Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-02-27
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Items of Interest to Local Readers Gath
cred Here and There.

Items OF interest TO Local READERS Aath-
cred Here and There.
Joseph Wondrash, aged 81 years, died
at the home of his son near Lena Fri
day.
The dates for the next Shawano
county fair has been set for Sept %,
%, "a and Is.
Atty Z. C. Smith has moved from
Gillett to Seymour where he will prac-
tice his profession.
Gust Vance, aged 65 years, an old
resident of Lena, died at his home near
that village Friday.
Green Bay voters rejected the COM
mission form of government Tuesday
by majority of $780,
Mrs Matilda Badour, mother of P,
A. Badour of Oconto, died at her home
at Cannonsburg, Mich, Wednesday.
Lemuel G. Haskins, ar old and high
~ respected citizen of Oconto, died at
his home Tuesday evening of cancer of
the stomach.
Last Thursday William Mirhelstet-
ter, president of the State Bank of
Sevmonr, died at his home in Appleton.
He was quite we'll known in this vicin-
ity.
Oconto Enterprise: Harry Hollen-
bach came down from the Oconto com
pany's camp at Lakewood Friday,
afflicted with smallpox He is one of
the c0mpany's scalers.
The Bonduel Times was five years
old last week and Editor Van Vuren is
to Re congratulated on the newsy, up
to- date sheet he is giving the people
of Bonduel each week.
| George Cortier, who gave his occu-
patton as school superintendent and
residence as Appleton, was married by
Justice Jones to Janette F. Warner in
Menomnee Tuesday morning
The annual convention of the Fire
mems Association of Northeastern
Wisconsin was held at Gillett Monday
and it was decided to hold the next
tournament at Gillett some time in
June,
Leo Tourtillot has confessed, it is
said, to the robbery of the Kloster-
man-Green store at Shawano, which
took place Feb. II. He stole the goods
and took horse from the Upham barn
with which to take them home.
Milwaukee Sentinel: Logging camps
in northern Wisconsin the last fifty
Der worth 81, 900, 000,0 Within the
next fifty years that part of Wisconsin
will produce 81, 000 600, 900 worth of
butter and cheese.
Crandon Republican; E. O. Wood
bury and helper have finished estimat-
ing timber near Carter for the Menasha
Woodenware company and have started
to look over large tract on the east
ern side of the county for the G. w.
Jones Lumber company
Michael Steffen, one of the pioneers
of Peshtigo and resident of the coun-
ty since 1870, was burned to death ear
ly Tuesday morning in fire which des-
troyed his blacksmith shop in the low
er bush on the Coleman road, about
midway between Peshtigo and Cole
man.
Wausaukee, Wis. Helen Brisbone,
aged ID, had narrow escape from be-
ing killed Tuesday morning. She was
walking along the branch line of the
ST. Paul TO d when she was struck
by the train. She was hurled about
ten feet but miraculously escaped fatal
injury.
Shawano Advocate: Jas. Malone, a
Stockbridge Indian, who was arrested
the first of last week near Crandon, on
statutory charge, was taken before
Justice Aft on Saturday, and was
bound over to the circuit court under
bonds of $1,000. He is still in the
county jail.
Hancock, Mich.-A report from
Crystal Falls is that Leonard Nicola,
an employment agent of mining COM
peny, shot and seriously wounded three
members of the Western Federation,
who he said, attacked him willie he
was attempting to get men to work in
the Quincy mine.
Gillett Times: The Anderson & Cole
grain and elevator company of this viii
lage has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. Anderson retaining the grain
and elevator business while Mr. Cole
will manage and control the distribu-
tion and sale of oils throughout this
section of the country.