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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-15

= Sstella Smith, zwolenniczka
Dowie'go poparzyia sic W Zion,
City. Zamiast ia leczye, odprawia-
Ii mad MIA szarlatani re szkoly
,wproroka" rome praktyki religij-
ne. Pani Smith umaria.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-15

Jaml ME byl1smyw w czaSle ma
stepujacej dyskusyi pewien mlo-
dy officer probowai przypisac
kleske uzyciu przez Japoiczykow
statkow podwodnych, ale admiral
odpowiedzial, re w czasie bitwy
ich ME uzywano.
Algeciras, Is hutego. = Zdaje
sic, re rownie zbyt pospiesznym
byI objawiajacy sic wczoraj opty-
mizm, jak onegdaj pesymizm co
do prawdopodobnego wyniku
konferencyi. Me ma najmniejszej
pewnoSci, by interwencya mocar-
stwa bezstronnego mogla wpiy-
mac dodatnio ma upor Francyi i
Niemiec; wiadomo tylko, re wlo-
scy amerykahscy delegaci usilu-
ia doprowadzic do porozumienia,
ale o lie i'm sic to uda, ME podob-
ma ma razie przewidziec.
Paryz, Is lutego. : w urzedo-
wych kolach juz powszechnem
jest przekonanie, re konferencya
W Algeciras sic ME powiodia i
rozejdzie sic bez rezultatu kon-
Gem tygodnia, a gazety otwarcie
juz oskarzaja cesarza Wilhelma
o perfidye o podstepne zamiary
cd samego poczatku. uMatin"
wyraia sic: ,,Pomimo wszelkich
swych zapewnieh pokojowych,
cesarz doprowadzajac do konfe-
rencyi mia{ zamiar tax sic urza-
dzic, azeby spe}z}a ma niczem.
Chcialby kopac dolki pod Fran
cya, ale sam w ME wpadnie."
Ma wczorajszej sesyi ami slo-
wen ME wspomniano o glownym
punkcie, ktory stanowi kwestyq
sporna miedzy Francya Niemca-
mi, ii. o kontroli policyjnej mad
Marokiem. Omawiano kwestye
GLOVE marokanskie plany dazace.
do przeszkadzania w przemyca-
niu broni, a odroczono sic potem
do soboty.
Berlin, Is lutego. Z z polud-
Inowo-zachodniej Afryki przy-
wieziono wczoraj do Hamburga
ma parowcu ,,Kronprinz" trzech
Boerow, skazanych ma wiezienie
SIS letnie "a zdrade w zwiazku
re sprzysiezeniem odkrytem w
lecie we Windhuk. SzeSciu innych
przywioza pozniei, wszyscy kare
odsiedza w Niemczech.
Kapelmistrz Przywarski z 4
puiku gwardyi grenadyer6w, 20
stall wydalony re sluzby. Stoi to
w zwiazku oskarzenien cry
hazardowne, w ktorych brali IL
dzia1 kapelmistrze feldweble
pulkowi.
New York, Is lutego. -Dono-
sza tn o zabawnem wydarzeniu
pomiedzy Paryzem a Berlinem.
w Paryzu radni miejscy londyh-
scy paryscy urzadzaja obecnie
wspolne festyny fraternizujace.
Ot6z zdarzylo sic, re do Berlina
nadszedi do tamtejszej rady
miejskiej serdeczny telegram po-
witalny Cd uczestnikow tych "a
baw. Wywolalo to powszechne
zdumienie, ale wkrotce sic okaza-
10 sic, ze telegram byl sfalszowa-
ny i wyslany przez jakiegos Ear
townisia. Rad francuski zarza-
dill sledztwo. ...
Washington, 1g lutego. We
die wiarygodnych wiadomosci,
Rad nosi sic mysla znacznego
powiekszenia armii ma Filipinach
w tym celu, azeby MONA jej u
zyc w wypadku, gdyby w Chi
mach wybuchly rozruchy przeciw
cudzoziemcom. Coraz to wyraz-
niejsze So oznaki, re Chiny przy-
gotowuja sic do olbrzymiei woj-
ny cudzoziemcami, "a ktorych
uwazaja nietylko Europejczykow,
ale takze i Japohczykow ME ma
juz teraz watpliwoSci, re Japonia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-15
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Zajscia w litewskiej parafii.

