davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
Gmaapiuf.

Srpifuinsen er M bcgpnot Der
/ Smegneu.
60. 6Itenion % 6dmilie til.
brinacr i'm Sommerferie | gtortb.
poob.
Ole 2arien al 9emburg, Mim.
BAR / Geeorab / 5orretuiuger iioite
Sirsbng.
Mrs. s. Gugbcrtion fom / 2er'
bags biem fra ct 9eies aoams,
Minn.
auitin 2itroS a~frciite 2srbog
meO ell @%oanIabning Seite til Sen.
mare, y. 3.
Or. Gariten &. Smitb rctite |
2sroagS til Merria, @iS., % blioer
borte | uoale Gage.
0frs. Gbriitium Mooer i'll MrS.
G. g. Spoabl. aigif i Ssnnogs peb
9soen % bIep bearapet | Gtrsoags,
Mrs. 3. Solporion o~freiite /
Manooas til Tacoma, @aibington
buor bun bill tilbriu9e nogle Tiger
hos berpGrenSe SIG9tninge.
6. :. 8eiier og 5amifie, iuur
bar tiIbroat oe iioite ier ltger | euro.
pa, ifal nfreiie iSag, ben 3oie augult,
fra England % benter at pGre | 90.
cornb omfring oeu 14oe.
DIR. og Rrs. eric Solution fra
8reene, SSa., tom forIeoen 3aa Der.
i'll for at onerprre fin SgnS, Grof.
S. 6. Solutions grplIIp mco Nils
Worie @bitmea.
2ouen tiger, at oft llgrGS mo
ilaaes oe b~ortifaffes inoen LODE an.
grit, 8ette nlaa lanes 2auocpeieuc
gisres Of Giere al Brnnb, ipm itpOer
IND til oer.
@tifs Gina @ieruS % bet6e$
Seiter Mrs. Srena @icmS. 9nnorict
nntom forleoen OaB bertil forat til
bringe no9le Gage boS SlGgniuge
% Senuer | 3eit 9ecorab.
Mrs. 8eriie. Mooer til anbrem
@eriie / @igblono Sopuibip, ofaif
forle0en ueo 0sOen / Minneopolis,
hpor bun bar ! 9eieg hos lin Sottcr.
Siaet ferteS hiem ,oa blep begrapct /
@i8bIan6. 8aitor SeebuS iorretteoe.
aihsoe bleb SO aor aomuHc(.
Sioite SegiSlotur peotog fsl.
geuNe Sillpg til Spftion 337 | Gto.
tens Sopbog angaoenoe &urpIiiter:
"6pis intet olmiHScIiat 8aIg bolbeS
/ 1905, ifal @oar0 Of 5llperpiiorS
msSc Sen tgrite Wanoaa / December
oct nGpntc Ior % u6nrbciSe @rauo,
og Retitiuru.9 iitrrue efter "tbe @oa
&oofs", DER er tH6ieubt ira De for.
ifieIiae NiitcumingSiteoer / Gountpet
Ioret 1904"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
o.. 9. DAZZLE 600.

Sra Moimt Soreb, 8is., telegra.
fereS til "9eeorab-E oiten" BEN 31te
Sail:
8. 9. Gable. forbenpGrenbe Som.
gresmanb Serman Gables 6aher %
en- al 9ioneererne / 3ane gountp,
Bis., 6sbe / @ftermiSoas oa oil blipe
begrapet SHsbag. @foebe bar foot
/ 2imarfcn, @isiebal, a~riitianianos
Stiff, Ioree, ben tSoe Sftober 1923
og ubpanSreSe til amerifa / ts4S.
San bolot Meni9bebsifole oct isrite
aar efter i'm anfomit, og | gpriI
1850 reiite ban no til California Tor
at isge efter @ulo. San baooe Spffen
meb iig herube, oa / 1862 penote ban
oper Banana otter tiIhase til 3ane
Gountp, bnor ban mt ieitIeoe Gerrp
/ 1858. San begbnote Der en- grtif.
banbel % itittebe 9~efienotifab meo ct
fort antal norife Ipbpggere, JON
flptteoe lGneere SeIt for at nroer.
iGgse fta biaiaere eanS.
8. 9. Gable tiente | lin Sio iom
8oItmelter, 6ormanb for gpraaoet og
Sfoleiuperintenbent. San bar | Or.
bets beoite Soritdiib en- belbis
Rano. $ 1897 traf ban fig tilboge
fra 6orretningslinet % flpttebe til
@tt. Soreb, bpor ban boeoe til i'm
TeN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
IecDrab % Gmegn.
zen Sole ansuit 1905.



