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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

ITorlxap explains, there was ncIhing III
49,, circumstances surrounding these
-ofas to indicate to the judges ana
Clerks that any fraud was, beng per
netrated or that they acted IN CONT
Sion in bringing about these lfnpeI1
eonations. Tt was also shown ILdC
son,o voters who were living IN NC
Cone county at the time Of the cleo
/ lion had cast ballots and that IN some
inetances persons voted who were not
cif;1ane IF the United States. In
n,1noher of instances Of contested
uotae the court holds that evidence
was not conclusive enough to deter,
mine fer which town their vote haa
(! been cast. 80
Started in 1919. /
The warfare between Poplar ana
Wolf Point for the county seat dates
; back almost to the time when Roose-
, Welt county was created in February
: 1919. bv legislative act. Both towns
: beoain Tnarshalling their forces Tor
] the inevitable battle. In the general
election of 1920, with the towns OF
Ponlar. Wolf Point, Bainville and Gull
bertson contesting for the county
saat none Of the towns received a ma
ioritv vote but Poplar, having the
largest vote, was designated as One
temporary county seat.
~ With the approach Of the general
election of 1922, the battle lines were
= drawn tighter, Wolf Point and Poplar
STRENGTHENING their factions for the
eliminating poll Eventually the con
. fest took on the appearance OF a Dill
!: ter quarrel. in which charges anC
= counter charges were hurled back ano
!. forth with regularity, and finally VOL
Point intensified the interest OF the
. electors bv the cry of "Lets clear
:: house" slate was put into the flel'
: and Wolf Point realized victory.
!. For a time the fight conferred aDou
q report of the state examiners ONO
on the affairs of Roosevelt county cL
:: fees. Wolf Point adherents contend
\ inc that it revealed all the evldenc
necessary to sustain their charges 0
improper government. The east end
j ers charged that Poplar had neve
= Given an account OF her stewardshl
!. and alleged that her only legitimat
:. claim to the county seat was her ceI
trail location.
\ Poplar replied to the Wolf POir
= inferences of graft and corruption an
4 spoke of the contending town as
i. "WOlf IN sleeps clOLnhg, uhdt IN
"clean house" movement was merely,
> theatrical attempt to convince II
y voters that Wolf Point was the on
= earnest supporter of good cover
ment. Thus the battle waged uni
the election which gave Wolf Point
\ majority vote. Poplar, still fightln
obtained a court writ to prevent t
!. removal of the county Offices al
charged election irregularities al
fraudulent voting. When the inJun
= ton was granted, the presiding judi
= explained that he granted it becau
:. ne felt that it was good business pc
CIV to retain the Offices in Poplar !
. til the election issues had been tn
= in court.
X Poplar was represented by Harris
F. Mcconnell Of Poplar and George
Bangs of Grand Forks, N. D., q
< Wolf Point had as counsel, Marion
x Foor, H. A. Schoening, Norris, HC
= Rhoades & Hallet, and H. G. Hall
:. Great Falls.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15
LABOR UNION TO AZ, AFFILIATE 1 !1Eg
WITH THE FARMER "a \ N, RAE SbFiav
SENATORS TAYLOR HAALAND OPEAA

Rms Feb 8-From Great Falls Town IoplcS[i me
Crea' . rams nnion voted to affiliate with the FaTmeLLaoOI
pq ae listening addresses by Senator Gn@rss an a one of
Senator fiao - Cascade county AS it sets the lead IN all
the to organized labor it is expected that many
unions will affiliate short time During last W week otbers are @
III DuS1 This drift of the workers and farmers toward
s oooa party Of their Montana is very marked t curing
az I two weeks and is making the party politicians take no
tice and revise their plans.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
Smith, no explanation was made to
the court as to all Of the use for which
said money was expended" In short.
the court holds, "the Poplar adher-
ents carried on their activities IN pre-
cincts 2, 8 and a, not for the purpose
of fraudulently or corruptly mflu--
encing votes, but for the purpose OF
gaining as much support from the E.
lectorate Of Roosevelt county for Pop
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15
Prominent Medicine Lake
Man Declines to Approve
DIR. Storkan's Activities

CONTINUED from Page Onel
sent to StOrkan's Medicine Lake
friends:
Dagmar, Mont, Jan. 20, 1924.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

