Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-02-27

a. Madison
FUNDS to save the game birds. -
was sent that mo funds are svo;,5
for this purpose" Natives bovo ~-.a "a
donated feed to help in sucb a w.
gencies. VII
notwithstanding BIoomiro+ou
operative Creamery Co. published
business statement for 1929 its II,
annual report, showing receints
$lO4,4SS. Paid for butterfat rnroh.
$92,993, leaving a trading mos. Nv
SILL 94. The total operating arna,.
amount to 1858, leaving a not NJ.
of $2,S95. The average price naia
butterfat from Nov. Is, 1922 to n
81, 1928, was fifty cents Der Mound
Racine-Loss to the stock. macsA
cry and factory building housing h
Standard Piston company at Rsci-
is estimated at $4,000, as the ,o,r
OF a fire which partially destroys
it. The fire is thought to have starts
by a spark igniting paper stuffed in
broken window OH the second fon
three companies of fire fighters bal
tied the flames for several hours
Loyal-Fire, Feb. II, DESTROYED III
Central hotel at Loyal with a Loss ii
about $4,000. The building va,
burned to the ground. An overhead
furnace started the blaze at 6 pn
There were six guests in the hotel d
the time, in addition to the empl0yg
None was hurt. A hose brigade fOugh
the flames for two hours.
Rice Lake-The A. J. Bull cQmpv
of Rice Lake will put on free tRe
ton school at Rice Lake Feb. q anil
%, for the pur pose Of giving help anil
assistance to tractor users in tsl
community. Men who kDoF all aJotI
tractors will be present 10 answer an
questions, and to explain the thel
and practice of internal combWta
engines.
Superior-A misstep on a steel gt
der, suspended SO feet in the air, sea
Percy Lasuer, 10, of Superior, to n
death. He was working on the reGf
struction of an ore dock at Two Hal
bors, MINI. The body was "ecegefa
from the waters of Lake Superior
younger brother was killed in an ala
mobile accident here last SUMMED
Raclne-DrlVen too close 10
dock, a horse which was used in nl
ing snow, fell into Root river Da
Main street bridge, Racine. The a
NAL was saved when a derrick SeN'
to hoist it back on shore, but SnOVs
no signs of life and was thought aa
the effects of its icy bath. 1t vas
yived by Joseph Socha, the oFia
Prairie du Chien-Arthur JOEIal
farmer near New Albin, while da'
chores, set lantern on the H0H
hind a COW while he stepped aOl5''
to feed her. The cow kicked the
tern and spread burning oil OFsl
hay. Jorlan saved his "a cows
the big barn, with the winters
for his stock, was destroyed
Madison-Forest, field and nn'
fires burned over 528,299 acres OIL
in wisconsin during 1929 eau.
losses estimated at $2O753S, aCcu y.
to a report issued by Elmer =
state conservation commS'Vn''
total of 562 fires were rep0l'S. ),
ing the year, ia causing losses
extent.
Observation-Disclosures used 10
cities for the prevention Of e. e
through tL11 IT treatment Of school 'bLa
with iodine under the direction s,'
physician ng received the unanin ss !,
dorsement of the members o. ~ i,
board of health at their anDu~
ing in Madison.
Rice Lake The First !. ~ 4,
bank of Rice Lake has n1.' Il ii
nouncement that it will give y -
child in Rice Lake or BalUr ri'a
born Feb. 29, 1924, a % pa
count.
r..loDoo rre Il
Tomah-The kickapOO ra-ss
I
such a low stage at 10 10. h p1f
there is not enough ~ ,aSt nGns
power for the village ns 5ar rss.
add to the trouble the u'-
Madison-W. P CHal' Totbst
son agent for the Gres' , n be
insurance Co, fell deau he + ric1
Of a hotel at Edgerton, u II gig
heart disease. He wen
On business.