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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
WONDROUS TRICK IN
RAILROAD JUGGLING
CONGRESSIONAL co MlTTE Il
TOLD HOW TAIL WAS MADE
by STEEL TRUST TO WAC
TIE DOG.

Washington, D. C.--Railroad stock
juggling, cXcmpl:ied by the tai
wagging tho dog" in tho ease Of the
.Hessemer & Lake Erie railroad. three
and a half miles long, and the Pitts
iurg-Bessemer & Lake Erie, more
',han 200 miles long. was discussed al
|1oday's session of the house "stee'
trust" investigating committee.
The short line road is owned alb
solutely by the United States Stee
tcoropration, which also owns 81 pei
cent OF the stock of the longer road
r. G. Baird, general freight agent
Of the short line, was a witness
Chairman Stanley brought out tina
the shorter roads rental Of the long
y one netted the latter's %stockhold
crs about 3 per cent a year profit
while the shorter road paid annua
dividends of 81 per cent.
$50 the steel corporation leased thu
long road to the short road for n tern
iof something like 90 years?' Chair
man Stanley asked.
Il don't know the details OF tn
1.-The lease Mr.. baird replied.
81 understand" Mr.. Stanley said
that the minority stock holders o
he leased road get $224.0O0 interes
on their holdings each year.
II guess that's about right"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
ARIZONA ACCEPTS
1AE1'S CONDITION
VOTES TO ELIMINATE JUDICIAL
RECALL FROM CONSTITUTION
AS REQUIRED. FOR STATE
HOOD.

Phoenix, Ariz.-Secrctary Hayes
OF tho republican state central COM
tnittce. at noon today conceded the
election Of practically the entire
democratic ticket in Arizona.
Phoenix, Ariz.-With returns
still indefinite from yesterdays cleo
ton, 1t is conceded that the propo-
sition to eliminate the recall Of
Judges from the constitution OF tho
state-.o-be. has been passed. Tho
democrats claim to have carried the
state in the election Of officials
President Taft vetoed the frs
statehood bill because it did mo-
specifically require that Arizon;
must, eliminate the judicial REGAL
from it's proposed constitution. Thu
Till was passed again, with the pro
vision that the state must cut on
the judicial recall before it could bt
admitted. To this the voters hav'
apparently acccded.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
CHARGE
OF DYNAMITE TO
SHOOT MARSHAL
Bad Character at Cen
terville Shot Mar
shall Five Times
NO BANK ROBBED
Report Was First Sent Out
That the First National
Bank Was Robbed
NO BANK ROBBED

Ccnterville, S. Dan erroneous
report was sent out from here this
morning to the effect that the First
National bank vault had been dyna-
mited and that the robbers had got
away with a large amount of money.
Posses We're said to have been or
ganizcd and started iE search of the
men.
Tho real situation as it exists Is
this. At 3 O'Clock this morning Po-
7'ireman. Johnson heard an explosion
Of dynamite or nitro-glycerin, which
he supposed was fired on the interior
C tho First ational bank. He hur-
ried to the rear of the bank and
there he was fired upon by one OF
the supposed robbers. The fellow
fred five times at the policeman,
and each shot took effect in the leg.
The policeman managed to reach
the telephone Office and gave the
alarm to the surrounding country
and then went home. under the sup-
position that the bank had been rob-
red.
The situation as developed this
morning is that Mike Motfat, n man
of bad reputation of this place, and
without much of support,
made the attack on the officer be-
cause of the bad blood which existed
between them. Mofrat was arrest
cd this morning and stated that he
had no intention of robbing the
bank. but that he exploded the dy-
mantle for the purpose of bringing
the policeman TO the rear of the
bank where he could get n shot ut
him. Moffat had threatened to get
ven with him because the police-
nan once attacked him with his
dub, and the soreness had not o
III as yet.
The policeman, while shot five
lines in the leg. is reported rs not
heing in any danger.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
PIERRE IN SEARCH
OF GAS OR OIL
LOCAL COMPANY WILL SINK
DRILL 5000 FEET TO SETTLE
Att ARGUMENT.

