Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-10-01
WISCONSIN HASH.

There sre sS2 saloons and bar,rooms III
Milwaukee.
The Rock county fair was 3 financial
success.
Over 100 men are at work again on the
Green Bay water works.
The Wisconsin state convention of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will meet at Baraboo, Oct. II
to Il.
Wolves in upfriendly numbers are in
parts of Adam county, driven down by
northern fires.
1t is expected that Fond du Lac coun-
| ty'S new insane asylum will be ready for
occupancy by Nov. l.
| Farmers in the region of Palmyra are
| putting IN large acreage of rye. One
man has Sown forty acres.
| A cyclone in the northern part of the
state felled every tree in an area of half
mile wide and six miles long, the wind
fall being situated near Hayward.
Hay commands from S15 TO $3.50 a
ton at Green Bay.
Frost has killed cucumber vines in the
vicinity of Ripon.
Oneida county will be organized Jauu-
airy first. Rhinelander will be the county
seat. The county viii be in the 10th ju-
dicial circuit,
For Practlcing as a physician without
a diploma B. +. Hall was fined S2S at
Sturgeon Bay. He was unable to pay the
amount and was sent to iail.
The discovery of a 1O0-foot waterfall
along the Iron Mountain extension of the
milwaukee, & Northern road is reported.
Fire at Hermansville burned a meat
market, store and dwelling house belong
ing to c. J. l.. Meyer, of Fond du Lac.
Loss estimated at $4,000; insurance.
$4,000 Defective chimney.
Some of the Wisconsin marshes which
took fire and burned Oft early in the fau.
are now sending up large quantities of
fresh, new grass. which enables those
owning COWS to have plenty of milk and
butter.
Deer are numerous in the vicinity of
Glidden.
The Butternut Times is the latest vent
ure in Wisconsin journalism.
Hurley is to have telephone communi-
cation with the world at large.
Phil. Cheek will speak at the Outaga-
iers' day, Oct. l.
The value of the collection in the pub
lie museum at Milwaukee aggregates
$40 900, or $4,000 moro than it did a year
ago.
j. l. Case, the Racine millionaire, was
yesterday informed of the marriage of
his only son to Mrs. Henrietta NJ. Ray i'll
March last. 1t is said he offered the
young couple handsome residence.
Deer are numerous in the vicinity of
Glidden.
The Butternut Times is the latest ven
ture i'll Wisconsin journalism.
The Wisconsin Central railway is bridg-
ing the Chippewa river at Glidden.
While in drunken condition Gus
Nillet shot and horribly wounded Charles
Brown at Marshfield. Willett will be
held for trial.
Agenda, the new mining town in north
ern Wisconsin, is building up very fast.
At present there are two stores, two sa-
looms and two hotels.
Charles GUilliame, of Oshkosh, who
stabbed and dangerously wounded Lon
Adams, has been sent to the Northern
insane asylum.
At the state association of spiritualists,
which met at Omro, the following oilicer
were chosen: Prof. w. NJ. Lockwood,
Ripon, president; Mrs. l.. NJ. Spencer,
Milwaukee, vice president; DIR. j. c.
Phillips, Omro, secretary; Morrison Pratt,
Milton junction, treasurer; Jacob Wood
ruff, Ripon, and John Challoner, Omro,
executive committee.
A severe hail and rain storm visited the
city of Racine at l o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon. Several thousand panes of
glass were broken and much damage
done. A clothing store was flooded and
the stock of goods damaged to the
amount of 1900.