Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-05-26
WEST MARSHALL

Joe Udell helped c. Norberg with
his moving Monday.
Bert c. French mOtored to Lady
smith this week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Beach motored to
the big little city this week.
What would you call dog that
pants: Answer: Hot dawg!
VIII Oetzman is enjoying himself
driving a new Dodge roadster.
Emil Lamp, captain of the Conrath
ball team, resigned his position
Fred Lamp is doing considerable
tractor blowing for Wild Clark
Miss Lillian Szucs is working at the
N. FL. Spooner home at Conrath.
Harry Muntz cleared a patch of
land ON the Dolph Shepherd farm
which he will plant into spuds.
Herman Sillman has rented the pas
ture on the Henry Haase place
Bob Thummel, the ostrich raiser,
sold two cows to W. G. Burdick.
Louis Horn is helping Al Mindy-
kowski fix up the old Maxwell car.
VIM. Vinegar has started to exca-
vate for new foundation for house
AL Riphenburg made an auto trip
to Osseo and back last week, Tuesday
e. A. Kirvan, Of Ladysmith, visited
at the Leo Elkow home last week, Sun
day.
Well have to begin cultivating corn
soon as some of it is about three inches
high.
"Pa" and willie" visited with
some of their friends around here last
week
Harry Muntz has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Henry
Haase.
Mrs. L. Elbow and daughter Miss
Olympia, motored to Ladysmith on
Thursday.
Jos. Stanek, of Ladysmith, is visit
ing at the home of his son, Charles,
near Conrath.
G. J. Beach has rented forty from
f. NJ. wager which he will use to
pasture his stock in.
Alex Mindykowski helped Louis
Horn make cheese during the latter
part of last week.
Walter Oetzman, the Ralph De-
Palma, motOred to Ladysmith in his
blue speedster Tuesday.
Mrs. Wild Clark and son, Tom, and
Mrs. VIM. Vinegar motored to the
county seat Wednesday.
S. A. Cook, state dairy and food in
spectOr, called at the cheese factory
of the Marshall Dairy Assn.
John DarmOdy went to Ladysmith
Monday to get a carbureter fixed up
so he can operate his fiivver again.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Elbow and son,
c. NJ, and daughter, Olympia, spent
Sunday at the J. Mindykowski home.
George M. John is busy hauling off
stumps from a newly cleared patch
which he will break and plant to po-
tatOes.
The Roy school closed Friday, after
a successful school year. The last
day was spent picnicking, with a VIE
ner roast as pleasure.
Pete Wrassel, who has been en-
ployed on a farm in Minnesota, came
back to Rusk county and is helping
his father clear land
Potatoes seem to be the main topic
of conversation at present. Prospects
are that there will be quite a few of
them planted this year.
c. Norberg, of Chicago arrived here
recently with a carload of household
goods and moved them out to his
farm 4 miles east of Conrath.
Glen Hunsberger has learned the
habits of a grub-worm He is grub
bling stumps on some new land which
he intends to break and seed
Ray Stumpner, the COnrath banker
visited several farmers and found
that the farms have changed consid-
cradle since he saw them last
Wouldn't some of our farmers be
happy if they could have about 200
broiler chickens which they could get
IS cents pound live weight for.
The Helm Implement Co. finds bus
mess in spite of the money shortage,
as we see them hauling separators and
other farm machinery nearly every
day.
Leonard Conrad, the village smith,
of COnrath, has started to break up
the land on several lots which our
friend, Herman, will plant to pota-
toes.
Robert Nikoley has built strip of
road over the railroad track near
Lambert's as the new road which was
built by the town of Grow is completed
and will probably he in better condi-
ton than the old one. j..
B. A. Stowell loaded all his belong
ings on wagon and moved to his
new home north OF Ladysmith this
week. Emmett Chalfant acted as chap
erone for the trip. Farewell River
side, good luck to you.
We took a trip to Flambeau last
Sunday afternoon and saw the Flam-
beau ball team trim Cornell second
team by a score of IL to s. Flambeau
has some team. Here's a chance for
Harry Copp to try out the Ladysmith
Bright Spots"