Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-27
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The Chippewa Indians at Brentwood
reservation, predict an exceptionally
mild winter. They have observed that
migratory birds are not congregating
for southern flights. Wild animals
hair is not thickening, and robins are
still upon their nests endeavoring to
hatch eggs.
Nick Belellie, Racine, quarreled
with Mrs. Leo Amedio over the own
ership of potato crop. Mrs. AIMED
10 was stabbed with a pointed poker
but her injuries are not serious.
Stephen Dpesk, years, Kenosha,
watched an aviator and endeavored
to catch handbills dropped by the
bird-man. The child was struck by
a motor car and died two days later.
Because Sam Darling, marshal at
Waupun, told Harold Hanisch that
the latter's father was one of the big
gest pro-Germans in Waupun before
the war, Hanisch knocked Darling
thru a window. Hanisch is held for
assault.
Miss Elsie Burkhardt, La Crosse
county school nurse, found eighteen
tubercular cattle in a herd of forty an
imals.
The State Historical Society at
Madison has file Of Benz. Franklins
pennsylvania Gazette, 1868 inclus-
I've. The collection is of great value
Frances Zimbauer, Stevens Point,
was sentenced to four years in pris-
on for burglary. The woman crept
thru a window of a neighbours home
and stole several articles Of apparel
Mrs. Frank Sandowsky, Waunakee,
run down and injured July 13 by G. j.
Schmidt OF Milwaukee, has brought
suit for $4,000. Mrs. Sandowsky was
injured internally and externally, she
alleges.
That Wisconsin will furnish a large
part OF the seeds for reforestation Of
devastated Europe was indicated by
Assemblyman F. N. Graas. Sturgeon
Bay. The opening of the mails from
Germany has already indicated ac-
cordlng to Mr.. Graas, that orders will
come to this country for the seed. He
IS an exporter Of American tree seeds
Wisconsin will supply ciefly white
Norway and jack pine, cedar. hem
lock, Eastwood and acorn seeds. The
cones are picked in all northern coun-
tries and shipped to Sturgeon Bay
Inc price paid runs from so cents to
S5 a bushel. After the cones are re-
celved they are put through a process
that extracts the seed which is clean
e. tested and exported.
Carson Voss, aged s, son of DR.. f.
K. Voss, Amigo, sustained compound
fracture OF the skull, and his brother.
Harry Voss, aged IA, was slightly in
Jured when buggy in which they
were riding was struck by a locomo-
tive. The horse became unmanage-
able and ran in front of the engine
The horse escaped.
Mary" a 7-year-old grade HoI-
stein COW, owned by G. F. Curtis Of
Greenville, established a new record
for butterfat production in Outagamie
county when she produced 1,488 lbs.
OF milk and GO pounds of butterfat in
July. Her record was compiled by
Louis ]. Rieck, tester for the Green
vile Cow Testing association. 'Bess,''
4-year-old grade Holstein, also own
ed by Mr.. Curtis, produced 1,428 lbs.
of milk and IS lbs. of butterfat in the
month.
Madeline island, logged for many
years, will again be logged during the
coming winter, probably by Kenfield
& Lamoreaux, Washburn. There is a
large quantity of box timber on the
island, in which black ash, spruce and
Dalsam predominant There are per-
manent logging camps on three other