Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-03-13
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The Oconto high school basket ball
team defeated the Gillett highs at Gil
Friday evening by the score of 10 to 10.
Clyde Barrett, ten year old Mari
nette lad, was sent to the industrial
school for boys at Waukesha Tuesday
by Judge A. E. Davis.
While operating feed cutter Thurs
day evening on his farm just south of
Oconto Falls, Paul Jelinski had the
ends of two fingers on his right hand
cut off.
Mrs Klahorst of Claywood; charged
with cruel and inhumane treatment to
live stock or her farm was found not
guilty in Justice Don Levy's court at
Oconto this week.
The plant of the Iron River Lumber
and Cedar company ab Pentoga, Mich,
which burned few weeks ago will be
rebuilt Immediately. according to the
officers of the company in Menominee.
Robert Grammar, who has the con-
tract to remove the trough" fish from
the Michigan side of the Menominee
river, made his banner catch Tuesday
when he lifted TO pounds from the
stream.
Frank Langley, who has been en-
ployed in logging camp near Lake
wood, was injured by a falling tree last
Friday and taken to Oconto Falls where
he is under the care of a physician. 1t
is thought he will recover.
Fire that is believed to have been
started from an incendiary origin com
pletely destroyed the pleasure yacht
"Aida" and the yacht house owned by
Grant Stephenson at about 2 o'clock
Friday morning at Escanaba.
Attorney Thomas j. Mahon of Eland.
state claim agent, will, at the expira-
ton of his term of office next January,
withdraw from active participation IN
politics and form a partnership with an
attorney of Milwaukee for the prac-
tice of law, in that city.
1t is rumored that the Wisconsin &
Michigan Ry., will build from Norway,
Mich, to Niagara, making it the main
line, but crossing the Menominee river
at Niagara, the plan being to connect
with the St. Paul roao at Iron Noun
tain and cut out Quinnesec.
While an old house, once the home of
Alfred Bliss and built some seventy
years ago, was being torn down in the
village of Byron by John Kennedy,
present owner of the property, a small
tin box containing gold and silver coins
to the value of $63 was discovered.
The claim of Alexander Kowalski
against the j. w. Wells Lumber COM
pany was heard by F. M. Wilcox, mem
Der of the industrial commission, at
Marinette Thursday. AS physicians
say that the mans injury will perma-
nently impair his working ability a
lump sum is asked.
Wylie Lauston, of Green Valley was
the victim of a horrible accident, in
| which he was instantly killed, on Tues
day. He was working in the saw NIL
of Henry Neichke, at Green Valley,
when caught in the belt on the main
shaft, and wound around same, until
terribly mangled and torn.
Shawano Advocate: The machinery
for the new brewery is now being put
in place. The boiler has been in place
for some time, and the men are now
setting up the refrigerator machinery
and the brew house machinery is also
being put in place. They expect tc
have most of the machinery ready fol-
business within a month or two.
Crivitz Advocate: The Hotel Crlvit7
of which w. F. Kolanchick is proprie'
tor, closed its doors to the public last
Tuesday noon. About two weeks age
Deputy State Health Officer Bennett
of Rhinelander was in town Investigate
ing the small pox cases in the lumber
camps up river, when he discovered
the unsanitary conditions in the back
yard of the hotel and ordered it closed.
In dispute over the dog tax in
Marinette saloon, Johl Lester, 80 years
old, shot Anton Bross, 28 years old.
The bullett entered just below The nose
and passed through the head, just mis-