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Bankruptcy Schedules

\ l.. CHATTERToN & %. dea pr. in
hooks and stationery 55I Fourth avenue
which had departments I'm department
siores In BROOKLYN and Chicago. has
hied schedules showing liabilities of
So $50 and assets OF s3S 800, ,onslsting
~ of'cc fsturcs, 500. stock of uer
chand'se IN chicago, $4,000. account.
from u chicago com pam. $500, q claim
sse,9s' q Hrooklyn .icp"rtm"n, store
rrodi'ors arc the IL H. Clarjn com
pauv, Sl'. W ,hnt'cr,on. .l-.tia
nou"y loaned and u Chatier'ou.
1000 loan.
MAX EILENBERG ien'er m furniture
1913 Third avenue, has Med schedules
showing liabilities ~ 'l',ls7 and assrNs
" si,ot7. consisting Of stock :. 600
fixtures $50 cash in bank 80. accounts.
tlhN. and good sold secured nv chnttc'
mortgages. Sis0n.
GREAT RRiTAIN DRESS COMPANY.
INt, lld West Twenty eighth street
has n'cd schedules @shoWinr liahiI,ics
~ t.Hl3. uomIu. assets ~ fIg-N -u
SEXUAL assets ~ tlsE'
WELLS MOWBEAY a NEWMAN. iNc.
"''Ctricul supp'i"> N"s' TurtN
-",uud STRAIT Iis Med sch.iu as Snow.
ing IithiI'ic' 81 $40, tuI assets ~
Ni.2'i. CONSISTING ~ stock. s. oOO N
Iu""s $1,000, accounts, sl.Nl,. note
5000 ca4h, s2S1, and h sUrHnuc, 81
F~LEISonMAN BEECER m~anufa,ju,or.
IT aprons, a West Fourth s'rect. have
riod schedules showing 'lAbiti4ic. o.,
SASS and assets Of t3,SSG consisting
~ stock, 90 600, machines and hNtures
$1,000 accounts, W1., ana cash in
bank N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

The Italian liner Duca degli Ahruzll. cal
Ing tomorrow for Naples. viii take mail
closing a. so \ Nj. for Italy. Germany
Austria. Hungary. Bulgaria S"rtis Rumdma
Turkey. Grcecr. and for other countries CT
,cpt Luxemburgi when specially addressed
The French liner NIAGARA. sailing on sun
day for Havr". vii TAX" mail, dosing At -,
4 VI for France. Kumauia Bulgaria. S.rvia
Switzerland. Spain. Portugal Egypt. Greeor
british India British East Africa san.
Malta. Gibraltar Ccylou. strait. settlements
Dutch East Indies West Australia. Persia
and for other countries tcxceut Germany
Austria, ~LuSemburg. Hungary and Turkey
when specially addressed
The White star L,mJnior liner Norrhlsud
saiiius tomorrow from Portland for Lave
pool. will take mail for ENGLAND dosing IN
This city az 3 = VI TO-DAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
QUITS STOCKS FOR WHEAT.
Joe NRnnin9. Big Spectator
Finds New York Too Tame.

Joe Manning, one - the best known
spectators 90 tile Few left on the Stock
~tNcnsng.. has deserted Wall stree; FOR
the " "a: III. IL has guu. to Chicago.
New York and the stock Exchange -ot
TOO tame FOR HIM IL comparison with a
wheat market that shoots lU cents up
and down IN a. DAY
Manning. who Is q iiooi trader. has
the reputation Of never having refused
a bet or u speculat on. He IS always
ready fof a move in anything At the
beginning Of the al ne upset all con
sideratiors % British conservatism by
gong saort OF British consols. He has
had a large following o. &. exchange
Il = said that he is making money in
wheat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Price of n jumps On Mig Busi-
ness-R Quiet.