w parafii litewskiej byi niejaki
Antoni Peczokajtys, 'koscielny a
zarazem sekretarz komitetu para
fialnego. On i komitet parafialny
ktory sam bez porady hsiedza
proboszcza chciaI rzadzic Gala pa
rafia, wywoiali to zaburzenie.
Spieszymy re sprostowaniem,
zeWiel. ks. Stefanowicza ME u
derzono w kosciele jak to donosi-
ly gazety amerykahskie i ME
mieckie, widocznie nam wrogie.
Rzecz mia}a sic jak nastepu-
je:
Move rozporzadzenie Najp.
ks. Arcyb. ME podoba}o sic stare
mu komitetowi koScielnemu, w
ktorego sklad wchodzilo blisko
dwudziestu ludzi. Niektorzy T.
Mich ME p1acili ma koSci6l, inni
mieli znaczne ,,dochody', jako
czlonkowie komitetu, a inni ME
uczeszczali wcale ma nabozeh-
stwa. w ii b i e 81 v m r o.
k II d b y Ii przynajmniej
pietnaScie zebrah parafialnych w
celu podburzania parafian. Koni-
tet prowadzif ksiazki, kolektowal
-robil wszystko ma wiasna reke.
Najczynniejszym czfonkiem byl
wyzej wspomniany koscielny A.
Peczokajtys, ,kt6ry bedac sekreta-
rem komitetu, ME raz i ME diva
nadsyla{ proboszczowi rachunki,
lltorych sprawdzic ME bylo moz-
ma. Postepowanie Peczokajtysa
ME podoba}o sic zacnemu probo--
szczowi postanowif go usu1ac-
Poczekajtys ME chcial odGac klu-
czy. Wiel. ks. Stefanowicz wyto-
cyl mu process zmusil go do "a
stosowania sic do rozporzadzenia.
Cd tego czaIgu Poczekajtys po-
czal energicznie burzyc parafian,
w ktorej to piracy pomagali mu
inni czlonkowie komitetu.
Tymczasem od Najp. ks. Ar
cybiskupa nadesz}y nazwiska no
wych, dw6ch trustys6w, ludzi
uczciwych, godnych zaufania.
w niedziele rzecz dosz}a do
punktu kulminacyjnego.
Ma sumo, ktora odprawii jeden
ksiezy Zmartwychwstahc6w,
przyszlo mnostwo kobiet, wysla-
nych przez starry komitet w celu
wszczecia zaburzenia w kosciele.
Do tego jednak ME doszfo.
Wiel. ks. Stefanowicz, proboszcz
parafii, chodzif po kolekcie sam,
nowy kornitet obawy pred bu-
rzycielami ME chciaI kolektowac.
Kobiety, wyIs1ane przez starry ko-
mitet chciafy doprowadzic do "a
burzenia, wysypaly ksiedzu ko-
lekte, czepialy sic kilkakrotnie
jego komzy, chcialy ist "a MIN
do zakrystyi, ale marszalkowie
koScielni przy pomocy kilku
swieckich, zrecznie to wszystko
zatarli. Suma sic skoficzyla, lu-
die poczeli wychodzic kosciola.
Kobiety W tel chwili daily znak
przyw6dzcom zaburzenia, ze ks.
proboszcz udal sic ma plebanie,c
zaS pawywolywali swych wspol'
nikow okolicznych wyszynkow,
gdzie widocznie czekali ma DAME
sygnalu, i Gala ich grenada, licza-
ca moze go hdzi, stawila sic
przed plebania. Tu rozpoczeio
sic w1asciwe zaburzenie.
Buntownikow bylo, jak wyzej
wspomnielismy, moze 60, WI
dzow setki. -
Gromada dowodzil Poczekaj-
tys. Powybijano okna, rozebrano
plot deskami poczeto rzucac ma
kilku agentow tajneJ policyi. Do
plebanii ME mogli sic dostac, bo
detektywi, widzac, re wobec ta-
kiej gromady trudno STAG z COLE
mi rekami, dobyli rewolwerow !
| dali ki1ka strzaI6w w poWietrZe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-15

sail takze ogrzanej, gdzie wszek-
re trzeba pracowac, azeby odro-
bic naleznosc "a wikt, Swiatio,o
pal dach mad glowa. 7
Jan Doryanowicz.
We wiezieniu powiatowem "a.
iozono ma belkach wewnetrzneJ
galeryi diva stryczki opatrzono
klape w podlodze, otwierajqcq
sic "a nacisnieciem sprezyny. Ma
ia jutro stanac ma tel klapie dwaj
delikwenci: Jan Doryanowicz,
Litwin, kt6ry przed rokiem, W
brutalny sposob zamordowai 70
ne dwie coreczki, oraz Meyer
Robert E. Newcomb, ktory po pi-
janemu zabil try osoby, miedzy
innemi policyanta, chcacego po-
skromic szalenca. Komisya ulas-
kawieh ME uwzglednila podania
Doryanowicza o wyznaczenie mu
nowego procesu. zycie lub smierc
obydwoch skazancow zalezy Or
beonie jedynie cd laski guberna'
tora. Malo jest nadziei, azeby
Deneen okazal iaske niegodnym.
Wiecej widokow ujscia szu-
bienicy posiada Johann Hoch,
ktorego termin stracenia przypa-
da ma piatek przyszlego tygodnia.
Rabunek Z wiamaniem sic.
John Mackey pm. GOAL Green
bay ave. obudzil sic W nocy bo-
lem g}owy i poczui zapach chic
roformu. Me nogqc nastepnie
dobudzic sic zony idzieci, rozpo-
czqi poszukiwanie NJ eSzskp;aall.
sic, ze rabusie nawiedzili GO "a
brali mu kosztownoSci. Mackey,
wskazaf niezwlocznie policyi Ju-
Llama Maslowskiego jake spraw-
&c kradziezy. Aresztowano go
wraz z. Antonim Markowskiem.
w poblizu miejsca, gdzie ich
przydybano, ma rogu 50 i Supe-
riot ave. znaleziono zegarek,
skradziony Mackey'owi, lecz tru-
dno bylo zlozyc dowody why
podsadnych sedzia skazai obyd-
w6ch ma zaplacenie po $50 kary
"a niewIasciewe zachowanie sic.
Ze spraw sadowych.
Sedzia Windes oglosif wyrok,
uznajqcy caly ordynans miejski,
wymierzony przeciw piekarhom,
"a sprzeciwiajacy sic konstytucyi
Chleb moze mice TAXA wage, ja-
ka oznacza piekarz; ME MONA
wymagac cd piekarzy, azeby po-,
siadali licencye, jezeli sprzedaje
sic W Chicago chleb wypiekany
poza Chicago ;policyi wolno konr
trolowat piekarzy, lecz ME przy-
siuguje jej prawo nachodzenia
piekarni konfiskowania pieczy-
wa, poniewaz takie prawo przy-
sIuguje tylko sadowi; nakleJa-
ME ma chleb papierowych zna-
czkow sprzeeiwia sic przepisom
sanitarnym.
Powiatowy sedzia Tuthill uz-
nal "a ME konstytucyjne prawo
z roku 1905, dozwalajace okiadac
aresztsm pensye urzednikow
townowych, miejskich powiato-
wych. To prawo ME zobowiazuje
czionkow rady szkolnej komi-
syi kanalowej, ME uwzglednia
przeto rownouprawnienia wszy-
stkich klas urzednikow. Ponie-
waz W kasie miejskiej istnieja
czesto pustki, urzednikom wypia
ca sic pensye nieregularnic i
przyprawia ich sic W ten sposob
O klopoty finansowe. Trzebaby
ustanowic osobne sadly dla urze-
dnikow, w zadnym razie ME
wypada zarzad miejski czynic a.
gentura do lsolektowania PICNIC
dzy ma rzecz lichwiarzy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Honor Washinaton.s Birthday.

The Al Lpwrie G A. 4 Post and
ladies' If the Relief Corps united in Civ
ing an entertaining anniversary pro
gram In honor Of the birthday of Wash
,nRton, Thursday evening last at the
R-iief Corps hall A very good attend
smce was had, and an interesting and
appropriate program rendered. Ad-
dresses were made by CDl c NJ Bait,
Mayor c fl nd, Prof Colburn, G j.
Smith and Rev G Butters. Aquintette
composed of Misses Katherine Faller,
Eva Sh parl and Clara Glenn and
Messrs Tn e. Gorsuch and Ben Nogum
rendered s, vsral selections. Mr. G. G
Brown entert 4ined the audience with
numerous selections on phonograph,
Mt arly al! Of which are Of a patriotic
ma ure
Following the program The ladies' Of
the Relief Corps served an appetizing
lunch which contributed greatly to-
ward making the evening most enjoy
able one The promoters of that eve
ning's ntsr5ainment were gratifed by
tts successful outcome
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Distril. Co-vs.a...::aa Of Sisters.

