Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-07-23
Martin Dahlstrom of Winchester
was fined $25 for carrying milk In un-
sanitary cans.

William Lachenmeier was over
come by heat at Fountain City, and
| died from the effects.
Sixty-four medical students. five Of
whom were women, took the state ex-
animation at Madison.
The warehouse of John Hible at
| Highland was destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000; partly insured.
The $4,000 needed for Young
Mems Christian association building
at Green Bay have been raised
The Amigo water plant is being
surveyed by engineers representing
the state rate commission.
The Rev. Leslie Lee Sanders has re-
signed the pastorate of Tabernacle
Baptist church at La Crosse.
Two young men, both apparently
from good families, drowned at Mil
waukee when swimming in Milwaukee
river.
The old Adams house at Green
| Bay, built in 1855, may be replaced by
a modern hotel, plans for which have
been prepared.
w. S.>Jeffris has been elected presi-
dent of the fire and police commission
| Of n
named secretary.
Mrs. Alex Mcdonald, thirty years
old, of Mellen took carbolic acid
while demented. She leaves a hus-
band and two children.
Mrs. William Sharpless of Menasha
was badly burned by steam which es-
capped from boiler while she was do
ing the family washing.
In runaway accident caused by a
passing motorcycle, Mrs. e. " Benja-
min of Cumberland, jumping out Of
the rig, sustained severe injuries.
John Dulany the young man who
struck a hidden rock when he made
high dive in the Eau Claire river at
Eau Claire, is dead of conclusion Of
the brain.
AS the result of being kicked by
COW, Michael Murphy died at La
Crosse hospital. He was struck in the
abdomen and his intestines were found
badly injured.
The new st. Nicholas hospital at
Sheboygan, erected at a cost of $780,
900, will be completed within month.
The present hospital buildings will be
used for home for the aged
Mrs Val Eschwig was badly Injured
while returning to Rhinelander from
Lake George, where she and her hus-
band had spent the day. The horse
they were driving ran away.
AS a result of being stabbed six
times with scissors by her husband at
Colfax two weeks ago, Mrs. John
Welsh died at her home. Her husband
was adudged insane shortly after the
crime
Albert Hanson, twenty-nine years
old while swimming in the Eau Claire
river at Eau Claire, was drowned by
reason of his bathing suit slipping
down around his feet, entangling them
so he was helpless.
Acting on advices from ChebOygan,
Mich, Chief of police Maurice StrauD
of Rhinelander has arrested Mrs. Myr-
tie Durham and William Smith, both
of Cheboygan, who are wanted there
on a charge Of elopement.
The saloon of Chris Peterson at
Kenosha was entered by burglars dur
inc a storm on Sunday night and cash
to the amount of $50 was taken The
police have arrested Edward Buchanan
of Kenosha on charge of being the
burglar. rH
George Reubador, a news agent on
the Wisconsin Central railroad while
dreaming he was in railroad wreck
Jumped through a window of his room
to the pavement at Mellen. One arm
and one leg was broken and his face
bruised. He was taken to the Ashland
hospital. ..-!
Sam Moorehead pleaded guilty at
La Crosse to the charge of obtaining
money under false pretense, and was
sentenced to ninety days in Jail. His
alleged accomplice, Miss Jeanne De
Roa, will have hearing Monday.
They are charged with having mulct-
ed business men of So each by fake
magazine subscriptions. ,..s.t>
Railroad detectives as well as local
officers are busy trying to bring about
the arrest Of freight car robbers in
Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire There
seems to have arisen an epidemic of
freight car thefts lately, and thus far
the detectives and officers have been
unable to check it. The robbers seeE2
to be after groceries and wearing ap-
parel.
With impressive ceremonies the
cornerstone of the new st. Josephs
Catholic church at Rice Lake has been
laid In the absence of the Rt. Rev.