Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-10-29
News Boiled Down

On suspicion of being connected
with the bank robbery at Ladysmith,
Jim Radley, protesting to be a rail.
road man from Green Bay, and James
Clement of Tomahawk Lake were
taken into custody at Rhinelander and
turned over to Sheriff Reed of Lady
smith.
WISCONSIN WAITS.
Gus Beecber, charged with selling
adulterated milk, was fined $25 and
costs at Racine.
According ITO statistics compiled
by the county clerk, 1924 mich
COWS are owned in La Crosse county.
Victor Gusirowski of Port Edwards
has been arrested charged with having
assaulted Mrs. JerdzreWski, 80 years
old.
The next annual meeting Of the
Wisconsin Dairymen's association
will he held at Barron beginning Feb
ruary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v Hall and their
two children of Madison were pois
oned by eating meat, but are now
out Of danger.
The police of Appleton have recoV-
cred something like 500 pounds of
brass stolen from paper mills in the
Fox river valley.
August Nelson, a rarme". residing
on Turtle creek, near Cumberland,
was adjudged insane and committed
to the state insane asylum.
The six Milwaukee hunters who
were arrested at Fox Lake for shoot.
ing in open water pleaded guilty and
were fined $25 and costs each. One
fine being paid, sentence on the other
five was suspended.
Catherine Charette. charged with
taking whisky on the Indian reserVa
ton, was found not guilty at La
Crosse. The defendant was defend
ed by Tom St German, halfbreeC
Indian.
Three deaths within ten days
lhe affection which has visited tn
FAMILY Of M. Jagodinski, a Mantle
voc butcher, whose daughter, Adela
aged years, was the third of th.
family to die Of diphtheria.
THE Chicago & Northwestern rail
way Company has force of $50 mel
laying rails in the old freight yard
ut GAINESVILLE. When the work is fin
ished the double tracking from Chi
cagO to GAINESVILLE will be completed
Albert Dorsey of GAINESVILLE pleaded
guilty TO the charge of receiving
property alleged to have been take1
forcibly from Herman Peschka by one
James Gals and was committed 10 the
state prison for eighteen months.
Due to ptomaine poisoning, caused
it is believed by some chicken served
for dinner, the family Of Jerry Ran
dali Of NeilsVille, for a time was in
precarious condition. A babe tt
which Mrs. Randall had given birth
but few hours before partaking O
the meal died
Frank BeanstaIk was arrested a
Racine on a charge of breaking int
the Christianson meat market at Cor
Iiss and stealing hides bringing then
TO Racine and selling the same fO1
$40. He was bound over for trial
BeanStalk served eighteen months fol
rObbing the pOstOffice at COrIiss.
Upon her promise to reform anC
with the understanding that she cOulC
be sentenced at any time if she failed
TO keep her part of the agreement
Judge GOss of Oshkosh suspended sen
tence upon Irene Dawson, who plead
ed guilty to the charge Of stealing {
suitcase and contents valued at $317
With his foot caught between {
plank and a rail, and unable to ex
tricate it, George Miller, a brakeman
waited for death or serious injury as
a train bore down upon him at Wa
basha. As the train was about to strike
him he threw himself forward anC
saved his life, but his foot was crushed
and amputation was necessary.
A desire to see his wife and child a
st. Paul caused James Leuders of Me
nasha to forge his former employer!
name, Win Wheeler, to three checks
aggregating $3.50 He went to st
Paul, visited a week returned here
and was arrested by the chief of Pc
lice He admits he forged the checks
but says he was homesick for his
family