Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-02
WEYERHAEUSER

Miss Mary Shepard is visiting TRENDS
at Gladstone.
Jas. Maffet transacted business in
the cities last week.
Miss Helen Cagley visited friends at
Chetek over Sunday.
Clarence Walker purchased new
Oakland Six this week
Miss Elizabeth Gillett is attending
summer school at Superior.
Mrs. Robt. Hoover was a caller at
Rice Lake the first of the week
Ray Burend. of Milwaukee, is visit
ing at the NJ A. Anderson home.
Miss Helen Anderson has justed re-
turned from teaching at. Milwaukee.
Misses Edna and Leona Wilson spent
the week end with their father, r. Will
son, in Minneapolis.
Claud Apker, former resident Of this
city, now of Chetek, was a caller here
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. n. M. Blain, who has not been
feeling we'll of late, was able TO visit
friends at Bruce one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wilson are visiting
relatives in Iowa this week and Mr.
Wilson is consulting specialist con
corning his i'll health
Mr. and Mrs. O. w Malmgren are en-
joying visit from Mr. Malmgren's faith
er and mother, of Wheaton, Mimi. They
drove through in their car and found
excellent roads.
Mrs Grace McGeer returned home
from her term of school at Milwaukee
and will spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. MCGEE, who used to
run the Maple Hotel here few years
ago.
Mrs. Bert Giles, formerly of this city,
but now of JOEL underwent an opera
ton at the Amery hospital and at this
writing is doing fine, which is good
news to her many friends and relatives
here.
Everybody around these parts know
Arnold Dietrich, the pleasant manager
Of the Helm Implement company. SO
we must apologize for not mention
ing that he possesses a swell Dodge
roadster
Weyerhauser has a drayman that be-
ieves in being Up-to-date Odus Hur-
less went to Ladysmith and
purchased a brand new Ford truck
His business has increased so that it
was necessary TO get either more teams
or a truck.
On July our polish-Amcrican ppo-
pic will hold their annual picnic at the
Daniels farm. . miles west of the city.
\ good time is arranged for, and, woa-
Their permitting. large crowd will
nongregate and have d fine day of en-
tertainmcnt.
Ross Fbbcrt, of MOntrOsc H., one
If the owners Of the big 1000 acre
ranch. northwest of the village, was up
this week looking things over. and while
here rented it to the Economy Meat
company. who will put in q bunch of
cattle While here he stated that this
section of the country was away ahead
IF their section, owing to excess rain
fall and a late spring. He said that
p per cent of the corn was not plant
al when he left. on June 10 We some
times feel that we are backward in
our seasons but we have company. and
sometimes it is far south Of us, too.
The farmers Of this vicinity at the
Town hall Friday of last week filed az
ticles Of incorporation to handle po-
fatocs (crcam, until they see their
way to build creamery. seed and
stock. They also purchased the ware
house. formerly occupied by Henry
ChristiansOn, who will devote his en-
tirc time to his farm. We wish the
farmers Of our surrounding country
who have taken stock, or intend to
take stock. the most success obtainable
We also wish to give them a little adj
vice if they need it, and will take it,
that is: Before you go in, and surely
afterwards, Stick together, CO-opera
fion is alright. We are glad to see
YOU made a start, and willing to help
every way possible.