Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-30


and sputs.
His house is about 1Gx24. and hc
has Il good, little log barn. He has two
COWS but has no team at present. bat
may buy Il horse in the spring
Mr.. Tinstman will proceed to clear
his land on the RUS, County Plan and
get il to growing grass as soon as pos
siblc
III. I'll. LAM
FL. IL. LAM OWNS 50 acres of land
in this neighborhood southeast Of Con
rath. He is clearing his land on the
"Rusk County Plan"
He has four or five acres cleared
and piowed. The open land has been
seeded and he has brushed twenty
acres, logged it off and seeded it, He
will continue TO brush and seed the
balance Of his land. His house is
about 1GX24 with a lean-to and he has
II good log barn.
He recently sold some cattle so that
he now has only three of rlie best
COWS left He keeps team of horses
as farm power and for road work
j. e. LAM
J. +. LanZ is working along the same
lines as his brother, Harry. IN tine
neighbOrhood two and Ome-lmlf miles
southeast of Conratl He has a house
about the same size and IA barn that
is bigger His barn is 36x40. and IS
built Of lumber and has il lean-to on
one side for cattle and another fOl> ma
chinery on the other side. These men
do their own logging and saw lumber
for their buildings J. L. has half
dozen COWS and owns team Of
horses.
His open land is seeded and he is
clearing land by brushing, seeding and
logging. Four or five acres have been
ploWed for garden, potatoes and truck,
land he has ten to fifteen acres brushed.
logged and seeded.
ID. A. Nelson
ID. A. Nelson has lived ON his SO
acre farm, two and one-haIf miles
southeast of Conrath for the past two
years.
built a log house. 16x24 with the logs
up and down and put tar paper on the
outside and later he intends to side
it up. When he started in there he
had to carry all he had as he had no
road. Now he has two fair roads ~
town.
He has small barn. 1Gx20 with a
lcan-tO, 14X20. which he built from
his own lumber sawed from his tim
Der He has four acres cleared. free
from stumpS and will proceed to brush.
log and cut wood clean as he goes,
and follow this with grass seed for
pasture and hay. He expects to have
another five acres brushed by the time
spring comes. He has some cows and
"a team
Sunday School
a Sunday school was started a year
ago III the Linden schoolhouse south
east of Conrath and to date there are
around GO TO 10 members and attend
ants Each member wears a neat, little
button with the inscription II am a
Boy Scout Club
\ Boy Scout club with -. A. Nell
son as Sc0utmaSter was organized in
the rural district Il couple of miles
southeast OF Conrdlh on September 6.
Mr.. Nelson says that the field is big
and more will join as time goes on.
The Boy Scout movement is a good
one and should receive encourage
mellt.
Rural Telephone
\ rural telephone has been installed
by, i. w. Tinstman that connects q
half dozen neighbors in the Tinstman.
Nelson. LAM neighborhood three miles
southeast Of Conl.ath The only cost
was for the equipment; the labor was
done mostly by the farmers. This line
will be extended later to connect with
Conrath and the rest of the world
EXCEEDS QUOTA IN
LESS THAN 3 MONTHS
Jacob Il. .Ientges. who owns Il piece
of land near Conrath, writes from Port
Washington. Wis, requesting that his
News Budget lie sent to him there Tor
the present. where he is working ON