Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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business visitor in Exeland Monday
VIM. Harmon is wintering a car load
of cows that he got from Weyerhauser
Miss Pearl Bursinger is the new lady
clerk who is handling out the mail at
the postoffice.
Mrs. 4. J. Dale has been confined to
her bed on account of sickness for the
last two weeks.
Lawyer Sweet. of Bruce, has traded
three 40S of wild land for the Meadow
Brook sawmill
\. A. Vaness returned last week Sat
urday from a trip to the Panhandle
country in Texas.
c. p. Collins was busy unloading
q car of -four and feed when the farm
editor called on him Monday.
Miss Ruth Hatters spent two
weeks vacation at the home of her par
ents near Weirgor. returning TO Exc
land Monday.
Whited & Rowland have installed
a much needed shoe repair shop in
put a man in charge
The big snow has covered the lakes
most of the winter and put Il stop to
skating, one of the EXeland Young
peoples finest sports.
:. L. Banwart arrived in EXeland
January II. from Perham Mimi, with
Il car Of migrant goods He owns Il
farm east of EXeland
Eugene jacques arrived on January
2nd from Bridger Mont. with his car
of migrant goods. and is now located
on the farm he owns two miles east of
EXcland.
4. c. Nelson holds the record for the
biggest load of logs hauled for the
Hong Bros, mill over the country roads
this winter. The load contained 1900
feet Of lumber.
Martin Burgstad. who owns a good
cedar swamp 80 miles east of EXeland.
is cutting posts and poles from it him
self this winter and has let Il contract
for the big timber to juno, the logger.
The young people of SExeland are
starting Il united Christian Endeavor
Society. People of all denominations
are invited to attend their regular
Sunday evening meeting and to join the
Society.
There will be a big masquerade ball
at the EXeland town hall next Satur-
day. Plans are being made for one Of
the largest crowds ever in attendance
and a good time is guaranteed to all
who come.
NJ. \. Williams brought fine big
team of horses to EXeland from Lady
smith Monday that Hong Bros. had
purchased of Nate Hand Mr. Williams
Grove the team and walked behind
them all the way up.
Miss Ida Thompson. the efficient
clerk at Whited & H0veland's store left
Saturday for two weeks vacation
which will he spent in Barron and
Cameron Miss Thompson may visit
brother in North Dakota before SHE
returns.
w. ]. Ryrne bought a 40-acre farm
of Andrew BOvee Sept. ). 1919. There
are about six acres seeded. There is Il
small house and barn on the place.
Mr. Byrne says he likes his farm and
the country and will stay there as long
as he lives.
j. y. Wiggington and son are hav-
ing Il difficult time in getting meat
enough to supply the demand. Hogs
are not as plentiful in this neck Of the
woods as they were earlier in the Win
ter. Most of the meat has TO be
shipped in.
Miss Ruth Hatters. who has so ably
taken charge OF the EXeland postOffcc
for the last several months. has ac
copied position as senographer with
the Wisconsin Colonization Co, and
started on her new duties at their
Office Monday.
The Gilman Mfg. Co. of Gilman
have crew of - men ut their camps
four miles west of EXeland. They
have been loading out seven or eight
car loads of logs per day for shipment
to their mills ut Gilman. They have Il
header mill and Il saw mill there.
y. &. Nelson came 10 IINpltllu from
Chicago last summer. bought an so
acre piece of land 81, miles east of
that town. In November he traded
for an 50. 80 miles east of town. He
made a good trade and is getting some
land brushed off. and is getting started.
EXeand claims to have Ladysmith
backed clear Off the map in the num-
Der of settlers who have moved onto
land in 1919 when size and age of the
1Mo towns are considered. Figures
to give comparison will be published in
the NewS-Budget when furnished by
he EXeland boosters.
Misses Ida Thompson. Laura Cath
erS, Elizabeth TOusley and Joe Platte
ter who have been boarding and room
ing at the NJ. G. Keasling home are now
taking their meals at WiggingtOn's S.
Miss Martha Tucker. who was also
boarding at Keasling's is now board
in0 nd 1onnlinr of tho I'm innnCe: