Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

4 AROUND ,lSn1
!.
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40, is said TO be the
''a- ...al life insurance con-
1.', @sned in the state tat, wa, was
q IS ,s Madison recently yu, with WIN
d, u d policies aggFe gonng
ii9 " Edward ). Young IN
.,l = lumberman. The
y,aI s,sced through Madison
YER BY Harry L. French French,
'. .a.,+ " Of the Northwestern nth '.iead
l!' l.., II, Co., Milwaukee
LIE l il'r. life plan. They
's sal N benefit of Mr.. Youn is
's ~ = various firms in which ll
~ l. y The annual premium
Tho value Of exports
. .',.or to Canada ports, thence enc
ll,', y, Montreal, totaled $25,-
W i., me season just Closed
l ..,r ort by 0. A. Berg, deputy
' =, he United States Gus
I, s,' '' IN superior disclose. In
ny %,- re- we're exported to Can
wv. r.' ,-oss tons Of iron ore al
wv =, ,;96449. The various
y Grains and their values
y Wheat. 8,292,296 bushels
co barley 98o,279 bushels
s'''' N 700 121 bushels. SILL
corn. 2o1,50O bushels, $247-
nm-A total of fifty foreign
ATOMS doing business IN WIS,
s,re amended their articles OF
,,,.iop without filing certifi-
! Ne amendments with the
m If state, according to a re-
4 Fred R. Zimmerman, secre-
ade. The state has collected
h fees from the corporation
.nsr-s The fifty concerns who
n fled are liable for a SIS pen
s,i5es the registration fees of
rnssa-A colony Of beavers,
hi seen in La Crosse county for
half century has established
-sin a tributary Of Black river
Of Kew Amsterdam and built
n which has diverted a stream
4 instead Of running southerly
Il runs easterly and joins an
sIOugh a half mile away.
nen who have investigated the
i and colony declare there are at
! % beavers.
ms POint-Veteran woodsmen
I5ms Point we're reminded of the
|gEIg days when two pine logs,
scaled 1000 feet, were delivered
4 Stevens Point mill. The timber
cut on the Helbach farm in the
/ d, Almond, which contains
pine trees Of similar growth.
6s we're the largest seen in
G Point in many years.
,mOnie-lIrs. Emil Klatt, wife
farmer living eight miles east of
1clie returned from an errand
her daughter Doris, 4. lying on
'o with her clothes burned off,
,lId died three hours later. It
Ged that she caught her dress
while playing with paper in
iae- Of the kitchen stove.
s'n-Nore than 100000 worth
a'co belonging to the Wiscon-
'a'co pool was ruined by fire,
and smoke and toe warehouse
.a It was stored in Madison
Es'Foyed. The building was
y about $500 and belonged to
''.''a' Tobacco Co. Both build
a tobacco we're fully covered
|'nalce. -
.,l--focr COWS were killed in
| ,4yn destroyed a barn on the
v =, GuS'aye elmer. three miles
t. " horizon. The blaze was
W. y blow torch used to thaw
..,' pipes. The Horizon fire
. --,,' responded to a call. but
lines 'De Spieau OF
NJ '.S-Vharles Lapp, as, Dur
| A. , was burned to death IN 8
- ,,.. destroyed the home on his
| n, ,--'y farm in Avon. near The
| ! Lapp frequently visited hi,
n. '' !. and was alone a.
M. =. I. me tragedy He wa:
BAL Az 'ae doorway, where he hac
!, s ,..r,-'armers, who are 10.
fsrn53' r Wy. established farms near
b n, 'pp0se any move for a
\ m n, A.. season Z, The farmers
crs r n me ne deer are very de-
season, s'oVlns crops and if
anssers ,s., were adopted crop: