Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-10

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g She was a typical member Of the :
d Chippewa tribe and possessed all the :
d craft and cunning of her race AS a
| crack shot she had few equals, even
e among her own tribe and she was ia c
2 nous as successful huntress. Chip a
4 pewas all over northern Wisconsin |
O mourn her death.
= Marinette = The Montana Tractor =
: company of FINLEY Park, H., has de- =
8 cided to locate its plant at Peshtigo :
+ II this county. A site has been Sc
r lected and steel and brick structure
9 l75x25O to cost $4,000 will be erected.
n Work will begin as soon as frost is
}, out Of the ground in the spring The
II company will manufacture the Badger
II tractor.
Madison-The railroad commission :
g denied authority to the Badger Ser 8
: vice Co to increase its rates for COM :
mercial lighting supplied to the sum- !
4 mer hotels at Elkhart lake. It author :
lied a minimum season charge for !,
4 summer cottages of $40, payable May I
4 IS, such charge to allow the use Of
8 y kilowatt hours for consumption
g without additional charge.
JanesvilIe-Aneged threats Of dyna- s
hitting or firing all buildings on her L
farm, Fulton, are contained in papers t
filed III circuit court here by Clara M \
CassOn, GAINESVILLE, against Montford s
N Walrath, in which she says Wal s
rath by means of his talk, compelled t
| her to convey to him the title Of $50 e
acres of land in northern Rock coAnty Ic
Antigo-One hundred and siyty-four
carloads of hay have been shipped
from Amigo since shipment OF the a
1925 crop began. Lightweight cars l
tEsge been shipped since the first of G
the year. In the first eleven months Of {
1919 hay shipments from LangIade U
county totaled 271 cars, this figure in I
Guiding shipments from all stations.
acknowledgement Hall is quiet =
asain. Heart-to-heart talks by the
mother superior with upper classnlen,
following the expulsion of three girls
and two teachers has quoted the
strike rumors Two young Chicago =
women have accepted the positions as
physical culture teachers made vacant =
V by the explosions.
lie La Crosse-Col. John Turner, Maus-
l. ton commander in France Of the 12Sth
q infa4try made up principally of the {
y CID Third Wisconsin regiment compa- G
= mics, will be Republican candidate for +
TO state treasurer against Henry John I
re son, present incumbent, according TO t
S, announcements sent out Of his home f
l. town, Mauston t
~ Neenah-Thieves entered the home
" OF Fred Malchow, ex-saloOn-keeper,
IS and depleted his private stock to the V
Il extent Of a barrel of whisky. If c
- caught they can be charged on two T
O. counts burglary in the night time and c
violation of the federal prohibition I
law, for moving liquor without per r
nit, it is pointed out. t
Is Antigo-In order to keep pace with
F. the rapidly increasing consumption of
e. electric current for light and power I
II the Amigo Electric company plans TO '
le install this summer an additional gen 5
orator set of large capacity. The City s
Gas company will make extensions OF L
III Its mains totaling about four thousand I
feet. e
Menasha-Paper mill men are az
,,9e ticipating high water this spring
They base their conclusion on the :
K fact that the snow has been accuInu- a
Iating all winter without the slightest J
> sign of thaw and that it is several S
feet in depth especially in the north @
ern part of the state
Racine - The police station resem- |
- bes a well stocked liquor house FOL
4 lowing raids of three saloons by the
police All stocks of liquor contained
in bottles and judge were confseated l
The proprietors charged with selling 5
liquor without a license, We're released
on $3.50 bail each.
Rbinelander - The Rhinelanoer
lodge of Elks has announced big
carnival to be held here in April. An
automobile and several other valuable
articles will be given away during the
fete, the proceeds of which will be
| used towards the building OF new
Elks' home here.
Crandon--A local of the lnterna-
tional Timberworkers' union has been
| formed in Crandon with a charter
membership of SIS mill workers and
woodsmen Verne Vanderbilt is tenn
porary secretary. This is the first 7
move for organized labor ever made
in Crandon.