Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-21
WEST MARSHALL

at the home of her parents.
f. NJ. Wager shipped carload o
steers to Chicago last Wednesday.
John HUM and Pete Thomas attend
ed business matters in Laaysmith Mon
day.
Rusk county people won't have t.
drink their coffee without sugar in j
this year.
County Supt of Schools r. III. Burn,
visited the schools in this community
this week
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Thomas and Mrs
John HUM motored to Chippewa Fall.
last week.
Stanley Melrose has returned from
Minneapolis, after spending few
weeks there
Ben Mindykowski is helping witt
the unloading of potatoes at the Con
rath warehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Umback spent
Sunday at the home of their daughter
Mrs. Fred HanOld.
Adolph Haase has polished up all OF
his traps and is getting ready to catch
fur hearing rodents
Pete Kron built a stone wall i'm a
small valley so the water would not
wash the road out
j. f. MOrphew and H. WoodcOc,A
have raised sugar beets and are haul
ing them to Sheldon.
Buster" Brown, the amateur speed
cop, of Sheldon, was a business caller
in I4adysmith last week.
Jacob BentZ, of KenOsha, and G. NJ.
Elbow have picked up carload Of
spnds and shipped them to Kenosha
Grant Shepherd had quite time
in moving his barn but with lot oil
time and patience he finally got il
home
w. III. Burss and ID. l.. Pickering
have a few finishing touches to put on
the new Riverside school and then the
job is done.
Matt Fasbinder and several other
farmers went in together and shipped
II car of potatoes to the southern part
Of the state.
Harrison Cox sawed some wood i'm
the bottoms near Sheldon and Che>-
ter Sergeant had the fun of hauling il
last Monday
Frank Elmer purchased all of the
lumber of John Hemm and is making
preparations to build large barn
next summer.
Fred Hanold'S brother who has been
visiting at Freds' home for a few
weeks, has left for his home in the
southern part of the state.
George Nelson. the village smith OF
Sheldon autOed to Boyd Saturday and
spent the weekend at the home of his
parents. George was so tired after
the return trip that he let Howard
Teeters do some horse-shoeing i'm his
stead. go
Now we have found out what Rob
crt Thammel is doing. Last Saturda,
he took load of potatoes to Sheldo,
and brought back load of lumber
with which he intends to erect hcl
house. He tells us that he raised a
Tine crop of pumpkins and expects IL
gel n good hatch of peacockS and 0,
triches by spring
buyer from Highland Park. III.
was dropped off the train ut Sheld0,
ana made an awful racket about buyin
potatoes and thought that he was 10
ing a dollar a bushel for spuds. II
bought up quite a lot of them and ha
some of the Sheldon residents helpin
him to grade and sack tuberS.
It's lucky thing the farm edito-
didn't come into the West Marshal
territory las tSunday on he woul,
have seen the correspondent in
pickle and would have gotten Il 10
Of dope on the subject of learning e
drive big car The scribe borrowe,
the Marshall Dairy cheeSemakef'S cai
and ran it down the road about foul
miles from the cheese factory. Then
shook The timer off its perch and
stopped the car dead. He tried to re,
place the timer hut it wouldn't work
so lie had to walk back four miles to
TELL the sad tale.
4 hobo got off freight train in one
of the nearby towns and found sunny
spot where he sat down, and said to
himself. I'm too lazy to work hut
I'VE got to eat, so III go and bum
some food" While on his way to IL
house he happened to go near potato
patch where he stopped and picked a
big handful of bugs and went toward
one of the houses. He raped at the
door and lady came out to see what
he wanted. He said: Lady could
Won please give me something to eat,
look I'm SO hungry that | eat bugs
The lady said: You poor man come
right in. we've got lots of reaches.