,osi5ents and voters of Dagmar :
Montana, hereby respectfully
ronresent the Producers News OF :
PlpntvwOOd. Montana, that IN
some future issue Of the sald :
newspaper, it publish copy OF
+ this Bill of Approval together
; with our names in which we spe-
: cificalIy express our opinion as
= follows:
3 articles which have appeared IN
: the Producers. News we absolute
= " alien ourselves with Drs. J. I.
= Storkan and G. Sells of Plenty
= wood. Montana; that we approve
of all acts and things which
thew have done and performed
n their profession and in the
course of time during their prac-
= flee in and around PlenytwOOd,
- ,. That we approve of all acts
If the said Medical Doctors IN re-
= moving one Ludwig Ehrmantraut
from the Outlook Hospital to the
= PIentywOod Hospital on the night
= of November Bird, A. ID. 1873;
that we believe all of the things
= said. and all of the things insinu-
ated by the said Medical Doctors,
adversely affecting the honor,
ability and integrity Of one 5. 1.
> Fawcett. M. ID. Of Outlook, Mon
tana: that we believe all OF the
things and insinuatiOns of both
= DIR. StOrkan and DR.. Sells adverse
> to the Outlook Community Hos
= pitaI and its doctors and nurses.
3. That we believe the subse-
+ ouent death of the said Ludwig
3 Ehrmanntraut was not the result
of said removal from the Out
look Hospital to the PlentywOOC
= UospitaI and that the efforts
made by the PlentywOOd Doctors
with the view of bringing abOu
: s said removal was proper, ethIca
and entirely SYNONYMOUS WIZ
good medical practice and pro
2 cedure.
: Mr.. Christensen gags evidentl
r = at any further endorsement O
D = DR.. Storkan in the Ehrmann
e = traut mess and we don't blam
: him one bit either. He even n
fused to take the "Bill Of Al
It = prevail" of the Storkan activitit
d = around to his friends and neigh
a = bors to sign, and no one ca
r 8 blame him for that either, eve
a = though he may be under oblig'
le = tions to the Plentywood doctt
" in a way that would cause him
4 do this if it were a thing tn
il he could stomach.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15
Facts and Figures
Bv County Surveyor Hans Rasmussen

After being in Office little over one year. nave ; %
chance to gather few facts and gure fban fair
interest some of you taxpayers IL Is no Cle 4oro
1T I, should ali know about county AFFAIRS ie 1
;rtorested YOU are the better we like It, ana py m bc
together we will soon see the time when O" O'
AGAIN on its feet in fine shape -, chic last
year. we ue t less money still we probably spent more
than we could Afford but there is SO much WON 70 oct
all over the courtyard it is hard to stop when 'OU
ON the other hand, we did not spend as much IN iSzo
as the taxes amounted to, spent for ROAD anu d
70 this last figure should be added the road ana Pqg
taxes which will be paid in the spring. Just now lI hut
will amount to do not know, but II VIII prOO""' " ~
In the county spent $s747s7 on am GOaaS to- so
# is no wonder the two funds were SzS5&4'OO III INC w
when took the Office. u - GRO ooo
We are now paying per cent interest on over SfzOyg
road and bridge warrants all this interest cOua
be saved could get the two funds on cs Dss' D
his can only be done either by paying more taxes Oh
Ing &c f question p less money is the only way
can see out of it. year a lot Of work was done
mostly in the nos part of the cOunty-wlich the
people never asked thecOunty to for as long as we nave
That kind of people this county viii never go to the dogs
Tn 1922 our County Commissioners received for IN
specting roads and mileage S3772O.
In 1922 the County Surveyor and his assistant received
from the county for work and mileage $553398 besides
this they the cOuns in their cars and had the
: cOuntys do the repairing
for my gas and charging mileage at 1O cents per me
> item of S263612. spite of these figures most towns
people would vote the other fellows just why it is can
not understand like the county money
person can spend the better the tOwnpeOple likes IT.
Here are a few figures regarding running Ford car
few wears AFRO the question was up in whether not
car could for 10 cents mile have used 1917
Ford during the year,
Renairs and oil S172.S5
A68 Gallons Of pas at 30 cents 14O.40
* license " 7.50
*
TX Total expence z 32075
TX
7O5O miles at 10 cents - S7O50O
q Total exDense $4,000
TX For denrecatiOn 1884, E
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