Pierre. S. D.--T'hc plan OF sinking
d deep we'll in search of oil or dry gas
n this part OF the state has been un-
Ger considerable" here for long
time, and the voters at one Time east
,heir ballots in favor OF q city ap-
preparation OF $4,000 for that pnr-
Iosc, bat such appropriation was de-
Shared 10 no out OF the power OF the
people, and the appropriation" sc
provided was never in any way call
ed for. But now n local company
working with the city, so far as the
Use OF the city drilling rig is con-
serned, is we'll along with arrange
ments for a test we'll TO be sent down
as far rs 5000 icct, if necessary, tc
ind what can be expected here. Tho
existence Of a limited supply Of gas
ut the depth of about fourteen hun
Ircd feet has led many to believe
that by going deep enough n heavy
supply OF gas. or of oil can DC
reached. 1t is further believed that
this can be secured at about 1wc
thousand feet, but the new company
proposes TO go deeper il necessary tc
settle tho question for all time. IT
the past year 4 number OF "oil men
have looked over this field, and the
general sentiment expressed by them
is that il oil or a heavy flow Of gas is
rot secured here, it will be the frs
/, lace wherc there was q failure un'
Ger the conditions which exist at this
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
GIVEN BIG
GIFT BY KING As
FEATURE OF DURBAR
Million and Half Con-
uibuted TO Popu-
lar Education
PRISONERS FREED
PRISONERS FREED
Hundreds OF Those Jailed for
Debt Liberated by the
Monarch

Delhi, India.--By far the most i'm,
lortant part OF She magnificent Dur.
bar ceremonies here today, in honor
Of King George Of Great Britain. was
;he announcements OF ;hc rulers Gift
TO India. in appreciation of his rorop-
lion.
This presentation consists OF 4
Gift OF $1,000, 0Go for popular cd,.,a-
ton; the release OF hundreds OF DO
litical prisoners and debtors whose
imprisonment is due 10 poverty: and
half Il months extra pay TO every
soldier in India.
"a Delhi. lndia.-ln every nook and
corner OF India today the dusky SUBJ
iects of king-Empcror George V. ac-
claimed him as Their ruler. While
l'roclamations to this effect were read
in every city an village, and all In
dia observed a holiday, the corona
ton ceremonies conferred in Delhi, in
the two amphi.keatres erected on
the site where in 1877 Lord Lytton
formally announced to the Indian
Empire Queen Nlctoria's assumption
Of Tn" title "Emprcss CT India, ana
wherc twcnty-siy years later Lord
Culzon proclaimed the late Edward
MI. as emperor
Nearly a hundred thousand. noo-
pie Witnessed loday's ceremonies.
High officials OF the government,
ruling chiefs and privileged specta-
tor occupied the smaller amphithea-
ire, while the larger was filled to ov-
cr1iowins with a cosmopolitan crowd,
the best places being reserved Tor
schoo. children Tho troops We're
masscd in the center ol the arena.
In the royal pavilion in the center
of the great arena their majesties oc-
cupici thrones while Gen. Pcyton,
the hetald. read the imperial proc,a-
nation. An Indian officer then read
tic proclamation in Urdu TO the an-
dience assembled in honor of their
sovereign. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony a royal salute, With many
feuX-uc-joiCs, Wa fired outside the
amphi,hcatrcs, after which the MS
somblagc Was dismissed.
The coronation robes, imperial
crowns, the orb. the scep,rc and
other resalia OF the king-Empctor
were OF priceless value, while
Queen Mary wore the same crown as
1T the coronation ceremony in West
minister Abbey. She fairly blazed
with jewels, and her crown :cintil,at-
cd with the famous koh-i-Noor dia-
mond, which 5000 years ago cleaned
in the crow of on emperor OF lnsia.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
PASS PENSION BILL FOR
INCREASE OF $4,000 900

