Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-03-24
WITHIN OUR BORDERS.

Richard BammesSel, 81, is dead at his
mothers home in Oshkosh
Harry Odeburns, working in Schroe-
der lumber camp near Saxon, took car
bolic acid, dying in agony.
At a mass meeting an organization was
effected and stock subscribed to erect a
farmers elevator at Brandon.
In the, presence of several hundred peo-
pie the new Scandinavian Baptist church,
built at cost of $4,000, was dedicated
in Racine.
II. A. Freitag of Mentello were con-
sumed by fire, together with a team of
horses and one COW.
BY the overturning of canoe in the
Rock river at Beloit Miss Bessie Girls
void, 20 years old, was drowned. Her
brother Ben, Is years old, may die.
The Daniel Shaw Lumber Company
has transferred 6456 acres of land to
Adam Bran of Madison for $56,213 The
land is in Chippewa and Taylor counties.
The chair of rhetoric has been estab-
lished at Lawrence university and Prof.
o. z. Fairfield of Alfred college, Alfred
Center, N. Y, has been elected to fill the
place.
John Kostalek of Milwaukee, instructor
in chemistry in the University of Wis
consin faculty, was painfully injured in
an elevator accident in the chemistry
building.
John Ruth, for twenty years cashier
of the bank of Arcadia, is charged with
a $4,000 shortage, which the directors
have made good through assessment 1t
is said Ruth admitted to the directors
that he took $4,000.
Freight on the Northwestern railroad
in Sheboygan is showing a gradual in
crease. There are four day and one night
switching engines in use every day, and
the traffic is almost as large as before
the business depression.
Lawrence Grotenhuis, D. was suffo-
Gated in Oostburg by fumes from a coke
furnace in the warehouse of the COST
burg Canning Company. Although alive
when found, he was unconscious and
died while being carried home.
The farm home of John Donthitt, near
Westboro, was destroyed by fire while
the mother was outside The stove ex-
ploded, and her three small children
years old, years old, and a baby, were
burned to death. The father was away,
too.
Station Agent Copeland at Jefferson
Junction has discovered there is a large
timber wolf encamped under the depot.
Although there have been plenty of OPP
portunities to shoot it, the inhabitants
have refrained in the hope they might
catch il alive.
During the thirty days beginning Feb.
6 and ending March 6. the Secretary of
State received claims for bounty on 232
wolves and 239 wild cats and lynxes.
The taxpayers paid $6,074 during the
thirty days in an effort 10 rid the State
of destructive wild animals.
The first agricultural extension course
given at the Winnebago county agricul-
tural school in Finneconne by the Uni
versity of Wisconsin proved so success
full that it has already resulted in a sec
ond course, to be given at the Marinette
county agricultural school in Marinette.
March 1920.
Refusing to eat. unable to sleep and
in a condition bordering on nervous pros
tration. Charles Hayes, under arrest for
the killing Of his nephew. William Kuch-
imberg. at Maple Grove, is fast becoming
a shadow of his former self He has
lost more than twenty-five pounds.
After fleeing to China in an effort to
escape a prison sentence. Horace G. Nc
Kinley of La Crosse brought back under
axfr -ffn ~
off with the small sentence of two years
in the county Jail at Portland. Ore, and
a fine of $500 for completely in the
Oregon land frauds.
Andrew Gloushak is not guilty OF the
murder of Gabriel Vongel. SO declared
a jury in the Superior Court in Superior
after celebrating less than an hour Self
defense was the plea.
At Magnan. machine operator at the
Nickel theater in Racine. was severely
burned as a result of q blaze following
an explosion of picture machine. Mag
nan was operating the machine when
spark from the electric light ignited the
films. an explosion followed and the front
part of the building was quickly enyel-
oped by fire. Sixty persons in the thea
ter made a rush for safety. No one was
hurt.
Plans are being made by the steel trust
for the construction of houses in Spirit
Lake and a village viii be started there
as soon as the weather conditions are
favorable. The houses viii be of con-
crete blocks. Concrete viii not only be
used for dwellings. but viii be made use
of in many of the large buildings.
Death of husband. wife and daughter
is the fate that has befallen the family
of Dyer Austin of Chippewa Falls since
Feb % Mrs. Austin died Feb. a and
her daughter, Mrs. William Greasy. pass
ed away Feb. %. Mr.. Austin died more
recently. Another daughter. Safe Aus
tin, is on her death bed, All the deaths
were DE IL grip.