Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-07-29
Some News Notes
WISCONSIN WAITS.

WISCONSIN WAITS.
The influx of settlers to Bayfield,
county this season has been greater
than il any year heretofore.
The electrical storms of the past
week resulted in burning four newly
filed barns in Walworth county.
3. F. Gibson, aged Is years, fell
from the steps Of his home in Tay-
eheedah, breaking his right hip.
Rudolph Werth and Julius Reve OF
Oconto were badly injured in an ac-
eident at the Holt companys lumber
mill
For taking a sack of binding twine,
ward Boland of GAINESVILLE was
ed $40 with the alternative OF
enty days in the county jail.
Vhile stapgtFrg on a ladder painting
eva-5 nth jug, Philo Crofoot fell
plus isoturing a leg, cutting
md breaking his nose.
as ing guilty to attempted
meeuben Goshong of Brown
q given an indeterminate SEN
Che Green Bay reformatory.
las fourteen survivors out
On no enlisted in 1861 in
SHOWS a~th Wisconsin cavalry,
L1leDIOuSi ion August Is and Is.
HIsl OF D. of Marshfield, aged
a. oAlci' onfessed to a crime
u91oi' laI'old daughter. He
'19' are o the circuit court.
'9' has entered a protest
DoiI7YH of review at Racine
oI'10 of the assessment OIL
w liant from 100000 to
o,Ia ian Of Barron has sold
Coo hide of a freak calf,
80 Wv i'rm, for 5000. The ami
r66 - bodies and one neck
call. a
i ILL., of selling brook trout,
NV Viii, err of Wausaukee, was
Sacratar red Toutloff pleaded
wba+ bnilar charge and was let
II l. 10 fine
tban r, president of the Nation
Tgf Delavan, with which he
sho connected forty-three years,
u-red, his successor being Cash
H. Kendrick.
creamery and milk botrrng
yea Bristol, Kenosha county, Of
expman Milk company of Cnica-
Cfestroyed by fire, entailing a
S285,00O. with partial insurance.
last result of being dashed in the
w horses tail. Frank Cate of
nburn will perhaps be blind for
e rest of his life. Cate lost one
his eyes several years ago by get
ing lime splashed in it.
John Waugen of Eau Claire, a priv
Re in Co. E, on his return from Camp
Douglas found that the girl he had
been counting had married Otto Ward
rick while Waugen was in came.
The fellows then punched each otn-
er.
William Daeke of Manitowoc, aged
Fl years, lies at deaths door of iniur-
les which he suffered in being cut
with a knife. While killing and
dressing an animal the knife slipped
and penetrated his leg at the thigh,
cutting a cash several inches long
and passing through the bone.
BelOit is in the second throes of A
mad dog scare. A Scotch collie be-
longing to D. Humphrey Foster,
which had been kept confined, bit a
large number of dogs on obtaining
his freedom. He has been ordered
killed and his head sent to the state
laboratory.
While going down for the third
time, Rudolph Unglemeyer, II years
Old, was rescued by Harvey Schwartz
from drowning in the little Lake
Butte dJG Morris. UngIemeyer's
swimming trunks slipped down over
his legs. which prevented him from
swimming.
Harry Drinks of Oak Park, 8 years
-eu7 son of a Chicago commission
man, narrowly escaped drowning a.
Delavan. He was saved by G. n.
Davis of Austin. Though 90 years
old he plunged into the water. The
unconscious boy could be seen on the
bottom of the lake On the tnIrd
dive Mr.. Davis reached him and
brought him to the surface. He
VAS resusitated after three and one
halt hours rubbing.
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DOMESTIC.