davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chilkoot post., 1923-08-03

The Harrison,
  set fire to the b1ccks haId the commanded Captain followed PlanaIion Britt
 
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  Monterey l846 Leaving the 7h in February 187 Juan.
 The 7th of toward the and 
 heights gtn hauled down the nati 1e47 regiment coee this tAe of the 14t Of the with the City 3 Mexico, 1t February Returning the regiment xaa oraae
The Chilkoot post., 1923-08-03

inted from the Infantry School News" )
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
"MNOHO POVYKU PRO
MIC "a NIC".

z domu {. .8S3 East boule-
ward, N. E. dosel ma policejni
stanici vych. 70. ul. a Superior
ave. poplach, re v dome patr-
ne radi lupici. Ma misto sc
dostavila ihned celia ceta poll.
cisti, kteif obsadili vsechny
vchody. Statecny vojevudce
serzant A. G.. Thielman vynaI
revolver a opatrne Sc bl;zil ke
dverfm, "a kterymi sc ozyvaly
narikave zvuky. Statecn6 ote.
vrel dvere a spatril ma okn6
houkajici sivu, ktera arci pred
pclicii uletla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15

vany "a jakous zkousku. wee.
ra byl zatcen dale pro zkraco-
vani zakaznikd pfi prodavani
gasolinu H. ]. Marks, 1882
wford rd. Celkem bylo az
dosud zatceno sedm prodava-
GU.
Ia vcerejsiho soudniho lice
nj pred municipalnim soudcem
j. F. Sawickym propusteni
byi z obzaloby diva obvineni
a sice Antonin Klika, 5129
Morton ave. ]. j. Mueller,
1548 vych. 80. ul. Pripad A.
Pozana, 1922 Spencer ave. byl
pro neprislusnost vdbec vyskrt
nut, kdezto v licenf 5 Ant. No
vakem, 1145 vych. so. ul. a
JOS. Kucerou, 1868 Hamlet
ave. bude pokracovano dne
90. a 30. srpna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
CUvERNER DONAHEY We
PROSPECT LEVNEJSf-
HO GASOLINE.
Pnzaruje vySetfcni zdej:ich
;,ol 8 6 vysokych cen.

Stat Ohio, zastoupen guver.
nerem A. V. Donaheyem, po-
dal presidentovi Coolidgeovi
stiznost pro vyjmuti Ohia z
vseobecneho zlevneni gasoli-
nu sousednich statech sc sou
casnou zad'osti, aby nepristoj-
most tato byla ihned vysetre-
ma.
Depese guvernera do Wash.
ingtonu byla soucasne dopro-
vozena telegramem jinym Sc
stejnou. zalobou Automobilove
no Sdruzeni V statu Ohio. Te-
legram poslednejsf podepsan
byl F. H. Caleyem, cleveland
skym predsedou a Ch. C. Ja-
nesem, tajemnikem jmenova-
ne organisace. Zdiraznuje
Sc, Ze OhlOSti autOiSte nuceni
jsou platiti gasolin o 40 pro-
cent draze nezli majitela ma
torovych vozidel v Indiane a
Michiganu.
Donahey zaalal soucasne do
pis stat. generalnimu navlad-
nimu C.. c. Crabbemu sc zado-
sti, aby bylo vysetreno, ida
ohioskou cenou 22c "a gallon
gasol1nu neni porusen Valen.
tindv statni zakon protitrusto-
w.
Veskere tyto akce uvedeny
byly V zivot po vzajemn6 po-
rade vsech uvedenych cinitelu.
ma ktere bylo ma programu jak
podivne teto methode celiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
18-LETA NEVESTA DOSUD
"a MRfzEMI.

Pf. Katerina Clayton Paulo-
va. jez Sc proti vyslovn6m,l
zn6ni noveho ohioskeho zako-
ma provdala v 18. roce bez svo-
leni rodicd a ma zakroceni
vlastniho otce byla zatcena,
pfemysli dosud marnostech
tOhOto sveta, malo hostima
kobce okresniho vezeni. We
vezenf tez slavila svoje naro.
zeniny.
Otec James Clayton udal
pfi pondelnim zatceni svoji
dcery, re taz obelhala trad,
vydavajic Sc "a 21-letou, "a
lehkomyslnost tuto zodpovida
ii Sc bude pred velkoporotou z
obzaloby pro nevaznost k SOU
dun. Vcera byla ma kratko
navstivena panem manzelem,
pres jehoz hlavu taktez pres
10 ien 10 jar. Nejmrzuteisim
bodem cele podivne rodine a.
fiery jest, ze ami rodice AM mia
'dy muz nemohou sehnati $500
zaruIky. ably mlada zinka mo-
hla byti vazby propust6na.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
ZRANENY "SLEPY
PASAZER".
Jina traficni nestssti.

