Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-05
WEST MARSHALL

L
Frank ELMER and Wild Clark mo-
| tored to Ladysmith Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Beveridge were
| Ladysmith callers last Friday.
Orland Chalfant is helping John
Tate with his haying this week
| Many of the farmers are cutting all
the hay they can get in the nearby
marshes
Joe HUM, Jr, left by auto for Cross
| Plains last week, after spending a
week with his parents.
| Our FRIEND Herman, has invited us
! to spend ten-day vacation with him
in the jungles of Africa.
| DR.. S. r. Elkow left for Shell Lake
Monday morning, where he will be
| engaged in testing cattle.
Herman Fish and family and Mrs.
Louis Stassel are spending a few days
| picking berries at Flambeau
| Joe Oster, one of the expert chefs
of the COnrath dance committee, is do
ing some early fall blowing.
Frank ELMER and Adam Hartman
and their families took an auto trip
through Chippewa county last Sun
day.
Marley PendletOn, the sawmill man,
laid saving lumber aside for week
so he could make hay for his rig and
We are prepared to do all kinds of
custom planning. Weisner Mfg. Co.,
at old Pepper planning mill, Lady
smith. 47-1S*
crew.
Matt FaSbinder left for KenOsha
Sunday evening" where he expects to
visit with former Rusk county
friends.
HI. M. Jones drove down from La
dysmith recently with a new Ford
which had been purchased by Pete
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. wager and Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Haase took an auto
trip to Langlade and Marinette coun-
ties recently.
The new clover seedlings seem to
be looking well. If we don't get
bad winter we can hope for better
crop of hay next year.
Miss Margaret Izdepski, who has
been employed as telephone operator
at Chicago, came home last week to
spend her vacation on the farm.
Tony Conrath likes his tractor so
well that he doesn't even stop to eat
his breakfast in the morning. We
saw him going to work at 5 o'clock
last Monday morning.
August Kanning, owner of the
Speed Farm, and raiser of pure bred
Rhode Island red chickens made
flying trip to Ladysmith on his high
powered motorcycle last Wednesday.
While in one of the Milwaukee no.
tells a short time ago the writer no
ticed sign which read as follows:
please don't complain about our
coffee, you may be old and weak
yourself some day"
Henry Gerberding offered Louis
Horns hired man quarter for shoot
ing his dog, 50 the boy took the gun
and did good job for which Henry
gave him Canadian quarter and the
poor fellow had to sell the quarter
for 20 cents.
The county saved quite a lot of
money since the county nurse re-
signed. We note In the newspaper
that the board Is looking for another
one. All bachelors say that if new
nurse is employed they will begin
going to school to partake Of hot
lunches.
Earl Riphenburg, treasurer of joint
school district No. Of Marshall and
Willard has decided to get pair Of
field glasses and shot gun and begin
hunting for teacher to teach in their
school for the ensuing year Now,
teachers, here's your chance for a
good job.
The Sheldon ball team gave the
Hannibal players merciless trim
ming last Sunday when they beat
them by a score of 10 to 4, in favor
of Sheldon Del Myers, of Sheldon,
made a home-run hit. Now he has
thirty-six more to make before he can
get even with Babe Ruth.
A large number of young folks,
ranging in age from Is to 67, enjoyed
themselves at the Conrath dance last
Friday. Conrath's siX-piece Orches-
ira furnished good music while the
bachelors fixed up fine refreshments
for the dancers COnrath is the place
TO go to spend the evening. Dances
will be held every two weeks. If you
want to forget troubles for a while
come to Conrath every two weeks.
Watch this column for the next date.
The Conrath ball team went to
Flambeau last Sunday to play
against the Flambeau team and they
sure did play. The score was p to
2 in favor of Flambeau. Louis Horn
and Ben Mindykowski are the only
| two players that scored runs, for
which the Marshall Dairymen's Asso-
citation gave them a medal made of
| cheese rinds. When the COnrath boys
noticed one of the Flambeau players
take off his shoes they smelled defeat.
That's why they lost out SO badly.
RIVERSIDE