The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-09
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is mysteriOusly missing from Kenosha-
The baby show in Plainfield was
was won by Raymond, child of G. o.
Goult.
An unknown man was killed on the
tracks of the Milwaukee road near
Kenosha.
James Taylor, wanted in Rockford,
ILL.,, on the charge of horse stealing,
has been arrested at Portage.
The Rev. Sherman l.. Divine of Chi
cago has accepted the pastorate of the
Marinette Pioneer Presbyterian
church.
Henry. Calderas, aged fifteen, en-
ployed by the Morgan Lumber COM
pany at Oshkosh, was fatally crushed
in an elevator.
Charles and F. J. Rueping have sold
their stock in the Fond du Lac Malt
and Grain company to the John Reinig
estate for $65,e0O
Dolphus German was instantly kill
ed at the Penn Iron Mining company's
sawmill at Norway, when a timber
struck him on the head.
A business mems club is being
organized at Dodgeville for the pur-
pose of developing the mining re-
sources and advancing business inter-
ests.
Johannes Vitalis died at his home in
Franconia at the age of fifty years A
wife and twelve children survive him.
He has resided at that place since
1876.
The Rev. Father Ward, pastor of st.
Thomas Catholic church, Beloit, has
returned from a three months trip in
Europe and conference with the
pope.
Ida Caroline Huse, sixteen years
DID,, is dead at La Crosse as the re-
suit of stepping on a nail Blood poi
sOning set in and death resulted from
'lockjaw.
Lee McLiman, a real estate agent of
Lancaster, was killed in a runaway.
McLiman was thrown out and tram
pied on. When found his neck and
back were both broken.
E. c. Stewart, found shot through
the head at Racine, will recover.
Stories are in circulation that he was
shot by some other person and denied
by Chief of Police Pfster.
The Almond village board has been
asked to grant franchise for an cleo
trio light plant. 1t is expected that
this request will be granted at the
next session of the board
The state census shows that the
population of Madison is 24,311, a gain
of more than 5000 in the last five 4
years. The population of the county
is 50, 435, a gain of 10000 in ten years.
Authority has been granted for the
organization of the Ladysmith State
bank. w. S. Manning, E. A Ripley,
F. E. Munroe, W. l.. Stephenson and
E. M. Warden are named as incorpo-
rators.
Sheriff G. H. Norman of Cheyenne
Wells, Colo, has written a letter to
Racine in which he states that he be-
lieves he has captured the man who
murdered Albert Gunderson of Ocono-
mOWoc.
The body of Gustav Lasko, Fin
nish miner, aged forty-fve years, who
had been missing about one week, has
been taken from Portage lake at
Houghton. There are no evidences of
foul play.
Nothing has been learned Of the
whereabouts of Carl Biederitz, who
disappeared from his home at Algoma
Saturday night 1t is feared that he
is dead. One slipper was found at the
lake side.
Curtis Halstead of Beloit has given
the Baptist Home Mission society,
with offices in Chicago $4,000. Mr..
Halstead is retired farmer, and the
gift represents the largest portion of
his wealth.
1t was decided at the meeting of
the state association of the Equitable
Fraternal union to hold the next an
nual picnic at Appleton. w. r. Kriess
of Appleton was elected president of
the association, and he will appoint
other officers.
Waunakee village and township of
Westport jointly voted in favor of
bonding for high school building, 221
votes being cast for bonding and 1873
against. This ends a long drawn out
fight, and the erection of a high school
building will commence at once.
A severe electrical storm, the worst
of the season, passed over Baldwin
and vicinity recently and killed a team
of James Gaustads and stunned his
brother Henry. A horse belonging to
Peter Larson was also killed. Peter
Geisness was also stunned while
Because he cracked open his sweet
hearts savings bank with an ak
and purloined the $50 which had been
saved by Daisy Lamar of La Crosse
Ole Hanson must serve a Jail SEN
tence. When arrested Hanson, who is
a farmer broke down and confessed
his odd crime.
John Michael Sr., of La Crosse, a
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