Grpf. s. 6. Sobuiou hoIot Sirs.
Dag Msoreen aI. 100 @rpllup meo
Wits @orie gsbitnaea / &viet hos
gIecralano q. u. 9ance. 9ielieu
forretteoes al Observation-Disclosures
Brett, sfep. Irgettic. Sum 8ruoe-
parreis nGrmeite Slegtringe % nog.
Ie foa intine 8enircr % Geuiaoer Dor
tiIiteoe. Srubecrrmcn or Ell aiGo
9ecromouD. JON til %alminoelig I'll.
freesheo bar bcItpret Gecorahs of
fenfIiae 5faIer | oct fioite aar, %
9ruoen bar / Here &nr boet hos i'm
@oocr Der ! 8ecorob. &un er en-
bonuet % elifprroi9 ing Tame, Der
iarIig pasier iom &uitru for Den
@ano. bun har balst. "gecorab'
Soften" gratuIerer.
8rpaup Ieires ibog, Eorsbog,
al Ntiis gntma Caroline 4ioloen %
Saeooor =. Reite. Otter &ieIien
inotages grpIiipsmtoAdg | &ruSenS
@ienl. Ee upeiftc ueter at ilaa jig
ueo | Gpcreti, 8aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
Seficnet Ucromano 600.

Spb 9afotas forbennGrenoe Stots.
iefretGr 8. 6. Berg bsoe | Heofielo
ben lite IugrIt. San par fsot |
grettitm pao Mingsafer ben 10be
September tS49 og fom | Ell ing Il'
Der til Sranmnen, bpor ban arbeioeoe
iig op til gogbol6er | et flor Sorret.
ming. s 1878 reilte ban til Imerifa
oe boiatte fig | Wonroe Goirntp, @is.
Ser beltog ban mart | Bolitif % bleo
Goitmciter % Guntpclerf. S 1888
ilptteoe ban til Sptnf County, Q. ..
% brep misunderstanding, men
mtolob life at beltoge | bet ofientlige
Sip. SON bIep polgt til GIerf Of
Court % inoebapoe gmbeoet / 6 Iar.
s 1900 fdareoes ban til S~tatsiefre.
ter og beJolot @mbebet / to Sermi.
ner. s 1904 bar ban en- al 8anoioa.
terne til 8unernsritolet og mango
itptteoc BAN. S 1879 blep ban GIFT
meo Miis gSitb 8. &ope / GoIo.
ipring, @is., % oe fit B Bern. bporai
YauI 8. Berg ooerIener 5aoereu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04

ODER at bore fcrunnte ben itore Scr.
upicIie at ie % betroste Sisie Ser.
rcns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Store gper
meo prrstise 9pgninger % rare
9iitperfer bar tibet at iise ! Snn'
n,enIienine meo. bpoo Cubs Gfabcr.
m,aat bar uorettet TIL Dor geunbring
iaapeliom Nptfe.
On Dor Meiie | oct belle toaet fan
figes, at ben life par trGttenoe, men
Sc s Tiger par mere END Suile, ina 81
fsIer os itprfebe til paunp at tage rat
paa Dor, oIminoeIige Don't. Wi ipnes,
pi er forpngeoe minoIt ct Ear aar,
men bpor meset oct fan regtes p0rot
| fontante Genge. Fam Der bel bore
bette Nenfu9er ON, onlenb ri life
pilse gnife os De Henge tilbage, iom
Meiien fcitebe. 81 par bog iitoerlig
GLADE ODER at blipe snifet pelfommen
biem. u. Sacob 0 n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
Rilicn os Cat.
9riitidnio ben t4oc StIi 1905.
I'LL Worbnrnbene | Mmerifai