z nakladn!ho vlaku drahy
New York Central, po nerhz 81
, swell, vypadl vcera odpcTedne
Frank j. Murphy, 4O46 vych
81. ul. Nestesti Sc udalo blize
vych. II. ul. a zraneny do
! praven do nemocnice sv. Ale.
yise ma Broadway, kde shleda'
no, re ma rozbitou lebku zlo.
menou levou pazi.
Ably Sc vyhnul prejeti neko.
l.ka malyoh ditek, uhnul 38-le-
ty Paul Piera pred domem {
l7517 Lorain awe. talk nest'ast.
me, re vrazil do poulicni kary
ktera auto jeho prevratila. Pc
licie dopravila zraneneho, KITE
Ityz bydli v {. 2515 vych 20
iul. do Fairview Park nemocni.
Ice. Utrpel vazna zraneni u
Ivnitr.
Ma vych. los. rl. a Wade
Park ave. zasazen byl naklad-
min autem 65-lety Edw. Sulli-
van, 1898 vych. "a. ul. Starec
byl jednim z kolem jedou|cich
autoistd v kritickem stavu do
vezen do Mount Sinai nemoc-
nice. Ma ODE nohy rozdrce-
ny.
50-lety David Meister, 1858
vych. AZ. ul. povolanim podo-
mri obchodnik, byl vcera od-
poledne zabit ma miste, kdyz
Sc ieho kun, blize trate drahy
Nickel Plate pred domem {.
1857 vych. 80. ul. polekal bli-
zici Sc lokomotivy. Meister
spadl primo pod kola vlastniho
yOzu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
SPOLKL DUKAZ Why.

Prestupnici prohibicnich "a
konn Sc casio vyhnou soudni-
mu stihani tim, re spolknou
soudni dukazy, ie to spojowani
uzitecneho pfijemnym. TAX
tiku podo'bnou, at ne liz TAX
''lahodnou" odkoukal patrn8
jisty muz, ienz Sc vcera odpo-
ledne pokusil u okenka poklad
ny The Bailey Co. udati eek,
zneiici ma $59.82. Die obchod-
mich zvyklosti must kazay pla
titel ceky, predem iiti k po-
kladne, kde eek lest po male
zite zkousce vyplafcen. Muz
mel poukazku ma The Cleve-
land Trust Co. podepsanou il
stym maiitelem restaurantu.
Pokladni slecna Leona Tau
scherova, 3171 Scranton road
eek prohlizela a shledata pod
pis podezrelVm. ,zavolala te-
lefonicky banku a dozvedela
Sc. ze eek neni nikterak n6ja-
kvm vkladem v ustavu krvt.
Podavatel vytusil nebezpeci a
proto prehorlive sc snazil ma
lett "kde nechal tesar diru".
byl ale pokladni "a pcmoci
persnnalu jest6 yeas zadrzen
a doveden do obchodni lradov
nv. z vyslechu Sc pojednou
v'nnik feku zmncnil. roztrha1
ma kouskv. rvchle vs',nra IA
dst a we mzikem spo'kl. g pra
MIN "dobreho cihutnani". byl
spekulant odevzdan policii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
ZALOzENY POZAR MA
PORTMAN AVE.


Ma novostavba'ch dvou do.
mG, 2215-17 Portman ave.
S. w. vypukl vcera odpoledne
pozar, ktery byl die vypovedi
hasicl zalozen. Sv6dci O tom
nalezy petrolejem prosAklycll
hadri 1O-gallonova nadoba,
iez byla v zadu jednoho domu
nalezena, naplnena kerosinem,
Oba domy jsou vlastnictvim
Jakuba Kohna, 2693 vych. 62,
ul. Skoda ohn6m zpIsobend
odhadovana jest velitelem ha.
sicd J. P. Flynem ma 5000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
NEWTON D. BAKER, MA
CESTE DO EVROPY.

