Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-29
NEWS FROM
ALL AROUND
WISCONSIN
Important Events
of Week From I RI
State Area.


children of Kaukauna were on a visit
at Peshtigo, fire destroyed their home
and all contents MI SOlbeTg had a
narrow escape.
Two carloads of grade HOlsteins
purchased in ShebOygan county will
be shipped to China. VIM. HITLER of
Cleveland, O., bought the cattle for
the Chinese customers.
Charles Timm, Valley View, near
brentwood, was killed Tuesday when
he attempted to release his team
from a deep snow drift. Timm had
started out with a load of wood.
Overlooking fura valued at $500 in
the store of 3. Gold, Berlin, thieves
took nothing but Jour muskrat skins.
The Gold store has been robbed four
times in two years and twice the rob-
bers were caught.
Miss Agnes Anderson, Rice Lake,
will not change her name as the re-
suit of her recent marriage. Miss
Anderson married Irving Anderson,
ST. Paul They will live in st. Paul.
Henry Sievers, Sheboygan Falls,
suffered a fractured skull and severe
bruises about the face when the motor
cycle he was riding crashed into the
automobile Of .. J. BarrOws.. He was
taken to a hospital.
Mrs Ada Prindle, rs, Durand, is
dead as the result of burns received
when she stumbled ON err and oil
stove and fell. The woman was a pi
Oneer and since her husbands death,
conducted Prindle's Little Inn.
Mrs. Louisa Raeder, SO, Sheboygan,
died in a dentists chair while under
an anesthetic. Death came either
from paralysis Of the heart or apOp-
lexy, resulting from hardening of the
arteries due to the administration of
ether.
An uncomfortable desire to "bor
row" another mans car, led to the
arrest of Ira Hoege, BaIaboO, who at
tended dance at Forage and took
the car of H. KillenbecE so the au-
thorities claim. 1t is sale. that HOege
confessed.
The nemesis pursuing Wisconsin
cheese factories was gain in evidence
at Marshfeld last week when fire de-
stroyed the Weigelsdorf cheese fac
tory, near the city. The loss was
$4,000, not including the stock and
equipment, which were saved.
The city of Sheboygan has begun to
rebuild a 100000 high school wing
recently destrOyedby fire. The new
unit will consist Ct gynasiums, swim
ming pool, vocational school, audi
torium and tower The new unit will
DE part of million dollar school
plant.
The 3-year-old con of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Peters, Juneau, stepped on q
needle, which disappeared in the
flesh and doctors have been unable
to remove it by probing. An X-ray
faded to locate the needle, which is
thought to be following the cirulatiol
Of blood.
John c. Wells, 500 line conductor,
w9s killed in the 500 yards at Fond
dl4 Lac, when caught between two
cars The brakemen saw Wells give
tne signal to couple the cars. Wells
u!u not appear and the men found him
pinned. He leaves a widow and two
children.
The late snow fall of over three
inches benefited winter crops in the
vicinity of Merrill, by holding back
vegetation and preventing too early
a thaw. An open spring would mean
the loss of clover and fruit OF various
kinds, including strawberries, and all
winter grain crops.
Carroll E. RObb, freshman in the
college Of engineering at the Univer-
sity, has announced himself as
candidate for alderman from the fifth
ward, Madison. tEobb. whose home is
in Ia Crosse, served overseas as a
captain. He v Il be opposed by Aid.
Henry Caesar and A. R. Rhode.
1,rN
shot and killed her husband, Frank
PITT, following a quarrel, was SEN
PITT, while the man was asleep, was
sentenced to the state hospital for
the insane at Waupun, by Judge
Higbee at La Goose. The woman
will be observed to see if she has
been shamming. Her lawyers have
maintained that she is insane
With his grease smeared overalls
in flames, Paul GeOage, Berlin, Wis,
rushed from his garage screaming
for help. While starting a fire in :
stove. the gasoline in can he was
carrying. blew out of the bottom Of
the can and scattered burning oil on
the mans uniform Passersby aided
George in ripping the burning gar
ments off. He suffered bad burns on
HIS uduuS.
Farmers owning sheep near James
Vile are looking for dogs which in
the last few weeks have killed eigh
teen sheep upon the farm of c. E.
Culver, former secretary of the Rock
county farm bureau. Farmers in the
neighborho0d of the Culver farm
killed one of the ravenous caninnes
by a long shot with a rifle. AS the
dog did not have a license tag, Mr..
Culver is searching for the owner,
who under the law must pay for the
loss.
Judge z. G. Luse. federal court, at
Madison, warned all liquor violatorS
that severe penalties would be i'm
posed in his court hereafter. Henry
DANCE, WATERFOWL, who had previous
~ served six months for bootlegging,
was sentenced to nine months in
prison for a second offense. Arthur
Starr, De Sofa, was fined $500 for
selling beer and cider that contained
alcohol over the legal limit. The cider