Iu WorbmRnoei,e I urierifnl
acknowledgements amerifatur.
nee. oen melt betponinasfulbe Serb,
Observation-Disclosures 60aarigc
Mnnaler bar at pppiie, CT enot, %
Winoerne begpnber at itremme IND
pea os, De brogeoe Minoer ON en-
a~oncertreiie fra Neu Dorf til DepiIs
Cafe. SnapiTt iom be aae bar tn
iGregne Gborme, l~igeiaapiit iamles
be ale | ct iGlles grpnbpmft: ben
S~engipen9eb, ben garme, 10 ben 9e-
aeiitrins. bbprmeo s. bore 2anbs.
mafro. msote grsbrene fra Oct eamle
Sdnb. s, Der frpeieoe, at s bar
glemt. 90 III, Der bapbe barge aneI'
ier ON, at 3 bapoe CLIENT os, ale TO-
Ter pi MI, at ielo oner atlauterbapet
ton pi rrffe binatben SaanberL %
ipnger pi Dor itolte NationaIiaus ouer
til Goer, peb ri, at 3 aIe bill title
Goer peb Dor SiSe og itaa 9agt ON
bort elIfeoe SGbrelaito.
SAB 1af for buer geifomitbilien,
for bpert $nanotrDf, for buert bierte.
ligt Orb og for bpert ouaaet gie.
SAB <af, forni s aioroe bort Mfsoe
til en- frorelanoif Set oi aIorig bill
glefnmc, og tae beu Silien, at gamIe
Mor Worse, Der netop MI itaar iisrt
lit fisnneite SommerIfrilS, lpier al
8lpoe oper at bsre, at BET npe 9ano
frn bar SoporO ON benbes Ssnner
og 9stre oerober.
8rsnbabl, Sbomien,
Solm, SerIofien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
paa 2etie.
lSlutntna.l
9eorab. 90, 27oe 2ltIi 1905.


0ot"0' NS"1 -''e S'''' 1870
you l0ite lille Sreo bar ltrcoet /
"oroiiler, ION or Il6e oeo ,Sl'OBail'
gen III JeaoENIoRa Natlonalport. 30
Nnl emo 'or Slpin9ltoll pan NORTH
eth Fatl''t'Ydhct.
"a "Sl99'i ! FarttH lrI01tatat
hogloF0e Den met iltcrc@llrte Del
al Qele nor HC1e, 'aa plloe Oct pore
iilnore BRA al 0aa lII!tIeloe forbt
rene Steo e'ter at ho0e liHort andre
S'E11 az mIaore %t4'iG5eo. Den &c
i'artRli'9 aIoa oo6 forllolttttes at tn'
gen lelo ltte Zen beoltc Strtbent, tan
tultr@tteIi8 nOnlale eIler iortIare Dc
AfatnruiTore' ION 'tnoeS Der, lnaIeoes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
Gftcrligncr @ieit gaarbien. s

brpberen Carl 9. Srainor bar rsmt
fra @rreiten | So CROSSE. 9a S6e.
riffen tom til bans Gele ON Morge-
men Den lite Iuguit, bar ben tom.
Sernit9nger og golter por iaaeoe Of
og ct Iangt Saitg, iom bar lnoet al
SengfIGber, bang no al 8inouet. "a
Srainor for tire Tiger iioen bleo mo.
lat | arreiten, ifreo ban Of at ban
NOT ifnloe oibe at fomnte no. San
blep arreiteret for at bope brrbt fig
mo pua Boitbuiet / Stooodrb, isis,
og oerfra fsrtes ban til Ga Grosie.
Gn Spinoe, Der ubgap iig for bans
Snitrr, fit aogang til bam unber
Slrtterens Silipn og bragte BAN
Srngt, bpori piitnof en- ifarp Sill bar
ifiult.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
Gn @emlina. 9enacperIerer anan

