Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-10
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WISCONSIN

,y,rosha -- Ine Dig stoIeHouSeS VI
&c furniture and Storage COM
l@lg" here were Quilted by fire. The
Is more than $4,000.
washington, d. Civil service ex.
n;nston viii be held on Aug. rs for
al -r and carrier in the postoftices at
gs5son and Cumberland.
FOND du Lac-At a meeting Of a
.a;ority Of the milk dealers it was
I1.ijsd unanimously to advance the
~. of milk from 6 to cents quart.
poboygan-Charles Kluger, years
o5 was burned to death by fire
-t,ob destroyed the home. The fire
...rted from an explosion of an oil
stove.
veenah-Work has commenced on
mile of new state road, The road will
=. constructed of concrete under the
erection of James Binning, county
highway commissioner.
Plymouth-Spying broken rail on
the track of the Milwaukee railroad,
Anna STANCE proved her bravery by
asgging a wayfrelght. Miss STANCES
sction prevented a serious accident
William r. Hill, so years
oB was found dead at Riverside Gem
erery across the grave of his son, APP
pgrentIy Hill had committed suicide
and had shot himself through the head.
sbeboygan 49, An attempt to burn
tba large factory of the American
Manufacturing company. which be-
came bankrupt few months ago and
was recently sold and recognized,
vas discovered.
Amigo - Triplet calves were born
On the farm of w. II. Green near this
city. The mother is native COW
with some Jersey blood and the sire
a regisJered Holstein with a record OF
ten pairs OF twins.
Janesvjlle - Five GAINESVILLE young
men have enrolled for the civilian
naval training cruise, to be held on the
Atlantic ocean August 10 to Septem-
Der Z, under auspices of the United
States naval department.
RaCine-A tornado swept the town
Of Mount Pleasant, south of this city.
Il covered an area one mile in length
and a half mile wide. The Jackson
greenhouses were blown down and
part of the wreckage swept in the
lake, Five or six barns and chirken
coops were damaged. No one was in
ilrsd
Green Bay 49, Thirty back tenders,
employed by the John Hobeg com
pany paper manufacturers, walked out
when their demand for an increase Of
10 per cent in pay was denied them.
The places of the strikers were filled
and the mill is operating at full capac-
iiE Recently this mill adopted the
eight hour system.
Appleton Following the opinion of
District Attorney Catlin that picketing
Of the Iuterlake Pulp and Paper
company mills was illegal, an injunc-
ton was granted restraining former
employees of the mills, all unions con
1ected with the strikes in those mills
and others interested in the strike
rom mglesting the property OF the
companies.
Hagkosha-The population of this
city is 1928, which number includes
go Carroll college students and 400
inmates Of the Wisconsin industrial
school Secretary August Jacobson of
Toe board of education was delegated
0tahe "a general census of the city in
conjunction with the school census.
The official census of Waukesha, TAX
"a in 1910, was S,740.
"oL.ne-M Miss Leila LoofbouroW, IN
religious life Sister Reginaldus, has
Protested the probating of the will of
AeF father, the late DR.. N. A. Loofbou-
tow for more than forty years a ply
saah 10 Monroe. Under the viii the
laughter was cut off with 81, and
properly valued at more than $4,000,
was .a.' partly to other relatives, his
I9.ll1.. property, valued at about
f''"" ro.ng to Miss Hattie Newman,
S-fe.I.euaent
Ant.eo-M Mrs. Charles SAFE, 10 years
VA related her experience of being
"a. 10 r swamp and without food ex-
-'lt Wild berries which she picked
.-- Without drink except for water she
..-4 "a little pools. She lost her way
5 Derry picking with friends from
-" a, Wis. When it was learned that
7 "'5 missing, all work at Aniwa
9.n'ed and the entire popula
.aa' in the search The lum-
1ut down and road work dis
While the men searched
She heard the searching
H.. .@ day before she was found
-auie to make herself heard,