Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10
WEST MARSHALL

LouisIIorn butchered hog for John
Costello Wednesday.
Charles Trotter was a business call
err in Ladysmith Monday.
Jack Beach hauled hay from Jim
Paterson's place last week.
John Papiernick and John Mindy-
kowski drove to Ladysmith Monday.
George NJ. John was between
trains caller in Ladysmith Tuesday.
George Ronncy and Grant Shepherd
hauled poles. from the Moses bottoms
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Matz and Mrs. J. Pat
terson made a shopping trip to Lady
smith last Friday.
Quite number OF farmers from this
locality attended the farmers institute
at Sheldon this week
Don't forget to attend the next pro-
gram of the Conrath literary society
on Friday, March 10.
John HUM and Pete Thomas have
begun cutting poles for firewood after
a twO-weeks' vacation.
]. Glover, of Stanley, is the new
:hecsemaker employed by the Conrath
Cooperative Cheese Co.
On account of the failing health of
the snow our mail carrier was unable
TO make the rounds on Monday.
Stanley Golat left for Chicago Sat
urday evening, where he will be en-
ployed in a corn planter factory.
Our friend Ed Wellhausen. who has
been staying home all winter, has hired
out to work on the Harry Davis farm.
Louis Horn, the cheesemaker, has
purchased Il driving horse so he can
travel when the roads are impossible
for ear.
Henry Gerberding hauled firewood
to the L. S. Riphenburg place so Earl
could continue to keep the home fires
burning.
Miss Leona John, student of the
Ladysmith highschool, spent the week
end at the home of her parents south
of Conrath.
Joe Schmidt says the crows are here
and when you see chipmunk then
it's goodbye winter for they are sure
signs of spring.
This weeks rainstOrm was caused by
Buster Brown tipping over in cutter
when he took his new Jane out cutter
riding last Saturday night.
Some people claim to have seen blue
birds. 1t all depends upon what kind. |
Some birds look pretty blue on the |
after the night before.
Louis Horn isn't the only one that !
IAN upset cutter. We have found |
Dut that we can do just as we'll only
We saw stars in the daytime.
Don't forget about the big baseball |
lance at Sheldon Saturday, March IL. |
Bye's orchestra will furnish the mu
sic, so come and have q good time.
Tom Young is hauling logs to the |
Jake Johnson mill. where he will have
George Mahals blacksmith shop.
Norman Sillman, one of our new |
leighbors, is going into the dairy bus
mess properly. He purchased a sepa- |
,at0r and COW at the Haase sale last |
week.
Frank pazdziorko left for Pennsyl- |
yania last week Tuesday, where he will |
oOk over a farm that he intends to |
-rade for his Rusk county farm if he
finds it worth while.
Herman Russell who has purchased
The Kapas place says that he has made |
more money off that place than he and |
his five sons made on q large rented |
farm in Minnesota:
We have been informed that q party |
from Chieaga came up to Conrath and !;
will start q grocery stare there. Some |
of the people. connected with the pros |
pectivo firm ghave==::Lnen busy putting
up ice lately. -.
Herman Russell has done so much |
clearing on his place he bought that
he is wondering what his boys will do
next spring when they get here, Don't |
worry, Herman, the neighbors have
more brush than they need,
The West Marshall gang has another |
member musician In Alex Nowak. AL
has purchased an Italian-made accor- |
dion and Is learning to play ON it. We
think that when he learns to play II |
well he will get n monkey.
Nearly everyone In the country here
Is out Of firewood so now the people |
who have wood are loaning it to their
neghbors until the snow melts away
so they can cut some.
This long winter has given us al
chance to think of many ways Of i'm
proving our farming nhility' for next
Quite mum v of farmers
here have begun taking composite sam
pies of their cows milk to see whether
they are as good as they look.
The members Of the Riverside 4,iF.
erary Society met at the schoolhloe,use
last week Monday, and arranged 2
program for the next meeting which
will be held Friday, March II. \
pie social viii be held after the pro
gram. The proceeds VIII go toward
the society and school,
There has been considerable said
about the partridge and prairie chick
one Starving This winter IL NAV be