The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-10-28

butchers arrested for selling colored
sausages have been continued.
The Milwaukee road has put on
daily sugar beet train consisting of for
ty cars to the Menominee factory.
A barn owned by Lewis Stienke. liv-
ing near Baraboo, was destroyed by
fire, together with grain, hay, and six
horses.
The Rev. F. M. Blichfeldt of Boston
has accepted call to the passionate OF
the Bethany Methodist Episcopal
church of Racine.
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Three locomotives met in the yards
of the Milwaukee road at GAINESVILLE
and all were damaged. Traffic was
delayed for several hours.
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The second annual convention OF the
National Tobacco Growers association
is in session at Greensboro KY, with
delegates from wisconsin.
Nathan Allen of Kenosha, as expect
ed, is included in the list of directors
of the Central Leather company, which
has finally been organized.
The lid is on tight in Fond du Lac.
Mayor Hughes has given the chief OF
police instructions to see that all sa-
looms are closed at II o'clock at night.
Mrs. Kristen Neergarrd of Kenosha
is dead. Four weeks ago she fell on
an alleged defective sidewalk and one
of her ribs was broken, which pune
tured the lung.
Fire in the warehouse of the Hotel
Marinette caused panic among the
guests, who fed to the street. The
loss principally was confined to the
contents of the warehouse.
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The Rev. F. E. Ross has resigned as
pastor of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church of Baraboo and goes to
Knoxville, Tenn, to succeed the Rev.
J. M. Melaar, who takes Mr.. Ross
place.
The large farm barn of Charles H.
Stevens, near Plainfield, burned, to-
gether with sixty tons of hay, two
cows, wagon, two buggies, cutter,
sleighs and harnesses. The total loss
is $1,000, with $40O insurance.
Albert Roffers, a farm hand working
on a farm south of Ashland, fell from
a wagon and a wheel passed over the
back of his neck, killing him instantly.
His mother and brothers live at De
pere.
The old Kenosha pesthouse has been
converted into bakery and was being
used by man named Desmonie, an
Italian, until recently, when Desmonle
was ordered to close up the bakeshop
at once.
Sheboygan county received for its
dairy products during the year ending
April 80, over 100000. of which ST.
1877 73O was for cheese. This enormous
quantity of cheese was manufactured
by 10 factories.
J. L. Hendley and his family have
sold their interest, a majority of the
stock, in the Be1oit Gas company. The
company was incorporated in 1856.
Large extensions have been made in
the business of late.
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The biggest building boom in years
is on in Sheboygan, and $4,000 has
been loaned this year by one society.
Scores of houses costing from $4,000
to $4,000 are under construction now,
and the work is greatly retarded for
want of men.
In accordance with the wishes of
Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee the
Rev. Francis E. Murphy of Racine will
go to Innsbruck, Austria, to take up
the postgraduate course in moral the
ology and sociology in the university
of that place.
President Charles r Van Hise of the
University of Wisconsin and Charles
P. Cary, state superintendent OF
schools, have been engaged as the
principal speakers for the dedicatory
exercises of the new 100000 high
school at Appleton, which will take
place on Friday, Oct. 27.
John Grady and Frank Mills, who
have been arrested at Kenosha on a
charge of having robbed Thomas Han
sen of 5000, and who had been dis
charged by a justice, turned over to
Hansen every cent of money they had,
stating that they would do their best
to make restitution if he believed they
took the money.
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Peter Peterson Joten, aged SO years,
a. well to do farmer of the town OF
Springfield, near Black River Falls,
committed suicide by hanging. While
attending the interstate fair at La
Crosse recently he was sandbagged and
robbed. It is supposed his mind was