Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-10-06
WEST MARSHALL

WEST MARSHALL
Louis j. Horn motored to the hub
this week.
Eric Mattson was a county seat
caller Monday
Tony Conrath motored to the coun-
ty seat Monday.
r. l.. Stumpner was a county seat
caller this week.
s. r. Elbow was in Ladysmith on
business Monday.
j. M. Briggs drove to Ladysmith last
week, Wednesday.
Oscar Engstrom dug spuds for j.
Skavatch last week.
Bob Thummel and Pete Kron autOed
to Ladysmith Monday.
Harrison Cox filled silo for the Chal-
FAINT brothers Thursday.
Ed White purchased a Ford car at
an auction near Cornell.
The HUM brothers attended dance
Walter Oetzman made flying trip
to Ladysmith this week.
near Ladysm'th Saturday.
Henry Matz bought a cow at the
Matt Anderson sale Saturday.
G. M. Elbow conducted a large farm
sale near Cornell last Tuesday.
Herman Sillman helped his broth
er, Gust, to erect and fill his silo.
Mrs. Thomas Mccain visited with
her son in Eau Claire last Sunday.
Pete Rassel is helping Henry Ger
berding with farm work this week.
The Clark boys helped Matt Fas-
binder with potato digging this week.
Harry Munns helped Grant Shep-
herd and Jim Pearce dig potatoes last
week.
Rod Hulburt, of Sheldon, visited at
the Will Pember home at Conrath re-
Gently.
G. O.. Trotter and son, Elmer, were
business callers in the big, little city
last week.
Frank Elmer and John Muth were
in Ladysmith on a horse-buying deal
Saturday.
Lucian Izdepski, who is employed at
Big Falls, spent Sunday at the home
of his parents.
Bert G. French has purchased a new
potato digger Of N. HI. Spooner and
dug potatoes for A. Erickson.
The dance which was held at the
warehouse at Sheldon last Saturday
night was very well attended.
Albert Diamond is working ON the
new road near Jim Pearce's place and
will soon be ready for grading it.
Miss Emily Emmons, who is teach
ing in East Grow, spent the weekend
at the home Of her parents in Marshall.
o. G. Cox, who has been assistant
cashier at the Sheldon bank, resumed
his work as agent of the Sheldon de.
pot.
Frank Elmer is making prepare
tions to take trip to Boyd, where he
will have a load of rye ground into
-four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nikoley and
sons, Arthur and Otto, who took a mo-
tor trip to Illinois last week, returned
to their home Saturday.
s. r. Elbow left for Guelph, Ontario
studies at the college of veterinary
surgery at the University of Toronto
Lester Jones and his brother and
c. Woodland, Of Bloomer, bought up
two carloads of beef cattle in the vi
cinity OF Marshall and Conrath Tues
day.
The Sheldon ball team played q
game against the Arnold team at
Sheldon last Sunday and trimmed the
visitors by a score Of to IL In favcr
Of Sheldon. Louis j. Horn, the Mar
shall cheesemaker, acted as umpire st
the game.
Charles Conrath and a representa-
tive Of the pea canning company of
Ladysmith, solicited pea acreage I'M
the Conrath territory last week. They
were trying to get signers for 300
acres of peas which is the required
acreage to guarantee q pea viner at
Conrath.
Five Of the Conrath fishermen went
to Long Lake last Sunday and tried
their luck at fishing. They caught be-
tween 40 and so fish which were of
good size The largest one they caught
weighed "a pounds and was AZ inches
long. While they were pulling the
fish out of the water it gave such a
jump that it slapped Ross Phillips in
the face with it's tail so hard that it
knocked his hat off.