Washington. d. C.-The Sherwood
pension bill, which would add
upwards of 100000 TO the gov
rrnmcnt's annua, expenditures by
granting increased pensions 10 civil
I: nd Mexican war veterans OF the ba-
is OF length OF service, by 4 vote OF
go to %, was passed by the house
asst night despite the determined OPP
i osition OF many democratic leaders.
Secretary of the Interior Fisher
las estimated that the bill would add
i$T5,0OO.0 900 TO the pension roll if the
200, 900 veterans eligible take adran-
.,age Of the increased wage.
The republicans who voted with
The 81 democrats against the bill
were Gardner, Gillette and Mccall OF
/ Massachusetts,; Hill. Connecticut;
Kent, California; McCreary, Pennsyi-
i%Gania; Payne, New York and Utter
tJ,hode Island.
Speaker Clarke voted with tho
majority Of his party for the bill and
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
FIRST PAY ENVELOPE
FOR DYNAMITE JOB"
SAFE. no BE IN POSSESSION OF
THE FEDERAL OFFICIALS
lNNOLVISG LABOR
LEADERS.

Los Angeles. Calif.--0istrict At.
iornc. FredoricEs today resumed
work on the Mcnamara case. with
which i, was supposed he was
tEroMgh. Ito is said to he planning
The arrest OF n well-knoWn Calllor-
MIA nan. alleged to have assisted
Mcnamara in placing the fatal bomb
under the Times building. This man
IS now under surveillance by tho Sc
service men.
Indianapolis, lrM.--Fcdcral off,
,ials claim they have the first pay
envelope han5ed Orlie Nc .MaIigal,
containing 5000, for his. first job
OF dynamiting. This, they say, is
the first step into tho inside circle
c! an alleged nationwide conspir-
acy. "hich is said to lead 10 nj least
light different cities where labor
leaders reside and who arc likely
20 be caught in the federal net. Doc
nmen,s roruicd to contain this in
formation will be laid before the
federal erand Jury tomorrow.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

superiatiye tccta, say her acouaint-
Ances- She is described in a general
was AS being Gery attractive. Smith
ssecrts that he had every confidence
IN her, and fully expected TO marry
lcr in January.
Discounts the Story.
In commenting on the incident de-
tailed above the Sioux City Tribune
father discounts the story in its gen
.eral features, and doubts very much
about tho janitor having 50 much
money. The Tribune has tho follow.
ing TO say:
Bert Smith. janitor OF the Hawk
Eye club. told the cook some time
;go that u pms by tho name ol
.arah Spears had borrowed ST. iron
lin after promiGjn. TO hnnn&fr nj:
bride and flown llc coop. io "a.
:,iyisGd to have h,r arlcs, d iCr -,
tanning money under false prctons
IS. The cook repeated the tale tc
others and by the time the story hat
cachsd the ears OF tho club members
the amount had grown TO Si32.5O
When Smith was asked about ii he
stood pat, and, TO make it good. hiec
himself TO q Justice OF the peace ant
igned a complaint against the WON
IN charging her with obtaining
.loncy by false nretenses.
Smith today said he drew tn,
money from Il hank and gave it tt
the woman ito pay a mortgage OF
Ter farm in South Dakota on De
,oember 5. When pressed to name the
bank, he hesitated, but finally sale
ii was the Mapleton bank of Maple,
ION. la. BY long distance telephone
en- officer Of the Napoleon bank this
morning asserted that Smith never
Iiad 4 dollar on deposit there and
was moi known to any of the officials
the bank.
Smith said the woman promised to
him q qni, claim deed to he,
farm"
Those who laow Smith were
unused at the story that anyone had
borrowed $i32 CT him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
DELEGATES TO
Be TIED TIGHTLY
UNDER TAFT PLAN
President Hopes Thus
to Avert Stampede
at Last
ASK INSTRUCTIONS
Boss Murphy 10 Democratic
Convention in New
York.

