The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-01-29
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The members of Grace English
Lutheran church have begun to get
funds together for the building of a
church. The building is promised for
next spring.
Not dollar need be paid until you're
cured. Get package of Rocky Noun
tain Tea. If it fails to make you we'll
and keep you well, it don't cost a
cent. CSC. c. Fl. Hurd. dwj24
| Now is good time for the council
to begin TO devise some scheme for
completing the Lake Shore drive. The
scheme can be put into operation when
the weather is warmer.
A small boy named Anderson fell
through the ice on Jerome creek Wed
nesday afternoon. He was pulled out
by his companions, badly frig hrene ed
but not seriously injured.
! Governor LaFollettefavors plan to
give every man right to hunt on his
/ own property without a license. This
plan will find many friends among
the farmers Of this county.
That law to continue the city officials
in office for another term has dashed
the hopes of the Social Democrats.
But the members of this party are
used to having hopes dashed.
/ Although the northeast wind is pill
ing up the anchor ice along the shore
in great masses the City Engineer
does not anticipate any trouble for the
Water company in keeping the intake
4 clear.
| 1t is reported that the creditors OF
Miller & White will not attempt tc
force the company into the bankruptcy
courts. On the other hand the com.
pany has agreed to make every effort
to pay its bills in full.
The street commissioners have
managed to bolster up the old Middle
street bridge for another month OF
year of service. It is stated that the
city will be forced to build a new
bridge at this crossing in the spring.
It's reported that Major Gordon w
Lille is negotiating for the purchase
of the Wells farm in the town of Pleas
ant Prairie for use as buffalo ranch
If the deal is completed the only but
falo herd in the world will make its
home at Kenosha.
Two Eastern religious experts teach
ing the Syrian faith are coming to
Chicago to make another effort to unite
the two factions of the Behaist sect
They will probably make visit tt
Kenosha during their stay in the
country.
/ Waukegan people are retaliating or
the Northwestern railway company
for the recent action of the company In
running fast trains through Waukegar
without stopping. The city has ordered
the company to limit the speed of al
trains while running throughlthe city
A pleasant surprise party was given
Wednesday evening at the home e1
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bode on PARK
street, Mrs. Bode being the guest OF
honor. About thirty friends of Mrs
Bode attended the party, and the even
ing was pleasantly spent with cards
and music. At the close of the even
ing delicious refreshments were served
The legality of the manufacture OF
cigars at the Marquette penitentiary
will, it is almost certain, be tested IN
the courts, the cigar makers union OF
Michigan, under the lead of Detroit
expressing determination to push the
question to its final decision, and as il
is practically certain the board of con
troll will not abrogate the contract BY
which some IT'S convicts are employed
in making cigars, an early resort tc
injunctional proceedings is antici
pated.
The County Superb tendents of Wis
consin are almost unanimously in op
position to introducing the study OF
| agriculture into the common schools
of the State as separate branch Of
study. This was shown in the discus
sion and vote at the convention OF
County Superintendent in the Office Of
State Superintendent Cary. The ques
ton was thoroughly discussed and
finally vote was taken, which re.
suited in almost perfect unanimity
against the suggestion that certain
periods of study be devoted to the
branch and separate and additional
text books be used for it.