Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-14
One Hundred Twenty-six Rusk
County People Go To Big
Show
SIX COACH TRAIN
MAKES GOOD TIME
Live Wires From All Parts of Rusl.
County and Exeland to Show
Personnel

Rusk cOunty's special train to the
National Dairy Show at Minneapolis
went over big" Leaving Hawkins at
about s O'Clock, and with stops to pick
up delegations at Ingram, Glen Flora
and Tony, the train reached Lady
smith about 9 o'clock and was held
here a few minutes until delegation
from EXeland arrived by auto. At both
Bruce and Weyerhaeuser more live
wires were picked up and the special
pulled out OF Weyerhaeuser with the
guarantee to the railroad company
more than met. Ample accOmmOda
riOns were provided on the train for
the 1876 passengers. With practically
no stops after leaving Weyerhaeuse",
except for railroad crossings. the big
engine made fast time, with the six
coach train, consisting of three sleep
prs, standard day coach and baggage
car.
The train arrived at st. Paul during
the night and the boosters slept or
tried to sleep, until morning.
FREQ Kasl distributed caps which
carried the inscription. "Rusk County
Wisconsin Boosters" w. A. Black
burn was the official scorekeeper and
got the names and residences of all
of the passengers. Carl Dregne passed
canes around Wednesday morning
with more Rusk county banners on
them, and f. c. Steubs pinned badges
bearing the words ''Ladysmith Coop
erative Creamery Co, Rusk County.
Wisconsin" ON the delegates. Two
special street cars were chartered to
take the boosters to the fair grounds
at s 80 q. m. The RuSk county dele
ghtiOn followed the Polk county dele
cation of 225 men into the stock judg
ing pavilion where a herd of beaut
full Brown Swiss COWS were in the
ring, which made L. G. Crandell, the
veteran Brown Swiss breeder of Rusk
county, sit up and take notice. Mr..
CrandelIs herd would have stood we'll
at the top among these national prize
winners, and he does not need to fear
the best competition the breed can pnt
mp anywhere.
Another class Of fine Ayrshire he.f-
ers were in the ring. and bunch of
aged Guernsey bulls were competing
for ribbons.
Booster Personnel
Following are the names OF the
boosters who attended the show and
made the trip with the 'Rusk County
Special"
Mr. and Mrs. A. VOltZ, Prentice;
r. H. Anderson, Hawkins; d. h. Oh
son, Frank Thatcher, Iver BergstrOm,
Tom Hiffernen, j C. Riegel, j. M.
Rathsack V. F. Erickson, E. W. Kali
strom, of Glen Flora; John Helm.
Theo. Kaul, Arthur Mautner, Tony;
Geo. ChristiansOn, F. A. GOrdan,
Exeland r. l.. Jay, w. A. Blackburn.
g. J. Dregne. Ladysmith: f. B. Fond,
Jno. A. Wrolstad, F. d. Shifflet,
Aug. Bjorkman, L. d. St. Clair, G. o.
Wig, E. A. Woorard, Ben Turne,
o. A. Swanson, Oscar Soderstrom,
Bernard Swenson, Edgar Johnson,
Ellie Simmons, Sam Bida. JOS. Zu
biak, of Hawkins: Edw. Harschutz,
G. B. Reedal, of Phillips; Alex Pat
terson, Fifield; Eli Emerson, Prem
tice; r. w. Richardson. f. c. Cries
WI D IT, y. Vi VI
Ladysmith; Ole Bjerke, Lawrence
Koehler, Geo KOehler, Frank Kla-
witer, of Weyerhauser; F. w. Kasl.
Ladysmith; w. E. ZOeller, Bruce; w.
G. Crandell, Bruce; S. j. Olson, Mar
lin Burgsted. Frank Cummings, Len
Baker, J. G.. HendricksOn, l.. G. HOff-
man, Will Hoffman, John Kreycha,
CLARK Morchead, Archie Persons.
Martin Koveland, A. A. Vaness, John
O. Foss, Anton Romsaas, Ed. Ander-
son, of Exeland; F. ]. Hughes
Thomas Pierson, Axel HOugum, Aug.
Held, e. C.. Flunker, G. c. Maloney,
r. G. Jones, C. f. GOOde, w. G.
Voight, p. c. Anderson, Henry Will
son, NJ. o. Emmons, John Crabb, IL.
o. Gavin, H. NJ. Jones, Phil Miller,
A. T. Hagen, Henry Kurz, j. Fl.
Holtz, w. A. Carroll, John Wander
loop, j. w. Carow, D. J. Summerville,
E. G. Macdonald, Carl Schmidt of
Ladysmith; l.. w. Cox, Daniel Cox.
of Sheldon; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Krause, Geo. Vandel Ellen, +. G.
Steubs. Ed. Rheingans, OF Lady
smith; John Doom, Henry Leppert,
Lew Mattison, j c. Kostman, J. X.
Galley r. J. Imsdahl, of Bruce; A. A.
Hadden, l.. G. Streater, II. {. Moh-
lenbrink, Walter Schmidt, Ed Rietz
of Ladysmith; Ernest Wettrick,
Leo Harder, NJ. Mygaard, l.. f. Knud-
son, Milton Goff, Chas. Atwood,
J. A. Address, Louise Krause, Mrs
S. r. Galley, Of Bruce; Mrs. p. G..
Grieshammer, Leo Sehoepf, j. A.
Michaelson, of Ladysmith; Al Schultz
Berger Exc, Adolph Slider, Chas.
Serley, Mrs. Ernest Witreck.
Capf Williams opened his army