Washington, y. C.-Orders to all
Taft leaders to insist upon iron-clad
instructions being given by state
conventions to delegates to the ma
lional convention, were framed to-
day by Secretary to tho President
.Iilles and Chairman Harry New OF
the Committee on arrangements. Ii
is planned in this way 10 prevent a
stampede against Taft in the con-
yention.
The national committee yesterday
afternoon made an exception in the
case Of South Dakota from the rule
that delegates must be- chosen thirty
days before the national convention.
This was to permit the South Dc
Kota delegates to be named a.
regular primary in June.
The attempt to induce the ~.
mittae to provide for the selection o,
delegates in all the states by mean.
Of primary votes, failed to produc.
any kind Of a result. The call rec
ognizes the primaries in states that
Rave provided fer them by law, but
in others the delegates II to BIZ
named by state conventions.
Murphy Has Scheme.
New York City.-Efforts to bring
the next nationa' democratic conven
lion 10 New York City are under
way today. They are being backed
by Charles +. Murphy. boss OF Tam
many Hall OF New York. Western
democrats are expected 10 oppose
this move, as giving Murphy undue
power in tho convention.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
RICHARDS EVASWE
ON THE S@ENAT0RSA|P
HURON MAN SAYS HE WILL5WALT
AWHILE BEFORE MAKING
ANY ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. r. o. Richards of Huron pass
ed through Mitchell yesterday on his
aay to his home after a speaking
trip OF several weeks in the interest
of his primary election bill, which is
10 be voted on in the state next fail.
Il have had some very fine meet
'ings in the Black Hills said Mr..
Richards. and have met with q
great deal of encouragement. News
papers and prominent, thinking
ale have come out in support CT the
Il Urinary measure The plan of Civ
ing the people a voice before the
ballot is printed appeals to them"
Asked concerning politics, Mr..
Richards said he had heard very lit
lie, that the people were not doing
much talking. Concerning the re-
rport that Loomis H. Gull of Rapid
City would withdraw from the race
for governor, Mr.. Richards said.
"Mr Gull introduced me &C Hot
Springs and ! had quite a talk with
him. lie did not comment upon
this report, but | judged IRON what
he said that he had no intention OF
withdrawing. He said he had re-
5telSfu IL Sltai uedl vi encourage
%shent.'
"What about Your candidacy for
he Senate, Mr.. Richards. When
will Won make an announcement on
lthat?"
We'll, l will not say anything
/: Bout it for some time. | am anx-
!ous 10 get this primary bill In good
shape before the voters. before I
say anything about the senator
ship"
"But the vote on the primary bill
will not be cast until next fall"
Yes. that Is true. But the rot
CTS will have their minds made up
On it a long time in advance
Mr.. Richards stated that he was
OBLIGED to discontinue his speaking
because OF the illness OF his wife,
whom he will take to the Rochester.
MINI, hospital for an operation. Al
ter her recovery he will resume his
&peech-making and he expects to coy-
CT the cast part of the state thor
+tugEly.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

- .Afl6H
What becomes of the remainier
Of about $3,700,0o0 annually made
Ivy this road?"
ooh, it has gone mainly into re-.
construction of the. whole system.
More than ss,00O,O0 have. been
spent on it."
Eyes, but it appears the 40 per
cent Of Independent stockholders will
go On 90 years getting only three per
81 don't know anything about
Mr.. Baird contended that the long
CT road would have two .istreaks OF
rust but for this lease.
Mr.. Stanley suggested that The steel
Corporation, however. before the
transformation, took pains Q Q
quire 81 per cent of that stock.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
LOR|MER INQUIRY
TO Be ENDED SOON
AGREEMENT is MAZE by ALI.
INTERESTED TO DISPOSE OF
MATTER QUICKLY.

