Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-11-27

$1,000, was adjudged insane. Mcln-
tyre entered Wells home and welded
his crutch with costly effect until
overcome by neighbors and police.
Mr. Wells head was cut open by q
blow from the crutch.
Appleton.-Mrs. Charles Maleng of
Dupont, Waupaca county, lost her
right arm in a corn shredder.
She was assisting in feeding shred
der when her right hand was caught
and drawn into the knives, the hand
and forearm being so badly damaged
as to necessitate amputation at the ell
bow
Mondovi-Four perfectly normal
and health calves we're born on
the farm of E. p Skong, near Mon
dovi. All were able to walk and in the
scramble for lunch one of them was
trampled by the mother and killed.
The others are doing nicely.
Neenah.-Breeders of Jersey cattle
In the Fox river valley are about
to organize valley association.
It is proposed to hold a meeting of
prospective charter members in this
city soon to take the initial steps.
Appleton-The industrial board Of
education of Appleton has asked
the city council for an appro-
priation of $4,000 for the establish
ment of a continuation school in this
city on January 1.
Observation-Disclosures are &C.
cused of attempting to destroy
the Thomas E. Welsh tobacco ware
house, containing 10000 pounds of to-
bacco Trainmen saw the blaze and
extinguished it.
La Crosse-Dr. r. Travers Allen,
convicted Of enticing Miss Lydia
Nelson from st. Paul to La Crosse
for immoral purposes, was sentenced
to ten years in the state prison az
Waupun.
Superior.-State Fire Marshal Pur-
tell and Deputy William End of Mil
waukee are members of a hunting
party going out from Superior
Fond du Lac.-Henry w. Dewey,
seventy-six years old, proprietor of
the Dewey house, and we'll
known resident of the city, Is dead,
after six weeks illness. He is survived
by his wife and one daughter Before
his death Mr. Dewey made complete
arrangements for his funeral services.
Sheboygan.-S heboygan's new $5,-
900 state fish hatchery is nearly
completed and already nearly 12,-
100000 lake trout spawn have been
placed there. Later bluefin, whitehsh
and wall-eyed pike fry will be Matched
here also by different process.
Hudson.-CharIes Lake, yard fore
man of the Omaha company at
Hudson and former president of the
city council, was caught between two
cars while engaged in switching and
q
widow and five children.
Stoughton- Ingelbard Nettin,
eighty-seven, blind and feeble with
age, was burned to death when
house in the town of Dunkirk caught
fire. The woman was alone. Neigh
bors who rallied to fight the fire dis
covered her.
Sheboygan.-An Associated Chart
ties, composed of a number of
charitable societies of the city, has
been formed and Miss Bertha Davis of
Chicago, a paid worker, engaged as
secretary.
Observation-Disclosures H Taylor, con-
fessed bigamist. recently arrested
in Minneapolis. was sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment in the
states prison at Waupun.
Green Bay. = While crossing the
Northwestern tracks Rosa Rott.
nine-year-old daughter of Frank Rott,
was struck by an engine and hurled
against a switch stand. She died on
the train while being brought to this
city.
Kenosha.- More than 200 beet
growers in Racine and Kenosha
county met at Corliss and organized
the Racine Kenosha County Beet
Growers association. The organiza-
ton is formed with a view to secure
! for the farmer the proper contracts
for his product August Piper, one
Of the largest beet growers of the two
counties, was named as president; II.
P. Nelson of Union Grove as vice-pres-
iGant, and John Herzog Of Somers as
secretary-treasurer The Organization
of the board of directors will be effect
ed at a meeting to be held nexf sat
Qrday.