The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-05-06

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News........
From ALL.
Parts of.
the State.
Badger
Briefs.

A young child of Herman Behling of
| Menomonie was choked to death by
a peanut shell.
w. F. Kasson, a well-known sport
ing man, has purchased the Union
house at Neenah.
Browns bakery at Park Falls, oper-
ated by H. E. Lemon, was burned, with
a loss of $1,000 and $1,000 insurance
E. P. Lowry and G. E. Trever Of
Wisconsin have passed the examina-
ton for entrance to the naval acad-
envy.
The farm house of Charles Berwe-
ger, living near Ashland, was burned
and his one-year-old child was Gre
mated.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Gunnison, pio-
neers of Sank county, celebrated their
fftieth wedding anniversary at North
! Freedom.
| An uncle Of Brian Mason Of Neenah
died recently at Bradford, England,
and bequeathed the family an estate
valued at $4,000.
Eddie Grayham of Osceola, aged five
years, received probably fatal injuries
while in the field with his father, be-
ing run over by drag.
William Pagel received probably IA
tai injuries at the Neenah Paper COM
pany's mill by falling between two
colanders, and sustained a crushed
| abdomen.
Through mistaking smallpox for
chickenpox and permitting the neigh
bors to visit the patients, there has
| been a wholesale exposure to the dis
ease at Neenah.
Warren J. Davis, mayor Of Mari
nette, has brought suit against the
Pullman Palace Car company to re-
cover $3.50, which he left in a berth on
Sept. 10, 1903.
Sadie Kartsen of La Crosse, seven
years old, was fatally burned while
playing with a bonfire, and her mother
received serious injuries in a brave
attempt to save the child.
|
The Kaukauna interurban line is re-
ballasting it's roadbed preparatory to
running it's cars between the two
cities, a distance of twenty-three
miles, in ffty-fve minutes.
The Green Bay Gas. and Electric
company has been incorporated to sue
coed the Green Bay Light and Power
company, local capital entering large
ly in the $75O,OOO in stock.
The Rev. D. Kosche, pastor of the
German Lutheran church at Caroline,
Shawano county, has accepted a call
to Madison and will be succeeded by
Rev. o. Kubitz of Madison.
The Southern Wisconsin and North
ern Illinois Modern WoOdmen of
America Picnic association, at con-
vention at Beloit, decided to have the
picnic next year at Freeport, III.
United States Marshal Pugh has
left Ashland for Seattle with two Chi
namen, Sam Lee and Lee Gong, who
will be deported to HongKong. Other
Cinnamon will be picked up at Duluth
en- route.
Menasha will have a 100000 hotel.
G.. r. Smith, F. D. Lake and other
wealthy men have agreed to put up
| 500 900 if the citizens will raise $1O,-
900, and two-thirds Of that amount is
already pledged.
Frank Hammill OF Spooner was
elected secretary of the Eleventh dis
trict congressional committee to sue
coed w. l.. Mccormick, resigned, at a
special meeting of the committee at
| Cumberland.
:
Peter Norgaard, a salOonkeeper of
Racine, was fined 800 and costs after
pleading guilty to permitting the oper-
alton of slot machines in his place of
business. Orders have been given to
clean out every slot machine in Ra-
cine county.
Farmers of Mount Pleasant, Racine
county, are planning to defeat the
movement to macadamize sixteen
miles of highway in that township, as
County Surveyor knight reports the
cost will be $4,000 a mile. A special
election will be held to vote for or
against the work.
At the session of the county super
yisors at GAINESVILLE, Frank P. Starr,
the county superintendent of assess
ors, who was recently elected to Office,
announced that he should expect the
assessors in each town and city in the
county to make the coming assess
ment on the full value of the property
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