Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-07-07
Archbishop Messmer confirmed q


class of fifty-one at st. Jerome's Cath
Ole church at Oconomowoc.
w. A. Light, in charge of the Indian
reservation at Brentwood, was trans
ferred to reservation in New Mex
icO
Dorothy, 5 year old daughter of VIM.
Richter, was struck by an automobile
driven by S. B. Mech and killed at
Beloit.
w. A. Light, in charge Of the Indian
reservation at BirchWoodfi has been
transferred to reservation in New
Mexico.
A. Osterman, Sheboygan, was crush
ed to death when he was caught in a
revolving drum in the Badger tanning
company.
A fractured skull received just be-
fore starting kept H. Nelson of Rice
Lake from going to Camp Douglas with
his company.
II. ROssOw was choked to death by
Hugo Grunske on the latters farm,
he had shot Grunske.
The will of the late George Yule,
Kenosha capitalist, was filed for pro-
bate in county court. The will disposes
Of property, valued at 100000.
August Wesenberg, of Kewaskum
farmer, was killed when he lost
control of the auto which he was driv-
ing down hill and the car turned
turtle.
Pat Lynch, at GAINESVILLE, fell asleep
on a railway track early in the morn
ing and the Chicago and North West
ern limited struck and knocked him
twenty feet.
The school board of Milwaukee
schools on course of instruc-
ton has voted unanimously to abolish
vertical writing and install the slant
system next year.
Two of the eight young Depere
recruits who went to Camp Douglas
to join Battery A of Milwaukee, have
returned. They failed to pass the ply
steal examination.
Charles Niles, the aviator who fell
at Oshkosh while looping the loop in
a war monoplane, died at ST. Mary's
hospital of hemorrhage of the brain,
due to his injuries. ~
H. B. Jewell, superintendent of the
schools in GAINESVILLE since. 1910; has
resigned to accept a position in charge
of the Wisconsin Home for the Deaf
and Dumb at Delavan.
At the 34th reunion of the Twenty
eighth Wisconsin Volunteer infantry,
which served in the civil war from
1862 to 1866, Fred Wardrobe, of Wau-
kesha, was chosen president
Run over and crushed by the wa
gon That her father, Charles ].
Bartlett, was driving into the barn at
their home in Pewaukee, Harriet Bart
lett, two years old, was killed.
Anton Martin, before boarding
house of people at Kenosha,' commit
ted suicide at night by taking cynide
of potassium. Martin secured guam
tity of the drug and mixed it with
whisky.
Brown County Fair will give 500
for the use of the Depere Woman's
club to carry on a better babies" con-
test at the county fair in August. A
free clinic will be held This will not
be. baby show.
Miss Marion Dustrude, student at
Lawrence college the last year, was
the winner of the Vaughn prize of SIC
given for writing the best theme for
the department of work under Dr.
Vaughn's charge
Archbishop Messmer officiated at
the ordination services at the Redemp-
ton college at Oconomowoc Thursday
Friday and Saturday of last week, and
was assisted by several members
of the college faculty.
Henry Boerger, Sheboygan clerk,
office of the Phoenix Chair Company,
was found with a broken neck in an
outside cellarway of his home at 1926
North Fourth street early in the morn
ing by his aged mother.
Senator, Timothy Burke, the old
est member of the Wisconsin senate
in point of years of service, has form.
ally announced himself a candidate
for reelection in the district compris.
ing Brown and Oconto counties.
Altoona was dry one day. AT
session of the council the night be-
fore, applications for three licenses
were turned down and solitary Ii
cense was issued to municipal sa.
loon The municipal saloon was not
ready to open on time.
After holding up and robbing
two persons at Corliss, Silas Boyd, a
negro from Alabama, was shot in the
breast in a revolver duel with F. l.
Steffen and Charles Clayton, railroad
detectives. He is at hospital there,
perhaps fatally wounded.
Director Johnson of Sheboygan con.
cert band has been requested by Adjt
Gen. West to organize new band OF
twenty-five pieces for the First infan-
try, w. N. G.. At the federal inspec-
ton of the present band sixteen men
were disqualified, making necessary
the organization of a new orchestra
Pensions to Wisconsin peODle were