Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-05-12
WEST MARSHALL


Saturday to see a doctor.
John Kapas is kept quite busy re-
pairing fences on his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. wager motored
to Chippewa Falls Saturday.
Harry Davis, of Willard, lauled
straw from the Dukas place last Fri
day.
Luican Izdepsk sold his flivver to
Jack Eastwood, the Conrath garage
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Summerville, of
Ladysmith, spent Sunday at the Tate
home.
Pete Thomas is clearing on his forty
which is located south of the old Cox
place.
Al Riphenburg and Will Bunten took
in the show at Conrath Saturday
night.
John Styczynski is clearing up
strip of land and will use it for hog
pasture.
G. w. Woodward tore up the old
sidewalk in front of the old Cook
building.
John Shepherd, Of lola, spent sew
era1 days at the home of his parents
last week.
Weather forecast for next week:
It'll be nice weather all week if it
doesn't rain.
Many of the farmers here find it
difficult to SOW their grain on account
of wet weather.
Louis Horn helped George John
move piano from the Melrose place
last Wednesday.
A nephew Of Jim Pearce, of Kokomo,
Ind, is helping Jim with his farm
work this spl;ng.
] .Papiernik hauled load of spuds
to Ladysmith and hauled back a new
manure spreader.
Mrs j. F. Melrose and sons, Stan
ley and Clifford left for Minneapolis
last week Friday.
Tony Sadlek proprietor of the Con-
rath clothing store was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
Miss Virginia Tate, teacher from
Sheldon, spent the weekend at the
home of her parents in West Marshall.
Manley Pendleton, the sawmill man,
took fiivver full of young people TO
Ladysmith Friday to attend the NOV
les.
Herman Sillman has his flivver all
rugged up and ready to hit the high
spots when he is through with farm
work
A. Haase has been quite busy break
ing the young team of mules which he
purchased from Dolph Shepherd re-
Gently.
Stanley Golat has made good use of
the wet weather. He did a lot of
blasting and got the old pine stumps
badly Jared.
appraiser, spent several days Of last
week appraising land in Clark and
Taylor counties.
N. III. Spooner has started to build
an addition to his lumber shed to
store larger stock Of lumber which
he had shipped in.
Art Nikoley, who has been travelling
over the country like wandering
Jew, quit travelling when he landed at
Conrath Saturday morning.
J. Nowak, who has a forty three
fOurths of a mile west of the cheese
factory has started to excavate eel
lar for new house this week.
Lowell and Kenneth Shepherd, who
were IN the southern part of the state,
arrived at Sheldon last Friday and
left again for. Minnesota on Wednes-
day.
If you want to have good time
next Saturday night come to the base
ball dance at Conrath and you will
not be disappointed. Good music,
good bunch, good time, so come.
III. Dagneau, the depot agent, knows
the value and benefit Of good seed po-
tatoes for the farmers so he had a
number of sacks of certified seed po-
tatoes shipped in and sold them to
the farmers at cost.
The voters in Marshall decided to
economic little by cutting the sal
aries of the officers of clerk and treas
urer. The people voted to pay the
clerk 500 per year but he would not
accept this offer so the board just
raised it $50 disregarding the de-
mand of the voters in spite of the fact
that there were two candidates for the
office