The Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1905, 1905-04-08
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The annual mass convention of
GAINESVILLE labor union men and wom-
en- will be held Tuesday night, April
10.
The La Crosse Progressive Poultry
association has decided to hold poul-
try show in La Crosse, Jan. % to 25,
1906.
Mormon Missionaries Grant Of Utah
and Adler of Idaho are in Ashland and
propose to establish branch church
there.
Burglars stole a dozen revolvers
from Calvert's gun store in Beloit and
some money from Roberts & Cor
mony's saloon.
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A movement is on foot to establish
state bank at the village of Neosho.
J. K Douglas of Troy Center will head
the enterprise.
Arnold Horlick, son of retired
merchant of Racine, was thrown from
horse, striking on his head. 1t is
feared his skull is fractured.
The Fond du Lac authorities have
ordered all the stalls removed from sa-
looms within ten days, the penalty be-
ing a revocation of the license.
William Beck has been sent to the
county Jail at La Crosse for thirty
| days for vagrancy. He was once
wealthy, but lost his money in specu-
| latiOn.
! The GAINESVILLE Business Mems asso-
citation has secured an option on valu-
able property in the center of the city,
and purposes establishing city club,
which will cost $4,000.
Navigation has opened on the Mis-
sissippi river at La Crosse the ice on
| the upper river going out in a general
movement. The opening of navigation
is a week earlier than last year.
|
Rev. F. w. Court of Grantsburg has
been assisting Rev. J. Henry Chatter
son in a series Of revival services at
the Frederic M. E. church. and the
membership is more than doubled.
Rasmus Anderson fell head first into
a we'll thirty-seven feet deep at his
home near Baldwin. He landed on mis-
feet in six feet of water, caught the
we'll rope and hung to it until help
arrived.
The annual contest of the Wiscon-
sin valley Oratorical league was won
by Joshua Brindley of Richland Cen
ter and Ethel McGillivery of Lone
Rock, who will represent the school
| in the normal contest.
J. G.. MONS, vice president and man.
ager OF the r. Mcmillan Lumber COM
pany, was fined SO and costs for VIC
lating the anti-child labor law at Osh-
Eosh, his superintendent having hired
a boy who was under age.
|
While performing his duties as
brakeman on the Chicago & North
western railway, Rudolph J. Reinhold,
| of Owonewoc was struck a heavy
bundle of sheet iron at Waukesha and
seriously injured his left leg.
st. Croix Falls will at last realize it's
long wished for dam, as contractors
and men are arriving daily for work
which will commence as soon as the
500 can extend it's track from the sta
ton to the proposed site of the DAM,
about a mile above the village.
Walter E. Christian, the president of
the Christian Machine Shop company
of Kenosha. who disappeared two
weeks ago, has returned to his, home,
simply stating that he had been in
Chicago ever since he left and that he
had gone away because he wanted a
vacation.
| The Lake Chetek Chautauqua as
sembly will be held at Chautauqua
| al at OAOtON1 ouAy - " @A1 AASAA
sive. The following officers were
elected: w. HI. Bundy Of Rice Lake,
president; P. A. Moe, vice president;
]. w. Bell, secretary; w. w. Finn,
treasurer.
|
In the town of Saratoga Abraham
Kapeyslzi, aged SO, shot and killed Re-
becca Finkelstein, aged 80, wife Of S.
| Finkelstein, and then fastened to
Grand Rapids and gave himself up to
the officers, he being pursued by an
| angry mob. The killing was the re-
suit of a quarrel over money matters.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trepanier of
South Dakota, who came. to GAINESVILLE
with their daughter, Mrs. William
Brooks, searching for valuable prop
erty supposed to have been owned by
the Brooks family, have gone to Chi
cago to Secure settlement with the
Panhandle for the death of Brooks,
who was killed last week in the roads
| Chicago yards.
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