Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14
BADGER BITS.
Happenings of Single Day Noted In
Briefest Fashion.

| oshhoSh Will ne ready TO be started
IN ten days.
Prof, d. =. Nicholson has received
for the Lawrence college cabinet a
collection of 100 fine geological speci.
mems,
John Keenan, of the firm of I4ueloff
\ Keenan,, Billion. has disappeared,
He has a wife and two children. He
WAS Is years old.
The hotel ut Twin Bluffs, owned by
L. Rist, was destroyed by fire. It was
tho only hotel In tho village, The
loss is $1,000; insured,
Miles w, Wilbur, pioneer OF Pal
myra, Is dead, aged so. He leaves a
widow and five sons. One OF the lat
ter is Frank 7, Wilbur of Milwaukee.
The insurance rate war ut Neenah
is still on and large number OF
policies are being cancelled and new
ones taken out in cga>; to secure the
low rates,
The barn, out w os, windmill
hay and grain On arm of w. p,
Marquart. near Nil ~ 70 destroyed
by fire. A traction ne passing
/ altiik bHC tNNtu SuuSt - niaNN,t
I, ID, Allen formerly well.known
architect of Minneatu,ts, died In
Racine of lung trouble, lie has been
u resident of Racine for about ono
year, A wife and Ave children SUR
Nivo
Miss Lydia Roderick and Fred Il.
West were married In Monroe. The
hpiA 10 Ia -, - N
w, N, g, and Is the youngest captain
IN the state. Miss Eiiie shank and
Leland G, White were married In Ca
dia township, Green county. There
were 200 guests present.
W. E, Sherhurns has been appointed
postmaster at Fremont Waupaca
county, vice Albert steiger. removed.
Eenas g. Perkins at Shoplere, Rock
county, In place of Il. l., Steadwell, ro-
moved, and William Bouiller, Mt
Springfield, Vernon county, vice
Thomas Buchanan, resigned
Tho saloon of William Gothic, near
Green Bay, was destroyed by fire, II
was In tho building that the raid took
place for which eight Onoidas were
Il
ing was now, Gothic estimates hls
loss nj $4,000, with $500 insurance.
Ii Ia supposed that Indians set fire to
the premises.
j. A, Eddy of Waukegan was In Ike
nusha to see his wifo who deserted
him about three months ago. Eddy
has spent all the time since his wife's
disappearance looking for her, but
was not successful until he came to
Konosha Mrs, Eddy has been work.
Ing rs II domestic and refused to go
back with her husband.
rho La Crosse Republican and
Leader announces that Henry @,
Schultz, formerly editor of the do
funct Chippewa Falls Daily Current
VIII be editorial and business mana
gor during Mr. Nnch's absence.
Schultz has some repute as cam
paign speaker, and has been journal
clerk Of the senate and recently was
admitted to the bnr. He was dem
ocrat until two years ago.
r. N. iIoyt, son OF Judge w. T.
Hoyt, of Chippewa Falls. left for Jul
neau, Alaska, where he will remain
with Prof. Sylvester OF The Alaska
searchlight until spring, when he will
accompany Mr., Sylvester 10 the klon.
dyke The latter Is extensively In
terested In mines On the Klondyke
and Its tributaries, and has Just
shipped $4,000 worth Of supplies for
his own use to that country.
The State Board OF Pharmacy has
granted licentiate certificates as fol-
lows: r. J. kiel OF Oshkosh. James
Peterson of Scandinavia N. 7. Holm
berg Of Galesvlle, j. H. Void and
T.. G. Gilbert of Blair, +. j. Ihle and
John Neher OF Eau Claire. G, w
Goodman OF Bloomington and w. ]
McRaith Of Grand Rapids. Assist
nnt's certificates were granted M fol
lows: John Seyan Of New London.
Emil Steiner Of la Crosse, NJ. d. Kel-
ley and Olaf Jarstad of Eau Claire, A.
Karstnedt OF Shehoygan, II. Rhen-
strand Of West Superior and 10. A.
Schmalz Of Sparta.
Mrs H. l.. Goldburg, whose husband
conducts n pawn shop In Racine. was
i Hu1t III lub l1ib HAbhiutI ny ~ uDJ
who liz not known and whom the po-
lice have not been able to locate.
Mrs. Goldburg said that two boys
came into the place and asked to be
shown revolver. She handed one
out. II was not loaded She
turned her back to get some article
out OF the show window and there
aas an explosion and she realized
that she was shot In the shoulder.
She ran out OF the place and screamed
and the boys also ran out They told
the people who assembled that 1t was
an accident. but disappeared before
any person ascertained their names.
A physician extracted tho bullet
which nattened on the shoulder bone
| and glanced to the front. The wound
will not prove fatal.
Pensions have been granted persons