Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-11-14

Tor stealing a horse is almost to be
paroled. He is 80 years old.
At Berlin Carl Clark, aged 81, was &C
cidentally shot and killed by a COM
panion while hunting.
Peter Hoffman of the town of Mil
adore, Wood county, was killed in a
runaway accident. His wife suffered a
broken leg and other injuries.
Mrs. Hannah Amelia Getting, aged
81 years, of Red Cloud, Neb., died at
the home Of her brother, Salmon Up
son, in the town of Bristol, Kenosha
city.
Andrew Ravy, a trapper, was
brought to Rhinelander with his left
hand shot away and the thumb OF his
right hand shattered. the result OF the
accidental discharge Of his shotgun.
Near Chippewa Falls Charles Hen
messy, farmer, was found uncon.
scious in the woods, where he had
been twenty-seven hours. He died few
hours after. The cause OF death Is
mystery.
Superior is to be tight town after
another week. Mayor Linley has Is
sued to Chief OF Police McKinnon no
tice to the effect that all saloons
should be closed at IL o'clock at
night.
Charging that she used a knife on
his COW, cutting several gashes that
required the services of a veterinar-
ian, Amt Olson has caused the arrest
OF Mrs. M. M. Barber, cook at a Hay.
ward hotel.
George Snidervin, who was found
guilty of conducting blind pig" in
the town of Waterford, near Racine,
was fined $50 and costs, and took an
appeal. withdrew his appeal and paid
the court 10000.
At Marshfleld Frank Eckes, aged
10, while showing cousin his new
shotgun, accidently discharged the
weapon and the charge striking his g.
year-old sister Beatrice in the abdo-
men, killed her instantly.
Mary War Cloud, the Indian who
was seriously injured at the Indian
mission at the time of Albert De.
corah's murder, died at the Prairie du
CHEN Jail. DEBORAH was murdered at
a dance on the night of October 27.
Ernest Borkenhagen Jr.. of Ply.
mouth. while hunting near Adell was
shot In the foot. His companions had
located a rabbit under brush heap
and when 1t ran. three guns spoke at
once. One of the charges penetrated
the foot OF Borkenhagen.
Boardman Brothers made a single
haul Of fish with a net at Harpers
Ferry, near Prairie du Chen, In which
they took from slough $4,000 pounds
of buffalo, carp and sheephead. The
fish will net them in the neighbor.
hood of $1,000.
Mrs. Minnie Tinker, wife of a La
Crosse business man, was found dead
by her husband when he returned for
dinner. Death was attributed to heart
disease. The deceased was the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Johanna Herman, principal
pany, and was AZ years of age.
In court before Judge John Good.
land at Appleton, savage verbal at
tack was made on Attorney Frank NJ.
Hoyt of Milwaukee by James Dono-
van, millionaire lumberman, of Chi
cago, who is suing La Flora s. Baker,
Senator Thomas G. Plat and J. Platt
Underwood for s10,000,000. Donovan's
suit against Baker dates back thirty
seven years, when they were partners
in the lumber business.
William ]. Carney OF Milwaukee, an
assistant to c. c. Wait of the Interna.
tional Harvester company. was acct.
dentally shot and killed while hunting
ducks on the east shore of Green Bay
near Point Sable, ten miles from
Green Bay. While concealed in the
hide" fight of ducks passed over
the heads of the party. All three fired
at once. and the shot from one or
three guns entered Carney's body.
At Pewaukee in accordance with the
petition signed by many residents Of
the village the school board has called
a special meeting at which their &C.
ton in calling for the resignation of
Miss Helen Roberts, the assistant
principal. which caused walkout OF
the students, win be considered. The
impression prevails that the board will
stand pat" on its action in dis
charging Miss Roberts and interesting
developments are expected.
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