Ia pouziti cestovniho pasu
jeste z dob, kdy byl sekreta-
rem valky odpluje N. D. Ba-
ker dne %. srpna do Evropy
spolu dcerou Elizabetou 8
kterou poiede i jeii pfitelkv-
ne 81. Helena Sawyerova. Ma.
zpet vsak prijede sam, nebot'
ODE divkv ponecha po cely
rok v jistem vychovnem usta-
We v Lausanne We Svycarsku.
v jeho spolecnosti pojedc Paul
Patterson, nimz Jest Baker
vlastnikem pravnicke ,firmy
Bvv tazan ma ucel cesty odpo-
ivedel, ze Sc iedna jen o cestu
obchodni. Odpluje LODI Pitts
burg a navStivi krone Swear
ska jest6 Anglii a Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
WALKER CHCE PkEKONA.
I'll PLAVEBNf REKORD
PRES ANCLICKY
KANAL...

Carbis A. Walker, jenz pred
dvema tydny preploNal jezero
Erie, hodla prekonati vsechny
dosavadni rekordy, docilene
pri preplovani morske uziny
mezi Francii a Anglii. Podni'k
Jest financovan nekolika zdej
SINH obchodniky Walker jiz
vGera sobe We Federalnl budo-
We vyzadal cestovni prdkazy,
IS kterymi Timed odjel dc Wa
shingtonu, aby sobe pas nechal
powerful. z New Yorku od-
pluie po transatlantickem pa
lacovem obru Levathanu do
Doveru, kde Sc hodla pilnym
|trainingem k znamenitemu W.
konu spontovnimu pripravova-
|ti. 0 zlomeni vsech rekordd
Sc pokusi as "a diva tydny.
Posledniho rekordu "a pre-
plavby kanalu docilil Argen-
|tinec Enrique T;ra bocchi, jenz
|od Cape Griz-Nez We Francii
dorazil do Doveru v Anglii "a
16 hodin a 33 minut. Pfatele
clevelandlskeho plavce veri, re
Walker reIkord tento snadno
pfekona. Vzdalenost mezi o.
bema bfehu kanalu obnasi %
q pdl mil, kdezto v jezefe pre-
plavana vzdalenost byla 33
mil. Rekordni plavba musi Sc
dit prvni tyden mesice zari,
dokud voda neni prilis chlad-
nou dokud nenastanou. oby-
cejne ma podzim Sc dostavuji-
ci priboje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
USEL 1920 MIL Z CLEVE
LANDU DO SAN FRAN
CISKA, CAL.

Telegrafista plain Dealerl
Frank Rohr, Jest znamenityn
chodcem neb dosel prave Gle
velandu do San Franciska ns
pacifickem pobrezi. vzdalenost
1920 mil. Ma cestu Sc vydaI
v pfedvecer americkeho posvi.
ceni a celou turu vykona, pes.
ky, zamitaje cestou kazdor
MI nabizenou prilezitost k
svczeni.
Ma ceste prozil ruzna ne.
bezpecna dobrodruzstvi. V
Nevad6 pfepaden byl houfem
coyotu, kter6 jen TIL roze-
hnal nekolika dobfe mifenymi
kameny. Jednou nucen byl
profit dlouhym zeleznicnin
tunelem, Ia take tiny. re ne.
videl ami viezdu ami vychodu
Kdyby jei byl V tunelu zastihl
vlak, i;ste bv byl zaplatil w
let smrti. u konce cesty Wy.
prazdnil do Ticheho okeanu
vodu z jezera Erie, kterouz y
lahvi po celou cestu sebou by
nesd. Rohr jest "slapakem'
re zaliby. neb iiz drive pod
nikl cestu podobnou smeren
ma jih.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
co STOJf POPLATNICTVO
SOUZENf DAREBAkA.

Polapeni a usvedfeni j. L.
Whitfielda stati bude okres
Cuyahoga a stat Ohio cbnos,
kolisajici mezi $4,000 a $4,000.
Vypomocny soudni klerk Tho
mas Cook vcera vypocetl,, ze
stat musi zaplatiti $3127.55.
Okresni zalobce Edw. G.. Stan
ton, jemuz ma zatceni uprch-
lika okresni komEari povolili
$4,000, vydal pry z t6chto pc
n6z $500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
sPADL DO zDvlzE.


v obchode The George H
Bowman Co.. 228 Euclid Ave
|zam6stnany 41-lety A. F.. Mar.
Guardt, 1922 Woodbridge ave
spadl vcera do sachty vytaho-
vadla, IA stop hluboko. Frame
ny byl dovezen do Huron rd,
nemocnice. kde shledano. ze 81
zlomil nohu v kotniku po-
n6kud zran;l patef. Byl ale
po pfedchoz'm osetreni dove
zen do bytu k domacfmu lece-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
PREDVOLBY v CLEVELAND
SKYCH PREDMESTlCH.