Regina Lodge 1SU IS, Daughters OF
Rebekah, /. o. o. T. entertained the
lodges in district No s, at their hall in
this city, Monday, February 10 Those
present FROM out of the city were Vice
president of the Rebekah assembly, Mrs
Rebecca Wyatt of Racine; Mrs. King
and Mrs. Talbot, of Council lodge No.
90 at Tomah, Mrs. ,Jenks, Miss Major,
Mrs Wold, Mrs. Kirchner and Mrs.
Griffin OF Myron p Lindsey lodge No
104 at La Crosse Mrs. Willgrubs, Mrs
Lord, Mrs Green Mrs. Bakken and
Mrs Jensen OF Vashti lodge No. 112, at
Cashton
There being a vacancy in the district
secretary ship caused by the death of
Mrs Hattie Suttle. Miss Mary u, Morse
was elected to fill the vacancy. Much
time wss spent in the study and ans
wering questions relating to the laws
governing the order. from which valua-
BILE information WAS gained by those
present Past Grand Master Silbaugh
was present and instructed the sisters
in parliamentary practice. Dinner was
served at the hall to ali Renekahs by the
sisters of the Regina lodge
The object Of these district meetings
is to awaken an interest in the Rebekah
degree, and as the work il new the good
obtained therefrom is yet TO be seen,
but if they are attended in the right
spirit, the visitors can 1t fail 10 get
something Of interest and profit for their
home lodge Time and place of next
meeting was not decided
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
The Passing Of the "Clubs.

Citizens of Vernon county may we'll
congratulate themselves that the drink
ing clubs, maintained to evRde the ex.
else laws, are a thing of the past, thanks
to the vigilance of peace officers. The
manager of the LaFarge club was traced
to his sorrow by detective, who readily
secured evidence, and the manager was
brought to this city, pleaded guilty, paid
fine of $50 and cost, went straight
home and cleaned up the ranch and die.
appeared, we are told Sheriff Ward
and District Attorney Hatkel wen tc
.Rsadstown, Friday. readily found evi
--sea "a warrant arrest. When con
sEontea with tbs facts the manager oi
the club agreed to close the place in
stanter, which he did, shipping the
goods.
It is we'll These places breed con.
tempt of law, prevent the exercise OF
local self government and override the
will Of the people.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Viroaua Woodmen on Their Metal.

The local camp of Modern Woodmen
is having a boom ttat gives healthful
assurance of the popularity of that fra
ternal insurance order At the regular
meeting Fl.dsy night, nine candidates
were given the glad hand and adopted
as members The camp, through efforts
of Deputy Abner SilDaugh, has had an
increase in membership of forty, making
total of about $50 strong The new
membership is made up of young vigor-
ous gentlemen. AT the conclusion of
initiatory work Mr.. Silbaugh gave the
big attendance feast of refreshments,
and he was given a rising vote of thanks
for the same and the good work done
for the camp a collection of S12 for
benefit of member reported sick, was
tlken in less time than it takes to write
this paragraph. And this is the frater.
nal spirit that animates Woodcraft.
At the same meeting Esofea camp
solicited the privilege Of merging their
membership of eight with the Viroqua
camp And the brethren were voted in
by unanimous greeting.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
STATE CIVIL SERVICE TEST.
Second State Examination TO be Held in
Viroqua March 10th.

A competitive examination, the sec.
ond TO be held in this county, will take
place in Viroqua, Saturday, March 10th,
when those desiring places under the
civil service will be given a chance to
write upon the examinations. The tests
will be held for the following positions
in the state civil service
Deputy oil inspector; police in capi-
tol and other state buildings and
grounds; janitors in the capitol, univer-
sity and normal school buildings; libra
ry clerk in the Office of the state Super
intendent state dairy and food inspec-
tors; stenographers; Inspector OF baker
les, IN the department of the bureau of
labor and statistics; superintendent of
the building at the university. at
tendsnts in the hospitals for the insane
and feeble minded deputy game war
ders in counties where there is no eligi-
BILE list; special agents for the state
board assessment.
Candidates for any of the above po-
sitions should communicate with the
secretary of the State Civil Service Com
mission, Madison, Wisconsin All ap-
plications for these posi- ions should be
forwarded before March 4, 1906
There will no doubt be many vino
will take this examination The mem
,ers of the local board of examiners
are: Superintendent Fl L G4rdu r,
Henry Bennett and T 81 Graves. In.
formation concerning ths examination
may be obtained from them
The civil service commission has given
to the public the result Of the exs nina
tions held throughout the state u Jan
r1a all fV7ry Dc fha CHI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
MORE INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.
Vire4Ua Sure of Another Immense To-
bseeo Ps.ckIng Warehouse.

