Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-31
POLITICAL SHARKS
IN MARSHALL, Trace
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Al the town caucus held last Satur>
day in Sheldon, the following political
sharks entered the race: For super
visor. G. O. Trotter VS.. Melvin Vaughn
for town clerk. Il. t. Beveridge VS. C.
NJ ElkOw: for treasurer, j. c. Tate VS..
c, f. Carman. Several candidates
were in ho field for the office Of tax
assessor, and all of them ran Il good
race but John Sandbote and Clayton
EmmOns PANIED out to he the best rum
ners SO were declared the nominees. For
K. l.. Beyeridgc were nominated with
out opposition. If some Of these bach
elors don't get married the justices will
Starye to death OH their salaries.
Albert Diamond was nominated for
constable. Hey. fellerSt lets start
something and see if Al is onto his job
\ neW-fangled orchestra was organ
lied at the Herman Sillman home last
Sunday. and gave its first concert for
the benefit of the visitors. Bob Thum-
mel. who is an experienced drummer
makes 'em rattle. while the scribe
makes a noise on Il violin. After hear
ing them play Herman has decided TO
get q monkey and join III.
Born to Nh and Mrs Joe Janoszek,
girl.
John Muth w~s county seat caller
Monday
Steve Szucs is hauling bolts to Shell
don on a wagon.
Pete Thomas was in LadySmith be-
tween trains Monday
! John Eastwood mOtored t0 Lady
smith Sunday evening.
Miss Vera Terryyl is employed at
the Hebard home i'll Sheldon.
The Patterson, MatZ and Wagat fam
lilies are on the sick list at present.
j. f. Dewey of Chippewa Falls spent
several days at the F. NJ. Wager home.
Tom Clark. who has been visiting at
the home of his sister at WauSau, re-
turned Thursday.
Vim. BOpprc. the Koch medicine man,
south of Ladysmith.
Ever since the haymaker recovered
its strength we have noticed that the
Snowbanks went into BANKRUPTCY.
John Sandbote. WHO has been employ
ed at Mcnom0nic during the winter,
returned to his home this week
EricIl MattSOn spent the weekend at
his home and returned to LadySmith
Monday. where he is employed.
John HUM, manager Of the Marshall
Dairymcns' Association, hauled two
loads of cheese boxes to the factory this
week
Wild Clark and Henry Schwertzel
purchased dairy feed for their heavy
mixers
3Eanley Pendleton, the SaWmill man,
was unable to do any saving last week
as his crew went ON Il strike on account
of the flu
c. 4. Buntcn. of Iowa, arrived at
Conrath with ii carload Of household
goods and stock which he has begun to
unload and move out to the \. II. Spoon
or Spooncr farm, which he has rented.
Arr Nikoley. who took the train for
Fort WAYNE. Wis. to work on Il farm
must have taken the wrong train for
instead Of hearing from him in Wis
consfn we received Il card from him
away off in New York Better ask the
railroad to give you your money back,
Art. They took YOU away from Gods
comtry-now let them haul you back.
Frank Pazdziorllo, who has been
spending several weeks in Pcnnsyi-
yania. has finally made a deal with
John Kapas. a former Rusk county
man. but who has farm in PennSyl-
vania. to trade his land in pennsyl-
vania. for Frank eighty in Marshall.
We have been informed that the deal
was closed and John will soon be NOV
ing into the land OF COWS and clover.
Sheldon is getting more popular ey-
cry time it holds Il dance and the re-
turns which are gotten from the dances
will 90 Il long ways in improving the
baseball team About hundred c0u-
ples enjoyed themselves to their hearts
content Saturday, while Byc'S orches
ira. OF TadySmith. furnished the music
The net proceeds were $500 There
will be another dance there Il week
from Saturday. or the Sth of April