The price OF raw sugar jumped on
big business late Yesterday afternoon.
'he American Sugar Refining Company
took 100000 bags April at the equiva-
lent OF 40 cents and the Warner re-
iuery bought 10000 bags spot at 472i..
Raw was quiet in the early trading.
with sales Of about 10000 bags OF
prompt Porto Rico AT asa cents. 4
speculator took 10000 bags ~ Cunas
for March shipment AZ TO cents which
represents a decline OF : points.
Refined sugar was very quiet and
steady, with ali interests quoting -.
cents. The country is not buying and
seems 10 be awaiting lower prices
The sugar futures market at the conee
Exchange was quiet and steady. TotaI
sales for the day amounted u l.i5O tons.
prires Mnre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

NSIilNGTON, March u-Ths cruiser
Dos Noiurs has arrived at IrogreSo, gun
boat Annapolis a. san Diego gunboat
Naah't'c. ma cruiser Tacoma at Guan-
fauamu. cruiser Olympic at Port au
prince FuuhoHt Gloucester AZ New York
,arA. submarine - , At Phi.adelphis, aud
guuhud Raleigh az Na2aflHu.
collier tIlsuH has rAi.ei from Sewpor'
'or Hampton Roads repnir ship Panther
from Key Nest for guantanamo, destroyer
Terry from charleston for GuantAHamo.
.tnstroyrrS Monaghan. Perkins. Stcrre'.
Roe. Preston and smith from Key West
for Gunn'ausmo cruiser Cleveland from
La Pa2 10y Md@stlan, and sunboat Dolphin
from Washington Tor N.w York.
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SOUGHT JOB. NOW PRESIDENT.
walter a.. Allen Becomes Head Of
the Yale n ne Co.

STAMFORD. Conn. March li.-At a
meeting mere to-day OF the directors OF
the Vale a Towne Company, the largest
hardware manufacturers In the country.
If not IN the world. Walter &. Allen. who
twenty-three years < applied for a jon
AZ the gate Of the works, was elected
president In place " Henry r. Towne.
~retircs after f1rtv-siX years IN that;
position
Mr. Towne was made chairman Of the
board of directors
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Might Mean End Of service.

II Is held by the railroads owning ship
lines on the great lakes that 4 they
withdrew from this serve no one els"
would take 4, up. In this II {.
Barlow. traffic director u; the 'hicaGo
Association OF Commerce. seemed 10
agree. Although opposing "thc mo
nopo!y % the lakes by the railroads re
u-qed the Interstate Commerce Com
mission not to order the railroads TO
dispose % Their steamers.
W. do not wish To see that divorce
,nent brought about AT this Inc, b."
said. in representing the shippers. we
are not prepared now a. least % face
enforcement. We know of NO one else
who will take up the service
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
DIIIDENDs AND INTEREST.
rwI> CIT, RAID TRANSIT CoMrA>'

The Board of Directors have declared =
regular quarterly dividend pf ore and
fhr"e four'l- per cont tis,csJ upou the
Preferred aud one and ono hilf pei cent.
- ~ upon the tommou CAPITA stock %
his COMPANY. PAYABLE NpriI T. Ial5' 20
stockholders Of record A. me close OF uusl-
moss March 80. 1HlS
Dividend ,hccks VIII no mailed by The
Firmors' Loan and trust Company. Trans
'sr NE,nts. SOS. it 20 william Stree. Sew
York CITY. 90 stockholicr- who have fled
mailing ofde'
\ ROBERTSON Secretary.
NeN York. March 4 10y
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The American Agricultural
Chemical Company.

Sew York. March II. ''fi
: quarterly dividend ~ on" and one
bag pei cont or the Preferred stock ~
,hi- COMPANY SO. go. and a quarterly
iirIlrud of one per cent. on the Common
stock 40. l4I have been declared payable
April iith. az. 90 stockholders 81 feCord
- 30" ,.o-e Of business pu Monday Mar 70
2.nd. !9l5
THOMAS Dor. Treasure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

Max Meyer, 96. a chauffeur living at
oO7 West E,gh'y-fourth street, WAS sent
to the w%orkhouse for sixty DAYS vestcr-
day on complaint Of Mrs Tillie Toledo.
the Young wife OF y merchant of .3n
West End avenue, who told Magistrate
Barlow hat Meyer annexed her in a
theatre at broadway and Njuety-siNth
street on Wednesday afternoon. When
he left the theatre she followed and held
him in the lobby until Patrolman Nell,
arrested him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
COTT0NSEED OIL.