/ Viroqua bus mess men, by quick and
/ timely efforts, have made Ii possible for
/ the location here of at least another very
large casing house the present season.
/ Mr.. Frank Mcintosh, representing the
( extensiTe firm of PretzGeld 65 Company,
of New York, was in the city to take
note of conditions with view to max
ing their western Wisconsin main bust
ness station in Viroqua. Not for bo.
nus, but as matter of appreciation and
/ GOOD faith, Mr.. Mcintosh conveyed to
the business interests of the town that
II $500 was raised to assist in purchase
of q desirable site, the firm would locate
/ here, guaranteeing to build an estab.
lishment 4Sx160 feet in Dimensions,
fashioned after the latest approved meth
DDS. irst-elass in all respects, to cost
from S15, 600 to $50 COO.
At q meeting of the board Of trade it
was found to be the unanimous opinion
that the proposal be accepted. Mayor
Coifiand, G. II Tate and Nels f Fort.
ney were appointed a committee TO soli-
cit subscriptions to make secure the en-
terprise They had little difficulty in
raising the necessary guarantee, and the
company has been go informed Mr.
fiji md Is now In receipt of q letter ad-
vising that the matter is settled in favor
Of Niroqua, and that at the earliest op.
portunity representatives OF the com
pany will come here. make selection Of
site, formulate plans for the big house
and let the contract
The Pre- field Company has long op.
Grated in his section, through Mr. Nab
bett and Nels e Fortney The firm and
their local representatives are a guaran-
tee that Viroqua and the farming com.
munity will be we'll served by them
when they are permanently established
here.
These immense institutions are of in
calculable value to the material and in !
dustriGl avenues of the city. They mean |
that nearly all the tobacco grown in this |
section will be worked here, giving en- |
Tloyment to our people, aiding in in |
creasing our population, adding proper |
ty value 10 the tax rolls Besides it ia |
OF inestimable value 10 farmers to have |
then be assured that their deliveries may !
be made at such season as is convenient |
to them A choice of time and delivery |
mean very much TO growers, rs they |
all testify
Fred Eckhart, who has long been one |
of the heavy dealers in Vernon county's |
large tobacco harvests intimates that /
he will add another expensive packing |
house to those already owned and man
aged by him in this city.
Thus Viroqua is certainlY making |
headway. The tide has turned materi-
ally in our favor. Let the good work |
proceed along all lines.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
ITrom the Cashton Record J

Operator George Fawcett and little
son, Arnold, of Viroqua, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dickson.
Miss Alma Steenberg of yiroqua.
spent a couple of days in town, visiting
T. j Thorson and family
pr Carl Peterson was at viroqna
Sunday While there he purchased
thoroughbred cocker spaniel dog.
Mr.. Nels Solverson of Viroqua, who
hnys tobacco for the Il. G. Boldsn com
pany. Of Milton. was receiving tobacco
here yesterday He received five car
loads at Westby, Wednesday.
Monday afternoon the entire force AZ
the tobacco warehouse. including over
seeta and souo OF tns utiicerH. lined ut,
in front Of the huilding tO have their
pictures taken.
l. W, Hepler and family. who reside
between here and Westby, will leave
today for Cedar County, Mississippi.
where they intend to make their home.
Mr Hepler purchased an elegant so.
arre farm in that state. They will take
ali their household goOds, atoek ami
larm implements,
Mrs John w Appleman and daugh-
ter isha, returned from Kansas. where
they have been visiting for a compile ~
months
L. f. Crume and family are spending
q few days in Vernon and Crawford
counties visiting friends Mr.. Crume
sold his place in the village and will
move to South Dakota in the spring.
At the last session of ths village
council an ordinance was passed in ref
erence to using bad or indecent language
and fighting or yelling so as to disturb
the peace.
The editor and little son spont Satur-
day in Viroqua While there we had
the pleasure of going through the new
public library. = is modern building,
we'll lighted, ventilated and heated, and
has floors of cork and tables and chairs
Of the finest make 1t is building our
neighbors ought TO be proud of. The
new Southeastern depot is also hand
some aud convenient little building.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Irros. the lIIIsporo sentry =