Besides the 1850 miles, which / was paid for by the
county, used the about 1000 miles on my own private
trips this brings the total mileage up to $3.50 or about 10
miles the gallon of gas and total expense 3 cents per
mile. If / running 100000 the S3S4.25 would
not be enough for depreciation but for using Ford
is a great plenty.
Don't forget that all the auto license money paid this
county goes to road fund in this county watch the
the other fellow and that he gets his license and he will
be watching you.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04
IRoDALMI EsTELY.
(Folytatas az /. oldalrol. J

rok es testiiletek kepyisel0i, akik
szinten sep ajandekkal kedves-
kedtek a meghatott orok ifju poe
tanak. Mihok Sandor a youngs-
towniak neveben mondott besze-
Diet a magyar betu acknowledgement,
amely beszedet tobbszor szakitot-
ia felbe felzugo taps. DR.. Zlin
szky Istvanne remek zongoraJate-
ka, Szarvas Pal gy0nyOrii cimba-'
lom szololja es Kungl Lajos poe.
tikus S klasszikus hegediiJate
ka csak fokoztak hatast. Legve-
gill az iinnepelt Polya Laszl6 mon
dott magas szarnyalasu beszedet,
amelynek vegen felzugo taps iga-
zolta AIT, hogy ezt az irodalmi es
tet szivek rendeztek.
Az elismeres es hala elsosorban
is Tarn0czy ArpadOt lllet1 meg,
Xxi - dacara annak, hogy nemre
gen gyogyult fel hosszas betegse-
gebol - megis minden lehet6t ell
kovetett a nagy skier erdekeben.
Tarn6czy Arpad az igaz magyar
baratsagrol tett vallomast ezzel az
estevel.
Legkozelebb foglalkozni fogunk
Polya Laszlo verseivel, de addig
is orulnenlz, ha mi is rendezhet-
monk egy ilyen irodalmi estet es
akar a ssNagybizottsag'' akar pc
dig mas testilet venne a kezebe a
rendezest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04
ELOADAS K0ZBEN MEG
NEMULT A TANIT0.

Megrendito jelenet jatszodott lie
multkorlban a marosvasarhelyi
ref. leanviskolaban. G0nczi ia
nos, az iskola jolelkG, kozszeretet-
ben alld tanitoja, aki so eve all a
magyar kozoktatasiigy szolgalata
ban, a tanit6i katedran = valoszi-
niileg qualities k0vetkezteben =
hirtelen megnemult. A figyelmes
kis tanitvanyok, akik hiaba var
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04
PESTEN MEGESZIK
SZAMARAKAT.

A nepelelmezesi jelentesek ar
rol szamolnak be, hogy' Budapes-
ten es k0rnyeken ut6bbi idokben
kul0n0sen elterjedett a macska-
es acknowledgements. A jelen-
tes nemileg tunodesre kesztet6.
Hiszen macska meg megjarna !;
regi, meg haboruelotti kedelyes.
anekdotak maris megszoktattak,
szinte elfogadhatova tettek macs
ka-allagu nyulpecsenye gondola-
tat. ''Nem tudja a pesti, hogy mi
tol hizik'', - mondogattak meg
nyugvassal, - amikor a pincer
fe1talalta a kert nyulpecsenyet. De
-szamar? hogyan foglaljunk al
last 'ez nj elemmel szemben? A sza
mar elmebeli kepessegei ellen mem
lehet kifogasunk, ez iranyban mer
tekunk ugyis sokat szerenykedett,
SGT a szomar jellembeli ereje ma
peldasabb tekintelynek orvendhet,
mint barmikor. A szamar tisztasa-
ga, penzerteke, novenyev6 puri-
tansaga, mind kifogastalan tekin-
t6ly elottiink. Alapjaban mines is
semmi kifogas a szamar ellen,
legfeljebb a magasabb fizetesi
|rangosztalybeliek es az ut6bbi
id3kben kitintettettek serthetnek
izlesiinket, de ezek ugyse kerilnek
teritekre - inkabb oft ebred fel
l.gyanu, hogy egyaltalan mem is
|.tartjuk val6sziniinek, hogy sza-
marakat,. ez $okos, tiszta es jeAe-
mes tarsainkat egyaltalan elelme-
zesi celokra predalgatjak. Inkabb
az d gyanu kezd nyilalni lelkiisme-
retiink m6lysegeiben: vajjon mi
fele hus lehet az, amit szegeny
pestiekkel szamarhus cim6n etet-
nekfi IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04

