The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-07-07
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Portage-George Green of Spring
vale, fell from load of hay and be-
came impaled on a fence post, dying
shortly after.
Baraboo The GAINESVILLE Clothing
company will move it's overall plant
to Baraboo and renew operations with
in few weeks.
Beloit-The largest company fund
in the state is the 1,1O6 presented
Company L, First Wisconsin infantry,
by citizens of Beloit.
Sheboygan - Anton Osterman, q
years old, was crushed to death when
he was caught in a revolving drum in
the Badger Tanning company.
Birchwood-W. A. Light, who has
been in charge of the Indian reserva-
ton near here, has been transferred
to reservation in New Mexico.
notwithstanding below a wag-
on driven by her father, Harriet Julia
Bartlett, aged 2, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Bartlett, was killed
here.
Madison - Harry Pierce Myrick, So
years old, one of Wisconsin's best
| known editors and newspaper men,
died here, following several years of
failing health.
Depere - Friends of Dennison
Wheelock, Indian attorney of this
city, are circulating his nomination
| papers for district attorney on the re-
| publican ticket.
Depere - The Brown County Fair
association has appropriated $500 for
the use of the Depere Woman's club
to carry on a better babies" con-
| test at the county fair in August.
| Racine-After holding up two per-
sons at Corliss, Silas Boyd, negro
| from Alabama, was shot in the breast
| in a revolver duel. He is at a hos
pital here, perhaps fatally wounded.
Appleton-Diving to the bottom of
| the municipal swimming pool, Miss
| Annabelle Lee, 10, an expert swim
mer, grasped by the hair girl who
had been overcome with cramps, and
pulled her to safety.
Racine-Charles G. Juneau, Milwau-
kee, was elected department com.
mander, and Henry w. l.. Numeier,
also of Milwaukee, junior vice, at the
annual state convention of the Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans of the state.
Green Bay - Senator Timothy
Burke, republican, who is the Oldest
member of the Wisconsin senate in
point of years of service, formally
announced himself a candidate for re.
election in the district comprising
/ Brown and Oconto counties.
WashingtOn-Presiden Wilson has
gent to the senate for confirmation the
following nominations for pOstmasters
In Wisconsin: Lawrence Murphy,
Wautoma; Alger C. Pearson, Bara-
boo; Wiley H. Ferguson, Crandon;
Herbert Winkler, Florence; Andrew
Baertsch, Fountain City; Jacob Lang,
Kaukauna; w. S. Manning, Lady
smith; Silas A. Towne, Lavalle; r.
A. Tenney, Livingston.
Sheboygan Falls-Sheboygan coun'
81 soldiers and sailors held their
thirty-seventh annual reunion here
Every town in the county was repre-
gented and the attendance was larger
than at any time during the last quar-
ter of a century. At the business ses-
sion George w. Spratt was reelected
for the twenty-seventh time, and &C.
dar Grove was chosen as the meeting
place for 1917.
Oshkosh - Herman ROssow of this
city was strangled to death by Hugo
Grunske on the latter's farm, about
six miles from here. Rossow went to
the farm in search Of his wife. Gruns,
Ike, a brother-in-law, ordered Rossow
off the farm. In the alteration Ros-
SOW shot Grunske with revolver, the
bullet passing through Grunske's
face, coming out at the chin. Gru1s-
Ike then grabbed Roosow and choked
him to death.
Darlington - Five Darlington per
sons were instantly killed and one
fatally injured when an automobile in
which they were riding was struck by
an Illinois Central passenger train al
crossing near Warren, Ill. The
dead are: Patrick Deery, aged 40;
Mrs. Patrick Deery, aged 35; two