Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-10-31


Good guessers place her weight any
where between 400 to POO pounds.
CLYDE Shultz, of Sheldon, recently
bought new John Deere gas-power
hay press from one Of our Ladysmith
dealers
Frank Weidman bought head of
milch cows last Tuesday Of Stelzman
& Hand.
Harvey Young, of Ingram. and Fred
Recore, of Bruce, bought horses of
StelZnlan & Hand this week. Mr.. Re-
core has a mate to the mare to bought
and the team weighs 5000. They will
he used in the woods this winter.
\. Bliffert, prosperous farmer, 3
miles south and l mile east OF this
city has a foundation laid for a new
barn 36xS2 that will be strictly mod
ern. James stanchi0ns, stalls and
other barn equipment will be used.
This barn when complete will be one
of the best in the county.
J. A. Hewitt has a fine farm about
3 miles south of this city. He has re-
Gently installed % drinking cups i'll a
calf barn. He has a big barn fully
equipped with modern cOnveniences.
The hog house is built after the James
barn plan. and is modern even to
chutes for the slop. \ farm like this
is a great joy to the man who owns or
operates it.
r. F. Schmidt, of Conrath, bought a
new International engine and saw
outfit in Iadysmith Thursday OF last
week.
ThGs. Keefe, of Glen Flora, has sold
his farm ~ miles south or that town
MI Keefe will hold a sale Nov. f.
Alex Elsberg, of Glen Flora, was
here last week and bought big wagon
that he will use for toting goods to the
crew working on the big dam north Of
Tony.
@. Kuenne, who has owned 60
acre farm just west OF the city limits
for six years, built barn on it the
first year. and two years later built
house. 26x2S. and moved onto the
place This was four years ago. Now
Mr.. Kuenne has half of the land
cleared. has six mich cows and a
team. and is beginning to prosper.
Wilbur Jacobson, of Park Falls, SON
in-law of L. LaBerge. closed deal
last week for an S0-acre piece of land
north of this city, near Burnt Rock.
French & Corbet sold $40 acres Of
land last Friday to M. d. Winter and
T. s. Sprecher of Madison. This land
is located s miles south and ~ miles
west of this city and joins the Darling
ton ranch on the east. The boys paid
the cash and will improve the land.
J. E. Thornton, and son, n. @.
Thornton, of Earlham, Iowa, who own
so acres of land 5 miles south of this
city OH the Gates road, are here to
start building and clearing operations
on their land preparatory to moving
here in the spring.
Mrs Nellie Leckenby, from south of
Ladysmith. recently purchased the
Raetzman 40-acre farm near Thorn
apple dam.
L. NJ. Davis recently sold his farm
near Bruce 20 Chas. Parker. Mr.. Da
Wis will hold a public sale next Tues
day.
Alex BienlSO, who sold his farm some
time ago will sell his stock, machinery,
etc at auction at his farm 3 miles
southwest of COnrath, on Friday, Nov.
II. 4 nice list of small tools and other
articles from the Arnold ranch will be
sold at this sale. Look UP their adv. in
this paper.
VIM. Boppre, who lives AZ miles
southeast Of COnrath will sell IS
horses, 10 head of cattle and 104 sheep
on Nov. 3. An adv. in this paper tells
you all about it.
John Slesar, who sold his farm re-
Gently, will hold a big sale at the
Slesar home, 3 miles southwest of La
dysmith on the old Bruce road Thurs
day Nov g. This is one of the biggest
sales of the season and should be at
tended by all farmers who wish to buy
some good stock, machinery, etc. A
half page in this paper tells the story,
and may be read at your Preside.
John Nelson, of this city. closed a
deal last week whereby he became the
owner of the Harry Miller house on
east Miner-av, near the paper mill.
NJ j. Nelson, who sold his farm near
RadissOn some time ago, has pur-