Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-10
WEST MARSHALL

/ II. Wagar is hauling bolts to Shell
don.
Tony Scharenbrock hauled hay last
Friday.
F. W. Abbiehl butchered some hogs
last Friday.
| Steve Sues is cutting poplar bolts
this week.
Louis Horn was county seat cali
er last Wednesday.
G. J. Beach sawed wood for Jim
Patterson recently.
Adolph Haase hauled hay from the
wager marsh Monday.
w G.. Burdick and sou, Edgar, are
lauling poles for tlrewood
Joe udell sawed wood for several
81 the residents in Conrath.
Alex Nowak is hauling saw. logs to
he Mindyllowski mill yard.
J. Papiernik was a between trains
,aller in Ladysmith this week.
Don Pilgrim used Pete Kron's team
to haul bolts TO Sheldon last week.
c. NJ. Elkow was county seat call
er during the latter part of this week.
Grant Shepherd dug new well, so
now he is out Of a job of hauling wa
ter
Is Sam Naczcs drove TO Ladysmith last
Friday to deliver cream TO the cream
cry
The Sheldon farmers organization
received a carload of mill feed Inst Sat
urday.
John Styczinski is getting up large
pile of poles for next summers fire.
wood
Ed SwetZer, the. Conrath trapper,
got a nice beaver in one of his traps
last week, Friday.
Mrs. A. Curtis, Miss Lillian White
and John White left for Superior
Thursday morning.
Pete Thomas is getting some timbers
ready for Il garage, which he wants to
build in the spring.
There will be big dance at Sheldon
given by the American Legion Feb. IA.
Come and have a good time
While on our way to COnrath the
other day we found bad cold and now
we are trying to find the party who
lost it,
Mrs. +. NJ, Wager returned from
Chippewa Falls Monday, after spend
ing the weekend visiting with her par
ents.
C. f. Heckert, a representative Of
Stoelling Bros of Kiel, cheese fac
tory supply house, called on officers
Of the Conrath cheese factory recently.
Vincent Was, who has been quite
busy at building a large dairy barn this
winter has the roof boards and shin
giles to put on and then it's ready for
business.
George Mahal, the Sheldon black
smith, is getting timberS out for new
shop, as the old one is too
small. We saw them fixing up some
buggies for spring, as they say the
grounding didn't see his shadow and
spring may come any time now.
Ii You are bothered with grumps,
grouches or Monday morning blues you
will lose all those ailments if you con-
suit Hans Won Smash, who will be
present at the Riverside Literary socie-
ty meeting on Friday, Feb. II. Every
one welcome. Bring sandwiches and
cake.
We have tried to figure out how one
of our neighbours personal property
tax was made out He has three cows
and wheelbarrow and the tax was
$1,000. which means that il you oper-
ate Il wheelbarrow you pay $1,000 tax
or license and $500 for every three
cows.
The Mems Club at COnrath held their
meeting last Wednesday
at the schoolhouse to have good time
by themselves. The evening was spent
in telling Stories jokes and speeches.
Ross Phillips was the chief coffee-ma-
ker and made the coffee so strong that
Ray Stumpner, the banker, saved his
rupful and we saw him using it instead
Of ink.
The members of the Riverside Lit
arary Society met at the schoolhouse
Thursday evening TO rehearse their
parts of a dialogue which will be
played there Emmett Chalfant was
he whole audience and official JAM
-or and kept things in order when the
actors got too ambitious. The next
program of the Conrath Literary So
.iety will be held at the Conrath school
house Friday, Feb. 10. Here's your
,hance to hear another debate.