Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-02
WEST MARSHALL

Melvin Vaughn was county seat
visitor this week.
Frank Elmer made a business trip
to MenOmOnie last week.
John Styczinski broke some land on
the John Borkowski place.
Sam Naczas was a between trains
caller in Ladysmith last week
The Wild Clark family visited at
the Jim Patterson home Sunday.
Elmer Trotter helped Louis Horn
with the cheese-making this week.
Paul Martt is employed at one Of
the cream stations in Ladysmith.
John Gorla, the stove mover, is quite
busy throwing rocks at potato bugs.
n. H. SpoOner has received a car
load of lumber, and car of wire and
nails
John Muth and Frank Elmer traded
horses last week Both of them got
soaked.
Miss Lillian Sues left for Lady
smith Monday, where she will seek en-
plOyment.
Pete Thomas has taken a land clear
ing job for Wild Clark and is kept
quite busy.
Chef White and Adolph Beyeler at
tended the dance at Conrath last Sat
urday night.
Mr. and Mrs Manley PendletOn and
Ben Mindykowslli motored to Lady
smith last week.
The HUM boys and Pete Thomas
went to see a boxing match at Flam-
beau last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. wager and Miss
Olympia ElkOw motOred to Chippewa
Falls Saturday afternoon.
Art Nizoley had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle when he stepped on
a baseball while running.
Fred Lamp, tractor plowman No. 2
has broken considerable land for VIM.
Vinegar and Melvin Vaughn
Pete Wrassel, the Conrath third
baseman, helped Louis Horn make
cheese last week Wednesday.
G. NJ. Elkow and John and Nick
HUM attended a big barn dance in
Flambeau last Saturday night
One of Matt Fasbinder's horses was
quitely badly cut on the legs when
bull cornered it in a fence corner.
Tony Conrath has plowed ten acres
of land on the Henry Luz farm and
will do some breaking for George NJ
John.
Herman Wrassel and son, Pete, are
doing some clearing for Henry Gerber
ding while Henry is kept busy with
grading roads.
e. s. McCabe our mail carrier, is
anXiously awaiting the arrival of his
new fiivver which he wants to break
into mail service.
Ray Stumpner and Tony Conrath,
the fishing sharks, took trip to one
of the lakes near Boomer and spent
Sunday in fishing.
Alex MindykOwski has received four
of the auto pistons he sent for and
put them into the engine of his Max
well which he expects to have running
soon.
Leo SchOepf, Sheldon storekeeper.
believes in cooperation with the farm
ers He gets the cheese that he sells
to his customers at the Marshall Co
operative factory.
The directors of the Marshall Dairy
Assn. met one night last week and
discussed topics concerning the well
fare of the cheese factory. They have
voted to put new roof on the whole
building and to make several other
minor changes.
The following conversation was over
heard between two of our farmers:
First farmer: you better wait an
other week the planting of your
potatoes, then the moon will be just
right" Second farmer: Jaw shucks,
I'm not going to plant them in the
moon, I'll plant them in the ground"
large number of people witnessed
the baseball game between Jump Riv-
err and COnrath on the grounds of the
latter team and saw the home team
do the best playing that they ever did
and defeat Jump River by a score of
13 to II. The first five innings were
the most interesting of the whole
game, neither side scoring run but
the racing started in the sixth and
seventh innings Wnen COnfatn ran up
nine runs with Jump River only three
in the last of the seventh. Jump Riv-
err teams luck changed and they had
a score within one run of the home
team The eighth and ninth innings
were somewhat like the first innings
with very little progress in the line
of run-getting. The lineup of the
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