Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-11-11

Matthew Bilek, graduate of Mar.
quette university, has been made as
sistant district attorney at Green Bay,
to take the place of Lynn D. Joseph,
resigned Mr.. Bilek came to Green
Bay from Marinette.
Henry Keto and Ernest William
Aho. who were found guilty by cir
cult court jury at Merrill of burglary
of the Tripoh store in the night time,
were each sentenced to seven years
at Waupun.
About two thousand trees are to be
planted at a cost of more than $1,000
in memory of Racine county soldiers
who served during the World war.
Representatives of "a organizations
met and announced they were back
of the project
Paul Brandemuehl, II year old son
of Fred Brandemuehl, Oconto county
farmer, was attacked by vicious
horse when he went into field. His
right leg was fractured and he re-
ceived painful bruises before he was
rescued. He was rounding up the
herd.
Prohibition officers from Milwaukee
got drinks of intoxicating liquor at
soft drink establishments conducted
in Oshkosh by Barney Porath and
Nicholas Stein, and arrested the men.
The two men appeared in municipal
court, waived preliminary proceed
ings and pleaded guilty They paid
fines of $3.50 each.
The Wisconsin real estate brokers
board revoked the license of F. D.
Brown, Fort Dodge, Iowa, upon COM
plants following sale of drained lands
owned by the Peddie Land Co., Ju-
neau county, Wisconsin. Application
of N. P. Gerard, Minneapolis, for a
license was denied The securities
division of the railroad commission
denied the right of the U. S. I. Realty
Co. to sell stock in Wisconsin.
Eighty veterans of foreign wars
signed charter applications for mem
bership in a post for foreign war vet,
Grams to be organized at Eau Claire.
Those eligible for membership are
veterans that served overseas in ex-
petitions such as the Mexican war,
Spanish-American war, China relief
expedition, Philippines, Haiti, Cuba.
Nicaragua, Mexico and the World
war;
William F. Voss, WATERFOWL. "a
years old, president of the Wisconsin
National bank, president of the board
of education, several times mayor of
Watertown and former state senator
from the Dodge county district, is
dead. He was for many years a lead
Ing democrat. He was a member Of
the Masonic order and of the Elks'
lodge.
The Franciscan Order is complet-
ing plans to build a large monastery
and academy at Corliss, west of Ra-
cine. Negotiations have been going
on for some time and it is only
through lack of sufficient funds to
permit the Franciscan Fathers to es-
tablish themselves in more spacious
surroundings that the deal has not
yet come to close. The Franciscan
Fathers have monastery at Pulaski,
Wis, which has been overcrowded for
several years
Nine candidates in the National
guard of Wisconsin will take examin-
atoms for admission to the West
Point Military academy Nov. IL, the
adjutant general announced. While,
the Wisconsin quota is set at five, the
adjutant general said that other
states may not fill their allotted
places, leaving the way open to addi-
tional men from this state. The civil
service commission will conduct the
examination.
With five of their six children gath
cred around the fireside.l Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Bungert, pioneer residents of
Outagamie county, celebrated the six
tieth anniversary Of their marriage
with family reunion The couple
has lived in Outagamie county since
1859, coming to Appleton from Lux
emberg. Mr.. Bungert is IS years old
and his wife is two years younger.
Both are enjoying excellent health.
They retired from farm life and
moved to Appleton twenty-eight years
ago.
1t is doubtful whether Wisconsin
farmers can threaten to stop selling
their milk to a certain cheese factory
just because an additional dairyman
wishes to sell his milk at the same
place, without violating the state
antitrust laws, R. NJ Hoyt. deputy
attorney general, told George ].
Leicht, district attorney of Marathon
county in an opinion. A Marathon
farmer wants to haul his milk to
certain cheese factory in order that
he might save time in taking his chill
dren to their school Five or six pa
irons object to the man bringing his
milk to the factory. and if the cheese
maker takes his product they threat
sen to stop stelling to him. The cheese
maker has refused to take the milk
of the farmer who wants to be his
customer, Mr. Leicht explains
Four buildings, a large barn, gran
arv henhOl1se and n1achin6 shed were