Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-06-11
With Our Correspondents
WEYERHAEUSER
Special Correspondence

Mrs Charles Wilmot is visiting her
sisters i'll the twin cities this week.
Hilda Anderson, of Minneapolis. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
j Anderson.
The Economy Meat Market is add
ing some improvements to the front of
their building this week.
Mr. DRESSER, of Bruce has opened
up Il hardware store in the building
formerly called the Bryant building.
IavOne VOrce has started course in
a commercial college in Minneapolis,
driving in this week with her father,
who will look after business matters at
| the same time.
John Frcnchick, who has been
! teaching school at Henry, S. D., for the
past year has returned home for a
| visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Frenchick
The A. G. McGrath and Leo Lalan
| families drove to Minneapolis this
week. They say everything looks good
to them in the way of good crops for
this section this year
The following people purchased cars
lately: John Anderson a bort; Theo.
| preim. a Buick; a. G. McGrath, an
Essex: O. W. Malmgren, an Oldsmo-
! Anderson. an Elgin.
We understand there is to be a RuSk
county farmers picnic held at Amacoy
| lake August Is, entertainment to be
managed by the farmers near Bruce.
This is Il good thing and should be an
annual occurrence We should know
| our neighbors better We should know
our neighbors better BY the way of
suggestion. it would draw a larger
crowd If they could in some way get to
our Polish citizens and farmers and
make them understand its benefits for
| them
| Frank CheSkalsRi has purchased the
place known as the Kelly farm of 100
acres two miles west and one mile
south Of Weyerhaeuser, from n. NJ.
BIain for $500 This place has some
improvements some land ready to
blow and considerable hardwood tim
Der. Frank is a hustler and will make
IL IL NlIlHcI. IEt llIIcIltlN blilINiIllS9
large barn and has started a herd OF
good Shorthorn COWS by buying two
high grade heifcrs from the Maple Hill
Stock Farm We will bank our money
on such men as Mr. CheSkalski.
n M Blain sold a 60-acre piece of
land mimpr0yed, miles west of town,
lust across the road from the Maple
Hill Stock Farm for consideration Of
$4,000 to =. peshOcka, who has been
section foreman here for some time
and owns small tract near town.
There is five acres under the pillow and
five more cleared ready to pillow and
thirty acres more cut and brushed
Mr.. PeShOcka has several boys grow
| ing ND and thinks it more Of a paying
proposition than working on the sec
| ton.
| The farmers should now and then
when they have time hitch on the road
drag and smooth out some Of the town
ship roads as it is just as much their
| benefit as their neighbOrS to have good
roads. If not. why is it that a farm on
a state road ca we'll kept road is cas-
| lily bringing twice the money farm on
a poorly kept road is being offered for.
| We are new country yet, but our
roads are easily kept in good repair II
we would not try to always let the
other fellow do it, if it is to be done, and
then pat him on the back and say
That's fine Just go to it. ! have not
| time" We have officials in our towns
/ that actually ride over roads so rough
that it takes them as long to come to
town with horse and buggy (lmpoSsl-
bic for even a Ford, as it would to
hitch on the road drag and come in
and at the same time do the roads some
| GOOD. We cannot understand why
these men should not see these easy
ways to keep up better roads so easily
and cheaply if necessary. We know
we cannot pave all our roads for some
time vet. SO see yourselves III the
annual occurrence. We should know
our ncighbors better. BY the way OF
them.