Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-24

ard make the reservation a center OF
expert farming an agricultural course
will be held in the government school
near Green Bay
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When Oscar Grossenbach, Milwau-
kee commission merchant, removed
bunch of bananas from the hook in the
ripening room of his establishment, be
dislodged a young boa constructor
about four feet in length
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While Anton Flatoff, years old,
was trying to light dynamite cap he
had found at his home at Meeban sta
ton, the cap exploded, blowing off the
first two fingers of the boys 1eft hand
ana tearing his face slightly.
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Saturday will be Boys day in Wausau,
the affair being under the direction of
twenty-five captains with lieutenants
and workers of the local Y. NJ c. A.,
who will canvass the city to secure
funds for the promotion of boys work
in the association.
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OoLAO0 oCAOP, 20 yCQ1O Olu, w dS
sentenced at Racine, to six months on
a charge of clipping with Mrs Pearl
Voelkers of Clinton, Iowa The woman
was freed on her promise to return to
her husband, who is now. living at
Rockford, Illinois.
The E. J. Pfffner Lumber company
j of Stevens Point is logging about l.
000.0 900 feet of hemlock and hardwood
at it's camp near Sells Spur, Ashland
county, and will saw the logs in its
mill at that point. The lumber will
be shipped to the yards at Stevens
Point.
Mrs. Sarah Flint Clark, SO years old
widow Of James l.. Clark, one of the
most prominent pioneers who founded
the Star Match works, the nucleus of
the local Diamond Match company
plant, died at Oshkosh on Monday of
last week. A son, H. NJ Clark, sur
wives.
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Wilbur I. Dudley, 81 years old, pres
ident of the La Crosse County bank
and prominent in social and business
life, was found dead in his home at
West Salem. Two daughters of Dr..
Dudley are missionaries in China and
are on their way to the orient after
visiting relatives here
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Arthur Winige, superintendent Of
the Menasha Paper company, was
caught in a moving belt and carried
around a shaft and into a machine.
His leg was pinched off in a second
and sent in one direction, his body go
ing in another. Winige was taken to
a hospital. He will recover.
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Rafaelo D'Aguilera, Filipino chiro-
practOr practicing at Milwaukee, was
given seven year sentence by Judge
Backus. Aguilera was convicted Of
having committed an assault upon a
woman patient. Aguilera. professed
innocence maintaining that he had
been "jobbed." An appeal will be talk
Ell to the Supreme court.
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Mrs. M. A. Holden, we'll known res
AOASh1 VI ANOC11o11, IlCS OSSIl p1dC6u uIu0I
arrest and taken to Chicago in charge
of deputy United States marshal, to
answer to charge Of misuse of the
mails. The charges, which will be
placed before federal grand jury, are
said to pertain to the manufacturing
OF patent medicine preparation for
a questionable use
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DR.. John B. Favill, for twenty-five
years pastor of the Appleton Congre-
gational church, has definitely an
nounced his candidacy for mayor. APP
pleton has the commission form of
government. DR.. Favill has been act
i've in Appleton uplift work for many
years. He says that many ministers
are serving as mayors and he sees no
reason why he should not.
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Prof. William Porter of Beloit col
fessors. Prof. Porter is the oldest
Alumnus of Williams college and also
the oldest living member of the col
lege society, Phi Beta Kappa. Prof.
Porter has just passed his 9th mile
stone and hopes to live 100 years He
retired in 1907, after teaching at Be-
lott for fifty-f1ve years with the title of
Brinsmaide professor of Latin, emeri-
tus.
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One of the industrial landmarks of
Oshkosh is being removed in the raz-
ing Of the old sawmill of the Camp
bell and Cameron company on the
southbank of the Fox river The mill
was sold by the General Trading and
Supply company, of Chicago, which is
wrecking the plant and will dispose Of
the salvage. The sawmill is one of the
Oldest in the city. 1t was built in 1871
and was operated until about a year
ago.
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twenty-five fair co-eds from the