szinvonalanak emelese. Latino
yics R6za f6titkarn6 6vi jelentese-
ben ismertette a sz0vetseg mutt
evi es reszben ezidei munkassagat.
Rosenberg Augusta hosszabb be-
szedben foglalkozott q szovetseg
munk kassag aganak erkolcsnemesit6
hatasaval Is nyomat ekosan hivta
fel az illetekeseh figyelmet q fe.
nyegt6 eszedelmekre. Az egyesii-
let tavaly 24O elcsabitott not men
tett meg az orszagb6l val6 kihur-
cclastl, tizenhat magyar not
pedig q tengerentulrol mentdt
haza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04
HARC "A LEANYKERES-
KEDELEM ELLEN.

A Magyar Egyesiilet a Leany-
kereskedelem Ellen a multkori-
ban tartotta meg unnepi k0zgyii-
Ieset Varmegyehaz disztermeben
dr. Probaszka Ottokar szekesfe-
hervari piispok elnoklesevel. a
kozgyiiIesnek targya anna javas-
latok Is tervek reszletezese volt,
amelyeket d egyesiilet celjanak Ell
krese erdek6ben sziiksegesneh
Tart, amely celia prostitucio meg
Bzsiiintetese 6s q nemzet erk0lcsi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04

(Folytatas az 1. oldalr6ll

siinket, hogy ITALIAN belle is unnak
olvas6ink - de szomo uan jelent-
jdk, hogy meg mindig nincsen
egyutt a szaz dollar, meg mindig
hianyzik a kerek szazhoz $3.50.
Ismetelten kerjiik azokat, akik
meg mem adtak, adjanak ere a
nemes celra = hogy minel el0bb
elkiildhessiik Budapestre az lite
nj nlagyarsag illetve nehany
jobb erzesu magyar - karacsonyi
ajandekat.
A reformatus egyhaz fenyes ta-
nujelet adta a testveri megertes-
mex, ahkor, amikor karacsony bal
jat, melyet evek ota minden esq
tend6ben megszokott tartani - ez
idsn lemondta, mivel sugyanazon a
napon a katholillusok is rendez-
mex mulatsagot. Sokan ezt kis
jelentosegiinek tartjak, mi azon-
ban orommel regisztraliuk hirt,
mint annak el6szelet, hogy ITALIAN
lassan lit is urra lesz a megertes,
az egyetakaras.
Ebbol az esetbGl tanulhatnanak
masok is kovethetnek ezt az iga-
zan kovetesre valo peldat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04
llulals gJk aaptara,
DEUEMBER 6. sZOMBAT


A new4yorki Magyar Sim
pad" vendegjateka Farrell
ben, A High School termebeh.
Szinre keriil a "Matyas XII
rally" cimii enekes es tancos
operett.
DECEMBER 7, vAsARNAP
A new-yorki Magyar Szin-
pad vendegjateka a Kossuth
K0rben, szinre kerul a Ma
tyas ,Kiraly'' cimii enekes
es tancos operett.
DEC 25, CstT0RTDK
A SIT. Istvan Egylet Kara
csonyi pasztorjateka a Kos.
suth K0r termeiben.
DECEMBER 26, PENTEK
A SIT. Istvan Egylet nagy
Karacsonyi Tancmulatsaga a
Kossuth Kor termeiben.
DECEMBER 26, PENTEK
A Munkas Bs. Egylet 97-ik
-east-youngstowni fiokjanak
Macy Karacsonyi Tancmulat-
saga a Grow Hallban.
DECEMBER 27, sZoMBAT
A Verhovay Segely Egylet
106-ik, nilesi fiokjanak Macy
szabasu Tancmulatsaga a Ro-
man Halban.
DECEMBER, 81, sZERDA
A Kossuth. Kor nagyszabasu
Sylvester estje. Ennek az ev-
mex legnagyobb szenzaci6ja.
DECEMBER 81, sZERDA
A Sharon Farrell Sharps-
ville-i Magyar Tarsaskor
nagyszabasu misoros Sill
veszter estje a farrell Hor-
vath Hallban.
DECEMBER 81, SZERDA.
A warreni E. M. Ferfi es Noi
Bs. Egylet Szilveszteri Balja
a Walnut St.-i Roman Hall
ban.
DECEMBER 81, SZERDA
A nifesi Elso Magyar Bs. Egy-
let Szilveszteri Tancmulatsa-
ga. Rigo Joska muzsikal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04