oh Jtpilithy. YeltgeueIlerer aulH
Sopnrb ] Snn Sranrisco er rsmt Der,
fra meo 100000 at De Tenge, iom
tar gam betroet. Sans Some fit eft
grep, Sateret Stem Orleans ben 206e
sSlili, bnori ban meooelte, at ban
pilbe bore ! SonouraS (Weaemame.
rifn), naar bet fom iren. San trs.
iteoe bet6e meo, at Ran life bapoe
Srpbt fig ielp, boao bun maatte tRlt-
fe, Sa ban iporfbit blep borte, % ban
hapoe beuer life forlaot benoe. 9pfp.
Gro blep nplig arreiteret for timber.
ilGb al en- Of fine alienter. Saaen
IfitIbe fommet for Hetten Den lite
augnit; men ba bar Sl,glen fleien.
Sfisnt ban par UNDER @rreIt, loo
man BAN sobfiottet foa fin 5ribeb, oa
ban iaaoe, at ban pitbe reiie omfring
/ 2anbsbperne NOR peb San 6rau.
cisco FOR at ie efter Sing, iom ban
bnDoe 9ant /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
witte / Qmerifa.

R,iSlan6s @epr9ientant til Srebs.
fonferencen, Serains De @itte, onfom
i Snsongs til Heip Yorf. 9et fsrite,
ban lagoe, bar, at ban bar Nbe.
mpnoiaet til at fonme BERTH for
at faa @reie paa Sapaus Be
tineeller," De iapaneiiife Scnoe-
mlano erfIRrer imibIertib, at Der,
Tom Sr. 8itte life bar anbet sGrin.
DC til DC 6oreneoe Stater, bpis
ban life en- fomntet bio meo Subj
uloet til at lutte Sreb, iaa blir Der
ingen Srebsfonierence af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
Uoreesfartet flabet paa
Sorreo.

81 Ior mabtoaet iaa mango
SpsresmaaI, ON hi life fan ifaiis
aertet fl9bet pan Srrreo. at ri be.
ftente os til at forisse meb ct libel
Bari. 6or 80 Gents ertra fan ri
lfoiie Scarlet ~fliitret pea 2Grreo, rleS
SrnItcffe paa hper gnoe. iaa OF Oct
fnn bGnaes op naa Spsaen os rules
op, naar bet lite bruaes.
8i bill uieo oct iamme sisre op.
merfiom paa, at man life ton faa
baaSe 8ramiebog % Start, rnota.
gen man betaIer ezra fer en- at De.
lsne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
Serurab SnRitute begpn0rr Sen

Serurab Suititute begpnber Sen
2Soe 9utgiit fit Cite Sfoleuur. $50.
len bar ct Ssiifplefurlus, 9prerfur.
Jus % 9uiineiSfuriuS. 3eSuSen er
Der &InSier for GIeper pnn nrriagi
ole Slnoifabstrin. Ser err goo gn.
IeSuirg for iddoarHe fpm | fine pngre
gnr life bar faaet oen SfoIermoerpis.
ming De finbe enife. Gtorife 9tpfonl.
mere lGrer her @ngelif al inofsote
amerifonere iom fienoer Oct uorife
Sprog, % beo buor Ell Gor6manb
ms0er be lemmeiie ganfeIigbeoer
naar ban ital lore Oct enaeIife Sproa
% lrre Oct forfeit. SniinNer al
9auSSmGuo bar Der fuaet i'm llnoer.
pisning / eHgeIit, % mtartse al oeu'
beflpoer mi bsie Stiaineer bpor et
eruuoigt SieuoIfub | bet engeIit,
Sprog or nsopeuoigt. Se iom ern.
onerer ira S~siftoIe.afNeIiugen Of
faar Ieeorab SnitttltteS Diploma bon
aogan9 til 6reihmnn.SlaSien i StatS
uniOeriiteterne I Soma % Raboitu
terne, Teccrab Snititlite er Ell Stnt,
Granting Sdool for SfolelGrcre o.
er autoriIeret at StateH Soma for
iaoban. SfoIenS Suiineis GoIIegu
iuobefatter babe teoretiif % praftiT
gpelie iamt Sbortbano % Sppe
mritins % Commercial Gam. g
Goitfort eIIer srep til @rS, 5, Bred
euriose, Department g.. DEBORAH
Soma, bill sipe iuIo geifeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
eisur Giis S~pesmartts.