W. G. Aulsebrook got in a car load OF
butter tubs for the Hillsboro creamery,
Mrs. Peter Shear of TrippyilIe died
from pneumonia. She has been sick for
about two weeks.
b. /. Bailey has leased the ground
where George Feight operated his saw
mill and will put in new mill in few
days. Lind Bros. who purchased
the Feight mill. will move that mill
to their lumber yard where they
will do custom saving
Robt. Rowley Sr. has sold his farm
located southeast of town to John Walk.
er of Hills Prairie. The farm consists
Of 62 acres and the price paid was 81, 500.
Mr.. Rowley informs us that he will 20
to GAINESVILLE to reside the coming sum
mer, but expects to return to Hillsboro.
in the fall
Hillsboro high school basket ball team
defeated Sparta school team in a game
played here Saturday, by score of 25
to p. This is the second game the
Hillsboro high school has won from
Sparta this season.
Two marriages were solemized here
Tuesday by Rev. +. Czech The con-
tracing parties were Joseph Vrbsky TO
Mary Shema, both of Greenwood and
Frank Havilek Of Dilly to Anna Stanek.
Both couple are well known young peo-
pie in their localities
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

Dr. Gaines and family and company
from Chicago spent SUNDAY With tie
Doctors parents at Viroqua.
y Creamery Company has been or
ganized up the river, and a factory will
he built at once on the Ole Olesou place.
Success to the new Company.
Rev. c. G. Chandler has resigned his
position as pastor of the Free Methodist
church at this place. and departed on
Mondays train for Burtrum. Mimi,
where he has accepted a new charge.
Married by Court Commissioner A. f.
Drew, February Is. Mr.. Stebben Gudg.
con OF Webster, and Miss Bertha Philips
of stark They are favorabIv known
Young people, the groom is the son al
Orsa (indgeon and the bride a dauRh.
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Phillips
Lhey go to house keeping on the Marion
Dyer farm south of the village.
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lFrom the westhy Times.

There were 81 baskets sold at the
basket social in the Leum school house
Saturday night netting sl2.71. A spIen-
did program was rendered by MilIie
Storbakken.
The tobacco sizsrs at Cashton went
out On strike on Tuesday. A certain
party was laid off because his work was
not satisfactory and some of the workers
quit.
Mr. and Mrs, d. E. Smith entertained
the finch club at their place Tuesday
evening, After the ladies had played sew
eFal games their husbands arrived and
surprised Mr.. and Mrs Smith. A. II.
Dahi in behalf of the finch club, pres
ented Mr.. and Mrs. Smith with a nice
center table.
Anton Holtet who came to this conn.
try from Norway last summer and whr
has relatives in the Kickapoo, accident
| ally lost four fingers of the left han.
| yesterday morning about nine o'clocl
! while saving wood with circle sgw
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nr A p Minshall met with a pecul
lar and quite severe injury On Tuea-
day morning when he opened the door 70
his furnace blast of coal gas met him
with such force that he was thrown sew
eral feet His face and hands we're quite
severely burned, bat the injuries will
not be Of permanent nature On the
afternoon train he went to n la Crosse
hospital to have his woundR cRrel -nr
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Rnsincss nlnrk Sold

The Casson brick block Of two storcs,
80 long owned 10y ths Cassou estate has
been purchased by Mr. Fred Eckharlt
to whom the title will pass us soon as
soon az possible. The property is desir-
able from poin of location aud other.
wise, and Mr.. Eckhart is 20 be cOngrat-
ulated on his new possession,
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A silver weddine Anniversary.

At their farm home near Coon Val
ley. February 18th, Mr. and Mrs G. A.
Neprud celebrated their twenty.fiith, or
silver wedding anniversary. 1t was the
occasion for assembling OF hundred
neighbors. relatives and friends, who
CAV them a surprise and spent most
happy evening, presenting Mr. and Mrs
Neprud with substantial tokens OF
friendship