Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
BADGER BRIEFS.
Wisconsin News from All Parts
of the State.


The Rev. w. B. Thorn of Marnette
has resigned to accept call from the
Springfield, ILL.,, diocese.
Within two days Joseph Theusch,
mead of cattle by death from anthrax.
The First Bank of Ingram has been
organized with a capital stock of $10,-
900. T. H. Blackburn has been chosen
cashier.
Richard Hamilton Of Crivitz was
bound over on charge of manslaugh-
ter in the death of DR.. Conover during
a charivari.
Lambert Clark, young man promi-
nent socially and in business affairs
in Menomonie, died suddenly aged
twenty years.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Nelson of
E'eva were returning from Colorado
with their son Carl, aged eighteen, he,
died on the way.
Burglars entered the postoffice at
Marine Mills, blew the safe and es-
capped with SITS worth of stamps and
rs cents in cash.
The Germania National Bank OF
Milwaukee has been approved as a re-
serve agent for the First National
Bank of Clintonville.
The. Swedish Lutherans of Cumber
land will soon build brick and stone
church. The new church will cost APP
proximately $4,000.
Omer Chase of Greenleaf shot her,
self with a revolver. Grief over the
death of a younger brother is said to
have caused the suicide.
Mrs. Theresa Miller of Racine has
presented to the st. Roses church the
largest organ in that city in memory
of her husband, Joseph Miller.
A fine of 500 was imposed by Statey
Commissioner Of Banking M. G. Bergh|
upon one of. the banks which was der
elect in promptly filing certain re-
quired reports.
The new gymnasium of the Young,
Womens Christian association at La
Crosse has been opened for public in
spection. A barn was remodeled at
q cost of $4,000.
Fred Beebe, former Cub twirler, now
with the st. Louis Baseball club, is TO-
become a benedict. Beebe will be
married to Miss Maude Standard OF
Oshkosh, at La Grange, Ill.
John Baxter has started suit at
Kenosha for divorce from his wife, al
leging desertion. He claims that Mrs.
Baxter deserted him after she learned
that he was not wealthy man.
Robert Void was shot and perhaps
mortally wounded by companion, and
is at a hospital at Chippewa Falls.
His left arm, side and shoulder are
peppered with shot His companions
did not think the gun was loaded.
Ernest Bluhm, arrested at GAINESVILLE.
on charge of tampering with the rear
door Of the Bostwick dry goods store,
was released, the evidence not being
sufficient to hold him. Bluhm recently
finished a two years sentence at Wau1
pun.
The body of man was found on thet
tracks at Corliss minus the head. Fur-i
Their search revealed the head 200 feet!
north. The man had been struck by
fast passer ger train. Papers on his
person showed that Ire was w. E. Ryan
Of Chicago. E
Charles Maur, who was on trial at
Black River Falls for three days, was
found guilty and sentenced to the
Green Bay reformatOry for one year.
His crime was soliciting advertising
for the Badger State Banner and coll
lecting money thereon. !
The common council Of Racine in a
committee meeting, by a majority
vote, decided to demand that the Mill
waukee Electric Railway and Light
company be compelled to place con-
duits on State, Wisconsin, Douglas and
Washington avenue lines by Jan. 1.
Thomas III. Purtell of Madison, UNI
successful candidate for the Republic
an nomination for state insurance
commissioner, reports that he spent
S61S.50 for campaign purposes Con-
gresham Edward S. Minor Of Stur-
geon Bay, defeated for denomination,
spent 1888.
Louis Conroy, the bartender of Osh-
kosh shot by Michael Madl, hack
driver, in a Main street saloon, is dead.
An autopsy revealed the fact that the
bullet, which remained in the body till
death, must have necessarily proved
fatal. Conroy was IL years of age,
and leaves wife and child. Madl is
held on q charge of murder
While Mrs. Louis Doten Of La
Crosse telephoned to the police sta
ton that burglar had entered her
house the intruder made good his es-
cape The burglar was seen to enter
the house by Mrs. Doten. who was in
another part of the building, and
while he was ransacking dresser a
message was sent to the police.
Miss Elsie Ruth Maudlin of Ripon