The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-02

/ SAAO A|Ao"A SooAACS ANctNhSto cLOoOSAo-
ton will be held at the West Depere
high school
| The school at the village of Bas-
sets station in Kenosha county has
been closed on account of the prev
a1ence of diphtheria
The name of the man killed by g
! Milwaukee road train north of Cor
liss is Fred Halligan, 35 years O
His home was in Chicago.
| Nels Hansen tried to get off an
| electric car at Depere while it was
running. He was thrown violently
| to the ground and suffered two
broken ribs
| John Dalgren. murdered in Topeka,
Kan, on Friday, is thought to have
been resident of La Crosse and the
| Topeka authorities have been COM
municated with.
David Bernstein, a young farmer
near Brodhead, accidentally dis
charged his shotgun while hunting
and received the full charge in his
chest. He is not expected to live.
Howard Beach, a student at Beloit
college, has been taken home to
GAINESVILLE to recuperate from a
broken rib sustained during friend
| ly wrestling match at the college
| gymnasium.
Andrew Christianson, a former we'll
| known Kenosha contractor and for
f, mer half owner of the Kenosha Sash
and Door company. is in jail at
| Omaha, Neb.. charged with embez-
| element.
James DEBORAH, a Winnebago In
| dian, who arrived at Tomah to re-
| ceive his annual payment from the
government agent there. was killed
| by being thrown from the saloon OF
M. H. Merkeley during a row
w. J. Hooking, principal of the Ke-
| nosha High school; Former District
Attorney A. E. Buckmaster, and City
Attorney John c. Slater have been
| named as members of the civil serv-
ice examining board for Kenosha
county.
The Outagamie county board is
considering the advisability of abol
ishing the fee system in connection
with the sheriff's position. Sheriff
Koch will make a proposition to do
the work and pay the deputies for
So, 500 a year.
William Hurn of Chicago, claiming
to be deaf and dumb. who had work
ed several cities in the state. col
lected considerable money from bust
| ness men at Baraboo. In the even
ing he unexpectedly recovered his
speech and was arrested.
The Outagamie county board OF
| supervisors has decided to erect 2
new jail, and work on dismantling
the present structure will be begun
as soon as possible. A number of
steel cells will be installed in the
basement Of the court house
John Foth of Menasha. aged 50
years, was instantly killed by Mil
waulzee road train. He was drlvln0
cattle from the pasture, and in lin
gering attempt to drive one of the IN
ruly beasts from the track ahead c.
the train was struck and thrown from
the track Mayor HeSning Of Mo
nasha is his son-in-law
Mayor Davis of Marinette has au
thorized City Attorney Hutchinson t
appeal to the state tax commission
for an investigation of the apportio"
men Of county taxes made by the
county supervisors. The city men,
bers claim that SO per cent Is the
proportion the city should pay, Will
the county members. being in the m"
jority, voted Al per cent.
George Rill, only son of George Rill
of Ender, was suddenly killed at Mer-
ricourt. n. D.. on Sunday while round
ing up cattle. His pony stumbled bv
stepping into a badger hole and then
fell upon the young man in such
manner that the pummel of the sad
die penetrated his breast, causing in
slant death. The body was not dis
covered until the next day.
!: 3:
John Epps, a Racine colored man.
is at his home with fifteen cuts or
his head and face, his body bruised
and injured internally. Epps, becom-
ing involved in a dispute with an
italian, knocked the son Of Italy
down. Ten or twelve friends Of the
italian lay in wait for Epps and as
tackled him with iron bars. sticks,
clubs and stones. The colored mas
fought for his life. but he went down
and was kicked and left for dead
The Ministerial association of the