The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-06-17
Badger
Briefs.

Lou Brown of Ridgeland pleaded
guilty of dynamiting trout, and paid
$3.50 fine and costs.
Fred Brown. a Northwestern road
conductor, fell under the cars at Oak
field and one leg was cut off.
William Svoboda, 8 years old, was
struck by street car at Racine and
fatally injured while trying to cross the
street.
w. Willard of Chicago delivered the
commencement address at Rochester
academy at Burlington. A class OF
eleven was graduated.
A special election will be held on
June Fl in Burlington to vote whether
to bond the city for a $4,000 munich
pal electric light plant.
The funeral of former Mayor John
was held at GAINESVILLE.
All city officials and city employees
were present in body.
Frank E. Spring and Burt Moran will
shortly begin the publication OF a Sun
day morning newspaper at Superior, to
be called the Superior Star.
Carl Baglein, a clerk at Westby, was
instantly killed by falling from coach
under fat car on the La Crosse &
Southeastern interurban road.
Smoke led to the discovery of fire
in the basement of the capitol at Mad
ison, where rubbish had ignited. The
flames were put out without much
loss.
David c. Cormack, a retired drug
gist and an old resident of Glenwood,
committed suicide during a fit of de-
spondency by shooting himself in the
right temple.
La Crosse was awarded the 1906
saengerfest Of the Northwestern Scan
dinavian Singers association on June
6-8, 1906. Six hundred singers will go
to La Crosse, with probably 10000 Wis
itors.
Members Of the Gegenseitige Inter
stenzuns geselschaft, numbering in the
thousands, are expected to visit James
vile on June 20, where there will be
picnic of the vereins of southern Wis
consin.
Ira S. Mover, a GAINESVILLE bigamist,
has been sentenced to the penitentlary
at Fort Madison, Iowa, for term OF
two years and five months. The charge
was brought by a girl he married in
Keokuk, Iowa.
The Kenosha camp of Modern Wood
men of America celebrated Memorial
day on Sunday, services being held
over the grave Of Gilbert M. Simmons.
The annual grafton was delivered by
Rev. Harvey Dee Brown.
Charles Merrill and Lille Hagen,
who eloped from Chippewa Falls on
Memorial day, were arrested on to
Rogers farm near Kenosha, by Sheriff
Lund of Chippewa Falls. The Hagen
girl is only ii years old.
The injury damage suit Of the estate
Of the late State Senator Christian
Saran Of Oshkosh VS.. the Winnebago
Traction company, for $4,000, has been
settled out of court. It is understood
that a compromise price Of $4,000 was
agreed upon.
The marriage of State Senator Sam
uel E. Randolph of Manitowoc to Ethel
Down of New Orleans, La, win take
place at New Orleans on June II. Sen
ator Randolph is one of the three SEN
ators in the state senate and is head of
the Eclipse Boat company.
Mrs. Grace in-Walker-Cof-
former resident Of Ke-
nosha county and daughter of the
late Amos Smell, the Chicago million
aire, will again try matrimOny. She
is to be married at Los Angeles, Cal,
to Mack Love, a newspaper man.
Charging that his daughter and SON.
In-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Minnie Schulke,
kept John Gehring Of the town Of Free
dom in a stupor during the last five
weeks of his life, Appleton relatives
have instituted suit to set aside the
will and make an equal distribution OF
the estate.
:
One of the most largely attended
funerals ever held in Dunn county was
that of A. r. Hall at Knapp. Rev.
John Fisher, assisted by. Presiding FL
der E. E. Trimers of the West Wiscon-
sin Methodist conference, conducted
brief but impressive services. Gov. La
Toilette paid a touching tribute to the
deceased.
Five per cent Of the population Of
Little Chute, a village few miles
north of Appleton, are scheduled to be
within the next five days. 1t
Is believed that Outagamie county will