Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-23

| The Hannibal ball team came to
Conrath last Sunday to trim the home
team and they fulfilled their intention
| to the letter For us to write about
the game would be like asking misery
| 8, in favor of Hannibal We think
| that from now on the boys better get
tennis rackets if they want to win
game.
Wild Clark motored to the county
seat Saturday.
Henry Schwerzel was a Ladysmith
visitor this week.
Will Trotter is doing some clearing
for r. w. Groves
Jud Sibby is employed as clerk
in Woodwards store
Joe Janoszek is breaking some new
land to make the farm larger.
Frank Nitek attended to business
matters in Ladysmith Saturday.
Matt Fasbinder was in Ladysmith
Monday to consult a specialist.
Herman Sillmans father of Lady
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E. S. Riphenburg moved a shed to
his farm from the Oak View school.
If road work keeps on as it has been
going we'll travel on gravel this year.
Lowell woodward motored to Lady
smith during the fore part of the
week.
S. A. Izdepski has begun the con-
struction of his new, modern dairy
barn.
Milton Myers, of Jim Falls, spent
the weekend at the Geo. NJ. John
home.
John Kapas and Steve Sues pur-
chased some meadow land from Eric
Mattson.
Miss Olympia Elbow is attending the
summer session at the training school
at Ladysmith.
DR.. w. f. O'Connor made profess
sional call at the Frank Nitek home
last Wednesday.
The Peter Thomas and JOS. HUM
families visited at the Mike Alexander
home at Holcombe last Sunday.
Frank Emmons wants to fool the
potato bugs this year. He is blowing
some land which he will plant to late
spuds.
Frank Conrath, federal land APP
praiser, spent several days at Toma-
hawk last week, and spent Sunday at
his home.
Adam Hartman finds that cows do
very well on brush pasture so he gave
John Muth contract to clear ten
acres of land.
Our mail carrier starts on his route
about two hours earlier than he did
previously, so now we must get up in
the morning to send our mail away.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Burdick left for
NeiIlsville Monday afternoon to see
their eldest son, who was severely in
jured by a premature dynamite blast.
To all people who like blueberries
we wish to say that the outlook for
large crop is in sight. The bushes are
loaded with small berries and bios
SONS.
Lawrence Sadlek, who has been at
tending college in Marinette county,
has completed his year study anu
returned to his home at Conrath Sat
urday morning.
r. L. Stumpner, Tony Conrath and
Dolph Shepherd, the fishing champs,
took trip to Long lake in Washburn
county, where they spent Sunday.
They must have had good luck as ev-
cry time G. w. Woodward goes there
he comes back with plenty of fish.
Bob Thummel made deal for tiiv-
yer with a Ladysmith garage and when
he got the car he was so proud OF the
marvel that his beezer swelled so he
couldn't get his cap on but last Wednes-
day when "Lizzie' wouldn't start Bob
cranked till the swelling left his head
and located in his arm, but still the
bus wouldn't start. The Sheldon
cream hauler hooked the fiivver be-
hind his truck and hauled it about
mile and it started and ran o. K. So
now WREN Lizzie won't start Bob
says, "Start up Liz, here comes the
cream man."