Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-02-13
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Chas. Wolfgram of North Crandon,
recently lost two small children through
diphtheria.
Lena defeated Crivitz In one-sided
game of basket ball Saturday evening
by score of 38 to Ia.
The Merchants association of Green
Bay is planning to appoint detective
to guard and protect their business
places in that city.
Mrs. Frank Haley, a highly respect
ed resident of Athelstane, died at her
home early Monday morning following
an illness of short duration.
While going down his cellar steps
Sunday evening A. V. Classon of Ocon-
to had the misfortune to slip and in
falling broke bone in his left foot.
In lengthy decision rendered by
Judge w. B. Quinlan Tuesday, Wau-
saukee's town ordinance requiring ped
oilers and hawkers to pay license was
declared void.
For the next six years and probably
more, Amigo will be under commission
form of government, having voted on
that question Tuesday and carrying it
by vote of 498 against vote of 1872.
Ignus Hudabin went to the work
house to spend 80 days as result Of
the alteration in his blind pig at Dun
bar which caused physicians to express
fear for one mans life and resulted in
two arrests.
Shawano Journal: Julius Marquardt
of Cecil was in the office today and in
formed us that the Chicago end North
western Railway is preparing to cut
ice at Cecil on a big scale and ship the
product to Chicago.
Some time between IL o'clock Satur-
day night and Sunday morning the
Megger saloon at Clintonville was
broken into and about 500 dollars taken
from the cash register. 1t is thought
to be the work of local ttlent.
Charles Kischek, chief of the Potto-
watamie Indians living near the head
waters Of the Peshtigo river, died of
pneumonia Thursday at his home about
three miles from the J. w. Wells Lum-
Der company's camp No. S. He had
been i'll for several days.
The Menominee Commercial club has
offered six hundred acres of land in the
vicinity of Henes park as site for the
proposed MANN 9th government armor
plate factory which may be located
somewhere in the upper peninsula of
Michi9an-or elsewhere.
H. L. Terry, state school inspector,
for the second time has condemned the
unsanitary, unsafe and inadequate.
Unless conditions are remedied the
school will lose it's state aid and stand
ing as an accredited Institution.
An anonymous letter sent to Sheriff
G. A. Budlong in which it was charged
that Knockout drops had been ad-
ministered to John Bolex, an Austrian
who died at Niagara last week, my
result in blackmail case instead of a
murder case. Business jealousy is
said to have prompted the sending of a
letter which stated that a Niagara
bartender had administered the poison
to Bolex.
Joseph Nicholas, a resident of Crys-
tai Falls, miraculously escaped being
killed by the Chicago & Northwestern
passenger train arriving in Green Bay
from the south at o'clock Friday af-
ternoon, short distance south of the
depot The engine and three coaches
passed completely over his body when
he fell in betw cen the tracks, ard not
bone in his body was broken. He
sustained skull injury which may re-
suit in fracture at the base of the
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