Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-17

chippewa Falls-Ban,,
OF % institutions of Bar.."
show that farmers are ta
TINS year than they did in 1oa
resources of the banks an
ooo.o4' nearly 100000 moro
year. Total deposits tbi. ss|
$6,661, o99.5S, as compared vi nj
. oSI62' Accounts generally i.
llquidated, Improvements
made on farm buildings h.,
cheese prices are more favo1.
the farmers are more ontio,il sal
they have been for some finn s3 '''
Chippewa Falls-A packaoa
notes and securities valued
stolen from the Ingram Sta
Sept. II, was found by schoo,k
hind Huntington grist nil S.. s
IL had been kicked about h
onlcers of the bank took nj
OF the papers. The loot wos
to have been abandoned bv Ss%;.'A
enroute to the Twin cities Al
bling the Ingram bank Al, 22
notes were preserved in a N *
case. s'll
Iron River-According IN
nouncement made by Comfy ..
tural Agent V. E. Brubaker
county farmers will buv at 4
cars of sodatol through tho 81 s
department. Cars contain abo,x 4 So,
pounds of the explosive. So, |. I:
being manufactured and sold II.
farmers at cost of manufactnr;a IS IN.
freight. 1t is a war EXPLOSIVE .'..s
by the government to the
state agricultural Department.
Madison-Figures complied IS SIS
United States department h s..
merce show that the Wisconsin Az.
industry is still out in front bv s,,as
margin. At the present one.Hfs|' /.
all the dairy products manu-
in the United States originate #isaI.
the boundaries of Wisconsin. ktp6fS
ing to the commerce departmen a<
consin produces 2O.6 per cent ~ III.
total dairy products manufactuf8d Il
the country.
Mellen-All hope of recoverine al
year old Robert Henry, lost Mn i'll
woods of Ashland county for foHfteel
days, has been virtually abandones|
Searching parties have combed e4ef
strip of forest for miles around snJy
direction of Mr.. and Mrs. john fle1m
parents of the child. Unless hs Ys
kidnapped, which is not though D1ot
able, he could not exist for S. I6nI
a time without food.
MISUNDERSTANDING of the Unifei
sity of Wisconsin will spend aIIpfox
mately $4,426,639 among Madison mel
chants during the school year, aocorl
ing to conservative estimates of VITA
the average student spends I'M ex0es
of board and lodging. The amen
based upon $521 a person. Ifb0arl
and lodging is included in de ST
dents expenditure the amount Noll
far exceed the $4,000,00O mark
Bayfield-The summer resort gyoI
erty on Little Sand bay, North 1t R&'
field, belonging to the South SlQF
club, an organization of citizeHs
the town of Russell, promises Q d
come one of the finest summer hQm
locations in the Bayfield, regioH 81
already large number of lot AaY
been sold to parties who vii bu}
summer cottages there.
Green Bay-BuTglars robbie g
Bassine Grain Elevator office, 'fee
Bay, of 1881, and broke into two 1il''
business places without oDu'A'1
money. Marks upon the we
and around the cash boxes Of ~ e1
scale office and the Haeyers fAp'
office proved the presence of buESia|
during the night.
Menomonie-Use of a tract q iaz
to be used as a rifle range hae pes
donated to Company A, W1scons'a 3
tional Guard, Menomonie, by Sa'l1s
William and John Kraft. The aAa
the site of the old rifle range ' =
Park farm. Captain Gust IL s
already received the promise q Is
eral funds in putting the rarke
condition.
Antigo-The T. D. kellogg | 'Ia
Co. has bought from Henry p
derlich and George Wunderlle1 =
saw log timber, pulpwood and #
on approximately 1000 acres -
In the townships of Elcho and 'z
Langlade county. The "a
County Lumber Co., a new g rs
ton, has opened offices in any