Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-07
WEST MARSHALL

John Mataczynski has Stanley
Sizes house nearly completed.
Louis Rice attended to business mat
tiers in Ladysmith last Saturday.
Rodney Hulburt has purchased the
120 acres owned by Sheldon Sheperd.
and hauling rock on his fathers farm
Joe Stanek, one of the COnrath ball
players, was a county seat visitor this
week.
j. F. Dewey is making preparations
to move to Chippewa Falls for the
winter.
Matt Jazbinder dug potatoes for
Henry Schwerzel with his large pO-
tato digger
Miss Bertha Nickoly left for Mime
apolis last week where she has found
employment.
Fred Lamp left for Gary, Ind, where
he attended the funeral of his sister
who recently died.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. HI. SpOOner are Wis
iting with relatives and friends in the
southern part of the state.
Misses Marguerite Izdepski and
Stella NOwak left for Chicago last week
where they have employment.
Louis Glanzer, who was operated ON
for his tOnsils recently, was able TO
make use of his big smile Monday.
John GOrla, who was on the sick
list, was able to be around with the
aid of crutches last week Saturday.
s. III. Mccall who was operated on
for appendicitis some time ago, is very.
much improved and able to sit up in
bed.
Orland Chalfant is getting after his
potato patch quite seriously. He is
working at it every time we go by his
] place.
Many of the farmers are busy dig
ging potatoes, and the spectators
are busy digging the bottom out Of
the price.
Joe Oster and Cornell ElkOw motor
ed to Ladysmith Friday night to give
s. r. ElkOw a good send-off for Tor
onto, Canada.
Joe Stanek says that Adam Far
nOwskis Chevrolet is picking up in
speed lately Who wouldn't pick up
in speed when it is cold?
j. O. Lambert has completed his
foundation under his house and is pun
ting on the finishing touches to keep
the frost from going through.
Charles COnrath is clearing and
stumping ten acres which he expects
to break up this fall, so he can plant
his crops early in the spring.
The West Marshall scribe has to le
very careful what he says about our
friend, Herman nowadays, as Herman
has received 100 pounds OF picric acid.
Ray Groves has a fine second crop
Of oats and barley which lie seeded
latter he took off the first crop of grain.
III surely makes good 1ertlllzer
when pl0wed nndef now.
JnI3is Horn, cheesemaker of the Mar
shall Dairy, Is On the sick list this
week Lucian Izdepski and Alex Min
dykowski are assistant whey divers
while John Cc.rla is temporary chief
cheesemakeP,
Quite a number Of the farmers help
ed move John Sheperd's furniture and
other personal property to the depot at
Sheldon, where the goods were billed
Iowa, where Mr.. Sheperd
farm.
corn crop reminds Rob
of his farming experience
where there was nothing
IT. NickOly did not have a
cid but he had very large
ID ripe corn.
the Rusk County fair
weeks ago, Tony COnrath
" the DagOs monkey, but
/ wouldn't sell it, Tony
monkey to help him handle
h when things went wrong
tractor
lrath ball team Went to Tony
lay to play against the Tony
hey played a very good game,
accident beat the Tony team
The COnrath boys will play
he Bright Spots in Ladysmith
nday at the fairs grounds.
Iattson, the superintendent of
farm, had large patch OF
,rass which seemed to be king
ield until Ray went after it N
nod fashion. After he harvest
crop of grain he plowed the
land and scratched the gee
out of it with spring tooth
Conrath purchased new
tFact9r last week and now ne
q fpacfers working. His son.
operating one of them and Lor-
-. tier is running the other. Tony
moved his rig to Oiibwa where he has
about 100 acres of land to break.
Loren is breaking land on the Goocher
farm on the Gates road.
Here is where we get one on the
farm editor. Take your last weeks