Ia vcereisich primarnich
voleb v sedlmi predm 6stskych
obcich nominovan byl v Gar
field Heights ma demokratic-
KEN listku krajan J. j. Rybak
do mestske rady a toutez stra-
nou nominovani v Newburgh
Heights taktez do m6stske ra-
DIV Frank Vejsicky a f. J, Klo-
Ear.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
NAJEZDY MA GASOLINE.
We STANCE ODLOzENY.

V tazeni proti nepoctivym
gasolinovym stanicim bylo ma
kratko odlozeno az do dolby.
kdy policejni zalobce l.. f.
Skecl neprojedna zazalovane
jiz pripady, jez jsou povazo-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-12-13
(By Pacific & Atlantlc)

tBy Pacific & Atlantic)
Frank w. Stearns John Farina
Announcement of the candidacy
of President Coolidge for Re-
publican nomination for Presi-
dent in, 1924 was made by Frank
w. Stearns of Boston, who is
known as the Presidents closest
personal and political friend.
Six persons have identified John
Farina as the man who killed
two bank messengers in Brook
Ign, N. Y, recently.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-12-13

(By Pacific 3 AtIantic)
From beneath sea these oil wells
at Summerland, CAL, pump oil,
to the wonderment Of the I'M
initiated. No trouble is expert
enced from salt water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
RICH CUBA CITY MAN
HELD IN NEW CASE

MADISON, Sept. 27-John Johns,
65, wealthy Cuba City land owner and
cattle buyer who was fined $1,000 and
costs on Aug. 14th for a statutory of
tense, after he was arrested on the
strength of testimony of Hazel Small,
%, employed in a Madison restaurant,
is to be arrested again on the same
charge. A warrant charging him with
performing the same offense with the
same girl in the town of Verona with
in the last few days, was sworn out
yesterday by Phillip Sanborn, assis-
tant district attorney According to
Sanborn, the girl will testify against
the Cuba City man.
Proceedings charging an illegal OPP
GRAFTON were started against Madi-
son doctor as result of the action il
August. Johns wife began divorce
action soon after the trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
GERMAN PAPER MARKS
ARE HELD AS SOUVENIRS

Although to describe the relative
value of German mark and an Amer
lean dollar a large supply of ciphers
is required, one Dubuquer of German
extraction is making German money
prove itself of real value according to
reports.
The man is employed in a Dubuque
factory and he has found that the pub
licity given to the we'll nigh valueless
mark has made it come into demand
as a souvenir among his fellow work
men, Consequently, having quantity
of German paper money in his posses
sion, he offered to sell the notes DIS
souvenirs. The money is reported to
have ready market. 100-mark notes
and pieces of various denomination
have been selling for from 25 to SO
cents, which is immeasureably above
the present rate of exchange.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
LYNXVILLE TO HAVE
GAME FISH HATCHERY

LYNXVILLE.-F Fisheries officials Of
the United States Fisheries bureau
have given orders for the establish
ment of retaining station and hatch
cry, both to be constructed here. The
buildings will be 28x50, placed on a
concrete or tile wall built above the
water mark, and constructed Of wood.
Twelve tanks for retaining fish will
be installed, and will be used for
seasoning" small fish before shipping
them to inland waters, as they would
be unable to live throughout the trip
without this seasoning or tempering.
AS the section of the river about Lynx
vile and Ferryville (The Winneshiek
Bottoms) is one of the greatest fish
propagation sections in the United
States and the center of the fish res
cue service, this station will be Of
great value, for a short time, as the
drainage project now under attempted
establishment will fill all sloughs and
ponds so that there will be no finger
lings or land locked fish to rescue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
LEO M. KANE POST, A. L.,
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

