows which he is pricing from S65
to $85.
! George Brown, living north of
Bruce, has sold his farm and wish
es to dispose of a few high-grade
Short Horn heifers Mr. Brown has
some of the best milking Short
! Horns in the county. Any one
interested in this breed will
do well to call upon him.
! He also has one eleven hun
dred pound Belgian colt three years
; old.
Mr.. b. B. Spaulding, of Ingram,
has for sale two fine percheron
colts coming two years old this
spring. They will make fifteen
hundred pounds a piece Any one
interested in purchasing a young
team cannot afford to buy without
seeing them.
A. b. Clifford, living north of
Glen Flora, has one of the finest
hocks of barred Plymouth Rocks in
Rusk county Being overstocked
Mr.. Clifford will dispose of a few of
his choice hens this fall,
Frank Elnor, of Ladysmith, offers
very high grade fifteen months
old bull calf for sale, reasonable
w. H. Crawford. of Glen Flora, has
an exceptionally good silo filler for
sale. Just the kind of an outfit for
to or three neighboring farmers to
buy for their own use. Mr.. Craw-
ford offers this outfit for $780, Mr.
Crawford also has complete Smith
stump puller, double power pulley
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this complete outfit for $50, which
is less than, the cost of the raw ma
terial to date. Mr.. Crawford also
has a sled grain cutter, with one
knife, with which one man and one
horse can cut three or four acres
of grain per day. Help is scarce this
year and this outfit will help great
ly with the grain harvest.
w. B. Sergent, living north of
Ladysmith, near the cemetery, Of
fers one of the best bred Holstein
calves in the county for sale. This
calf is six months old.
Tom Mccain, of Sheldon, offers
a grade Guernsey cow, fresh with
her second calf, at reasonable
price.
d.. w. Clark, of Ladysmith, has
new silo which he has never used
Mr.. Clark will sell this 1Ox24 silo at
a great reduction.
A. A. MADDEN, of Ladysmith, has
one year high grade Guernsey
heifer for sale.
Earl Haskins, of Glen Flora, has
a number ~ De Laval separator
for sale. Mr. Haskins will take $3.50
for this machine which is practic-
ally new. This price is great re-
duction from the price of the new
machine.
C. E. Bean, of Weyerhaeuser, has
a we'll bred four year old registered
Guernsey bull for sale. This ami
NAL weighs twelve hundred pounds
and is exceptionally we'll marked
Mr. Bean can no longer use him and
will sell very reasonable.
Geo. Calkins, living in the Town
of Rusk, getting mail from Chetek,
has a team of colts for sale These
colts are just right for aperson who
has considerable road work and
light farm work. They are we'll
brad apd CON no ho11obt &c q foon,