Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-17
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Wisconsin News fromsAil Parts
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"A Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
train was wrecked by a broken wheel
at Saxon but nc. one was injured.
u Attorney General gSturdeVant has de-
cideda that cities can impose an addi-
tional fee upon peddlers to that im-
posed by the state s4 aa,g / asEs4
q Postoffiee. Inspector Reidenbach lev
led a fine of $40 against, Arthur Franz
of gKaukauna for having violated sec.
ton 4S4 of the postal laws and regula-
tons. 4y-sSrs.a ~,1-ges. a.zt 4a @.aa-
Kleptomaniac. goods" in Chad
bourne hail. University of Wisconsin,
have. been, making periodical hauls.
Petty thieyery is also reported in some
of the sorority houses IA 4Faaa
AS an aftermath of Halloween
crowd of young men carried away the
jail at the village of Fair Oaks and set
the structure down on the lake snore'
a quarter of a mile away. .,
The GAINESVILLE police have been ask
ed to locate Mrs. Bertha Frank Miller,
a bride of a-few months, who pac4ed
up her belongings during her hus-
bands absence and disappeared.
The Chicago & Milwaukee Electric
Railway company has purchased the
Quaker lodge camp on the river front
at Racine. 1t is the intention to either
lease the property or fit UP a park with
dancing pavilion.
John Schmitt, thirty years old, a Ia
borer, died in the office of Dr.. f. A.
Lyman at Madison from heart trouble
caused by kidney disease. He was
widower, and one OF his children Is
sick with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Simpson, librarian
at the normal school at Stevens Point,
has resigned to take a similar position
in the Ypsilanti, Mich, normal school.
She will be succeeded by Miss Ethel
SAWYER of South Meridian, Conn.
While freight train was in process
of switching on the Omaha sidetrack
at Clear Lake Carl Koen, a section
hand, was accidentally run over by a
moving car The car passed over his
thighs. He died in the hospital
In the circuit court at Madison
Judge Stevens sustained the demurrer
of Herman c.. Winters to the complaint
of George E. Fess in the suit brought
bv the latter to have the office.cf depu-
ty state oil inspector restored to him.
The Wisconsin capitol commission
is advertising for bids. for laying the
foundation for the west wing Of the
new state house. The foundation walls
are to be Of cement, four and a halt
feet thick. The. cost will be about $lo'-
00O.
The Kenosha Civic federation won
It's first. victory when Andrew. >An ll1a
son, proprietor of big pleasure re-
sort known as Anderson's Park, at
Kenosha, was fined for permitting
gambling devices to be maintained ana
operated at the park. " -++~ Al
s Deputy Game Warden 5Klellst was
fired ongby five Chicago hunters on
Lake Elizabeth near eKenosha. a He
says they attempted, to drown MN
lone of, his .assailants was thrown into
the lake in. the struggle, but was, res
Ireued by Kleist, who. arrested t the e, party
Hugh r Edwards, a prominent con-
/ tractor. of Racine and we'll X known
throughout the state, fell from the roof
of the Racine high school building, dy-
ing before he, could be placed on the
operating table. 4 sMr. Edwards was
born in 1849, and has been g contract
or since the age, Of fifteen. LIZ
During the closing service OF the
union evangelfstic meetings at Hart
ford some one cut the "a electric Light
wire which runs to the big tabernacle.
The great congregation would haVd
been left in total darkness had it not
heen for some lamps which mad been
provided for a contingency.
.Reports have been sent out from d
number of cities in the Northwest this
fall about bears being killed in the city
limits. but it remains for Superior TO
ton all stories for big game huntlng IN
the city with timber wolf killed IN
the city limits. On Thursday ole one
stead. a resident of the South end
killed a large wolf near his home.
Hansche Bros.s6 largest CABBAGE
growers in the great belt adjacent TO
Racine and Kenosha counties, shipped
the first carload. Of .cabbages over the.
new Chicago !. &, Milwaukee ELECTRIC
railway, for. st. Louis, Mo. From Chi /.
cago it. goes via the Illinois Central!
the only steam road that has consent consent
ed to do business with the electric
line. ss ~
'The- four-year-old. son Of Dan NC
Donald of Chippewa Falls was badly
scalded and may beIdisfgured for, life
as the. result. of coming in contact with
boiling soup. The little. one was play
ing, near "a gasoline stove which was
propped up on two chairs hal !. He mani
aged to pull away one Of the chairs
and the boiling soup, kettle was hurled
upon him. The timely arrival Of as
sistance saved the youngsters life.
Fred. Hoeff, SO widely heralded
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