Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-10
WEST MARSHALL

A son was porn TO Mr.. ana MIS-
Nick Teschler, recently.
w. Dukas was a Ladysmith visitor
Wednesday.
The Vinegar family have moved in
to their new home.
L. Nowak purchased horse at the
Il. Mindykowski sale.
+. NJ wager and H. Wagar were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Bob Thummel and Jim Patterson
motored to Ladysmith Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K Wierzbinski drove
to Ladysmith last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Was drove to
Ladysmith last week, Wednesday.
John HUM and Peter Thomas were
in Ladysmith on business Wednesday.
John HUH is helping Fred Hanold
with carpenter work on his new barn.
p. o. Kron and Don Pilgrim were
Ladysmith business callers Wednes-
day.
Adolph Haase is helping Herman
Sillman build a hen house on his
place.
Matt Fasbinder has loaded a second
carload of spuds and shipped them to
Kenosha.
Frank ELMER was in Ladysmith on
Wednesday to get his naturalization
papers.
DR.. Mantle, veterinarian, made
professional call at the Elmer farm
Sunday.
Pete Thomas will leave Sunday
night for Stevens Point, where he has
employment
John MatacZynski, Herman Sillman
and Bob Thummel motored to Lady
smith this week.
Frank Elmer has engaged couple
of carpenters to frame and build his
new dairy barn.
Wild Clark helped Henry Schwerzel
haul mangel beets from the L. Min
dykowski place Friday.
Tom and Victor Clark and Louis
j. Horn took in the movies In Lady
smith Saturday night
+. Rietz and Glen Hunt motored up
from Des Moines, and are visiting at
the Wild Clark home
John Muth Frank Gerkich and
Frank Crosevitz were in Ladysmith
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Leo Elbow and daughter, Miss
Olympia, and son Cornell, mOtored to
| Chippewa Falls Saturday.
A. ]. Edminster, of Holcombe, Fed
eral land appraiser, called on farm
ers in the vicinity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Dewey, who
have been visiting in Iowa, returned
to their home in Willard Friday.
The scribe's 1917 fiiver shall roll
no more as it rolled it's last in the
Flambeau hills short time ago
p. 0. Kron helped E. S. Riphenburg
! make stone foundation for a barn
which Earl expects to build this fall.
The long dry fall this year gave
many farmers a chance to burn a lot
of brush and they sure did some fir
F.! ing.
With the high prices paid for but
terfat at the cheese factory new pa
irons are beginning to haul their milk
there.
Judging from the way Pete Rassel
is buying household goods we think
he intends to start secondhand
store.
Tom Young has good way to spend
! long evenings. He practices on the
accordion he purchased at the Min
dykowski sale.
Verl Noscer, who has been working
| for Earl Cummings, Of Menomonie,
| returned to his home near Conrath
last week.
Melvin Vaughan has been running
all over the country in search of
man who will work on his farm from
| Nov. Ii to the 23rd, but as yet has not
found a fellow who is willing to miss
hunting season.
VIM. Heckel mOtored up from Ken
osha and called ON his former neigh
bors in Marshall. Will used to own
farm in Marshall but thought that
renting a farm in southern Wiscon-
sin would be more profitable, so after
giving it a two years trial he finds
that it is more profitable to work on
your own land even though the re-
turns are smaller.