tax az oktato szot, kedves tanito-
juk .ajkairol, remiiletikben sirva
fakadtak. A szerencsetleniil jart
ember irant, aki eszmeleten van
es k0rnyezetevel irasban erintke-
xix, varosszerte oriasi reszvet nyi-
latkozott meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-04

(R) Lapunk hasabjain egyszer foglalkoztunk
mar avya rengeteg igazsagtaansaggal melyet julius
len eetbel6ptetett vi bevandorasi torveny magaban
foglal Kimutatttk ennek torvenynek igazsagtaan
bertelen 6rtheteten rendekezeseit oromnel szano
tk be olvasoknak azokrol geretekrol melyeket fe
leos torvenyhoz6k tettek meyezben beig6rk = hogy
AIT sok sebe amt vi torveny tott, igyekeznek
maid begyogyitani. VI
sok igeret = ugy atszik - valera vaik S nemsokj,
ra eetbelep benyujtott MODESTO javasat mely, mi
kor soroka uk meg kongresszus eott fekszik var
ja hogy orszag t0rvenyhozoina jobb belas egyen
urra.
Nathan D. Pellman, new york; kongresszusi kepvise
To- kongresszus ele ereszette MODESTO javaslaat me
szerint: Az Egyesut Allamokba bebocsatando lenne
megallapitott kvon xviii mnden amerka pogar es eso
lapirral rendelkez6 feesege gyenekei szle 6s test
yere'
Ha ebb5l avaslatbol torvtny valik ugy ennek 6ria
81 eent6sege lesz Az vi torvenynek adasos hatasa
csak aban fog nutatkozni hogy eddg szerte vaasz
tot csaladok egyesihenek sz0 nem esz elvalasztva
gyenmekeit6 gyermek szletol, testyereit6l, ferj
feesegeto feleseg ferjeto hanem vi torvenynek al
dasos hatasa lesz magyarsagra nezve is.
Mem allanak pontos szamok rendekezesUnkre = de
tuduk att hogy odahaza Magyarorszagon sok te
heto azoknak szma akik mint legkozelebb hozzatarto
zok keszen aanak mar 6vek 6ta kivandorlasra de
johettek inert Amerika leeresztete elotk sorompot
Ha keresztil megy javaslat akkor Amerkaba Macy
szanma erkeznek maid hazulrol frss magyarok, akik
meg nincsenek eespedve, akkben meg meg lesz er-
dekod6s mnden irant ami magyar vi vert, vi szelemet
III gondokodast hoznak GEEK maid k0zenk daeara annak
hogy ez sok magyar amerikai szemponb6 vaosag
gal evesz Macy neptengerbe, magyar intezmenyelnk
egyhazank egyleenk tarsadalm szervezetenk meg fog
ak 6rezn ennek frssen erkezeteknek adasos 0vetele
Valjuk be, nagyon szomoruan all lit, nagy Amerlka
ban magyarsag ugye. Evr0l-evre rosszabbodk minden
kozos dogunk, ami magyar. Az oregek ehalnak fiata
I'll
keves koziik magyarsaghoz, ujak mem erkeznek
ICY haalra vagynk telve. haalos iteet vegrehatasa
kesobb kovetkezik maid be - de tztzenot ev mulva fe
teenul rank borul maid amerika magyarsagot mind
orokre eltakar6 halot lepe Sajnos ext epet egtobb
esetben maga magyarsag szov neha akaratta neha on
tudatlanul de lepel keszl keszen lesz nemsokara
Ha vi torveny eletbeep nagyszamma 6rkeznek maid
testverenk 6hazabol fssen tee munkakedvvel
tettel megertesse hsszk hogy ok maid j6val ktoJak
a v6gtelet idejet.
Varjuk szeretettel magyarsagunk, magyar intezme-
nyeink vi kovaszat lit mar nagyon Macy szkseg vol
ma rajuk.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-24
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN
Northern Minnesota Will See
Darkness on January 18th
When Sun is Completely
Hid.


