The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-04-22
WESCON SIN
HAPPENINGS
Important News of the Badger State
Arranged in Condensed Form

The first funeral held at home of a
La Crosse soldier who died overseas
was that of Otto w. Strupk, member
Of the Eighty-sixth division. He died
in England
-Four cars of potatoes shipped to
New York, netted Chris Michaelson
Oneida county farper, 10000 Mr.
Michaelson is one of the biggest pota
toe growers in the county.
William Muskian of Baileys Harbor
is making arrangements to erect a
summer hotel large enough to accom-
modate 100 guests and plans to have
everything ready by the opening Of
the tourist season.
The Oconto County Reporter and
the Oconto County Enterprise have
merged under the ownership Of W. NJ
Comstock He said the scarcity Of
news print paper was the prime move
in bringing together the two papers.
Gov. f. L. Philip appointed Levi
Bancroft, Richland Center to fill the
unexpired term of the late Circuit
Judge George Clementson at Lancas-
ter. Judge Bancroft is one of the best
known lawyers in the state. He is a
former attorney general of Wisconsin
A University of Wisconsin student
is among the winners of fellowship
for the academic year 1920 awarded
by the Society of American fellow
ships in French universities accord
ing to an announcement of awards just
made. He is Melvin /. Brorby Madi-
son, a senior in the college of letters
ana science.
John DeYoung Of Randolph was
found guilty Of the charge of selling
watered milk and paid a fine of SIS
and costs before Magistrate C. L. De
Iind at Portage. It was alleged the
defendant delivered milk containing
water to the Bever cheese factory on
Feb IT, Dairy Inspector w. A. Stew
art entered the complaint.
Announcement has just bean made
that for the remainder of the school
year the children Of the public school
at Randolph will have an opportunity
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herd q, mbarcuIfn tested Holsteir
and viii be sold TO the children at {?
cents a glass containing half pint o.
min,
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ron in bts lettar statee that r. a fam,
orc animals did DAMAGE IN nei,h
hor,s nronertv no would no hold 60.
damagas and that if etate aniraI
did damage to q farmers nronertv IN
sto+e eborId no hold ro,. daragos Nh
hill has been referred IN tho Stat
con reservation commission