PLATTEVILLE, Sept. 29.-Leo M.
Kane, post No. AZ of this city elected
the following officers for the coming
year: Claude Norris, commander;
Vice Commander, Steve Tesar; Adju
tant, Elmer Sanders; Finance Officer,
Ralph Harker; Chaplain, Arthur Meh-
rem; Historian, Cash Walters; Service
officer, S. A. Garry; Sergeant-at-Arms
Joe Holzer. The executive committee
is composed of Frank Whitcher, Bar
low Brown, Bert Campbell, DR.. Carl
Andrew. In the County Council, the
Post will be represented by the Com
mander-Adjutant DR.. c.. H. Andrew
and Scott A. Garry. October 8, these
officers will be installed and pro-
gram and banquet given for the men,
berS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
''HOOTCH" FINES PAY FOR
MINE TAILINGS ON "2S''

BELMONT-A bunch of hootch jug
glers from Mineral Point drove into
town Sunday night and after driving
on the sidewalk in an unsuccessful at
tempt to send their automobile up 2
telephone post, were apprehended by
local authorities and the car taken out
of their possession. The quintet paid
fines before Squire Gibbons Monday
and were sent on their way rejoicing.
They were all young fellows and look
ed as though they might have been
brought up in good homes. With lit
tie more added money from bootleg
gers and Washers, we soon ought to
have enough money from outside rev.
enue to buy few tailings for "28. =
Belmont Success.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
STATE DAIRY SCHOOL
OPENS NOVEMBER 1ST

In years past Grant county with its
81 cheese factories and creameries has
sent 1913 young men to the Wisconsin
dairy school at Madison. The three
months school term, beginning Nov. l.,
counts as six months towards the
state license which every buttermaker
and cheese maker must have to oper-
ate factory in Wisconsin.
This school receives many requests
every year for makers who have taken
the winter dairy course. Several
young men of this county are planning
to go tod Madison and others should
make application at once in order that
a place may be saved for them. 1929
dairy students have attended the
school in past years according to E. H.
Harrington, Madison, in charge of the
school ***
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
ARENA FARMER KICKED
IN HEAD BY HORSE

ARENA Robert Ray met with an
accident Wednesday morning when ne
arose early, went to the barn and made
an attempt to harness his team. just
what happened Mr.. Ray has been un-
able to recall, but in dazed condi-
ton he made his way to the house
and while lighting fire discovered
blood trickling down his face. A doc
tor was called and a large scalp
wound and a cash in Rays face Were
dressed He was bruised about the
face and confined to the house for 4
few days. Supposedly Ray was he
victim of horses kick.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
THIS IS THE SEASON
WHEN BULLS RAMPAGE

DARLINGTON.-Jo ]. Boyle ST.,
had a narrow escape from being gored
by an angry bull one day last week.
He was on his farm east of this city
when the bull started for him. Mr.
Boyle made for the nearest tree with
low oVerhanging limbs. He succeeded
in climbing the tree before the animal
reached him. The bull stayed at the
tree for two hours and Mr.. Boyle was
a prisoner during this time. Finally
the bull left and Mr.. Boyle came to
the ground and was soon in safety
Republican
MUSCODA.-F. E. Neff got a little
bit mussed up Wednesday by an an
gered bull The aforesaid gentleman
COW took exceptions to Franks or
ders and proceeded to assert his
rights. AS result physician had to
be called to ascertain if the aforesaid
animal had exceeded his privilege. A
careful examination revealed nothing
more serious than indications of the
bull being very rough.-Progressive.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH
BUILDING AT GRATIOT

GRATIOT- The contract for the
st. Joseph's Catholic church in this
village has been let to Richard Con
Ion of Cuba City The new structure
will be an enlargement over the one
recently destroyed by fire and Will
include sanctuary and winter chap
ell The interior of the building will
be about the same as the old church
building. There will be no spire, but
its place there will be an attractive
corner structure. The work of re-
building was started Wednesday. Rev.
FIR. Garrity, the pastor, says that the
building when completed will cost be-
tween $4,000 and 0,000.-Darlington
Republican
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
Obituary-Mrs. Vera May Morgan.

Vera May Switzer Morgan was born
in the town of Scott, Crawford county,
Wis, Dec. II, 1899, and died at her
home in Little Grant, Wis, Sept. 18,
1923, at the age of % years, 8 months
and one day.
She was married to August Morgan
November 10, 1919 She leaves to
mourn her loss her husband, one
daughter, her father and one brother.
Her mother preceded her about six
years ago. Funeral services for Mrs.
Morgan were held at the Union church
in Little Grant, and the last of good
wife and mother were laid to rest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
IN MEMORIAM
y y X
Obituary-Mrs. b. f. LOuthain.

