Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-07-09

larger turnout is expected.
Twenty-Five houses will be built and
/ completed by early fall for the North
ern Furniture Co, Sheboygan, on the
Cole plat purchased by the company
this spring. Plans have been drawn
for eight different types of houses by
L. C.. Weeks, architect.
According to Fred Hurlbut of the
Fred Hurlbut Co., Green Bay, whole
sale and retail coal dealers, coal re-
ceipts this year have been cut in half
as compared with last year. Shortage
of coal cars in the east and labor
trouble are the reasons given for the
shortage.
Representatives of all the banks in
Manitowoc county have organized the
Manitowoc County Bankers associa-
tion. officers are: President, Patrick
Carberry, Married.; vice president,
George Reuther, Cato; secretary,
George C. Reuther, Cleveland; treas
urer, Mic Fitz, st. Nazianz
That the city has no control over
the elements and as result is not
responsible for floor damage was the
verdict of jury in Circuit court in
the case Of William Krizinowski, Mani
towoc, suing the city for $1,700 for
damages resulting from the basement
CT his hotel being flooded.
Peter Diedrich, SO, well known dam
builder and a longtime resident of
Grand Rapids, died. Mr.. Diedrich was
born at Kaukauna, Wis, in 1857 Dur
ing his earlier years he was active in
government survey work and has SUI
perintended the building of many large
dams in Wisconsin, Michigan and Min
nesota.
Red Cunningham, Jacob Mohr,
Herbert Mueller and Tony Gettinger
paid fines of $50 and costs in Forest
county municipal court for hunting
deer out of season. The men are resi-
dents Of 500 Crossing and were ar
rested by Conservation Wardens
Gwidt of Rhinelander, and Mckenzie
of Amigo.
Ten thousand bushels of peas will
be handled by the newly built pea
canning factory at Marengo, Ashland
county, this summer, according to the
present outlook. The Good Brothers,
who built the plant, furnished the seed
for planting about 500 acres, and the
estimated yield of twenty bushels to
the acre will bring this amount.
Fire believed to have been caused
by overheating of friction clutch in
| the lath department caused the total
loss of the sawmill of HOLSTER, Amos
& Co., one of the last of many mills
on the Fox River, Oshkosh, which in
early days gave Oshkosh the name of
"Sawdust City" The loss is estimated
lat $4,000 and is partly covered by
| insurance.
1T looks as if the old fashioned
/ tramp was coming back said Judge
John Brindley, La Crosse, in county
court when eight hoboes were ar
raigned before him by railroad detec-
tives. For two years the La Crosse
county sheriff has been complaining
Of the small number of prisoners at
lie county Jail, and now he is swamp
ed with boarders.
The largest class in the history of
the institution was graduated from
| the University of Wisconsin A total
of 6 degrees and diplomas of various
grades were conferred at the annuol
commencement exercises With the
2O2 degrees, diplomas, and certificates
that have been conferred during the
year since last June, the total number
of graduates for the year is LII.
Wisconsin has a new champion hol-
stein, owned by Fond du Lac county
farmer She is Prospect Johanna
Posch, who as junior year old, has
produced 412.7 pounds of milk and
1896 pounds of butter in seven days.
eight months after calving. She dis
places Piebe Pontiac DeKol third, in
this class whose record was 1919
pounds of butter During the first six
months of her test the new champion
produced 1854 pounds Of butter.
Villas county will not participate in
the state fair exhibits this year, &C
/ corning 10 d VOlS Idh0L dC Lie duuud1
meeting of the Villas County Agricul-
tural society The society claims that
the state fair committee ignored the
northern counties in the selection of
fair dates this year, which were set
/ for Aug. 1, and rather than display
farm produce which cannot be proper
lily matured so early in the season, it
will withdraw exhibits from the state
fair. The county fair will be held
Sept Is and 16.
The Rev. Adolph Spiering, New Lon
don, was elected president of the joint
Evangelical Lutheran synod of north
ern wisconsin at the closing meeting
of the biennial convention in Kau.
kauna More than $50 preachers and
delegates attended the conference.
Other officers named are: Albert
voecks, Appleton, treasurer; the Rev.
E. Machmueller, Manitowoc, first vice
president; the Rev. Paul Kionka, Mari.
bel, second vice president; the Rev. G..
E. Boettcher, Hortonville, secretary
This meeting is one of several to be
held in various parts of the state this
summer
Neenah will have a new industry
soon. 1t is understood that an auto
mobile accessory concern now located
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