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


price ON these animals.
ALT. Johnson on the Range line,
near Glen Flora, would purchase q
good Red grade.
| Edwin ]. Gleason, Route No. /.
Bruce, is in the market for some
young pigs.
Ed. Koehler, of Chetek, lis in the
market for some good Short Horn
heifers. If you have any to sell
write to Mr.. Koehler.
A. d. Franklin, who lives north OF
Glen Flora, on the range line, has
for sale one of the best marked and
best bred pure bred bulls in the
county. This animal can no longer
he used and Mr.. Franklin will sell
cheap or exchange him for young
stock.
| George Leonard, of Tony, has a
very good Guernsey bull which he
will sell reasonably or exchange for
an animal of equal breeding. See
Mr.. Leonard if you are expecting
to change sires.
Lewis Leonard, living north Of
Tony, has a four horse excellent en-
CINE and saw outfit. Mr.. Leonard's
wood is getting scarce, and he will
sell this outfit very reasonable or
will exchange. What have you to
offer Mr.. Leonard for hissaw outfit?
w. H Fleming, of Bruce, will buy
two and one-half bushels of silver
hull buckWheat seed and five bush
els of winter rye seed. Sell to Mr..
Fleming direct if you have an >eX-
cess of either.
f. Hruska, of Ladysmith, wishes
to buy one-half bushel of Alsike
clover seed
H. Hauser, of Bruce, wishes to
buy a small amount of timothy and
clover seed.
w. E. Zoller of Bruce, will want
| to get a small amount of winter
wheat seed.
Justus Barschack, Of Ladysmith
| is in the market for some Alsiko
clover seed.
A. A. Miller, of Glen Flora, is in
the market for some clover seed.
H. B. Peterson, Of Bruce, wishes
to buy some winter rye seed.
t. M. Thomas, of Ladysmith, has
ten bushels of timothy seed for
sale.
Frank Gibbs, of Ladysmith, has a
bushel of Alsike clover seed for
sale.
Sam Dean, of Ladysmith, offers
four bushels of medium red clover
seed at a reasonable price.
VIM. Anderson, Of Apollonia, is
interested in pair of light horses.
Chas. Fetting, of Exeland, is pur-
chasing some young Durham heifer
calves.
B. A. Stowell, of Conrath, wants
to buy a Shropshire ram two years
old.
I. Mater, of Bruce, would like to
buy some young pigs.
Chas. Richter, of Crane, wouldbuy
some Red poled heifers.
w. Fl. Fleming, of Bruce, is in the
market for some young pigs.
J. S. Schmidt, of Ladysmith would
buy some young grade Guernsey
heifer calves
H. C. Woodbury., of Ladysmith
would buy a Brown Swiss bull calf.
Justus Barschack, of Ladysmith,
will buy some youngpigs and some
calves.
V. V. Miller, of Ladysmith, is in
terested in good horse not over
eight years old.
Mark Tatro of Bruce, has an inn
mense amount of pasture. He will
buy one hundred head of feeding
cattle of various kinds.
John Alderman, of Bruce, is in
terested in Short Horn bull, one
year old.
d. L. Pickering, of Sheldon, is in
terested in buying some sheep.
A. E. Powell, of Island Lake,
would like to have you write to
him regarding young dairy COWS
which you have for sale.
w. N. Jones living on the new
road towards Big Falls, has siXvery
good dairy cows for, sale. All ex-
ceptionally large heavy milking
grade Short Horns that will be
fresh in October. One high grade
Red Pole and three smaller cows OF
good mixing qualities all to be
fresh in October. Mr.. Jones is
pricing these cows from $50 to
$780, They will make you some ex-
ceptionally good winter cows.
G. M. Householder,