Washington. d. C.--.An agreement
fy all interested to bring the inves-
tisaticn by Tie special Senate COM
mittee into the bribery charges
against Senator Lorimer to q speedy
end, was announced today by Chair
man dillingham;. The committee be.
can its inquiry ea:ly last summer,
following a previous investigation
There are many who believe that
'Lorimer will be elected from the
Senate on the next vote, because o.
the change in membership from the
.ast session.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

a4mafaelic Ltain t"ia}nswaad ana
. ~.tzeetaid al How Y"ck, Hartman OF
Tho APPROXIMATIONS comfnittec. voted
: ralnf,
Tho bill now goes 10 nc senate.
wherc there is a disposition TO pass
somc form amende3 service pen
sion legislation. The senale, how
ever. will proceed SLOWLY in the con-
sidcration OF thin legislation and
many house democrats voted Tor Tho
measure in tho hope Inc senate would
pass it.
Tho Sherwood pension bill provides
ior the following:
Service Per month
Three to six months. ..... 81
six TO nine months. 2t
Sine to twelve months ...... 9.
over n year $780,. . ~
l.nienmca to federal soldiers
"m'4 permissible rrGardlegs %
, mount OF pcItsion.
Private income OF veteran viii moi
eligibility for pension.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

Gibraltar. - The British steamer
Delhi, on hoard which. r the Duke
and Duchess of Fufe and tho two
British princosses. Alexandria and
Maudc, is ashore 1t Cape Trafalgar
The sea is heavy and much alarm is
felt for the safety of the passengers,
The Delhi was bound for Egypt and
has a heavy passenger. list. Many
American tourists are on the vessel,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

Des Moines, lowa.-The official
crop report by the state bureau
made public today, shows that
'owa's corn yield fell on 10000
900 bushels from last year. This is
"a decrease Of than one fifth In
tie states production.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

FOUND-Muf. Mrs. e. n. Storer
100 Third Avenue east.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
Want ADS Want ADS
~ You Don't See What You Want, Read the
Republican Want Ads

fo3 SALE u a bargain. If TAX
IN in 10 days. smith Il Barns piano
N line condition. See it at $50
east Third Ave
FOR SALE Some choice lots ncat
University Phone lii.
FOR SALE-Honschold inrni-
ture, comparatively new. consisting
CT mission living room and dining
~ SCI. liiraseyc maple bedroom
set. princess dresser. goit bed. two
stoves, rugs. tc. Mrs. Gore. phone
lo1.
FOR sALE-ruro bred Chester
White brood sows. Prices right. d.
II. Strother, Mitchell, s. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

wish TO marry soon. Descriptions
free. Reliable club. Mrs. Wrubel,
Box &c, Oakland, Cal.
The Mitchell rug factory desires
those wanting weaving done to bring
their material early. Shop closes
April 1st. SIS north Main, opposite
Corn Palace. Phone IL.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

FOUND -Ro:ary beads. Owner
can have same by paying for this ad-
vcrtisement.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
LOST and FOUND.

Columbia taxicaD. Phone 2!
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14

Claimed rCmlneHt VlCtiIls.
In connection with the alleged
,lackmailing schemes of the Spears
woman in Sioux City a number OF
names of prominent men were re-
reated rs having been mentioned by
the woman as victims whom she
could "bleed" Fer money.
Once she is declared to have. open
" admitted that she had just got $l4
from Bert Smith to pay room rent
and to have added some words OF
self accusation for her duplicity.
The woman is a plump brunette,
4 oasting pretty eyes, dark hair and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-01
A MOTOR FOR ROW BOATS

