Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-11-07
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his gun while hunting near Mantle.
voc.
Fred Lamred of New Richmond
agel fifteen years, accidentally wound.
ed himself while hunting near Deer
Park.
M. J. O'Connell's livery and feed
stable at Prentice was destroyed by
fire. Four horses were burned to
death.
Mrs. Anna Blumer, widow of Matthias
Blumer, pioneer of La Crosse, is dead
of chronic bronchitis, aged seventy
four years.
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The steamer Cormorant of the Ed
ward Hine Lumber company's fleet
caught fire and burned to the waters
edge at Bayfield,.
George Delyria of Waupaca was Sc
verely scalded by the breaking OF
steam pipes in the Wisconsin Granite
company's plant.
Peter Kelley was instantly killed al
Augusta by falling from the west
bound passenger train. He was drawn
under the wheels and cut in two.
The GAINESVILLE lodge of Eagles have
taken in some 200 members, and are
planning to erect large club house
with athletic grounds adjacent.
Congressman John NJ Nelson OF
Madison has secured a residence in
Washington for the winter and will
take his family there next. week.
Daniel Mcmahon, Jr, of Oconomo
woe accidentally shot himself in the
thigh while cleaning his rifle prepare
tory to starting on a hunting trip.
While working on a corn shredder
near Appleton John Saltzabel had his
hand crushed in the machine SO badly
that amputation at the wrist was nee
essary.
Mrs. Nicholas Kitowski of Carson
was literally blown to pieces by the ex
plosion of stick of dynamite that
had been placed on the kitchen stove
to dry.
Announcement is made that the
Wisconsin Business Educators asso
citation will hold it's annual meeting
in Oshkosh Friday and Saturday, Nov
20 and 80
Picking up a neighbours rife that
wasn't loaded" Alfred Austin OF
Milton accidentally discharged the
weapon and the shot tore Off three
fingers of his hand
A. L. Hawley, who nearly murdered
his wife two weeks ago, was bound
over to the circuit court at Baraboo
in $4,000 bonds, which he could not
produce, and was taken to Jail.
A state bank with a capital stock
of $4,000 has been organized al
Marshfield and will be open about
Jan. l. The stock is held largely by
local business men and farmers.
The white veil was conferred upon
Misses Margaret Hennessey and Eliz.
abeth Feeney at st. Patrick's church
at GAINESVILLE by the Rev. John Copus
of Marquette college, Milwaukee.
1t was decided at the national con.
vention of the American Society OF
Equity at Indianapolis, Ind, to hold
the next state convention of Wiscon
sin in Eau Claire on Jan. 16, II and
10, 1908
While playing tag with a number OF
his schoolmates, Donald Miller, aged
nine, of Fond du Lack, was run over
by heavy dray wagon loaded with
coal He died from the result of his
injuries.
Setting fire to a miniature bonfire
on the kitchen floor, the three-year
old son of Fred Lenns of Lannon
caused the death of his infant brother.
The flames spreading, set the baby's
dress on fire
Charles Martin, a tramp, was sen
fenced by Judge Stevens in the cir.
cult court at Madison to seven years
in the state prison for burglarizing a
store at Rockdale, Dane county, sew,
eral months ago.
After threatening to kill his wife,
driving her from the house and spin.
tering the furniture in drunken
rage, Charles Dewing, a laborer of La.
Crosse, has been landed in the county
Jail for ten days.
Mrs. Sarah Ferguson has begun
suit against the F. G. & c.. A. Stanley
Company of Chippewa Falls for $40.
900, claiming that they are responsi.
bic for the death of her husband, who
was killed by falling from a wagon
last October
A skin grating operation was per.
formed by doctors of Eau Claire on
the child OF Charles Hotvedt. The
skin from a Jorge portion of the back
was burned off in fire, but it's life
has been saved by friends contribut
ing skin, and the child is now out OF
all danger.
A great stir has been caused in the
exclusive circles in Kenosha on &C
count of the arrest of a Chicago wo.
mans tailor who was operating a suit
club in Kenosha and other cities. The
club was one exclusively for women,
and many of the best known women
OF kenosha were in the club. The
suits promised failed to arrive.
Roadmaster Penn of the Mineral
Point division of the Milwaukee road
has ordered all section men to be dis
charged. Only two section men have