The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-02

Local quarrymeu at Appleton have
| bid so cents a day for the labor Of
the men confined i'll the Outagamie
| county workhouse.
James H. Barth was elected city
treasurer of Dodgeville at special
election held to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of William Johns.
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| Fond du Lac county has popula-
| ton of 50,S35, according TO the census
report completed by the county clerk,
| gain of STAT since the census Of
1890.
The family Of C. D. Clark of Depere
were made seriously i'll by eating
what was supposed were mushrooms,
but which proved to be poisonous
toadstools.
Thomas Brady, an inmate of the
violent ward at the Northern hospl-
tai, was captured south OF Fond du
Lac after lively fight, in which an
attendant was stabbed IN the leg.
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Henry B. Lobb of North Fond du
Lac, jeweler, is making arrangements
to fast for ten days. Mr. Lobb start
ed ten-day fast two years ago. but
gave up at the end of the seventh
day.
While loading logs on cars at the
camps of the Edward Hines Lumber
company, twelve miles from Wash
burn, James Fitzpatrick was crushed
to death by log which rolled back
upon him.
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George Hollmer of Eldorado, Fond
du Lac county, says he was held up
on a road in the country about eight
miles west of Fond du Lac, and, after
being beaten into insensibility, was
robbed of $50.
The Racine Business Mems associa-
ton has decided to hold another Chau-
tauqua next year and also to purchase
the Kinzie heights grounds, where
the Chautauqua has been held for the
last three years.
The GAINESVILLE common council has
passed an ordinance compelling
launches on the river to carry lights.
There is talk of appointing launch
owner as water policeman to see
the order enforced.
According to the census returns
filed with the county clerk Fond du
Lac county could furnish 1884 in
time of war, there being that humber
not deformed in mind or body and be-
tween the ages of eighteen and forty
five
The Crivitz Pulp and Paped Mill
company has started the concrete
foundation for a pulp mill and expects
to have the building completed by
Oct. l. The dam across the Peshtigo
river will be raised to hold a 22-foot
head of water. ~,
Tents are being pitched on the va"
cant lots north of the Palmer hospital
on the banks of the Rock river, James
lille. for the accommodation Of the
500 campers who are expected to at
tend the thirty-fifth annual conference
and camp meeting of the Seventh
Day Adventists of Wisconsin which
will continue until Sept. 8.
Richard Smith and Adam Omen,
Madison meat market proprietors,
have pleaded guilty to the charge OF
having sold bologna containing borax.
Nearly ali the butchers in Madison
have now been caught in the state
dairy and food commissioners drag
net. 1t was William Hopprick, man
ager of the Cudahy market, who paid
a fine last week, instead of Charles A.
Haeffner, former manager, as report
ed.
The Sheboygan Light, Power and
Railway company is figuring on plans
for extensions and new suburban
lines. One line will run northwest on
the Calumet road to Coles Park and
Pigeon river and will also reach the
big works of the ShebOygan Lime
company. The company will convert
the Cole place into an elaborate park.
and amusement resort, and would also
| make contract for freighting the
products of the lime works 10 this
city. Chicago parties have also ac--
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