Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
WEST MARSHALL

/ Tuesday.
Emil Fisher came home from Camp
Douglas
E. S. Riphenburg did his fall plow-
ing this week.
Jud Sibbey is helping Charlie Con-
rath with his farm work.
Mike Wrobel purchased a used
Chevrolet car last week.
Don't forget the big dance at Con-
rath OH Friday, Aug. 26.
Pete Thomas is doing some fencing
on the Rev. LutZ farm.
Thomas Chatham sold his farm to
Henry SchwerZel last week.
Robert Nickoley is putting in a
concrete floor in the hen house.
NJ. A. Peoples called on farmers n
the cheese factory district lately
Vincent Was is making preparations
to build new dairy barn this fall.
Jack Beach gave his Dodge road
ster a good oyerhauling last week.
The Sillman threshing outfit
threshed at the state farm Saturday.
John Eastwood. of Conrath, was Il
Ladysmith caller Tuesday of last
week
Frank ELMER is planning on build
ing a grarary, garage and henhouse
combined
Adam Hartman is clearing a strip of
brush land so he can raise more hay
next year.
Enrst Green. who is employed on
the railroad at Owen, spent Sunday
/ in Conrath.
VIM. Chatham, of Illinois, is visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
]. Chatham.
Ray Matson, fOrman of the state
| farm, motOred to Ladysmith Tuesday
of last week
n. H. SpOOner's Ford took sick on
the mail route, but was all right after
surgical operation.
Roscoe CObourn. of Hayward, Wis
tied a few days with his old-time
schoolmate, Joe Oster.
The Shepherd boys are hauling
gravel for the concrete floor which they
are putting in the basement of their
barn.
been attending summer school at River
Falls. returned to her home last Sat
urday.
B. III. Leftwich and family, of
Carlyle. Iowa, autOed to COnrath last
Tuesday and are visiting at the Wild
Clark home.
Louis Rice, member of our Con
rath bachelors corporation, is en-
ployed as the chief spike driver on The
Conroath railroad section.
Joe Oster returned to his home Fri
day. after spending a few days at the
t. NJ. C0bourn farm near Stone Lake.
John Mataczynski is building a
porch to his house.
A number of the young folks en-
j0yed themselves at a weiner roast in
S. A. Izdepski's woods last Sunday
evening. You could see hot dogs where
ever you CHANGED to look.
John Gorla attended the pageant of
progress while in Chicago, where he
saw the first pillow that Columbus
used. so when lie came home he made
one just like it and is doing a lot Of
fall blowing.
We'll, we'll, Sheldon, don't you
know where our east line is. 1t com
mences just exactly where the west
line discontinues. You are right
about saying that some farmers are
blind. Whatcha say we chip IN and
buy them some spectacles for kris
| mas?
Lowell Woodward, the we'll driller,
has started work again, and is drill
| ing some wells south of Ladysmith.
Lawrence Cox. the manager of the
J Sheldon bat swingers, and Buster"
Brown. one Of the best catchers in this
part of the county. came to COnrath
TO see the baseball game between Con-
rath and the West Marshall teams.
Many cheese makers tell us that the
| past summer is the worst they have
ever experienced in making cheese.
! The weather was SO hot it made it
difficult to work the milk as it ought
| to be and on account of so much poor
cheese being made the buyers cut the
price so they could dispose of it. We
hope that the fall cheese will bring
more money.
]. A. Briggs, of Conrath. claims
that he has the largest radish that
ever was raised around Conrath. It's
as big as a large mangel and he has
quite job to convince people that it's
a radish. The following is a good
recipe for preparing radishes: Take
two good=sized radishes and place up=
ON a fiat rock and maui with ten-
pound sledgehammer to mush. Then
add two tabespoonsful of axle grease,
half cupful of sugar, teaspoonful gin
ger and salt to suit taste. Fire 1t In
to pudding pan and bake for two
hours. Take out of oven and add
cream and coffee grounds and serEc
to the hogs.
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