Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-12-01
NelDs Notes of Wisconsin

MadlSOn.-An echo from the Black
River Falls flood came to the Office
of Secretary of State Frear when the
John Best Packing company fled no
tice of the dissolution of the cor
poration. The resolution of dissolu-
ton filed recites that, whereas, the
recent food in the city Of Black River
Falls has destroyed all the profit-pro-
ducing property of this corporation,
ETC., it is resolved to Immediately dis
solve. The corporation was CAPT
talized at $4,000.
SUPERIOR don't believe that |
did wrong and | believe that l have
the right to take any mans life at
any time declared James Dygert,
former Wood county farmland, when
sentenced to life imprisonment for
the murder of Mrs. Walter Bolton
and Frank e. Rhodes at Anoka,
Mimi, and who was wanted by the
authorities of this county for the al
legged murder OF John Hofsten of
Poplar.
Chippewa Falls.-Special game
wardens state that this fall there
have been 10 per cent more hunters
in the woods than ever before and
the kill of deer is so per cent less,
which shows that deer are getting
more scarce every year. Many hunt
ers are turning their attention to
killing rabbits and thousands of the
big timber rabbits have been carried
home.
Superior deer from a
moving locomotive was the expe-
rience of Engineer Henry Kemmick
AS Kemmick's engine was helping a
coal train over the steep south range
grade deer was seen standing near
the track, evidently blinded by the
headlight Kemmick opened fire and
with several shots brought down his
game.
Racine.-After being married five
years, Charles F. Retert, barkeeper,
has applied for divorce because his
wife, Saloma, is not his wife at all,
as her first husband, Charles Paul
son is living and they were never
legally separated. Retert just dis
is alive and we'll
Kenosha-A formal order has
been served on the saloon men of the
city directing them to refrain from
selling liquor to the inmates of the
Door farm. An effort is now being
made so as to make it possible to
prevent the sale of liquor to every
port from the city.
Madison.-James McLay of Arm
gibbon Clydesdale farm, near James
vile, is the unanimous choice of all
the agricultural colleges of the mid
die west for one of the judges of
the students judging contest at the
International Livestock exposition at
Chicago, Dec. 2 to 8.
Madison.--Tne citizens of Madison
and the county board have been
asked to contribute to a fund to
place Madison Stoner, the first male
the aged. He is now at the county
farm.
Neenah-Charged with abducting
Mabel Keagle, aged 16 years, from
her home at Peoria, ILL.,, C. E. Keller,
% years old, was arrested in this
city and taken to Peoria. Miss Kea-
gle came to this city about a month
ago. Peoria and Chicago police have
been searching for her since that
time.
Madison-The Dane county board
has changed the Office of clerk of the
circuit court from free to a salary
basis. fixing the annual salary of the
clerk at $4,000 and of his deputy at
$1,000. Fees of the Office amount to
practically $4,000 year.
Ashland. Flower of Ca
Die had his arm torn to pieces while
hunting deer. He was aiming at a
deer when some other hunter shot
at the same animal, the bullet pene-
trating Flowers arm, tearing away
the muscles and ligaments from the
elbow to the wrist. The guilty hunt
er decamped, and Flower had to walk
eleven miles for treatment
Plymouth. A record transaction
in Sheboygan county from lands was
made when George Steinke, Ply
mouth, sold his 100 acre carm for
$4,000 to William Miller