Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-31
Minor State Matters.

| Ole Hedgard, aged 50 years. died at
his home in the town of Norway.
| Fred Nasy, employed at the Menasha
woOdenware plant, was fatally scalded
by the bursting of a. steam pipe where
he was working.
While attempting to catch train DIR.
Thomson of Rhinelander was thrown
down and both his arms were broken
near the shoulders.
The Northwestern, Milwaukee road
and the Wisconsin and Michigan rail-
way are bringing in $50 carloads of logs
into Marinette daily.
Appleton cabbage buyers are unloading
their stock as rapidly as possible. The
cold weather makes it very expensive to
hold the supply longer.
| Peter Kelly, aged 30, prominent fur
niture dealer and undertaken in Stevens
Point, died of heart failure. He leaves
wife and six children.
John Matson was arrested Mt Iron Belt
and taken to Glidden, charged with forg-
| ing the name of Ed Olsten on a check
| given by the Nash Lumber Company.
| John Kauer, a son of Anton Kauer of
Sheboygan, has disappeared in Chicago,
and Miss Julia O'Connor of that city
may never wear the pretty trOusseau
which she has been patiently making for
weeks past.
In tip-over while sleigh riding Miss
/ Rachael Davies of GAINESVILLE, collector
for the Rock County Telephone Com
pany, had her right arm broken in two
places. The fracture cannot be united,
and to save her life the arm is to be am
putated.
DR.. Redelings and the Hamilton &
| Morgan Company are in court over the
location of the line between sections 31-22
and 31-23, near Marinette.
| Peter Grass of Gilmanton was kicked
by n horse and injured so severely that
| he died He was about 40 years of age
and is survived by family.
Marinette Protestant ministers have
formed an association and have indorsed
! the recent action of Mayor w. J. Davis
| in ordering all the slot machines out. The
| Mayor was also asked to enforce the
Sunday laws and to close Sunday the
| aters.
Paul Tebou, a well-known Narinette
| half breed. has trapped Il fine black fox
] the SKIN OF WHICH ne II proudly SNllOlt-
/ ing. Black foxes are very rare.
] The Batavia system of individual in
/ struction used in the public schools of
Racine a year ago. is to be adopted in
| the several paroehial schools, Students
| behind in their studies are given separate
/ instruction.
Louis III. Workman and wife and three
| children narrowly escaped being asphyx-
! lated by gas in Racine. Two kittens
/ left in the kitchen in some manner turn
ed on the Gas supply of the gas stove.
/ The people were rescued by the neigh
| bors. Both kittens were dead.
Mayor Frank Hartman Of Appleton
/ conducted the funeral services for the
late William Rohloff in lien Of minister
| being present He read the Eagle ritual.
both Mt the house and the grave On
account of the deceased being suicide
the Lutheran minister could not conduct
the services
Sam Keller OF Green county brougat
| in the FIRST VOLTS scalp that has aeen
| presented. in claiming the bounty in
! Rock county for the past ten years. KEEL
Ter reports that ne kiiied the animal in
the town of Avon, and that il was one Of
a large pack that were apparently follow
ing a herd of deer. Wolves have also
! been reported at Lake Eoshl1onong.