Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-03-06
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Apple wood is the favorite material
for ordinary saw handles, and some
goes into so-called brier pipes.
The commission form of government
lander Tuesday, 1873 for to 524 against.
The Potomac basket ball team of
Lena defeated the ST. Norbert college
team at Lena Thursday evening by the
shore of % to %.
Beginning March 1, the st. Paul
railroad ran trains into Iron River,
Mich over it's new extension to that
city from Charming.
Oconto Reporter: Benjamin LaFor-
tune was brought down from Lakewood
Monday and taken to the Oconto Coun-
ty hospital His right foot was quite
badly smashed.
A movement is on foot to incorporate
Pound as village. If the plan is car
ried out as it is likely to be, there will
be two villages in the town of Pound
Coleman and Pound.
The sawmill, planning mill and round
house of the w. H. Rogers Lumber
company, at Nashville, burned Feb. %.
The loss is estimated at 10000. with
$13, 900. insurance.
Gillett Times: The new pail factory
is nearing completion and it is conf
dentially predicted by the management
that it will be put in motion on or De-
fore the 10th of March.
Frank LePage was taken to the
Oconto County hospital at Oconto from
Lakewood Monday evening. Both of
his feet were frozen and it is not known
as yet whether amputation of his toes
will be necessary.
While Postmaster Inspector Ralph
Bird was looking into the thefts COM
mitted by Mrs. Gamble, he inspected
further in the Kremlin postofflce and
found that Postmaster Williams was
short 1852 in his money order accounts.
Pending the outcome of injuries re-
ceived in fall, the sequel Of a blow
on the jaw, H. R. Stewart, % years
old, of Goodman is held at the county
jail Joseph Keltner, sawyer at the
Goodman company plant, is at Good
man in critical condition.
Green Bay.-Mrs. Angelina Monroe,
aged one hundred years, died in the
town of Howard, near Green Bay Tues
day. She had lived in Brown county
all of her life. One Of her sons, Oliver
Monroe. is seventy -fve years old and
veteran of the Civil War.
Whether dog-owner or keeper is at
all times liable for injuries resulting
to person from dog bite, is a ques-
ton to be submitted to the Supreme
Court at Madison this week in a case
appealed from a decision of Circuit
Judge Quinlan of Marinette handed
down last fall.
! Oconto Reporter: Frank P. O'Con-
nor of Wausau, representing the post
office department, is in the city to look
over the various sites offered for the
new postoffice building for which $6G,-
00) has been appropriated and to re-
port the result of his investigation and
recommend site.
Crandon Republican: M. s. (Shorty)
Fourier was arrested ly Under-sheriff
White and brought here from Three
Lakes Tuesday on an Abandonment
charge by his wife, who is resident
of CrandOn. Fournies owns and con-
ducts one of the finest summer resorts
in the neighborhood of Three Lakes.
Mrs. Florence Gamble, who for the
last four months has been in the coun-
ty Jail at Milwaukee awaiting trial on
the charge of stealing $751; 40 worth of
postage stamps from the Kremlin post
office, near Pembine, was convicted
Monday and sentenced by Federal
Judge Geigler to serve ten days in Jail.