River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-06-15

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the hatchery are distributed III lakes
only on the reservation and thus the
waters are kept stocked with this va
riety of game fish. The cost Of main
tanning the hatchery, which is under
government supervision, comes from
fees charged fishermen who visit the
Lac du Flambeau lakes durll.sS the
summer.
Naturalization head of Wiscon-
sin Holstein cattle will represent Wis
consin herds at the Heart of Amer
ica's Dairy show ard national sale to
be held in connection with the annual
convention Of the Holstein Friesian
Association of America in Kansas
City, June to 9, according to L. Z.
Oldham, secretary of the Wisconsin
Holstein association.
La Crosse-Three state executives.
Gov. Preus of Minnesota, Gov. Nestos
of North Dakota and Gov. Blaine of
wisconsin, will deliver addresses at
big open air meeting in Myrick park.
which will mark the close of the Sec
ond triennial international convention
of the Young Peoples Luther league
of the Norwegian Lutheran church. to
be held at La Crosse on June 5, 8, 10
and IL.
Eau Claire-Just as he was about
to deliver an address to 100 guests
at the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr., and Mrs. P, J. Dialogue, Cornell,
Wis, the Rev. T. S. Reishus, pastor
of the Norwegian Lutheran church at
Stanley. one of the Oldest and best
| known Lutheran pastors In the north
west, dropped dead of apoplexy. He
was rs years old.
Barron-The Barron Cooperative
creamery, Barron, the largest Of it's
kind in the world, broke its own rec
ord for butter making in producing
more than seven tons of butter in
eight hours. Two hundred and thirty
two tubs of butter were made, each
weighing GA pounds. The highest pre-
vious record was the output of one
day last June of 210 tuns.
| Madison-Abbottsfo the smallest
city in Wisconsin to support Ma
tional guard unit, for the second time
in two years sends one of it's boys
to West Point The war department
certified Arthur NJ Burghduff, STAN
ley, and Norman A. Matthias, Abbotts-
ford, as the two Wisconsin guardsmen
who passed the competitive examina-
tons for the military academy.
Neenah-Winnebago county Hol-
stems are becoming nationally FAM
Gus. Buyers from far and near are
coming to this county and shipments
to other states are being made almost
daily. Last week twenty-five calves
were shipped to Crystal Lake, Ia, to
be distributed among children inter-
ested in calf club work.
| Kenosha-Owen O'Hare, former Ke-
nosha police chief, now serving a
three-year sentence at Waupun, i'm
posed after his conviction on variety
of charges, has returned to Edward
F. Higgins, city attorney, s1,255 which
he had been accused of embezzling
from the police and firemen's pension
fund.
Ashland-An important part of the
Memorial day program at Ashland
was the dedication of the elm trees
| in Memorial park opposite the court
house. Each tree represents an Ash
land county man who gave his life
in the great war. Appropriate serv-
ices were conducted at the park by
the American Legion.
Madison-Appointment of Eugene
F. Pruett of Oshkosh as manager Of
the agricultural business department
of the Bank OF Wisconsin is announ-
ced. This department is a new fea-
ture in banking relation to the agri-
cultural interests.
Milwaukee-Plans for state dairy
stocks publicity campaign which will
involve more than a million dollars
will be presented at the annual con-
vention of the state bankers associa-
tion to be conducted in Milwaukee
June is and II.
Waukesha- Wilbur, 81, presi-
dent of the Wilbur Lumber Co., one
of the foremost lvmbermen OF Wis
consin, died at his home in Waukesha.
He was stricken with heart attack
following an automobile ride.