Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-27
WEST MARSHALL
)ecial Correspondence

G. Rollins Of Cornell spent few
Us at the John Shepherd home.
VIM. ROhrig. of Milwaukee, spent d
w days with relatives and friends in
is community.
Eric Mattson is helping George John
FAR some stumps off patch OF
Ound.
Orland Chalfant spent few days
nvassing the county with Sheldon
autauqua tickets.
Hiss Olympia ElkOw came down
IN Strickland Friday morning to see
father at the hospital
Henry Gerberding was grading up
ne of the bad spots in the road west
Sheldon this week.
Il Ryshenhurg of OsSeO came up to
lrath last week to give his car which
aad stored in SpOoner's barn an Ov-
iuling before he would make his re-
trip.
asked Marion Day. who, to mis-
ment was the meanest man and he
a fellow who would take his best
out riding and promise not to kiss
md keep his promise.
olph COnsie and Melvin Holman
he new drivers of the powerful
auto truck belonging to n. Ell.
ner. We saw them driving down
street in Conrath and singing.
Forever Hauling from
r. ElkOw. who has been attending
indiana Veterinary College at In
tpolis, completed his studies of
ecOnd year successfully, and will
4 his vacation at home and help
PARENTS with farm work
income said that there were not any
in Main creek but they were sur
d last Sunday when one of the
ath fishermen pulled out dandy
led trout weighing three pounds.
OW the trout fishermen will stay
T. to their homes on Sundays hop
60 get another one of these fish.
I'm GOrla told us that the meaneSt
he ever saw was certain captain
/ Camp Grant who refused to ex-
his brother Charles furlOugh for
more days so that he could partic
in the funeral of his brother
Tx whose body arrived from over
last week.
he fishing for redhOrSe and suckers
etter than good for Tony COnrath.
has such good luck in getting these
| Of fish that dogs even refuse to
e near him. Someone told us that
wv fish market is about to spring UP
'onrath and Tony figured that ne
Il raise anglewOrmS, catch the fish
make money by selling the fish at
'nts a pound.
ley! Fellers from Sheldon Atten-
/. All eX-sOldiers and Legion mem
of the York Post from Sheldon are
tested to be present dead or alive,
he Sheldon cemetery to participate
he Memorial Day celebration. Don't
et to wear your uniforms and
ges and be there before one O'Clock
ne afternoon. Let's see you all there
May 30th
rank Ellner'S car was one of the
cars to he operated upon in the
garage at COnrath. 1t seemed to be
ing from quite a few diseases,
rs GaZinl<uS Animalculae of the
YES and the appazendix of the car
'eter. We saw the surgeon perform
a very delicate operation of remOv-
the hood and other more important
is Of the body last Monday. Ben
car is the next on the
but before they can get it into
garage they will have to take out
east wall.
Will Pembcr has a profession which
) farming skinned hollow for the
cpS sof his find seldom change. He
nj into the woods last week Friday
see if he could find few dollars and
q enough he found something that
: dollars, but in four-legged form.
litter of four wolf pups which he
ned with a small rifle and when he
k them to the clerks office he re-
we'd $1,000 for the bunch. We think
# if he had saved them and let them
Nv he would have made more money
bounty ON grown wolves is higher.
t Bill says that a bird in the hand is
ter than four in the bush.
Speaking of the hot weather these
Us reminds us of the effects it has
farm work. While on our way to
dySmith last week we saw farmer
wing and it was so hot that day that
! burrows were warped something
full. In spite of that Rusk county is
t as bad as some other counties, One
Our former RuSk county friends who
farming in the southern part of the
tie writes that the ground is so dry
ire that when they want to do any
with spike tooth harrow
" have to grease the spikes to keep
I'm from squeaking while going
rough the ground.