Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-08-29
IN BADGERDOM.

A canvass of the situation with ref
erence to this years tobacco crop in
dicates that the crop will be far short
of what was expected.
Attorney Arthur w. Fairchild of
Milwaukee has filed a statement de-
caring that his expenses as legislat-
i've lobbyist of the Wisconsin Gas as
ISOLATION were $500
AT Ripon Mill Nellie Dakin was
seriously and perhaps fatally burned
Neighbors were attracted by screams
and saw Miss Dakin in the yard with
her clothing aUiaze.
Judge George Ciementson of the
fifth judicial circuit mas certified to
the secretary of state that he has ap-
pointed Charles Orion of Lancaster
as official Photographic reporter.
Commissioners of Banking M. c.
Bergh issued a charter to the recently
incorporated Bank of Elkhart Lake,
Sheboygan county, of which George
w. Wolff is president and r. c. Hugo
cashier.
Charley G. Bennett, state superin
tendent of public property, has told
his subordinates tnat If any of them
drank intoxicants while on duty they
would be discharged. Only few OF
tue present members of the force
drink.
Inc second annual convention of
Wisconsin Paid Firemen's association
was held with an attendance of forty.
chief George G. MCCLELLAN of Appleton
Is presiding and Fred Cotton of La
crosse is acting as secretary. Chief
). ii, kranz of Manitowoc is treasurer.
AT kenosha, work on the Henry M.
Simmonds memorial church will be
completed soon, and the dedication OF
the memorial which is 70 take place
the second week in September. will
bring to Kenosha the largest and
most distinguished body of Unitarians
ever seen in Wisconsin.
A wedding of interest took place in
Madison Tuesday, when Miss Marion
Burr Jones, daughter of Professor
Burr w. Jo11s, was married to Walter
McMynn Smith, librarian of the Uni
versity OF Wisconsin. Mr.. Smith orig.
inally came from Sparta.
At Sheboygan WilliamLadwig. aged
10, a bell boy was arrested on a charge
of tampering with the mail at the no.
tel and also on the charge of taking
money from the safe. 1t Is said that
the boy has admitted to the police
that he had taken money and also
opened lette RS.
Governor Davidson appointed rheo-
dore kronshage, Jr,, of Milwaukee,
member of the Milwaukee bar and
graduate of the university, as a mem.
FER of the state board of normal schao
regents to succeed John II. Roemer.
who resigned when he became a mem
Der of the railroad commission.
AT Little Chute the drive-wheel of a
big locomotive pulling a Northwestern
road passenger train dropped while
the train was running forty-five miles
an hour. The cab settled about a foot.
but the train remained on the rails.
The track was blocked two hours.
At Beloit. for the fourth time in
three years, DR.. ID. z. Connell has per.
formed operations for appendicitis on
members of his own family. His sons.
Arthur, aged II. and John, aged 4.
We're stricken. The father hurried
them to- the hospital and operated on
them.
The Bloomer Produce company at
its annual meeting declared a dividend
of 20 per cent. \ proposition to merge
with the American Society of Equity
was voted down. Henry Lebeis, Sr.,
was elected president The annual
amount Of business was S16T,6Ss.6S.
The Fox River Valley Telephone
and Telegraph company, which op-
crates a system at Appleton, has pur.
chased the plant of the Wolf River
Telephone company, which went into
the hands of receiver some years
ago. Creditors will not only receive
full value OF their stock, but divi.
dend
At Kaukauna quick step saved the
life OF George Sairs. foreman OF the
quarry crew in the wheel at the site