The scattered offerings served to lower
the list slightly 1t was contended that
n part OF the selling came from rehners
who are talking Of spot oil declining to
the basis OF $50, Crude was quiet
and offered a. 4@lac., with rumors OF
sales under that level. There were
lenders for 800 barrels. The speculative
interest in the list is considerable. hut
activity Is at a minimum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
United Shoe Machinery Corporation

n" DIr'T'oTs y MS ~CorporHtIOn nave
dec.ar"d o quarterly dividend Of a.
'H per sha:-I on tho Preferred cnpita
stock ami q dividend of 20 800. Pc
-harei on %" common capita stock. both
Aprf a.h 't'-. 90 stockholders o.
record d.. thr CLOSE ~ business March 18Th.
1883. L. 3 COOLIDGE. Treasurer.
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HANLEY. EDWARD In pursuance. o.:
al order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow Fop.
leT. a Surrogate. of tho County % New
York. Notlts = hereby given G., a. persons
having claims agairs' Edward HRn,e,. at.
81 he Counts 90 %ew York. deceased. 20
pres NJ ;he same Nth YOU hers thereof -
husir-ss. a. The ori-c q Mrttlrr & Prem
tie, her attorneys. No 81 Broadway. Bor
ouEh o. Manhattan. IN tho City % New
YORK. on or before tho coth day % June
next Dated New York. tho is'h day OF
Dec 1874.
CATHERINE CONWAY HANLEY
Ain'0is'rs'riN
Mcclure & PRENTICE.
At'ornr's Tor Adninist-attiN
81 BrodivaY New York Citv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

The total receipts for duties at The
custom House Yesterday we're $685.
sqoil. ~ which sa63.jS2s7 was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
Warehouses aud s279.loG7i for recent
.muo-:utuouS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

>NI ~ on ~ Vow N0rk was Quiet
aHl unchanged. Mldliug. sS5c. South
n spot untrhot. v"r. unchanged. 6 10
r',''s 'dvausc with New orleans
Nr' Galveston N.7-r.. Savannah S'4c,
'oI>.or 700. Augusta N.l9c and Mem
PMS N.i,,.
r.. New orleans market closed
steal, p-...g war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
THE BOSTON MARKET.

EosroS. March tl-Coppers were
quiet. with prices hut little changed
IS siou and Main" Railroad was IN de-
maud. closing = points up Tor the day
i,ast Boston Land was a strong feature
Ii she Industrial group The summary:
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- I'll rOKrO RICO II GAR COMPANY.

IF|TT |TT| y" I'II-
THE BOARD OF ~piRE'TpRs HAVE
-' OH Preferred S'o-k and.ie' On Common
= ",h. payable On Apr, I. 1918 90 stock
holders of re,or NIr.h -. 1915
I \ plLIlNGNNN. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

Eleven \ NJ bids 10 liverpool were
Ia' >tt... July. '.l>r. October, a.+ic.
.,13a.y " 20. The market there j. due
20 l". Today unchanged. !. point
s". 'or October November,
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NEW JERSEY-Asbury rsrk.
SPEND EASTER AT AsBuRy PARK.

The Town without ii Frown" excellent
hotel accommodations continuous enter
tRinm-nt Boardwalk Casino Faster week
Arthur Pryor Easter SUNDAY for circular
address tlty lnformttioH Bureau, 3oJ
boardwalk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 80. ut I T.. VI
Lowest tenn p%eraturc. 33'. at6A "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

prominent Wal street House desires
services % frs; class hondman with -
clientele. state experience. refer
encss. salary a v G., hoV '.s sun Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

t>"1.'s yesterday. $3.50 bales, II
a. -.s Ear tAis season, ~5,s2l.2T3 bale
gains 0i.70j bales last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12

