Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-08-14
State Items in Brief.

| CAMBRDIGE-This is Homecoming week
| and the entire village is in gala attire
soLON SPRINGS-A special election will
| be held on Wednesday to decide upon the
| location for a new school.
SUPERIOR-A. F. Flagler, connected
with Standard Oil interests, has sold all his
property in this city.
| NEENAH-On Labor day, the Sunday
| schools of Neenah and Menasha will nold
| a big picnic and athletic meet.
| DELAVAN-A high school department of
the school for the deaf vii open sept oan
| NEENAH-An extensive campaign for IN
| crease in membership will be inaugurated
| by the Equitable FrateTnal union soon
| RACINE - District Attorney Fulton
Thompson has commenced war to EXTERN
| mate blind pigs.
! STURGEON BAY-The man killed in a
quarrel in saloon Saturday night was
| named Mike OmaSta. His assailant was
caught at Egg Harbor.
| Observation-Disclosures Twin city people
and others in this vicinity attended the
| twenty-frst anniversary of the dedication
| of the Veterans Home at Waupaca.
ASHLAND-The grand council Of the Ma
tional Fraternal league meets here August
13 and IA, at which time s1xty-fye new
| SUPERIOR-The corner stone of the new
Masonic temple will be laid on Saturday
| w. w. Perry, grand secretary, will be
| among the speakers.
old infant dead at her side was the ex,
smothered in the bed clothing when
| rolled over onto it's face
| APPLETON-The Western Elevator COM
| pany Of Winona, Mimi, which recently pur-
chased the business of the Northern Grain
| company in Wisconsin, has opened its local
| elevator.
NEENAH-Although it is reported at
Fond du Lac that the tussock moth is raw
| aging the shade trees there and that the
moth has invaded the valley cities, it has
not put in an appearance here.
BIRCHWOOD-Herman Santas, employed
at the Ahnapee and Seating companys
| fered a fractured rib, dislocated shoulder
blade and received internal injuries.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Northland COZ
| college campus, which will furnish a lake
half mile in length and winding in and
out among the ravines on the grounds.
SUPERIOR - The Empire logging road
been sold to the Mississippi. Hill City q
Western road and will be removed to the
RACINE-Court Commissioner John 4.
Wentworth refused to dissolve the injunc-
ton restraining the city and Cape & Son
from grading and paving Hamilton street.
| The city appealed to the circuit court.
| GRAND RAPIDS-Ernst Deupre, +he 10
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs; Joseph Deupre,
| was kicked into inSenSlbility, while riding
a bronchc pony. The skull was fractured
But little hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
La CROssE-To determine whether or
not the speed regulations regarding auto
mobiles were being violated. two police
| officers in plain clothes were stationed
quarter mile 4parS on Twas lass sreed
| which will result in the prosecution OF six
owners of machines.
| APPLETON-Judge GoodIand, judge Of
| the Tenth judicial circuit of Wisconsin and
the Oldest jurst, in point Of years, on the
bench in the state, celebrated his seventy
seventh birthday anniversary with family
| reunion.
| APPLETON-Judge G. T. Moeskes has re-
| ceived many letters from many people in
different parts of VT the e, country claiming to
| fortune is held in trust by the German gov
eminent.
LA CROssE-Robert William Siebert of
this city last year installed the motors OF
| the Zeppelin airship destroyed last week.
At that time he was employed by the Benx
Motor c9mRadnys the fo installation taking
| BELOIT-It has been learned that Edith
Rabbit, who disappeared a month ago. and
| for whom the police and relatives have
been searching, Is at the home of her
| brother-in-law, Rev. J. d. Whitelaw, at
| Portage.
| NEENAH-Unless there is at least a rain
fall of five inches within the next twenty
days, hunters claim duck hunting will be
| spoiled this fall. The water is extremely
| low in the marshes and a good stage is
| needed to produce good hunting.
| u4<-Policyholders in the defunct
| Western Life Insurance company of Kan
sas City, Mo-, will be protected against
loss, the Kansas City Life Insurance com
pany having offered bid of $4,000 for
| Reinsurance Of the formers policies.
| KAUKAUNA-For the first time in sew
| eral years the government has shut off %
| per cent of the normal flow of the Fox
| river. The action was taken to maintain
navigation. 1t is probable that number
| of paper mills will be forced to shut down
| or use steam power.
| NEENAH-It is announced by q local
| committeeman that an intercounty tennis
| tournament will be held under the Wau-
| paca Tennis association ON August ~, 20
| 90 open to all resident players Of Wau-
paca Portage, Outagamie, Brown, Mani
| towoc, Winnebago and Calumet counties,
| CHIPPEWA FALLS-In firing lis open
| ing gun In his campaign for Congressman
| clerk in the state land department, SAID
| that until his recent episode with the board
| of control an attempt had never been made
| to muzzle his public utterances.
| MADISON-Gen. Charles H. Russell of
! Berlin, one of the candidates for the Re.
publican nomination for Congress in the
| Second district, has announced that If nomi-
mated and elected he would let the peop,a
| of each postoface district choose their post
| master by election.
| APPLETON-Max Hoffman,, 18 years off
! age, left home Friday night and after re-
| porting his disappearance to the police and
| mother discovered q note from her son in
! the pocket of an old coat saying he Ind
| gone to South Dakota.
GRAND RAPIDS-Steve Prozinsk1 a 10
| Paper and Pulp mill, three miles north Of
| this city, was caught In the large rewind
rolls and his head badly squeezed and
| bruised. The machine was stopped in time
| may recover.
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