Gnmnfinm sHnspeuuen. par irs u,sb,ss
get for lanss fheu. % iee inues ristis sosi
ON ben | ale Dele. Teu eaar let "a arbei.
Der sobt 3 5raat 30 gentA Gtins Bee
ests1, 6lanoreaH @ Gai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04

Nufer.9injcns 9obbeltifrue.G nm.
per ~GaIesonia~, Der afeif ira 6las'
aop Den 15be Suli anfom til 9ep
0orf Den 22be. Rasiasererne par
megrt tiIfrcSs uieo ben bnrtige &eiie
o. priier Stelet omboro i bsie 70.
$40
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04
"Suspemnen"

Spmaifiuen "Suspeuusn-, iom ies
mostpe for Ell tort Sin iiben. piier ii9
ale geIe at barre en- nomeriet Iaiiine.
Sons Carton. SIipst. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-04

senS ~IeeOrab.Epitcu" til Sl9ot
% genner | oct aamle Sonn.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-06

Worst Known in the Memory OF
Man-Does a Large Amount
OF Damage.
MAY BE HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE
People Unable to Stand While 1t Pass.
ed Without Holding to Some
thing Historic Towns
Shaken.

London, April 5.-The following dis.
patches have been received here. dated
April 4:
Mussoree, India. 49, "A succession OF
earthquake shocks was experienced
here today comm encing at 6:10 a. M
The first was the most severe and
continued for three minutes, and dur
ing that time it was impossible for a
person to stand without support. Elev-
en- shocks were distinctly felt. Consid-
cradle damage was done to property
The left wing of the Savoy hotel entire
~ collapsed, the new Roman Catholic
church was wrecked. and every house
in the place was more or less damaged
Several homes were hurriedly vacated
There were many landslides The
Mall cracked in five places. Several
casualties are reported. One woman
was killed and many natives were seri-
ously injured. Reports from the Debra
Dun and Rajpur districts show that
extensive damage has been done.
Towers of Mosque Fali
Lahore. Shortly after O'Clock
this morning the sharpest earthquake
shocks Within the memory Of living in
habitants We're felt here, and most OF
the people left their swaying and
creaking houses to seek safety in the
open. The damage was extensive. II
is feared that there was considerable
loss of life in the city where many
picturesque, tall, old houses collapsed
and parts of lofty buildings crashed
on small adjacent dwellings. The tow
ers Of the Golden mosque are report
ed to have fallen, and Wazir Khan's
mosque was badly cracked.
At Simla and Delhi.
Simla. - There was a heavy earth
quake here today which did consider
able damage to the buildings.
Delphi. - Seven earthquake shocks
were experienced today in this vicinity
Little damage was done.
Calcutta. - A severe earthquake
has been experienced from Agra north
ward. Heavy damage is probable.
Agra, April 5.-At $40 o'clock yes
terday morning a violent earthquake
which continued for several minutes
was felt here. The natives are squat
ting on the ground this morning. Hook
ers on the river here turned turtle.
The damage to buildings is not known.
The wave passed from west to east.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-06
SALEM

