Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-14
WISCONSIN NEWS
Important Events of the Week
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ing residents or Dunn county. The
animal eludes hunters.
Madison--The state bank commits
sioner has issued charter to the Bay
City State bank of Bay City, Pierce
county. Capital stock is $4,000.
Green Bay-Overcome by paralysis
while alone in his home on West Ma
son street, neighbors discovered Hans
Miller in a critical condition.
Wausau-The Mann Telephone COM
of Spencer. The capital stock is 49,
900.
Neenah-Paper manufacturing con-
Germs throughout the Fox river valley
have made their payment of the mus
promised their employees recently.
Washburn--Arthur Nelson pleaded
guilty to the charge of killing a doe in
violation of the one buck law. He was
uueu P-O anu SOoto'
Kenosha Alfred F. Muller of Bos-
ton, noted landscape architect who
was terribly injured when the auto
mobile i'll which he was riding was
struck by train here is dead.
Oconomowoc-John S. Quinn, 81,
resident of the town of Concord nearly
fifty years, is dead. He was born in
the town of Oeonomowoc, and had
lived on his present farm in Concord
since he was IS years old.
Washington-Pens have been
granted to Wisconsin persons as fol
lows: Emma Bates, Milwaukee, $12;
Rebecca j. Beckwith, La Crosse, $40;
Hannah Willard, Madison, $40; Mary
E. Stevens, Wautoma, 500; Arabell c.
Boswell, Portage, $40.
Wausau-The Marathon County So
ciety of Accountants has been organ
lied here special meeting is to be
held soon at which ]. b. Turner of
Chicago, first president OF the state
board of accountants, will deliver an
address.
Madison-Plans are announced for
tuberculosis sanatorium to be built on
the east side of Lake Monona, over
looking Lake Waubesa and the Yahara
river, with funds to be collected from
private subscriptions by the Madison
Anti-Tuberculosis association.
Neenah-City officials viii consider
a proposition to be submitted by the
Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat &
Power company to replace the present
arc system used here in street light
ing with nitrogen lamps. Lamps hav-
ing a candle-power of from 100 to 600
would be installed.
Eau Claire-The body of Matt Han
son, 81 years Old who had not been
seen since the first session of the po-
tato growers convention which he
came here to attend two weeks ago,
was found in the Chippewa river
Whether Hanson met death by suicide,
accident or foul play is not known as
yet.
Delevan-The state school for the
deaf has been quarantined on account
Of eight cases of dipththeria among
the pupils, and physicians have inocu-
lated the teachers and the remaining
students to prevent spread of the
disease. One of the children afflicted
is the 9-year-old son of H. G. Buell.,
superintendent of the school
Oshkosh--A program of unusual in
terest to the building trades has just
been outlined here for the state con
yenton of the Master Builders asso-
citation, to be held in Oshkosh Jan. 10,
ii and IL On Jan. 10 the board Of
directors of the Builders Limited Mu-
tual Liability Insurance company will
have a session.
sturgeon Bay-Hans Webster, Az
years old, a farmer, charged with the
murder of William Johnson, who is
dead with bullet hole in his head,
was arraigned in justice court and en-
tered a plea of not guilty He was
bound over to circuit court which will
convene in March before Judge Henry
Grass of Green Bay.
Sturgeon Bay-The proposed estab-
llshment Of a matted milk factory on
the Fred A. bennett farm at Liberty
Grove is expected here to revolutionize
farming in Door county. The new in
dustry is being.promoted by Olaf Hase-
by, and il is believed that the scheme
VIII not only bring dairying 10 the
'front.' as well as fruit growing in this
section, but that it will prove strong
agency in developing the northern end
Of the county Outside capitalists are
Interested, it is said
Racine-The golden wedding Of Mr..