dehts Of sss2 ami NJ Friedman o. $500
Roth partners had been H. me employ
NJ = banking arm and started ln husl-
ness for themselves IN september. 1919
irr'cf. ne been Mel 'Edins' lisa b.
ko."nteld. manufacturer - nt. 80 p
WeSi hir;y--e.oni stte"' LAt.,i,ie'
II" $50 mad" an assignment Yesterday "a
ntrr-' Fanlt,sut
MAlSII-SIiHERNAN COMPANY iNC
y r~etiii'u lu bankrupt \ has p'cn Hl-u
aT-iu~. =" .-Si,bcrman Compluy
IN. manufacture OH: .hir.- tt tt. Els,
~ -nt 'girt ...rc,' IaIe. Housh ap.
p9in;cl ~ he.oss r'cciy.r Iia-
Dos T. NJ CtFpI.A-A petition IN 'nuk
t"p'.S hH- 'c"0. hl~i asunsi donate N
.'s Interested in Tea' "s't'" / b.. std
20" Mss '"rm.r.y ;ho owner # properly
H. Et-i i""tA street amt llf;l street.
which W"l" trtns''r""i iu pr'ol,r am,
Dee ovcr s3ooo and assc'. are sGtt s.i,
80 10 in 'h" hands - Ni'h1ris. phillips
lid |3.t on p'po.i' WITH thr CI.y cham
',r.an laIg" hi.%,aeA 'iFt. an orae.
rr''n"iing- o. he il'Em'us m NhI,.
70" WIS appointed -. et.,. ur'l Mrth-'
-'l'" 80 c1ur
h" ~ W"on - 49, N~,, ro,nyi
r'.i uabn.'ic- .io'a,- ,nI a. -,
MORRIS EDELMA> foreman 100 4, rsat
factory. residing ,t -'i Est Eighty
s"'o1o Stree. has H'"d Do %,ctIii6n IL
bankruptcy with Npbtir - s't;I anG
no assets
WILLIAM FRANK. petition IT
bankruptcy has beer Nl-i against VIII
lam II Frank manufacture OF au.,
tops ami bodies 81 New Rochelle
NATHAN BITzicK Of 1853 Delaney street
formerly a wholesale poultry dealer hsi
ni"1 - petition In bankruptcy with liza
bilities tiS.oIl and asset. sl.tE2. con
siSting Of claims 1880 and account
ms lie owes nae TO two railroad
Cor freight, sac tnr kilograms and 'eS
FOR telephones Lambert Suydam IL
creditor for S2,iss on a tefrlcnrv ilds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
IR0QUoIS

SCUM CarOIina ave. and beach, Atlantit
't'y. convenient 70 everything. Extensively
improved. Capaoity 900 Ideal family
hotel Rooms Nith running water. private
baths. cuisine and service unsurpassed
Special 81. so. SIS. i7.50 up weekly.
American plan. New booklet mailed.
second season. SiLAS WRIGHT. Manager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
HI BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March ll.-Cnited Rail
yays closed a. 20. a gain for the day OF
j., Trading IN the rest 81 tho market
49, fnaInrelnsA Iha anmmarN
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Petition Dismissed


SCHREfrER 4 EIN2IG -Judgr Holgh
has dismissed he petition In bank
ruptcy Ned IN neg"mhrr n aeglns,
Schreihe' ~ Ein7ig Who'esalo doalnr-
In butter an eggs, sac Greenwich street
IN . settlement At 2n cents an m.
dollar taSh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
A ATLANTIC

Virginia Af' .lo-" 20 beach 'lpa.itS
800 Modern anu high-class az moderate
rates Large rooms. vi'h southern OK
posurc. private ana pubic baths. elevator,
sun ~pailors. etc superior table and at
t-n'iv- service Write for honkl-' and
terms. Auto meats trains. " = SHAW.
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Bankruptcy Discharge.

AlPER & FRUMAN-Iudge Houeh ha.
granted n discharge from b~ankrup,cy
70 Alper & Truman. cloak ms0nf,-
tursrs. as church street HlhIii,l.s
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Welded ON MONDAY
w. A. Bradford and Mrs.
Belle Silvera Wed Jan.
25-Reside on North Side.