Our town was well represented by
the ladies at the election Tuesday.
Miss Lily Button opened her school
in the town of Brighton on Monday
for the summer term.
John Clark and family were Silver
Lake visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Gregory returned home
from Kenosha last Tuesday where she
has been visiting with her daughter.
Miss Mary Heller is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Dyson of New
Munster.
Miss Emma Rasmussen is spending
a few days at her home in Racine.
\ r. M. Dixon of Silver Lake was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Pease and Miss Ada
Button visited with Mrs. James Mar
tin of Brighton Friday.
The w. G. 7. u. met at the home of
Mrs. Fisher last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Joe Hines of Kenosha, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Gregory.
Mr.. Fisher will talk on 'The Sa-
loon" next Sunday evening and es-
pecial1y invites the young men to be
present.
The singing class under the leader
ship of Miss Emogene Bacon will
give a concert at the church Friday
night. A fine program has been pre-
pared. Everybody come. Admission
Csc. Children 15c.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-06
Paris

Mrs. Debel of Salem was guest OF
Messrs. Charles and Ed Gunther last
week.
Victor and Marion Ma1oney Of Ke.
nosha, are spending a part of their
spring vacation at H. "A. Kings.
Miss Lizzie Sheen entertained the
ladies of this vicinity with a thimble
party on Saturday afternoon. In the
course of the afternoon Ladies Aid
society was proposed. The first meet.
ing is to be held at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Griffith on Thurs.
day afternoon, April 6.
Services were held in the Paris Cor.
ner's school house last Sunday.
A fine new churn was put in at Paris
Corners this week.
Richard Campbell of Woodwork
was calling on old friends in this
vicinity Sunday.
The funeral procession of the late
Mr. Giddings of Union Grove en-.
counted the severe storm on Monday
while passing through this town or
/ their way to the Plank Road. cemetery
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-06
COUNTY CAMPS MEET
Woodmen of the County Are iR
Kenosha to Select Delegates
to State Camp Meeting.
SOME IMPORTANT BUSINESS
---
From Wednesday Nights Daily.l

From Wednesday Nights Daily.l
Twenty-four delegates from the sa1f-
ferent Woodmen camps in the teSus
of the county and from the city net
IN convention al the Woodmau hat In
Kenosha this morning for the par
pose of electing a delegate to she
State Camp, which will meet at SUI
perior.
All of the seven camps in she
county was represented at the meet
/ ing, which was called to order by tie
county consul at II O'Clock. The camp
completed its organization this tuoru-
ing and then adjourned for dinaer.
Many important matters will couze
before the state camp and these usat-
ters we're freely discussed at the
meeting of the Kenosha county caunH
today. One of the most important
matters to come up before it is the mat
ter of a change in the payment of the
initiation fee. At present the fee Is
paid at the time the candidates are
initiated into the order, but the sew
law provides for the payment of the
fee in connection with the quarterly
dues, thus making it easier fer 9ae
members to meet the payment. TIE
Kenosha camps seem to favor the lat
ter plan.
The members of the county Camps
will undoubtedly pass resolutions IA
voring the election of A. N. Bort of
Be1oit as director to the head camp
There are now in the neighborhood of
500 Woodmen in the county and cau1pa
are located at Kenosha, Bristol, Sd
lem, Somers, Trevor and Wilmot.
At the first session of the camp
Dwight House of Kenosha was elected
chairman and John Evans Of the
Salem camp secretary. A. H. Simons
of the Kenosha camp was elected
delegate to the State camp and VIM
Kester of Salem is the alternate.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-06
MISS MARIE HEATH.

Good things come in small pack
ages so the saying goes, and per-
haps that is the reason Marie Heath
has proven such "a good thing" for
her managers. Scarcely more than a
child in appearance this little woman
is possessed of that latent force of
power known as magnetism and
sways her audience at will over sun
kissed dills of laughter, down through
dark wales of tears and back to the
land of smiles, touching every chord
of human emotions. One critic de-
scribes her thus: "a little will-o-the-
wisp, all tears one moment, all smiles
the next. A veritb1e dramatic cock
tail that intoxicates with pleasure, and
withal an artist to her finger tips. !"
Miss Heath has long list of successes
to5hea credit but in the character of
10 Penberton, ''the boy,'' in "For
sM9theE' s Sake" which will be seen
here next Sunday evening, she has
reached the browning zenith Of char
acterization
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-06
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tions of Wisconsin,.

Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tions of Wisconsin.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. North celebrat-
ed their golden wedding at their home
at Cold Spring farm, Sheboygan.
Four generations of the family were
present.
| In attempting to shoot dog which
had been run down by a street car but
not killed, Hi1nar Danz of Green
Bay received bullet in the forearm.
| Postmaster James T. Weaver at
Pewaukee was robbed Friday night of
several pieces of jewe1ry, INCLUDING a
gold watch, by burglars who entered
his home.
! Palmyra held its second combina-
ton auction sale on Saturday. Teams
lined the streets, many farmers
travelling thirty-five or forty miles to
sell horses, cattle, and hogs.
The register of deeds and clerk OF
the court of Racine county made their
first returns as sa1aried officers on
Monday. The register turned over
$6o3. As and the clerk $187.
Three broken ribs and internal in.
juries which may prove fatal were
received by Bart Potkovitz at a eau
Gus at Suan1ico. The man is about sc
years of age and his assai1ants, >sev.
eral in number, are in the twenties.
Mrs. Van Houtin, wife of farmer
living near Berlin, was knocked down
by an automobile on Friday. Her col
1arbone was broken.
James Wesley was taken to Bemeder
MINI, Saturday to face trial on the
killing Of man named Dahl Wesley
and his daughter.
The last evidence in rebutta1 was
taken in the Rahr-Ho11man case al
Green Bay on Saturday and the argu-
ments of the attorneys will be heard
next week.
August Briske, proprietor of the
Exchange hotel at La Crosse fired into
a crowd of boys Friday night and the
bullet was stopped by steel slug in
the pocket of William Miller, who es-
capped death by half inch. Briske is
under arrest.
It is reported in real estate circles
at Racine that one of the largest
brewing companies of Milwaukee is
seeking to buy the "Island property"
now used by the city as a park, to
establish a beer garden.
The dissertations of fifteen former
graduate students who have received
the Doctors degree from the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin have recently been
published, and bound copies have
been placed in the University library.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-06
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The farmers in this neighborhood
have commenced their spring work.
Miss Zene Bullamore entertained a
friend from Kenosha during the past
week.
John +. Kerwin, of Silver Lake,
spent Saturday in Somers.
Miss Glayds Silver, of Racine, visit
ed with her sister, Mrs. James H.
Bu1lamore during the past week.
Peter NJ. Anderson is busy hauling
lumber for his new storage building
to be erected on his farm.
Misses Elizabeth and Bessie Rogers
re-opened their schools in Districts
No. and on Monday morning after
a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. B. T. Yu1e spent Thursday in
Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bullamore,
(nee) Miss Lulu E. Cook have little
son at their home in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cooper and
daughter of Sycamore, ILL.,, visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bishop last week.
Edwin Bishop, Of Madison, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. T. Bishop.
Ira Burgess, of Racine, spent Sun
day with friends in Somers.
Mrs. e. E. Pearson, Of Winthrop
Harbor, visited at the home Of her
father, VIM. Bu11amore during the
week.
Mrs. James H. Bul1amore is very Ill
with severe attack of the grip.
C. C. Cannon and family have moved
to Freeport, Ill.
Districts No. / and are making
preparations for graduating exercises
to be held at Woodman hall Friday,
June 10. The pupils who will receive
their diplomas are: Lawrence Ander-
son, Max Gould, Edith ]. Yu1e, zel1a
Cannon, Tina Buechner, Jay Gould,
Ma1vina Gitz1aff and Harry Thomp-
son, from district No. S, and Harold
Balm, Edna Barrows, Hattie Donsing
and Joseph Beanstock, of district
No. l.