The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30

Frost is reported from various parts,
of the state. Ice formed at Fifeld. =
The Holt Lumber company's plan
ing mill at Oconto was damaged
$4,000 by fire.
A. J. Malgren, aged fifty-six years.
BILE while at work.
BILE while at work.
The fifteenth annual reunion of the
Third Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry is
in session in Beloit.
An unknown dead man was brought
into GAINESVILLE, having been struck by
a train half mile north of the city
He was evidently workingman.
Mistaking "saggy cap" toadstools
for edible mushrooms, Mrs. Andrew
Pond, wife of a Jaresville banker, lay
at the point of death for three hours.
The Badger manufacturing company
of Racine has received an order from
the United States government for 1907
900 new khaki uniforms to be used by
soldiers in the army
A clerk in a meat market at Able
man has run away with the contents
of the money drawer and some of the
shop tools and is said to have boarded
a train for Milwaukee.
While on his way home from the
state fair at Milwaukee, Valentine
Hahn, we'll known Sheboygan coun'
ty farmer, fell from a fast evening
special train was fatally injured.
Jennie Gering, employed at the Dia
mond Match works at Oshkosh, was
probably fatally burned by a pot of
hot glue which was spilled upon her.
Her face, arms and shoulders were
frightfully burned.
The tearing up of the railroad
known as the Washburn and North.
western, owned by the Edward Hines
Lumber company of Chicago, was
commenced last week, the last stick of
timber having been cut.
The three-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Reitan of Washburn,
was fatally burned while playing
about bonfire. The mother was bad.
ly burned about the hands, as also
was small boy who assisted her.
Peitro DOMINGO, a Kenosha Italian
boy two years and half old, is miss
ing. With relatives he went to the
woods in search of hazel nuts, and
while the members of the party were
gathering the nuts the little boy dis
appeared.
Peter Achten, the Chicago man ar
rested at Kenosha for the stabbing O..
his son, was arraigned in justice
court and his bail decreased from
$40, 900 to $4,000. None of the viii
nesses could appear and the hearing
was adjourned for ten days more.
Henry Mcmillan, son of G. V. Nc
MILAN, a wealthy furniture manufac-
turer of Fond du Lac, will join party
of twelve Cambridge (Mass) young
men on a trip around the world. They
will leave directly for San Fran.
cisco, whence they will sail for Homo
lulu
A four-year-old boy picked up three
miles from Appleton by F. o. Let's, a
rural carrier, was a son Of Henry
Abendroth of Appleton. The little fell
low had been to kindergarten, and
when let go at noon did not know his
way home and wandered three miles
out of town.
William Tobin, a laborer aged thir.
ty years, has been arrested at James.
vile on a serious charge preferred
by Mrs. Martha Anderson, a widow
living alone, who claims he entered
her home on pretext of making a
call. Tobin says he was in.
toxicated.
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There is panic among the stock
holders in the town of Bangor, LIE
Crosse county, caused by wholesale
spread of rabies among the cattle an6
sheep in that vicinity. A mad dos
which terroriZed the farmers, bit sew
eral cows in various herds. Dozen,
Of COWS are now suffering.
Mayor Peter B. Nelson of Racin
and the common council are invest
eating charges that people well abb
to purchase lots in Mound cemeter
have been securing permits to bur
relatives in the potter's field while q
ing to the expense of big funeral
costly caskets, elaborat
floral pieces and renting many car
riages.
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The Third Wisconsin Veteran assc
citation at Beloit raised money for
monument to be placed at Cedar
Va, where the regiment
suffered heavy losses Aug. 8, 1862
Officers elected were: President, ].
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