The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-24
In saloon fight at City Point, B. r
Falls was seriously injured.


Poynette is to have a $4,000 high
school, the contracts have been let
this week.
The Daniel Wells estate of Milwau-
kee has purchased residence lot in La
Crosse for $17,225.
Gen. Charles King and Adjt Gen
Boardman inspected Comapny I, Sec
ond regiment at Marinette.
Wonewoc farmers have organized
the Farmers Cooperative Dairy com
pany with capital stock of $4,000.
George Klein, Aged thirty-six, a
farmer of Caledonia, Racine county,
was struck by train and instantly
killed.
Lynn H. Fox, secretary of the Ash
land Y. M. G. A., has accepted a call
to the same position with the Kenosha
branch.
A Catholic church has been organ
lied in Evansville, permission to do so
having been granted by Archbishop
Messmer.
John ST. John, the first white set
tier at the head of the lakes, born at
Scion Springs ninety years ago, died
at Superior.
The Volunteers of America have
practically quit work at Racine. Mem
bers admit that no progress has been
made for year.
WenzeI E. Kabat has been removed
from the Outagamie Jail and taken to
Oshkosh for safe keeping until June
4, the date set for his trial.
The pearl button trust has pur-
chased the GAINESVILLE pearl button
plants machinery and plans to re-
move it to Muscatine, Iowa.
AS a result of burns received while
playing with matches, the three-year-
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Lone Rock is not expected to live.
Leo J Doyle of Fond du Lac has
been arrested on the charge OF en-
bezzling $1,966.13 from Sylvester J.
Doyle, with whom he was in partner
ship.
Miss Olive M. Hall of Milwaukee,
Superintendent of the Kenosha hos
pital for three years, has been sue
ceeded by Mrs. Helen Arnold Of Chi
cago.
The Rev. F. Vollebreght of Duck
Creek has been appointed pastor OF
St. Francis church at Holland, to sue
coed the Rev. Van Hootegem, de-
ceased.
The Kenosha Knights of Columbus
Building association was incorporated
with capital stock of $4,000, and 1t
will build temple for the use OF the
order in Kenosha.
While Mrs. Michael Shields of
NIOnches was using carbolic acid her
infant daughter grasped the bottle
and drank a fatal dose. The child
died within an hour.
Charged with spending Two hours in
a basement where there was furnace
fire, Patrolmen Joseph Ochs and Fer
dinand Brunei have been dismissed
from police duty at Fond du Lac.
Louis Kilbourn, a former banker or
Racine and now one of the leading
advisers of Zion City, is out selling
products of Zion City and getting
set of books to be adopted for the city.
Henry La Fayette, an engineer en-
ployed at the O. C. Steenberg COM
pany's sash, door and blind factory at
Fond du Lac, was scalded to death by
the bursting of the exhaust pipe on
the boiler.
Miss Ritter, a tailoress of Beloit, has
fallen heir to $4,000 which was left
her by a Mrs. Wesley OF Muncle, ina.
Miss Ritter once lived with Mrs. Wes-
lev. and is said to have saved her life
in a fire which destroyed the house in
which they were living.
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Mumps have knocked out education
in Sheboygan county and many schools
are closed as a result of the epidemic
Measles are also prevalent, and be-
tween the two the schools at bingham,
Adell, Holland and many other
Of the small districts are closed down.
An early morning fire in the Union
house at Neenah caused panic among
the boarders, who were compelled to
make hasty exits, clad only in their
night clothes. All got out safely,
though there were some narrow es-
capes. The building was destroyed.
The loss is $4,000.
The herds of buffalo and elk on the
Valentine grounds at OconomoWoc
nave been slaughtered, the only ami
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