Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-28
WEST MARSHALL

day
Bill Stoll was Ladysmith visitor
this week.
Joe Oster is doing chores. on the J.
Bordner farm.
f. NJ. wager has purchased fine
Belgian stallion.
Tony scharnebrock hauled cream to
Ladysmith Friday.
John Muth was a county seat caller
last Wednesday,
Chester Melrose left for Minneapolis
Sunday morning.
Pete Kron has done considerable
clearing this spring.
Paul Martt helped buzz wood at the
Speed farm last week
E. S. McCabe hauled hay during the
fore part of the week.
Miss Leona John spent the week end
at the home of her parents
r. w. Groves ground load of dairy
feed for e. S. Riphenburg.
Joe Janoszck had his logs sawed at
the Pendleton mill Friday.
L. Mindykowski made business trip
to Ladysmith last Tuesday.
Dr. r. c. Rodecker made a profess
sional call at the ]. L. Pearce home.
w. g. Burdick is helping c. M. Ell
kow with his blowing this week.
Wild Clark and Jim Patterson attend
ed the big sale at Holcombe recently.
Herman Sillman and Don Pilgrim
were Ladysmith visitors Saturday.
Matt Fasbinder and Frank ELMER
were county seat visitors this week.
John Borkowski has been quite busy
blasting stumps on his place recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Shepherd called
at the Robert Nikoly home Sunday.
A large crowd attended the social
and dance at Sheldon last Saturday.
John Costello and Don Pilgrim hauled
hay from the LUCKNOW place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Moffit left for
Spooner' where Mr. Moffit has employ
ment.
n III. Spooner received a carload Of
salt which he is selling at very reason
able prices.
Lester Jones has everything moved
onto the Tubbs ranch and will take a
hand in farming.
III. Dagneau was in Chicago last
Thursday where he attended produce
dealers meeting.
Lowell Shepherd left for Viola, Wis,
where he will help his brother with the
practice of chiropractic.
Joe Schmidt is spring tOothing some
of his newly cleared land to give the
clover sexd good start.
Mrs Melrose, who has been visiting
with relatives in Minneapolis, returned
to her home last week, Tuesday.
J. @. Lambert is tearing down his
old barn and making preparations to
start building his new barn in the near
future.
AS our mail route had the collie for a
couple of days last week we were UNI
able to get our dope away in time for
the paper.
Tony Conrath, the caterpillar driver,
is getting ready to move his blowing
outfit into West Marshall and break
for the farmers.
Tony Sadlek, proprietor of the Con-
rath clothing store, arrived from Chi
cago Monday and attended to business
MATES at his store.
c.. A. Swanson, of the Swanson Brick
& Tile Co., purchased the boiler and
steam engine from the Walrath chair
factory at Conrath.
Mrs. e. s. Ryshenburg has taken up
her duties at the Oak View school after
her husbands illness.
Yes, Conrath, West Marshall has a
large territory. We don't know where
the boundary is, but if you ask Shell
don they will tell you.
w. G. Burdick has moved into the
Henry Haase house. c. A. Bunten has
moved into the house formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Burdick.
If-you are looking for a good team
of young mules or some good high
grade Guernsey cows attend the DOlph
Shepherd sale May 4 at one o'clock p.
! m.
Pete Thomas mOtored to Ladysmith
last Tuesday and informed us that the
roads were in fair shape. Here is
where the Yiddish Packard will be seen
in the city driven by We scribe
| S. r. Elkow, who has completed his
third year Of study at the Ontario veter-
mary college at Toronto, arrived at
Sheldon Sunday morning, and after
spending day at the home of his par
ents, left for Augusta where he will
practice during the summer.
! Our friend Herman, attended the
/! August Knaack hotel sale and tried to
buy some household goods but as the
bachelors and the shoemaker proved to
be the fastest bidders Herman got nix
and must paddle his own canoe for an
other decade.