The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-10-21
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A farm hand near Ripon is und'
rest, charged with having kisse
employers wife.
William Lund has been arrest
Niagara on a charge of setting Il
the barn Of H. A. Barlow.
Game Warden Johnson of w
come arrested dozen duck hui
who were unable to produce licei
At meeting of the new Ra
board of education w. J. Harvey
elected president for the ensuing y
Thomas Evans of Sparta was
fenced to eighteen months in
prison for robbing John Johnson's
loon.
The official census figures of APP
ton and Outagamie county show
city has 1900 and the county 40
people.
Miscauno Inn, the Wisconsin
Michigan roads new resort on Hol
Island, near Marinette, has
opened.
The Miffiin-Linden Mining com
has struck at fifteen-inch sheet OF
phur in drilling north of the old
near Monfort.
Joseph Britt, aged 60, pionee
Racine county, was fatally injure
falling under a team of horses, w
trampled him.
James Stuart, aged IA, was insta
killed by the accidental discharge
shotgun which he was taking out
boat at Mazomanie.
Jacob Snyder was killed at Spl
Green by the accidental discharge
his shotgun, which he was pulling
of his buggy rluzzle first.
Water above the Rapids dam
Root river is five feet lower than
usual stage, and naphtha yachts
unable to navigate the stream.
A class of twenty-one boys and 81
was confirmed in the Norwegian
theran church at New Richmond
the Rev. ]. H. T. Lee, the pastor.
The Chicago & Milwaukee railway
letting contracts for the erection Of
power house to cost 100000. 1t W
be erected either at Kenosha or Ws
kegon.
John Roberts, murderer of Able
Gunderson, a former resident Of F
cine, has been sentenced to the Co
RADIO state prison for life, having plea
ed guilty.
A horse attached to wagon loS
ed with stoves, driven by Jacob !
pharson, was wrecked by a street C
at Racine. Alpharson was thrown @
and fatally injured.
Fifty Racine young men have {
ganized the Racine club. It's oDjeC
are social and literary advanceme
and the promotion of the general W.
fare of the interests of Racine.
The corner stone of the new $3.50
school in the process of constructi
on the Oneida Indian reservation w
laid Oct. II. Bishop Grafton of Fo
du Lac conducted the ceremony.
Volney Atwood, aged SO. The olde
Odd Fellow in Wisconsin, both
point of years and membership, is CT
ically i'll at his home in Janesvil
having suffered a stroke of paralys
James S. Barr, who has been chi
of the Kenosha fire department t
the last fifteen years, has resigned /
position. Henry Isermann, captain
the central fire company, was select
to take his place.
A trusty at the county Jail at We
Bend robbed the sheriff of $120 a.
escaped. The man had finished tel
for robbery of a summer resort a.
then was employed by the sheriff
an all around helper.
The Wisconsin supreme court h
adjourned to 10 a. m. on Oct. "a, wht
it will hand down opinions in cas-
previously argued and take up for
2uulGUJ CdSGO NOSs VI w ~ ,lllS4lol'
except Nos. 62, "a, IS and 90.
Because no living heir could
found of the late Florent Krall Of
Crosse, the estate, amounting to S
500, has been assigned by Judge Brin
ley to the State of Wisconsin. Kr;
was killed by Burlington train.
The meeting of the Wisconsin Ba
fist board closed at Appleton. II
treasurer announced a deficit of $40
and it vhas decided that the eXecuti'
committee be empowered to raise Il
money and clear the debt at once.
After lying unconscious sin
Wednesday night, the unknown MI
who shot himself through the head
the Northwestern depot at Fond
Lac. died The man was about
years old and had long gray whiskel
The examination of the accounts
Arthur Cole, the defaulting clerk
the court at Marinette, reveals lar
er shortage than was supposed existe
It is now over $4,000. Seven Of t
Cole children have been adopted by l
spectacle families.
Eight sacks filled with cigaret
wrappers were received at the Raci1
postoff1ce They came from CT
cago firm. In the sacks were hu
dreds of little envelopes containiI
seven books of wrappers and adore!
ed to men and boys of the city.