At 2 O'Clock Monday after.
noon County Judge Amos Rad
clitfe performed the marriage
ceremony of County Clerk w. A.
Bradford and Mrs. Belle Silvera
Mr.. Bradford for many wears
past has been county clerk of
Villas county. He is a gentleman
OF high standing III the commun-
ity, philosophical citizen of
great popularity with all who
claim his acquaintance.
Mrs Silvera is lady of many
accomplishments, Since making
this place her home some few
years ago, she has formed an
acquaintance of large extent all
of whom offer congratulations
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford will
reside in the Lawler cottage on
the north side and will be at
home after February first.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Wausau Poultry Show.

County Judge Amos Radcliffe
and County Treasurer Chas. H..
Adams, this week sent twenty
four entries to the annual poul-
try show of the central Wiscon-
sin Poultry association which
commences today at Wausau'
Judge Radcliffe sent fifteen birds
and Mr.. Adams sent nine.
Both Mr.. Adams Judge Radcliffe
have carried off several prizes
on previous occasions. Poultry
from all parts of the state is ex-
hibited at the show. The local
competitors are very enthusiast
tic over their entries, expecting
to capture some valuable pre-
miums. Indications point to a
banner show for the association
this year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Escape the Cold Winter M onths.

Take a vacation trip to sunny
California and the Great Exposi-
tions, or to balmy Florida. En-
ioy life in the out-of- doors. Fav-
orable round trip fares now in
effect via Chicago and North
Western Ry. to all the famous
wintering places. Liberalreturn
limits. Choice of scenic routes.
Splendid train service from all
points on the Chicago and North
Western Line. Let us help you
plan your trip and furnish partic-
ulars regarding fares, routes,
trains schedules, etc. Ticket
Agents of the Chicago and North
Western Ry. will gladly assist
you. 27-1t
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
BUILD A SUB-HATCHERY
James Nevins, Superinten-
dent of Fisheries Advo-
Gates Establishing Sub
Matching Station at Otter
Rapids Cost $4,000.

The state fish department will
erect a sub-hatching station be-
low the Otter Rapids dam this
spring for the Matching of fry for
distribution in the chain of lakes
IN Villas county. The station will
cost about $1,000 and will be
erected just below the power
house if suitable site can be
secured.
Supt. of Fisheries Jas. Nevins
who will be here this week is
very enthusia site over the estab-
fishing of a station on the river
at this point. The Matching jars
and paraphernaha will be trans
ferred from the Sturgeon Bay
plant for the spring Matching.
According to Mr.. Nevins. for
the past ten years there has been
enough applications sent in from
Villas county, on the east side,
to take the entire output OF pike
fry from the Spooner sub-station
and also materially relieve con-
ditions at the Minocqua station.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27

present holdings and he has
already erected a model resid-
ence, occupying the same with
his family last summer. 1t is
stated that he will arrive this
summer and begin active work
IN clearing and planting his acre
age tocrops and grass. His STAY
alter this winter will be perma-
nent III Villas county. The
back to the soil" problem is a
winner.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
WILL BRING SETTLERS
Iowa and Illinois Men Will
Locate Farmers in the
Spring on Villas County
Farm Lands.

The spring of 1915 will see sew
eral new families of homemakers
located on some of Villas coun-
tvs farm lands. These families
Will come equipped with stock,
farm machinery and practical
knowledge of what constitutes
practical farming.
j. /. Jackson of Marshalltown,
Iowa will establish a colony
near Otter Rapids and eight
miles east of Eagle River.
w. R. Wallack Of Chicago will
bring several families Of home
makers and locate them north
of Eagle River.
Both Mr. Jackson and Mr..
Wallack left for their homes last
Friday after having spent a
week or SO in this section inves-
tigating soil conditions. They
were more than satisfied with
what they have seen and are
very enthusiastic especially so of
the fact that Villas county has
seen fit to employ a county rep
resentative in the aii of practi-
cal farming. This, in itself guar
antees the tact that we are in a
productive section and are show
ing our willingness to keep
apace with other counties.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Services Every Evening.

