Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-29

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water and light connections ~
| the buildings.
Stevens Point -Deposits of 49,,
Gently found in d lake in no,,+I,a,
oitase county are worth SD
based upon what the Same ap,o,,a
commercial limestone would ooS
farmers, accorq Ing to the col Sls
agent WIN ING use of 2 20 fool SIS
tension SOIL san pling instrument
was learned ia at the lake bot1 @z
apounus III MAJ OF a rich qua IS.
ne Oeo Is IL Get deep a rod fIuA,
shore ana IS beyond the depth of
instrument Tour rods out. 1t is
lndleu lhat the lake contains H.
| 10000 cubic yards of mari wbic,
| Sufficient to swdeten more than 5*
acres of land.
East Iroy-qne of the lar sst
memorial projects in southern ~.
consln IN honor of the men who s..
| Iereo thelr nVes IN the World wa I&
| being completed near East Trov *
the shore OF b both lake. A SCI
acre tract of wop dland was purcha 8z
1or ShOoO from a Chicago man w.
funds raised BY popular subscrini
IN the townships of East Troy n 8>|
ana Lafayette ait the instance of #S
Loomis-M Martin post of the AmeriS s
Legion. volunteer solicitors of E8
Legion raised be money by visit t.
| every resident ih the three townshI 44
Hollandale-A short time ago8
chemical sprlnH Ter was sent by N6
illinois Central road along the lI66
to kill grass and weeds growing all H4
the track. by means Of a poison ~
spray. The poisoned grass, it Is
claimed, caused the death Of tEN
valuable COWS owned by J. L. 1 &
Cauley, farmer, near Hollanda
Several COWS We're taken sick as a
suit of the pois on, it is believed, HAk
a veterinary was able to save he
Chippewa Fall s-Managers Of danN4
halls in Chippewa county have bazN
notified that Sunday dances must
stopped, and that violators of the In
will be prosecuted. The action is ths
result of move ment launched by h6
Rev. A. L. Brehner Mothers nd III
sat with moistehed eyes in my par 81
and begged that some action h6
TAKEN" the Rev. Bremen said. sol
of the appeals from relatives of o.
irons of the dance halls have Bel
heartrending"
Fennimore-TIhe increase Of 10
berries and hold ups and especially d.
burglary of the Blue River balk
alarmed banking officials in era
county. Livingston installed an Ell
trio burglar alar m system and folloN
ing this example the First NationH<
bank, Fennimore, installed one viii
includes a daylight alarm to prote
the bank and its contents from s.
prises.
Waupaca-TWo hundred and zig
owners of cottages at the Chain
Lakes have declared war on vandaE
who in winter season have broken IN
their summer hi mes and lugged aw
furnishings, sometimes in wagq
load lots. At "a meeting OF the
sorters held Jointly with the Waupa#
Civic and Commerce association, IN
was decided to employ a detective
necessary to ira down Offenders ~
effect prosecution.
Columbus-Miss Katherine SkinnsH
who taught mathematics in the
lumbus schools for several yeal
leaves for Turkey where she VI
teach in the department of mathfs
matics of the Constantinople W
mans college, one Of the most lnnuSH
tial institutions in the world Mani
noted Turkish women are gTaduat@
of this college.
Monroe-A 40O-pound Swiss chees
with plenty of large holes VIII
among the entries in the contest
Swiss cheesema kers to be held at Il
food show in connection with Chees
day, Oct. Q. The competition is opsM
to all cbeesemakers in the yicinlQ
and many are already planning
tries in hope Of landing the Dlue
bon.
Humbird-Martin Lund, chaIlln'
of the town of Garfield, Jackson coun
ty had a narrow escape when his "a
plunged over a six foot emDanhllI0
four miles west of Humbird He va
pinned under IL e overturned car, II
shouts for help were hearu ~
neighboring farmer, who released hin
# is said lust III time to save his lifs