Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-17
C. J. Beach hauled hay Midday.


Roy Moftit, of SpoOner, is visiting at
the w. G. Burdick home.
Don Pilgrim lost a valuable horse
recently
Joe Oster drove to the county seat
last week.
Miss Brownie Cameron was Lady,
smith caller Saturday.
f. NJ. Wager was business caller
i'll Ladysmith last week.
Steve Szucs took several loads of
wood to Ladysmith last week.
Robert Nikoley is helping George
ROnney haul his logs to Arnold.
l.. MindykOwski is laying an oak
floor in his new house this week.
4. b. Chalfant hauled another load
of silage from Sheldon this week.
Kenneth Shepherd and Adolph Bey-
eler are cutting logs for Jim Patter-
son.
Grant Shepherd and Jim Pearce
hauled hay out of marsh last Tues
day.
Louis Horn was in Ladysmith this
week to get some repairs for the cheese
factory.
Spring will soon cOme-the seed
houses are sending out a large num-
Der of catalogs.
John Muth and Stanley Golat have
completed their wOod-sawing job for
the cheese factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H, Pember Wis
lied at the home of Will Pember at
Conrath Saturday.
Henry Haase and his brother,
Adolph, hauled hay from the Moses
bottoms last week Saturday
Matt Fasbinder went to Iadysmith
Monday to have an Xray picture taken
TO locate some internal disease.
Nearly all the young people of the
vicinity of Sheldon attended the big
..ance at Sheldon Tuesday night
Miss Ruth Pilgrim. of Manchester,
Iowa, is spending the winter at the
home of his brother, south of Conrath.
y nUIlDoE VI yOtuSS pNppAC AAOAAA ASA'
ers.de attended the program and so
..al of the Conrath literary society.
Don't forget to attende the program
II the Riverside literary society which
VA ye given at the schoolhOuse Friday,
Feb II.
Alex Zach lost one of his horses last
week, the animal slipping and break
ny its leg near the shoulder, thus max
g it necessary to shoot If.
Miss Lucy Umback, who is student
a, the Rusk county training school,
spent the weekend at the home OF her
parents at Riverside
Frank and Clayton Emmons are
laulng some bolts to a mill to have
them cut into lath so they can com
mence plaStering the house,
The Marshall Dairy Association is
contemplating upon building a ware
hC.l.l 1GX20. where cheese boxes and
other factory supplies can be stored.
Irwin Stowell claims that he is go
ing to be a good barber in a few years
Wen say so, Judging from all the
SHARED cats and dogs, he's bound t
be all right
The iigging coons az Riverside VII
make you laugh till your sides acne
when they appear on the stage OF
literary program night, Friday, Feb
II, so come and see them.
Mar ! Pendleton, the saWmill man
has his mill moved to the MindykoWsk
place He still has the engine to move
He intends TO move it on sleighs whel
the snow packs a little,
Ben AIindykowski and several othe
BOYS went wolf hunting on clea
moonlight night. They heard one VOL
rehearsng his solo but could not ge
lose enough to him to tickle him Wit
4 leaden plug.
The warmer weather gave the chick
chance to leave their houses an
the outside world again, and be
So Of that quite q number OF tn
rhool children in the cheese factor
locality are affected with chicken po1
ne woodpile on the Marshall Dair
Associations ground is getting bigge
q cry day and when the farmers &c
through hauling there will be abou
900 cords of two-foot wood, costing 0
tllc average of $500 per cord.
A gent from England who landed i