Col. A. F. Smith has introduced
a novelty at Greenwood Ranch
which promises great enjoyment
for the guests at the resort. The
Innovation is a motor attachment
for row boats, can De put on IN
five minutes and started immed-
lately and can be run at speed
Of ten miles an hour or at ~
miles. The motor weighs less
than 50 pounds, will make IS
miles on two quarts of gasoline.
The combination is SO simple that
any one can operate it on row
boat. The State Commission have
pronounced in its favor for troll
ing in small lakes and the factory
at Milwaukee have heretofore
been unable to supply the demand
for the motors, but have lately IN
creased their capacity. Col.
Smith has the agency for their
sale in Villas county. Address him
at Eagle River, Wis, for circulars
and information.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-01
DIED AT CRYSTAL FALLS
CONNIE WIEGAND DIED TUESDAY OF
HEART FAILURE--FUNERAL SAT-
URDAY MORNING, N

Charles Wiegand received tel
egram Wednesday announcing the
death of his brother Connie, at
Crystal Falls, Mich, Tuesday
evening with heart failure The
deceased was SO years old and is
we'll known here. He is survived
by brother Charles Wiegand and
a sister Mrs. Finn Lawler, both Of
this place.
Charles Wiegand went to Crys
tai Falls, Thursday and will re-
turn with the remains this evening
or Saturday morning, The funer
al will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawler, Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-01
Number LIZ :.
HALF A MILLION ACRES
OPEN TO SETTLEMENT

President Taft has proclaimed
the opening of the Rosebud Res
ervation in Mellette County and
the Pine Ridge Reservation in
Bennett County, SO. Dakota.
Registration points, Gregory, Dali
las and Rapid City, S. Dakota.
October 2 to 81, 1911. Drawing
at Gregory Oct I'd. Direct Route,
The North Western Line-con-
venient train service. For rates
and descriptive literature concern
ing the opening apply Ticket
agents, Chicago & North Western
Ry., or address A. G. Johnson, T.
NJ, 226 W. Jackson Blvd, Chi
cago. Io-2t
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-01
LOW c0LONIST FARES
To Pacific Coast

September 5th to October 18th
inclusive, Colonist one way second
class tickets will be sold to prin-
cipal points in California, Oregon,
Washington and British Columbia
via Chicago, Union Pacific and
North Western Line. Tickets
available on daily and personally
conducted tours in Pullman Tour
ist Sleeping cars. For full infor-
nation write S. A. Hutchinson,
Manager Tours Department, I48
S. Clark ST., Chicago, ILL.,, or ad-
dress nearest Ticket Agent, Chi
cago aud North Western Ry. LOOT
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-01
Spend Your Vacation IN
COLORADO

Special low rate round trip
tickets on sale daily until Sept. go
to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo. No better place on earth
to spend your vacation, and this is
the time of the year when Colo
RADIO is at its best. Secure your
tickets via the Chicago, Union
Pacific & North Western Line.
Any North Western Line Agent
will gladly quote you rates, make
your sleeping car reservations. and
give you all desired information.
Io-2E
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-01
HACKLEY WEDDING

Miss Eva Sommers and Sey.
more Berge were united in mar
rage at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Som.
mers, last Saturday night, Justice
Hunter Case performed the cere.
mony. The bride formerly resid-
ed here with her parents and is
we'll known. The young couple
will reside at Hackley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-01
SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY

Tuesday, September 5th, the
fall term of school begins as also
the country schools. With the
exception of two teachers, there
will an entire new corps Of teach
ers in the high school building
this year. Prin. w. c. Houston
will be in charge. The transpor.
tation of pupils will be done this
by those had the work last year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-01
|ED At CONOvER
uuTCHINS PASSED AWAY OF
TROUBLE FUNERAL HELD
HERE MONDAY.

sd, the ID year old son OF
Mrs. H. Hutchlns of Con-
led last Friday night with
/ lnsuffciency. The boy
Il aiIing for some time but
L to be around until the
] weeks when he failed fast
L last. The remains were
/ to Eagle River, Monday
L and the services held at
bgregational church, Rev
officiating, with burial in
billy lot in the village
r.. A large number OF
Er citizens accompanied
|eaved parents to this place
Erickson, Ralph Reed, AL
brnson and Gus. Hanson
Rll bearers.