Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-10-27


Walworth county, at which Judge e.
B. Belden will preside. Sixteen civil
cases complete the calendar.
Three carloads of Barron county
w. Schafer for string of banks in
South Dakota The bank interests
want to increase the dairy industry of
the state
William Schwartz was severely
burned about his face and hands when
a turpentine still In the mill of the
Stevens Point Pulp and Paper Co.,
two miles south Of Stevens Point, ex-
ploded, splashing hot turpentine over
him. Fifty gallons of the hot liquid
were thrown about the room.
Superior police confiscated two auto
mobiles during series Of liquor raids
in that city. A car driven by Henry
Baker being seized when twenty-five
gallons of alleged moonshine were
found on the car floor, and another
car confiscated when two bottles Of
alleged liquor were found In the door
pockets.
The Heineman Lumber company Of
Merrill has let large number of log
ging contracts for the cutting and
loading of hemlock and hardwood tim
Der in Lincoln county. Contractors
are now constructing roads and camps
and actual operations will soon be un-
der way. The contracts call for cuts
ranging from 100000 to 100000 feet.
A directory of master BARRIERS work
ing in Wisconsin has been published
by the state board Of health. The list
totals about 1900 A list Is appended
of master BARRIERS who formerly held
licenses and are eligible for reinstate-
ment upon payment Of the fee. Direc-
tories are sent to BARRIERS upon appli-
cation
Oconto county has been made de-
PENDANT in suit for $4,000 by Mrs.
Fannie NJ Elkey, Laona, for the death
of her husband, Alphonse Elkey last
November, in an automobile accident
on highway 80 near Townsend. The
plaintiff charges that the accident was
due to negligence on the part of coun-
ty highway workers Elkey's auto
struck log protruding six feet on the
road.
Dairymen Of the nation will gather
in Milwaukee Dec. 6 to discuss and
act upon plans prepared by commit
tee Of eleven on dairy marketing ap-
pointed by the American Farm Blu
reau federation to investigate the
feasibility of nationwide co-opera-
tive marketing system. Milwaukee
was chosen for the meeting place in
recognition of Wisconsin's prominence
among dairy states.
Ground for the new $4,000 Roose-
welt ward school building to be erect
ed In Neenah will be broken within a
few days, 1t was announced by an Ap-
pleton construction firm, which hae
been given the contract. The building
will be 6s by 100 feet and will be
10-room unit Construction will be
rushed SO that the new structure will
be ready for occupancy at the fall term
next year.
Frank W. Hitchcock, 81, Manitowoc
applied for marriage license pc
mitting him to marry Gertrude Crober
15 Hitchcock, who is horse trainer
has been making his home at the Gro
Der residence. The mother of the Cir
consented to the marriage, but tn
license was refused on the advice OF
County Judge John Chloupek. A war
rant was issued for the girl and the
man after sensational stories had beer
told to the court
President Melvin A. Brannon want.
Beloit college alumni to dig up thei
dimes A dime day for five years
from every graduate would put tn
college 100000 endowment driv.
lover the top" Dr. Brannon says
Three hundred thousand remains tc
be raised in the campaign that will
end Dec. 81. 1t costs dime mile
to run an automobile, and President
Brannon thinks every alumnus should
be willing to give his college that
much of daily ride for the next
five years.
Grabbing the barrel of shotgun
which his brother, Louis, had aimed
at turkey in their fathers barnyard
at Shawano, Herman Schultz saved
the life of the fowl, but the charge en-
tered the body OF third brother,
Frank, who died shortly after. Ac-
cording to Coroner Gregory Biemert,
the boys were sitting in the back yard
talking as they prepared for hunt
ing trip Louis raised his gun to fire
at turkey. Herman shouted at him
and twisted the barrel of the gun, de-
flecting the aim, and the gun went off,
piercing the right lung Of Frank.
Marvin Petrick, "a, young farmer
of Black Wolf, Winnebago county, was
the victim of an unusual accident
While working in a cattle barn on his
fathers farm large harpoon hay fork
slipped from It's fastening at the top
of the barn and the tines entered his