The Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1905, 1905-04-15
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W L. iseonsin
News.
From All.
Parts 0k...
the state.
Badger
Briefs.
Big Bear, the well-known Winnebago

err, was killed near Pound by a MilWau-
kee train
Rollin Bates of WATERFOWL has tax.
en- his position as postofice inspec.
tor at st. Louis.
F. J. Mccormick, for years secretary
OF the Green Bay Business Mems asso-
citation, has been elected it's president.
Joseph Kubiak of Menominee fell
from a train en- route home from a
lumber camp and was instantly killed.
Frank Eichorn, a laborer, aged about
forty. years, committed suicide at She
boygan Falls by taking carbolic acid
While A. Erickson was walking on
the Milwaukee road track at Coleman
he was struck by train No. 81 and
killed.
Victor Kujawa, a two-year-olS boy,
who was fatally burned at Kenosha by
an explosion of kerosene, is dead from
his injuries.
Louis May, a lad Of 16 years, lost
his right arm in the machinery at the
Britain Cooperage companys works
at Green Bay.
The Frederic Charcoal company has
been organized at Frederic with cap
ital of $4,000. The stockholders are
| local business men.
A non-sectarian Chautauqua Park as
ISOLATION is to be organized at James
Vile to control the Chautauqua to be
held there July rs to Aug. 6.
In attempting to shoot dog which
had been run down by street car but
not killed, Hilmar Danz of Green Bay
received bullet in the forearm.
The supreme court has granted a
| new, trial to Ira Stewart, convicted OF
numbering his son-in-law, Fred Miller,
at Chippewa Falls on Jan. 20, 1901.
The Aitoken Iron company of Du-
luth will expend 100000 in improve
ments and extensions for the mine at
Port Arthur, near Hurley, next sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. North celebrated
their golden wedding at their home al
Cold Spring farm, Sheboygan. Four
generations of the family were pres
ent.
The register of deeds and clerk OF
the court of Racine county made tnelr
first returns as salaried officers. Inc
register turned over S693.45 and the
clerk $187.
The barns and outbuildings on
Frank Gilsons farm at Rosiere, near
Algoma, were destroyed by Hghtnlns
during q storm, with the machinery
and produce
PALMYRA held it's second combina
ton auction sale recently. Ieams
lined the streets, many farmers tray,
cling thirty-fve or forty miles to sell
horses, cattle and hogs.
/ Two stones, weighing over Ton
each, fell from the cornice, on the
southeast corner. OF the new cnemlstry
building at the state university, ano
narrowly escaped John Kelly, one OF
the ,workmen..1 ~. III
stems are being taken for delega
tion of GAINESVILLE men to visit the
Ringing Bros. at Baraboo and urge
tho selection of GAINESVILLE as site
for the winter quarters for the FORE
paugh-Sells circus.
Three broken ribs and internal IN
iuries which may prove fatal were re
ceived by Bart Potkovitz at caucus
I: at Suamico. The man is fifty years OF
/ age and his assailants, several IN mum
Der. are in the twenties.
runaway horse caused a small
flood on State street, Racine, by strlk
ing a. water hydrant and breaking II
off close to the sidewalk. Street rail-
way traffic was stopped for time ana
! cellars of business houses were nooo
ed. .lI 5rj.l ~
H. Orson Rowiands of Waukesha, ageo
boo wears. while riding a, horse IN the
dark. was struck by the low-hanglne
branch of a tree and his skull was
fro ctrred. +@Trepan1iihg has been re
sorted to, but there is no hope OF MS
I recovery.
william Sac Of Beloit attempted to
drive his horse and carriage across a
railroad bridge. The horse fell into
stthessriver and was. drowned, and the
man escaped death by landing be-
tween the ties and clinging on till re
lief came.. 81
EsuJacob c. Peterson has begun action
IN the circuit court at Racine to recov'
err $4,000 from George Elholm,- a for
4 1m1er leading attorney, alleging that I'll
holm diverted funds of the Belle City
lSash and door company, amounting to
about $4,000, while acting as treasurer
john F. Reynolds, former. state SEN
/ ator. has been named by the Kenosha
county court as guardian for Leander
/ Merrick. one of the wealthiest men in
Kenosha county. Certificates OF de-
nosit to the amount of $4,000 were
found in an old trunk in the house,
and Merrick was taken to a nospitai
in Pacine FOR treatment.
Lave Hately, pioneer OF Bon
Creek. has killed white eagle meas.
uring 7 feet inches from the tip OF
ono wing to the end of the other. The
bird was killed with Winchester al
distance of AZ rods. Hundreds OF
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