Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-25
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Lewis Lemberger has gone TO spend
the winter in Madison
Tony Holm is building a new barn
and q two-room addition to his house.
The Claude Farley family are home
from their visit to relatives in Iowa
Misses Nina and Nora Belknap are
home from Freeport, H., on visit
Some miscreants tried to make off
with Lewis "one-hoss shay" on Hal
lowe'en night.
The lumber camps northeast of the
settlement were in need of men for
the winters logging lately.
4 wiener roast and apple bake was
enjoyed by about thirty of the young
folks at the river, Nov ?.
The J. 3. Helming family moved in
TO the colony recently and are living
temporarily in the Fair house.
Shorty Hendershott is building an
addition to his shanty. Shorty is going
TO employ several men to cut wood on
his place.
Grover Waltons sister, Mrs. Dunn,
was guest of honor at the meeting Of
the HOme-Makers' Club at Mrs. c. r.
Ricketts,.
Oscar Thorstad is now living in his
one-room bungalow Oscars broth
ers, Alfred and George. joined him for
the hunting season.
r. G. Sanity is moving his household
goods up from Milwaukee and will soon
he living in their new house as neigh
bors Of Bill SteindOrf.
Sarb & ThOrstad have set their port
able sawmill at Sarb's corner for the
winter Logs have been sawed for
Sarb, McGraw and Roberge.
Mr.. Cleary and son are already
building a barn on their place, one
mile west of Dairy Center. They drove
through from Dakota with their team.
The clearing continues to grow on
the Collins place. Mr.. Collins and the
boys are we'll started on their job Of
working up 200 cords of wood for sale.
The Lewis Olson family arrived from
Spring Green, recently, and are liy-
ing in their new house, located
One-half a mile east of Mike Beckett's
place.
The Charles DuSell family are now
living in their new house. On Nov. Z,
a group of the young people called on
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ing.
Messrs Culver Sarb. Perden, Bel
KNAPP, Holm, LaVallee, Koepke, Lem
berger. Nelson and Patterson are
stamping from one to five acres each
for spring blowing.
Messrs. CrOwl, Robinson, Branden
burg, Brennan, Hagen and Powers
made up hunting party at the Jacobs
camp at HOyt Dam. They were guild
cd by the old wOOdchuck, Ed Rietz.
A homo talent play. Wanted, a
Wife," will be given at the schoOlhOuSe
on Wednesday evening, Nov. %. This
will be worth walking ten miles to at
tend. Admission. children ) cents,
adults, 10 cents, to be applied on the
! piano fund. The speciality acts will
equal the best offered by highclass
vaudeville bookings.
This fall has been a record-breaker
in the colony for land clearing Every
one has been brushing on their own
places. The clearing gang, nine men
strong in the north part Of the colony,
have cleared up about Is acres. The
FOrdson blowing outfit operated by
Sark 4 Thorstad, has done some
good fall blowing. Messrs. Pietzner,
Lindahl, ThOrstad, Yeager, Chas. Ber-
ger, Jules Chaltin, Becker, Walton,
Nidmar, Kass, DuSell, Beckett, Far
ley, HOyt and Jennerman have each
fall-plOwed from one to four acres for
next years crop.
The ladies of the community organ
izpd the Home Makers Club at Mrs.
Norris Belknap's residence on October
j. Miss Sadie McNulty of the univer-
Sity extension service, attended and
told the ladies how they could utilize
their club sewing, making over cloth
ing and community betterment. The
club meets every two weeks at the men,
hers homes on Thursday at , 200 p. m.
The following are officers elected at
me organization President, Mrs
Nancy Belknap, Vice-preSident Mrs
f.. Lemberger, Secretary, Mrs. Minnie
Patterson Treasurer, Mrs. A. Nelson