The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-31
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Briefs.
Wisconsin
News From
All Parts of
the State.
Carl Otto has been elected chief OF
the WATERFOWL fire department.


the WATERFOWL fire department.
A. B. Kinney of Ottawa, Mimi. is at
Washburn to build creamery to cost
over $4,000.
The Ashland grand jury has resum-
ed it's labors, having been in session
fourteen days.
The two-year-old child of Myron
Beggs of Plainfield drank medicine and
| died within an hour.
The store of Rasmus Hanson at Nc,
Allister was robbed, $25 being taken
| from the till and $14 from a slot ma
chine.
Cracksmen operated at Hortonville
and blew the safe in the Office of the
Hortonville Brewing company, secur-
ing 500 in cash.
While cutting feed on his farm near
Woodland, julius Groth, aged thirty
one years, was instantly killed by a
bursting f1ywheel.
The academy board of the naval &C
ademy has consented to the resigna-
ton of Midshipman Reginald F. Lud-
| low of Wisconsin
Married in Germany on March 10,
1856, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pammel OBJ
served their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary at La Crosse,
The city of La Crosse, as a munich
pal corporation, is worth 81, 523 1913, ac-
cording TO an inventory just complet-
ed by the city council.
The Manitowoc city council has or
dered Fire Chief Kratz to file an item
lied statement of the cost of the fire
department each month
Conductor Fem of the Omaha road
broke his leg alighting from a car at
Ashland Junction. A special train
took him back to Ashland.
The Woodenware company of Dun
das, which lost its plant by fire some
time ago, has hebuilt with large fac
tory and will begin operations at once,
:
Charles Mcdonald, son of J. D. Nc
Donald, formerly of Chippewa Falls,
was instantly killed by falling tree
at Bellingham, Wash. He was thirty
four years old.
The Rev. John Mckinney of West
field, n. Y, has accepted the call OF
Christ Episcopal church and will take
charge of the parish on May /, The
church has been in search of pastor
since the resignation of the Rev, A. II,
Darlington in November last.
The body of Levi NJ. Thompkins was
round in the west branch of the Fond
du LIZ river. It is believed that in go
ing home Mr.. Thompkins, who was
eighty years old, fell off the embank-
ment near the river and died from the
Injuries which he received.
Chicago theatrical men connected.
with the Chicago opera house syndl-
cate have been in Racine talking OPP
era house. They offered $4,000 Tor
the Belle City opera house, but the
owners Of the house have been asking
$45, 900.
Mrs Ral1ingtOn Booth, while in ASH
land, intimated that she may be forced
TO give up work for year on account
of her health She will inspect the
work at the head of Lake Superior, out
will not do any public speaking. She
will trv the effect of the bracing Lake
Superior climate before deciding on
her future plans.
Delegates of the Southern Wisconsin
and Northern Illinois Picnic assOcla'
tion of the Modern Woodmen OF Amer
lea will meet at Freeport, ILL.,, to de-
eide upon the place and date for mold
ing the Dicnic next June. The assOcia-
tion last wear voted to go to Freeport,
but some question has arisen as to the
possibility of going to that city.
:
Because the Milwaukee road operat-
ed a mail car the door Of which was
not tight, allowing a draft to blow
through a crack, H. M. Decker, mail
clerk residing at Fairmont, Mimi, has
lust been awarded $1,000. The plant
iff was taken i'll in La Crosse and
suffered a siege of pneumonia. His
suit alleges his illness was due to the
condition of the car.
Daniel B. Deyoe, said to be the only
man in Wisconsin who owns church,
has lost his unique distinction. lie
was the owner of the Lutheran church
at West Salem, but has transferred
the church to the La Crosse Valley
Evangelical Lutheran society, the Min
doro Evangelical Lutheran society and
the Burns Evangelical Lutheran soci-
ETY..