Rev. F. n. Dexter will preach
at the congregational church
every evening this week starting
tonight { Wednesday, and includ-
ing Sunday evening. Rev. Dex-
ter preached at Phelps last night
Rev. Dexter's sermons are forci-
BE. His logic is sound and his
audiences give him the highest of
concentration.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Kuehne is Expressman.

Lawrence Kuehne last week
took over the American Express
Co. Office located at Strong &
Manley's store. The office fix
lures and furniture were removed
to The Electric Shop and Mr..
Kuehne assumed the duties of ex-
pressman Thursday. The rear
of the shop is being remodeled to
accommodate the express bust
ness.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Some Frosty Weather.

This week marks the beginning
of a cold snap which usually hits
this section at this period of the
year. According to P. D. Walsh,
who keeps a daily temperature
record at the courthouse, the
mercury dropped to 20 degrees
below zero Tuesday and %
degrees below this morning.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
NINE TO BUILD sILOs

riObt More Are Almost Ali
Ready to Make the I'M
movement at the Present
Time-Six Win a Years
Subscription to Two News
papers.
January sixth the Villas county
News offered years subscrip-
t;on TO the News and Wisconsin
,oriculturist to the first six
farmers who by February first
would guarantee to County
representative Oscar Gunderson
that thew would erect a silo for
the storage of the 1915 crop of
siIage.
Nine have signi6ed their inten-
ton so far and eight others have
inst about made up their minds
to become "silo" farmers.
The six who hustled in their
guarantee and secured the prize
off years subscription to two
papers are:
n Stearns, Eagle River.
Peter Hedeen, Conover.
O.E. Espeseth, Clearwater.
Chas. A. Bent, State Line.
G. H. Jackson, Pennington.
Vim Salsenberger, Eagle River.
Villas county should have by fall
fifty silos. The creamery at
Eagle River will be put in opera
ton this spring DIV Edner Nickel
of Seymour who is a practical
man in that business.
Silos will take care of the for
age crops and the farmer can
double his herd very easily. Get
your silo and the COWS will fol-
low.
Read County representative
Cumbersome article in another
column.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Everett on Two Committees.

Assemblyman E. A. Everett
who was home from Madison
over Sunday, has been appointed
on two committees by Gov. Phil
pp. He is chairman of trans
POrtation and is a member of
the fish and game committee.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Accidents at Phelps.

Two employees of the Hackley-
Phelps Bonnell Co. suffered acct
dents last week One man broke
a leg and another broke an arm.
The man with the broken leg
was taken to the Amigo hospi-
tai, Friday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Will Build Summer Home.

Sidney E. Sears Of Garden
Prairie, H., has purchased a lot
fronting on Cranberry lake and
will erect a summer home there
this spring. Mr.. Sears resi-
dence will adjoin that of W.
Cole Of EIgin, Ill,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Start Farm in Pennington.

Next summer will see the start
made in the building up Of a
model little farm of eighty acres
on the south side of Big St. Ger
ma nam by Prof. Olaf Valley of
Manhattan, Kansas. A year or
so ago Prot. Valley purchased his
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27

OF Phelps which has been under
the supervision of the state tax
commission, was finished last
week by the three assessors chos-
en- from the state at large. The
reassessment has raised the va
luation from $447 ,307.O 90 to
81 ,121, 10000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
No School This Week.

Frozen waterpipes at the high
school are the cause OF an
enforced vacation in all depart
mentS this week. School will
IN all probability start tomor-
row.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Dan Hedberg Very Ill.

The condition of Dan Hedberg,
of the town OF Conover is report
ed to be quite serious. A week
ago he returned from Rochester,
MINI. where he had been seek
ing relief.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Youngster Broke Leg.

William, the IL year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Case of
Phelps, broke his leg while skiing
last week. The lad was taken
to Green Bay hospital Monday
morning.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-27
Vote to Consolidate.

At the public meeting held, at
the town hall last Saturday by
residents and taxpayers of the
town of Lincoln and Washing
ton, it was decided by vote to
consolidate both towns. Action
will be taken at a later date.