Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-04-23


Louis Hampton, West Salem mer-
chant was run down and killed by
anaautol tSl xF ~
Thea12-year-old son of VIM, Gin
now, Neenah,, was caught between a
barn Coor and a moving. tractor and
crushc1 % death.
Fred Bauer, 81, wealthy Maiden
Rock ta-.-ler, fell over dead from a
chair gl,e was sitting ins m
Lucille .Hedke,. g. sWaukesha, fell in
to "a mnlnace and was taken out APP
parenJfy dead First add efforts
brought her back. to life. -.-s s.s
| Arthur :DanielsonSri %, son, Of Carl
! Daniefson,Pine Grove, was found dead
in the road near,shis home. 1T is be-
lieyed he smothered to death, as his
head was almost completely covered
with: water and rdd.zrs : es.~....--e.
! .A1man-euppeGeds IL have. been Paul
II. sEnglehardta off, .MilWaukee,. was
seen to leap. from the bridge at JEFF
| fersonr into 1.-THE. Rock river NJ rby
vEassga broken awhiskys3 bottle. The
body wasfreeoYe2ed. s1s3. s-ss.. a az
Simon Nelson, Sos one of the Oldest
Presidents of Madaline ssaIsland, was
found dead IL his field. Apparently
he'll falleuS.striking his head on an
iron bolt of -as-wheelbarroy. -.,.s~u
Richard, Bt.ntz, : MilWauKe road
fireman, = hung himself at. Plymouth.
Bantz had. marital troubles and was
in poor. health a year ago he drove
a.s.csaE into The EoxSs river dr. >wning
Miss Mildred Martin.s.. -. 80, -
! Mrs. Emil. ,Krinegar,s Crystal Lake,
died from burns, received while assist
ing her husband, to burn brush. Mr..
Krueger's hands were badly burned
in efforts to put out the. flames. Mr.
Kruger is left with three small chill
dren and an aged mother: SO ~
The housing situation iii Green Bay
has reached a crititaf sSpoift! Dwel
lings are at a Premium and theiffeal
estate agents are sflo0NdeT with appli-
cants for flats and homes. The 1Asso-.
citation Of Commerce has undertaken
to relieve the situation. -sssea EssS@
Edward r. Kul1dart gfs Whitewater,
40, who had been in flitheaaths was
found hanging deaa1n1the hay chutea
in his bafngI File had placed a rope
around s'hisSnecicyg Ia stehedsan ~end to
raftersaand@ jumped Through Sthe-
chute. He leaves widoWaand :faugh-
tef..11aseoG ~ EI1~tr 1ss -.1,easz..f ssTrgas yG
SIX dead ands.ffxei seriously i1fsfellsa
stlfeG stoTyh of one weeks ravagcs Of
influenza in IA family ofss15 ncaEE Ke-
'Kosha Mrs: Rtchs .rd Htinte was pre-
coded in death by two sons 3antk the
daughter, while two sons have died
may be- wfB5Sd 6dt:1f's s@fS
The .palatiaI - steamer Minnesota
Owned by the aDrs. Mayo, Rochester,
MIMI IT left WinoJria Saturday on a ]
8, 6QO-rnile cruise to New Orleans and
riTeturn. with ten guesrsfN The steel |
steamer wifi cary three touring ears
to convey the guests on land journeys.
Two months wilIs be~ocaupiad in the (
: 7i Efs4tlE 4kestsr = #ey US T2cf4sGEEeen
Bay, while flying overseas at an alti- I
tude of 1900 feet, crashed to earth
The ffeutenafit was s1nene ftIies@wOrse
for it. Later hesf cured III aBnf6soF car
bit heSeseaped with-aa brok I
en- leg. He was in hot fights on sev- /
eral battleafrofits and was gaSseda He +
arrived in Green Bay 5on a. furI0ugh:E
from Camp Grant. He will returnfin +
t wo-eweekss to receive his discharge. I
Residents of Ettrfck; a town of, 400
persons, proudly Watched the freight +
engines toll into EFiie " over fR:sdr own 7
miniature railroad. After futile eff II
f6fts foshavS tReSGTeeK bay & West-sk
ern road build a branch from Ettrick E
to- Blair business mena determined to I
build thefrl own Iine.G;. .The ten4mile4
.1eost $500. 9g0sasAs bond. issue
raised S175;00dss and business men /
houg astock sto makeup the balance. 7
The railroad was 1started while the |
wars wasa;a ins<<- progress 1IS&nds Iabor1t
sea rec. ~ The doctor ,es9awyersE greeer.f
and butcher turasa ashaud ITO. 1.-THE 7
tas!ssliIl spare; hDuEs and sooRssoIyed1
the labCrcprohIem:s & -af4...,zatsrw
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