The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-06-09

Ou u6Sudy anu wednesday, june 10
| and 20.
DR.. F. r. Garlock has been appointed
aid de camp of the staff of the national
commander Of the Grand Army of the
Republic, James Tanner.
Maynard & Newton's cigar store at
Fond du Lac was entered and some
thing like $35 was taken from the cash
| register. A negro who was at one time
employed as porter is suspected
The thirty seventh anniversary of
the Freethinkers' association of La
Crosse county was held in Bostwick
Valley. The address was delivered by
Adolf Falbisaner. Band concerts were
| given.
All of the prisoners in the Fond du
Lac county Jail have been removed to
Oshkosh to be confined there until
their terms of sentence are completed,
Jail is finished.
Roy Rockwell, aged Is years. was
killed by falling off the Pioneer Limit
ed on the Milwaukee road ten miles
east of Portage. He was asleep with
his partner Vincent hurry, on the
blind baggage and fell off. The two
had run away from their homes in
Chicago.
About $50 employees of the North
Wisconsin Lumber and Manufacturing
company at Hayward went on a strike
for ten hours and the same wages they
were receiving for eleven hours. They
returned to work a few days later on
the ten hour basis on ten hour basis
of pay.
The Waupaca wooden mills, formerly
owned by John Evans, have been sold
to Proctor Brothers of Genesee, who
are well known wooden manufacturers
and who will start the Manufacture of
wOmen's felt hats. The mills are run
by water power. The mills have been
closed for some time.
The Menomonie High school will
graduate a class of thirty-two this
week. The Stout training schools will
award sheepskins to a class of thirty
| five at the same time. The week will
be crowded with school events, and it
will be full of interest to those con-
cerned in education.
Arrangements have been completed
for the organization of a commandery
of Knights Templars at Kenosha. The
new cOmmandery has received a spe-
cial dispensation from the grand lodge
and will begin work early in June. Col.
w. w. Strong has been named as emf
nent commander of the new command
cry.
While blasting rock in the stone
quarry of Pat Deneen at CranetOwn, a
little settlement south of Glenwood,
William Campbell was instantly killed
by flying rock. He had prepared a
charge of dynamite and lighted the
fuse and stepped back, but did not
get far enough away. He was about 80
years of age.
Selection of the third member of the
board of appraisers to act in fixing the
valuation of the Manitowoc Water
Works company plant, in view of pur-
chase by the city, will be attempted on
Tuesday, when Messrs. M. G. Jeffris of
GAINESVILLE for the water company and
Judge Simon GiI1en of Sheboygan for
the city, will meet
The George Richmann Sons company
Of Kalamazoo, Mich, which has the
contract to build a new ManitowOc
courthouse, was awarded the contract
also for the changes in the building
calling for Bedford stone cornices, bal
lustrades and terra Gotta ornamental
ton. all of which will cost an addi-
tiOnal $4,000. The new courthouse
will, when erected, cost about $18O,0O0.
Articles of incorporation were filed
at Racine recently for the Nickerson
Typewriting company with capital
stock Of $4,000. The incorporators
are James K. Anderson, Milwaukee; F.
Lee Norton and B. B. Northrop, Ra-
cine The Rev A. G. Nickerson Of
Evansville, Tenn, is the inventor OF
the typewriter. He was formerly pas
tor of the First Methodist Episcopal
church of Racine.
William G. Nash, arrested in Massa-
chusetts on a charge Of forgery was
never a resident of Racine, but was
there in December, 1905, registered at
the Hotel Racine under an assumed
name, and secured check book of the
Manufacturers National bank. These
checks he forged in many large cities
of the United States. Just how much
he secured is not stated, but possibly
it will amount to $4,000.
After a sensational fight by the mem
bers of the ManitoWoc county board OF
supervisors a resolution brought in by
the chairman of the town of Gibson
to the effect that the members OF the