Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-16
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his left arm crushed in corn husker
Amputatlon was necessary.
The board Of Supervisors, of La Crosse
will vote on the proposition to build
court house to cost $150000
Prayer meetings in the Babtist church
will in the future be held Wednesday
evenings instead of Thursdays.
Lawrence Clark was killed and fifteen
other men narrowly escaped death by a
cave-in yesterday at Port Washington.
Frank Schwant g, of Spencer, was
sentenced to Naupun for life
for the murder of an aged couple named
KlOckOw.
1t is reported that the public schools
of Waterloo have been closed on account
of several cases of scarlet fever among
the pupils.
Reports of the accidental shooting of
hunters in Northern v isconsin consti-
tu1e REGULAR feature Of the city dali
lies nowadays.
The Hebrew congregation, of Manito
voc Will erect a synagogue at cost OF
$4,000. Work on the structure will COM
mence this week.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Radke. viii feels very much
elated over the appearance, for it is the
first added to the family.
Louis Nelson. scandinavian woods
man, Of Marineite, has been notified
that he is one Of the heirs to an estate Of
$4,000 left by an uncle at Denver.
Mr.. John Miller, the marble dealer of
Beaver Dam and his right hand man,
Mr.. E. E. Kirklam, of juneau were
guests at the American House Thursday.
I'd leave my happy home and cross the
deep blue sea,
Rather than be without Charley and
my Rocky Mountain Tea. C. A. Gamm's.
Fred Peterson, aged l8 years was in
stantly killed at Fountain City Wednes-
day while he and his brother were fOOiing
with shot gun thought to be unl0adeG.
Brings attractiveness to listless, un-
lOvable girls, making them handsome,
manageable women. That's what
Rocky Tea will do. 3oc. c. A. Gamm's.
A thousand things by it are done far
better than most things do one. We
refer to Rocky Mountain Tea made by
the Madison Medicine Co. 35c. C. A.
Gamm's
The Boyne House, corner Of Western
Avenue and South Fifth streets is one of
the best kept boarding houses in the city
and is richly deserving of the patronage
it is receiving.
L. A. Babcock, a civil war veteran has
been expelled from the q. 4. r. post for
alleged remarks to the effect that Presi-
dent Mckinley should have been shot
long ago.
girl named Clara Raddatz aged 16
years went from her home in Oshkosh
and has not returned. Friends fear she
may have committed suicide by drown
ing in Fox River.
Furniture and other household goods
were offered for sale at the old Hall
homestead between Fourth and Fifth
streets. The goods were the property
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hall.
Owing to the prevalence of small pox
all logging camps on the Bad River re-
servati0n have been closed by order of
the government. Nearly one thousand
men are thus thrown out of employment.
The Northwestern road will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Madison for the Wis
consin-Minnesota football game at Madi-
son November IL, with return limit
November Is, at one fare for the round
trip.
Goyernor la Toilette refused 10 allow
a hili of $40 for ,he meda soled bN HE
State legislature and presentpd lu Can
tar Harry W. NeWIon on his return
from ttle Philippines. aud re ciiiZenS Of
West Superior "chlrped IN and paid it.
John H. Joice. lhe defaUlting president
of the Dane County Bank at Stoughton
has been arrested at Chicago and will be
brought back to Madison 90 stand trial
on charge Of having received deposits
after he knew the bank was insolyant.
Major William Haverstick, of Wauke-
sha, is to succeed, R. O. JOardeau, re-
Gently deceased, as treasury agent for
the inspection Of public buildings. The
position is worth $1,000, year with
liberal allowance Of travelling expenses.
The Park Hotel at Lake Mills was
burned early Tuesday morning. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, insurance
SoOU. Nine persons were more or less
seriously injured. 1t is not known
whether the building will be rebuilt
or not.
Accidental shootings are becoming
fC1 VI Idle YEARS To
hunters among them being Mr.. BeardsIey,
student at Sacred Heart college who
escaped somewhat lucky, by only receiv-
ing slight bruise while hunting in the
woods.
In the supreme court at Madison,
Tuesday, the following argument was
heard. The matters were of securing
a new trial for tramp named Henry
unU vNn Il q
imprisonment for the killing ofsanother
tramp.
A cow owned by Henry Book, of the
town OF Emmet, is one OF the rare kind
that gave birth to two twin calves. The
calves were heavy ones weighing So and
the other 6S pounds. This is a wonder
to farmers who reside in Mr.. Books
vicinity.
Dr. +. II. Hewitt, who is interested
with b. }. Edgerton in a large poultry
range near OcOnOmOWOc, was in Water
town, Thursday, and while here bought
OF onr local poultry fancier, Mr.. Staats,
coop OF fifty Wyand0ttes to be placed
on their ranch.
Colonel E. O. Kimberly, of GAINESVILLE,
the soldier singer, has been appointed
alde-de-camp on the staff of Commander
in-Chief Eli Torrance of the National G.
A. K. The title conferred on Colonel
Kimberly is national department
Grand Army singer"
D. E. Owen, the piano dealer, 1O4
Main street, is developing a good trade
If one can judge correctly by the number
OF instruments loaded up and taken
away from his musical store. And
the smile that adorns his countenance
these line days is an additional assu-
rance "that things are coming his way"
We are in receipt of the Waupun
Democrat published under the new man
agement. The paper is neatly printed,
well edited and as local paper will be-
come better and better as the new editors
become better acquainted personally and
they learn the needs and possibilities of
the thriving little city they will labor
consclentlOusly to represent.