The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-08-05
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was robbed of silyerware at Pewau-
kee.
Completed census returns give Elroy
a population of 2,016. Mauston's pop
ulation is 1850.
The seventh picnic of the Territorial
Badgers will be held at Mukwonago
on Saturday, Aug. II.
The Thirteenth Wisconsin regiment
will hold it's reunion in GAINESVILLE on
Wednesday, Aug. Is.
For the first time in the history OF
Marinette county crops of alfalfa will
be harvested this year.
The summer meeting Of the Wiscon-
sin State Horticultural society will be
held at Oshkosh on Aug. 20.
The recent food in the Chippewa
river caused $4,000 damage to the
roadbed of the Milwaukee road.
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The state census gives Depere a
gain of II per cent in the last five
years. It's population is about 4,500
John Jennings of Fond du Lac, road
master Tor the Wisconsin Central, fell
from a train and broke his collar bone.
Marinette fishermen say the herring
catch is 80 per cent less than normal.
the total being about $4,000 packages.
The census returns show that Ken
osha has a population of 16,204. The
census of 1900 gave population OF
1866.
The enumeration Of Beaver Dam for
the state census gives a total popula-
ton of 5,614. The population in 1900
was 1928.
At meeting of the directors of the
Bank of Sheboygan, julius Kroos,
cashier of the bank since 1881, was
elected president.
M. J. Isermann, a well known Ken
osha merchant, was seriously burned
while attempting to repair gasoline
lamp. which exploded.
John F'arvour, pioneer farmer and
a veteran of the Civil war, was found
dead in his field at Sheboygan, where
he had gone to NOW thistles.
Frederic's $4,000 water works sys-
tenn was completed and was tested
and accepted by the village council.
Nearly a mile of 12-inch water mains
has been laid.
E. r. Champion, general secretary
of the Marinette Young Mems Chris
tian association, resigned to take a
position in Fond du Lac, where large
new building is being erected.
Mrs. Walter Fahrenkrug rescued her
4-year-old son from drowning at Nee
nah by swimming to the middle Of the
river and Selling the youngster just as
he was going down for the third time.
City Clerk William Armstrong of
Racine has received returns from all
Of the census enumerators, giving the
city a population of 1888, an increase
of 1921 over 1900.
Representatives of the big farm own
ers of North and South Dakota and
are in Fond du Lac for the
purpose of securing harvest hands to
work the remainder of the summer
and fall
The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance. of John Hynes from his
home near Neenah a week ago, say
the police, was solved when it was
discovered that he and supposed
tramp sent to the workhouse were one
person. Foul play had been feared.
James H. Eckels of Chicago, former
of the treasury, expected to
have former President Cleveland as
his guest at Oconomowoc last week,
but has received word that owing to
the Equitable trouble it will be neces-
sary for Mr.. Cleveland to postpone
his visit until fall.
:
Judge F'ifield of the municipal court
of GAINESVILLE has married Josephine
E. Pierce, a fifteen year old Milton
girl, to F. G. Briggs of Fort Atkinson
at the request of the girls parents.
Mrs. Briggs is the youngest bride in
Rock county.
:
Rev. J. A. Richey, late of GAINESVILLE,
was one of the Epicopal ministers who
officiated at the burial services of the
dead sailors of the Bennington at San
Diego. Mr.. Richey is a son-in-law of
the late Gen. George E. Bryant OF
Madison.
Victor Hauschel, eldest son of Chris.
tan Hauschel of Rubicon, met with a
bad accident as the result of an ex-
nlOsion Of oiant firacrackpr He has