The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-11-28
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was expended in Ninnebago county
For the relief of INDECENT soldiers and
their families
Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Sturde-
want celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
sary of their welded life.
Racine -Four valuable hunting
dogs have been stolen from Racine
residents in the last three days.
Fond du Lac.-Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Weinstock of this city have celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
wedding.
Depere.-The Brown county board
failed to adopt the mothers pension
plan. 1t appropriated $4,000 for a tu-
berculosis sanatorium.
Sheboygan.-An explosion of gas in
the furnace caused fire at the She
boygan Chair company plant that re.
suited in $500 damage.
Grand Rapids-Acording to the re-
port of the health department for Oc-
tober, just issued, there were IL we'd
dings, 16 births, and seven deaths In
Grand Rapids.
Chippewa Falls--At a short session
Of the common council, H. A. Thomp
son of Colfax was chosen city en-
gineer to succeed l.. G. Arnold. re-
signed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rowe a farm
er who was beaten in his field
by hunters last spring, has instituted
suit against Otto and Arthur Schultz,
Milwaukee, for $4,000 damages.
Madison.-The insane man taken at
Syon and brought to the jail at Madi-
son on the charge of being wild
man. was taken to the asylum at Men
dota.
Madison.-Thomas Seth, rural
free delivery mail carrier at Ri
ley, small station near Verona, shot
himself with rifle and died shortly
afterward
Racine.-Because the county ply,
sicians are being used by those
who have no need of their services, the
county board has decided to place all
under contract, to be under the call
of the county poor agents.
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has had charge of the Presby
terrain churches at this place,
Radisson and Winter during the last
year, has accepted call from the
Presbyterian church at Winneconne
Glenwood City-The general store
of G. j. Christianson was brok-
en- into and the small change in
the till and about $100 worth of jewel
ry, cigars and clothing taken Three
young men, strangers, who were seen
about town, are suspected
Merrill-Adam Janaszak of Amigo,
telegraph operator for the
Chicago & Northwestern railway, who
was drowned in Summit lake last
week, was found after several days
search near the boathouse of Doctor
Hopkins of this city.
Madison.-Because the last leg
islature passed a law empowering
clerks of the courts to retain natural
lied fees, the Dane county board has
reduced the salary of the clerk from
$4,000 to $1,000. The fees amount to
from $500 to $500 per year.
Chippewa Falls.-Mrs. Frances Pos
tai, aged twenty-five, was shot
by hunters in their camp on Nine
Mile creek, north of Bruce. She was
brought to her home at Bloomer, this
county, and is not expected to live. She
was hit in the abdomen by stray
bullet as she stepped out of the hunt
ing lodge to get a bucket of water.
Mrs. Postal was cooking. for party OF
hunters from Bloomer. Among them
was her husband.
Beloit.-Lewis Pfeifer was SEN
fenced by judge Clarks municipal
court to term of one year in the
penitentiary for escaping from the
farm here where he had been placed
by the sheriff to work out sentence
Pfeifer ran away and was rearrested.
Sheriff Whipple says the new law will
prove failure unless severe penalties
are inflicted upon those who violate
their parole.
Camp Douglas Running better
Ludu SlAty oil ilOOlt iS~ib
No. 55, on the Chicago, Milwaukee e
st. Paul road, carrying heavy pas
senger list, was saved from wreck and
possibly death to the passengers by
Will Hawkins and George Kerr, both
eight years old, near this village. The
boys found broken rail at place
where the embankment is high, and
by waving their coats succeeded in at
tracing the attention of the engineer
just in time!
Waukesha.-L. A. Thompson, pres
ident of the Thompson Matted
Food company, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Muckleston, charged with
assault. M. c. Meyer, Milwaukee, in
the complaint alleged that Thomps N
resorted to blows following heated
discussion about bill that he was
trying to collect from Mr.. Thompson,
who said it was an unjust claim. Mr..
Thompson was re eased on 500 bonds
for week.
Marinette-Word has been received
here of the death at Salt Lake City
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