Obituary-Mrs. b. f. LOuthain.
Mary Jane Morris, daughter Of
Catherine and Richard Morris, was
born in Mercer County, Pennsylvania,
April II, 1914, and passed away at her
home in Platteville, Sept. %, 1928, af-
ter an illness of nearly two years.
When a small child, she came to
Wisconsin with her parents, who To-
Gated on a farm in Harrison, where
they reared large family
On July 2, 1871, she united in mar
riage with B. F. Louthain. To them
ten children were born, nine of whom
survive their parents: Everett, of
Georgetown; Mrs. Cyrus Daley of
Montfort; Mrs. Chas. Gahart, Henry,
Tom, Edward, John of Platteville;
Ben and Ernest of Milwaukee; Lester
passed away in January, 1920. The
father passed away Feb. Is, 1921. Be
side her children and grand children,
Mrs. Louthain leaves one sister, Mrs.
Albert Daley of Platteville.
Twenty-one years ago, Mrs. Lou
thain, with her husband and family
moved to Platteville, where by her
neighborliness and quiet helpful
friendship she made many friends
who regret her departure.
She was a devout mother. Home
and her family were the chief objects
of her love and labor All of her
children were with her during the last
few days of her illness. They will
miss a mother who spent and was
spent for them.
Funeral services were held from the
First Methodist church, Tuesday af
ternoon, Sept. 25th at 2:30, conducted
by Rev. Harris The body was laid
away in the family lot in Greenwood.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
GLEN HAVEN

Dr. Mclaughlin and wife and son.
Jack, were Sunday afternoon visitors
here.
Clarence Mutt left Sunday afternoon
for Minneapolis, where he will resume
his studies in music.
Martin Seippel Jr. and Mr.. Henker
of Dubuque, returned home Sunday,
after spending several days here fish
ing and also visiting at the Oscar
Hutchcroft home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
RIDGEWAY BANK BRINGS
ACTION FOR ISLANDERS

RIDGEWAY-The Ridgeway State
bank has commenced action in the
Iowa county court against H. r. Bird
of this village for $4,000 damage as
the result of alleged slanderous state
ments made in reference to the bank
and officers. Similar actions have
been commenced by the same institu-
ton against Pat McCabe and Peter H.
Meiss, for $4,000 damages each-Sun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
LIGHTNING DESTROYS
BARN AT BELMONT

BELMONT-The barn and contents
on the farm of julius Voigts, five miles
northwest of Belmont, were DESTROYED
by fire last Saturday night. The barn
was struck by lightning and set on
fire. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Insurance amounted to $1,243.34. The
contents of the barn were 80 tons of
hay, lot of farm machinery and two
hogs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-10-10
AUTO SMASH DUE TO
TAILINGS ON HIGHWAY

MINERAL POINT-An auto acct
dent occurred last Thursday evening
on the Darling ton-Mineral Point road,
whereby the automobiles of Thomas
Flood and Lloyd Shockley were badly
damaged as the result of collision
caused by skidding on loose tailings.
Luckily no one was injured badly.
Hope, unaccompanied by work, has
often made patches conspicuous.
The Delta independent., 1923-02-23
THOMAS BRADLEY
80 MULE SKINNER

Among the earliest of young fellows
who found their way to the Western
Slope was Thomas Bradley who hail
ed from Northern Alabama at the age
If 10 years, reaching Gunnison Coun-
ty, and which embraced what is now
Gunnison, Montrose and Delta Coun-
ties, and taking job as teamster. or
to use the drivers vernacular mule
skinner" Mr. Bradley reached this
section before the Indians had been
escorted to the Ute Reservation by
Gen. Mckenzie. Gunnison was a city
of tents and there was a large num-
ber of cavalry and infantry on the
ground, about 1000 cavalrymen and
the same number finfantrymen. We
obtained a few facts from Mr.. Brad
ley under duress. He said it was sort
of holiday to him and any place his
hat was off, was home sweet home to
him. However, he did have a few in
teresting experiences.
On one occasion a mule train was
driven to what is now the city of
Grand Junction, although there was
no city there. The party did not
cross the river as the water was very
high. Mr.. Bradley relates that what
interested him most about the trip
was that several times the mule train