Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-02-04

The La Belle Wagon Company of SUI
perior manufactured 1929 wagons dur
ing the past year.
Frank Stuhlman was fatally wound
ed at Ashland by the accidental dis
charge of revolver
The mill of the Garth Lumber Com
pany near Hazelhurst was burned.
Loss, S35, 900; insurance, S22, 900.
A number of La Crosse business men
are endeavoring to establish a beet
sugar factory in that city.
Mrs. Reinhart, the Oldest settler of
Buffalo county, passed away at her
home in Nelson at the age of 95
Hugh Mcclure, farmer in the town
of Seymour, Lafayette county, was
fined S25 for selling diseased meat.
IT is proposed to erect a sanitarium
building at Waukesha to cost s., 200, to
be in operation by next June.
j. B. Collie, one of the oldest mail
clerks on the Wisconsin Central line,
died suddenly near Downing on a train.
The residence of Mrs. Christian
Ferneckes in Milwaukee, was raided
by burglars and money and valuables
to the amount of over 81, 900 taken.
w. S. Case died at La Crosse of para
lysis at the age of Sc. He was one of
the best known men in the city.
Gustavus Heck, a farmer living near
Mondovi. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the heart. He
was 60 years old, and had lived in that
city many years.
John Fitzpatrick was burned to
death in his house at Darlington.
The Fourth ward primary school
building at Sparta was burned. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $1,000.
At Milwaukee Judge Mann issued
an order committing Mrs. Marion V.
Dudley, the authoress, to the insane
asylum at Wauwatosa.
Mother Schnell, who lives several
miles east of Kiel, cele brated her Tooth
birthday. Her husband is only a few
years her junior.
Martin WEIGH, a Footville farmer,
was fatally injured by fall on ? cir
cular saw. His breast was split open
for 10 inches, the ribs being severed.
Hugh Innes, of Kenosha, died from
the effects of a surgical operation for
the removal of cancer of the neck.
Some one broke into Dean Sc Dorenz' S
store at Seymour and stole twenty-one
razors, 100 pocketbnives, two revolvers
and silver watch.
Mr.. Andrew Bellman, aged rs years.
an old resident of Helenville, who had
been somewhat insane for several
years past, wandered from home and
was found frozen to death.
]. w. HALEY, charged with stealing
$3.50 from the West Superior Iron and
Steel Company, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to one year at WaupuD.
Gov. Peck has appointed E. NJ. John
son, F. B. Ainsworth and Warren D.
Parker regents of the Wisconsin nor
NAL school for three years.
C. NJ Wells & Son, sewer and paving
contractors at Appleton, assigned, with
liabilities of SOL, 900 and assets of SIS,
co.,
Judge Condit, of Chippewa Falls,
sentenced four young boys, all under
Is years, to the reform school until of
age, they having committed several
theftS.
Fire destroyed a saloon owned by L.
O'Brien, the town hall, and machine
shed at Arena. Loss, ST. 900; insurance,
SS25
The Catholic church at New Rich.
mond. with most of its contents, was
totally destroyed by fire The build.
ing cost 81, 600 and was insured for
$4,000.
There are said to be sixty-seven vet.
Grams of the war of 1912 now alive in
the United States. One of the oldest is
Silas Ware, of Waukesha, who was
horn at Enosburg, Vt, in 179s, and en-
listed in the company formed by Capt.
Erwin at French's Mills, 4. Y, where
young Wares father kept tavern.