When the sun, rises in Northern
Minnesota, northeast of Red Lake,
on the morning of January "a,
1925, its disk will be covered by
that of the moon, passing directly
between earth and sun. The shad-
ow will sweep, in a path 100 miles
wide, east and south across the
Great Lakes, Northern Pennsyl-
vania, New York, Connecticut and
Rhode Island, leaving North Am
erica finally at Nantucket, then
swinging northward and glancing
off the earth between the Shet-
land and Forae Islands at sunset.
AS the sun is blotted out, you be-
hold a black disk radiating rays of
light. Immediately outside the
disk is a shallow rim of brilliant
red, the Chromosphere, and out
side that is the wonderful pearly
white corona. Its light is so deli
cate that under all circumstances
except the total eclipse it is invis-
ible. In the brief moments astron-
mers must look hard and notice
much. For possibly month be-
forehand everything will have been
rehearsed many times, like a fire
drill or sham battle. At the last
minute the procedure will go like
clockwork, providing only the
weather is clear. A United States
army airplane will race the shad-
ow of the moon nearly 400 miles
across New York State during the
eclipse for the purpose Of taking
photographs with a specially de-
signed camera.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-24
SAWYER NEWS.

Ehlert Stems, son of Bob Storms,
had his finger badly crushed in a
washing machine and had to have
it taken off at the first joint.
Miss Dorothy Sayner had as her
guests at her birthday party: Miss
Knapp, Miss Schulner, Mr.. and
Mrs. O.. w. Sayner and Mrs. Hatch,
and Dorothea Hatch. The party
was held December IL.
Joe Denk had two ribs broken
when he fell off a load of logs and
a log rolled on him. John Well
stein hurt his back in the same
manner last Wednesday.
Owing to the last snowfall all
the cars have stopped running and
people are getting out their snow
mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Andersen
left for Wausau last Thursday
where they will spend their Christ
mas vacation.
Mrs. Knapp and Miss Schulner
left for Milwaukee, Friday, where
they will spend a three weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson
left for Amigo Saturday for the
holidays. 49,
Tony Greene left for Chicago
Saturday where he will spend the
remainder of the winter. He''is
planning to come back in the
spring.
/ Mrs. A. V. Dewitt was pleasantly
surprised on her birthday by
friends and relatives. Mrs. Meloy
made the cake and lunch was
served.
Our. Christmas program was a
great success. Mrs. A. V. Dewitt
and Mr.. Hatch with his violin ac-
comparing some of the songs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-24

Mrs. Harry Wilde of Land O
Lakes spent Monday in Eagle
River.
L. L. Thomas was down from
Lac Vieux Desert Monday of this
week.
Mrs. Charles Deering of Black
Oak lake spent Wednesday of last
week in Eagle River.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Reyes, owners
of resort on Eagle lake for many
years, left Friday morning for a
holiday visit in Chicago.
F. A. Hall of the village left
last Friday for a visit with the
Sandersons and his mother who
live at Menominee, Wis.
Mrs. C. A. Bent, Mrs. w. A. Hoy
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher
all of Land O Lakes region, spent
Saturday in Eagle River.
N. A. Colman left Monday night
for Duluth to visit Mrs. Colman
and his son Niles, and Mrs. Fran
CHS Colman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Franks left
Tuesday morning to spend the
Christmas holidays with t he r
daughter and family at Oshkosh.
Mrs. D. C. Lake and daughter
Geraldine left Saturday for a holt
day visit with family people at
Elkhart Lake and Milwaukee.
Miss Esther Knowles, a student
at Lacrosse arrived at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Knowles for the holiday vacation
which began the latter part of last
week.
Miss Helen Strong, L. D. Hall,
Ronald Adams and Harold Bent,
all students at Appleton and
Oshkosh, arrived home the latter
part of last week for school vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Paul Demarest is visiting
with home people in Eagle River,
arriving Friday afternoon from
her Chicago home. She is better
known as Ruth Radcliffe former
Eagle River girl.
Miss Leila Carpenter, a former
Eagle River girl but of late years
a nurse with headquarters in Chi
cage, arrived Friday afternoon of
last week for visit with her
mother Mrs. A. Sailer.