The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
BADGER BRIEFS.
Wisconsin News from All Parts
of the State.


the Farmers and Merchants, has been
oversubscribed by $4,000.
The Sparta Odd Fellows held their
annual game dinner last week, follow
ing their regular yearly hunt.
Morrison Bros hardware store at
Morrisonville was burglarized of
knives, razors and silverware.
Fred Chapman of Portage, aged 80,
while hunting accidentally shot him.
self in one leg, which he may lose.
The three-year-old child of Capt.
Carlson of Racine swallowed a num-
Der of morphine pills and is not ex-
pected TO live
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary at
Beloit. They were married in the Be
lott Methodist church.
Unknown men entered the home OF
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Hildebrande on
the Uihlein farm in the town of Pleas
ant Prairie and secured over 5000.
James Crawford, aged 80, a prosper
Gus farmer, was killed near Gays Mills
by the turning over Of a let of lumber
with which he started home after dark.
The erection of a large hoop mill to
employ not less than thirt ymen was
begun at Frederic. The mill will be
the largest of it's kind in Polk county.
Cabbage growers in the outskirts
of Racine are the victims of wholesale
thefts. One man traced cabbage to
homes on Herrick avenue and found
cellars half filled.
:
William r. Murphy of Green Bay,
who settled in the Menomonie iron
range about twenty years ago, will re-
ceive $4,000 this year from ore taken
from under his land
Several schools in Outagamie coun-
ty have been closed for two weeks to
give the pupils opportunity to assist in
the work of husking corn at their
homes, labor being scarce.
:
A number of Appleton bird fanciers
will enter stock in the next annual
show to be given by the West Shore
Fanciers' association at Sheboygan
during Thanksgiving week.
The trial of Samuel Blowsnake and
three other men held at Waupaca for
the murder and robbery Of KickapoO
Shabodock in 1903, has been postponed
to the spring term of court.
AS a reward for saving a Milwaukee
road freight and five lives on Oct. 4,
Hattie Lentz of GAINESVILLE, 16 years
old, a farmers daughter, has received
S25 and a letter of thanks from the
road.
Oshkosh saloonkeepers have been
victimized to the extent of about 800
with bogus checks purporting to be is
sued by the Crane Lumber company of
Oshkosh to Nels O. Hansen and Ole c.
Nelson.
Charles Nichols, young farmer liv-
fine
COWS by paris green poisoning, a tub
the poison which had been
left in field last summer being filled
with water, from which the cattle
drank.
Land in the northern part Of Outa
gamie county is said to hav eincreas-
ed 10 per cent on the strength of the
announced intention of the Madison,
Green Bay & Southwestern Railway
to extend it's line through
that section.
The Rev. Arthur H. harrington of
Christ Episcopal church, GAINESVILLE,
las been rendered an unanimous call
by Grace church af Everett, a Boston
suburb, where he preached during a
recent visit to relatives. He is a Har- |
Yard graduate.
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The Northwest Amusement company |
If Oshkosh has been incorporated and |
will establish a vaudeville theater. The |
capital stock is $4,000 and the incor-
1orators are Mr.. and Mrs. William |
Jones of Milwaukee. F. J. O'Brien of |
xenosha, and DR.. G. A Gehbe of Osh-
zosh.
F.: :
Frank S. Komp. the former president |
# the Kenosha State bank. has been
AIKEN to Waupun to begin his term Of
wo and a half years. Before leaving
le stated that he would appeal his
,ase at once, and that he expected to
)e out of prison within the next two
months.
: :
Peter Williams, a farmer living six
niles east of Sparta, accidentally shot
himself in the right side. Mr.. Will
ans was chasing coon, and upon go
ng through a barbed wire fence drew
he gun through muzzle toward him