Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-23

back end for a residence until such a
store room, when he will build a dwell
ing house The store will be about
25x40, and stock of staple goods, such
as are needed by the settlers of Big
Falls. will bea kept for sale. This
store is one of the big things for that
part of the country, and will be a
great convenience to the settlers who
have bought land and are making new
homes for themselves in this rich vir-
gin country.
New Blacksmith Shop
C. II. Ingham and wife arrived n
Ladysmith Wednesday from Iowa,
coming with F. r. Farley, in his auto.
Mr. Ingham owns the S0-acre piece of
land just east of the new village of
Dairy Center, and will build home
and blacksmith shop as soon as he
can arrange his affairs to do it. This
is one Of the best wild S0-acre tracts in
Rusk county and is the location the
tlambeau River Lumber Co. had picked
cut for demonstration farm, when the
war came on and disrupted their plans.
Barber For Dairy Center
Charles K0epke. Il local barber who
is building house on his land near
Dairy Center, will put a barber shop
in at Dairy Center and tend to the
trade one or two days per week until
the job needs a full-time man, when
ne will arrange to take care of it. La
ter when the town Incorporates he will
run for mayor, and will start bank
if he can make money enough from his
farm and shop in the meantime to fl
nance it. Charley is full of enthusi-
assn and it will take a lot of it if he
carries out all of his plans successfully.
NJ Fl. Beckert, of Mason City, Iowa,
bought the S0-acre tract adjoining the
Big Seven Live Stock Ranch on the
north. Tuesday Mr., Beckert will move
up and occupy his land in the near flu
ture. The company will start building
his house at once so as to have it all
ready for him when he arrives.
Saw Mill Coming
Within the next few days Theo. Sill
man is going to move his portable saw
mill and start operations, for the
National Land Colonizing Co, on the
farm of James Bolitho. Mr.. Bolitho
has skidded out about $4,000 feet of
logs which are waiting on the skid
way. The lumber obtained from these
logs is to be used in constructing
homes for the incoming settlers
The National Land Colonizing Co.
has put out three new leaflets describ-
ing the land, farms. and farm possible
ties of Rusk county These leaflets
will be used in their nationwide adver-
Using campaign which is directing the
attention Of the world to this cOmmm-
ity. The value of this company's ac-
tivities to Rusk county and to the men
they bring here cannot be estimated.
More Buyers Coming
+. II. Farley, Iowa representative for
the National Land Colonizing Co, ar
rived Wednesday night with some land
buyers, and his daughter, Elsie, came
with him to spend the summer with
her brother. Claude, and family, at
Dairy Center Mr.. Farley has been
very successful in picking out men
who want homes of their own. and has
sold twelve out of thirteen men that he
has brought here, and nearly all of
them have bought in the town OF Big
Falls. near Dairy Center. Mr.. Farley
takes the News-Budget and uses it to
show the true conditions of land here.
He reports that he has close to seventy
prospects who will come here to buy
as soon as harvest is over.
Money to LOan-McGill & Williams