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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-10-17
NOTICE

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water shows the presence of coli
bacteria, and while no disease germs
are present, we suggest as a precau-
tonaTy measure that all water used
for drinking purposes Je previously
boiled for 20 minutes.
1t VILLAGE TRUSTEES
Trade at Home
EAGLES ATTENTION
A regular meeting of Mountain
Home Aerie will be held next Tues
day evening. A large attendance is
desired.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Park Your Car Right.

Hundreds of accidents take place
from careless and improper park
ing. Recognizing this fact the
American Automobile association
has Issued circular calling atten-
ton to some corrections to be
made in parking. The suggestions
are:
do not seek main highways for
picnic purposes. Use the second
airy roads where there are plenty
of opportunities for parking off
the roads.
In event of puncture try to get
the car as far off the travel por-
ton of the road possible before
changing the tire, and in no case
stop on curve or near the top of
hill
Never stop opposite a car that
has parked along the road. If you
want to ask your way stop your
car at least $50 feet beyond and
walk back to inquire.
You are not safe sitting in
your car while it parked on a
highway. Furthurmore you are
a source of danger to those who
are obliged to turn out to pass
you.
IF you turn into blind drive
way to park have the back of the
car to the main road. When your
car is facing the road motorists
will think you are just driving in
to the road. They may make a
sudden stop before discovering
that your car is not in motion, and
cars following them may be thrown
into a series of rear-end collisions.
Parking car at night on a
main highway is doubly danger
Gus. You never know what min
ute the tail light may burn out. "
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Wausau to Have Grand Jury.

Of all the cities involved in the
recent cleanup of liquor violators
in the state by federal prohibition
officials, Wausau is expected to
come in for the most attention at
the hands of the federal grand
jury now in session in Superior.
F e d er a ! prohibition officers re-
Gently made a big raid at Wausau
and vicinity and about two dozen
arrests were made there, a number
of those arrested being prominent
Wausau residents. The federal
grand jury is expected to complete
its work and have its report ready
today, according to w. H. Dough-
erty, federal district attorney.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Only Woman Police Judge.

The only woman police judge in
Wisconsin-that is the distinction
possessed by Mrs. John LaCombe,
of Pesthigo.
Holding court in the dining
room of her residence, Mrs. La
Comb deals out justice in all kinds
of cases speeders, drunken driv-
ers, disorderlies, and all the others
of the usual police court grist. She
has maintained an average of
nearly a case a day since her APP
pointment this spring, which is
plenty in a town of some 1000
people,, and wrong-doers who were
inclined to scott at the idea of be-
ing fined by woman judge were
speedily disillusioned.
Mrs. LaCombe likes her work.
Il wasn't any too fond of the idea
at first" she said, 'but | thought
I'd just get up my nerve and try
it," The trial apparently was sue
cessful, both for the woman judge
and for the people of Peshtlgo.
The feminine touch" is evident
in the court room, where the din
ing table which serves as the bar
of justice always bears large
bouquet of flowers. In case of
DRINKS or hoboes, Mrs. LaCombe
goes to the city hall, where court
is held.
Major w. H. Savary, of Peshti-
go who appointed Mrs LaCombe,
is in favor of women on the Po-
lice court bench, especially in
dealing with Juvenile cases. The
office Of police court is a new one
here, and both appointees so far
have been women. Mrs. Rose Egg
ley, the first, was forced to resign
the position when she went to
Fargo, N. D., to reside and Mrs.
LaCombe succeeded her.-Oconto
Enquirere.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Organize Boat Club

The organization of a boat club
for the lower Eagle Waters was
perfected Monday evening by
sportsmen on Catfish and the 9th
er nearby lakes. The new organi-
cation chose a committee to draft
the bylaws and at a meeting to
be held next spring will elect
their officers. This could not be
done at this meeting on account
of so many of the launch owners
having returned home from their
summer vacation. This will be a
permanent organization and means
much for this section where wa
ter sports, especially speed in mo-
tor boats, is becoming one Of the
big things in entertainment of the
local and visiting people who
spend their summers on the wa
tiers in this section. There are no
faster waters in the country for
pleasure craft than the Eagle
chain. While not large to the ex-
tent that land is not visible only
every few miles, it lends one a wa
ter trip of beauty among numer-
erous lakes and beautifully wood
ed shores and thoroughfares.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
WANT THE POSTOFFICE
Three Eagle River People
Have Passed Examinations
for Position.

The three candidates for the Ea-
gle River postoffice who last May
took the examination will have
to wait until long the latter part
of the year before receiving the
verdict as to who is the lucky one
for the office, according to infof-
nation received lately.
Last May five took the examin-
alton for postmaster of Eagle Ri
yer. They were John Zimpel-
mann, Amos Radcliffe, Mrs. Maude
Adams, Walter Camden Jr. and
Charles Hebard. The three high
est in standing after the examin-
alton were John Zimpelmann,
Amos Radcliffe and Maude Adams.
Mr.. Zimpelmann is the present
postmaster and with two more
candidates in the field after the
office the situation is an unde-
termined fact until near the holt
days
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
HUNTING INFORMATION
Local Sportsmen Who Will
Hunt Chickens, Partridge
and Ducks.

Sportsmen who are oiling up
their guns for the opening of the
duck, prairie chicken, partridge
and deer season will find the fol-
lowing to be the opening dates
within the coming months in Wis
consin.
Pfairie- chicken and grouse come
first on the list. Open season for
these birds is September 20 to "a,
with a five bird limit each day.
Partridges follow on October 4
to 8, with the same bag limit.
Wild ducks, excepting wood
ducks, may be shot September 16
to December 20, with a bag al
lowanee of Is per day.
Rabbits also are protected and
may be shot, according to- law
October 1 to January l, A per day
being the limit.
The deer season opens Novem-
Der Is and closes November %.
One buck, one year old or older,
may be--bagged during the sea-
son.
Squirrels of any variety will af-
ford shooting October Is to Jan
uary l, five per day being the linn
it.
Muskrats, October 25 to April 1,
mink November 1 to March 81,
coons and skunks, October Is to
January 81, and frogs from May
l to March 1.
Wolves, foxes, wildcats, and bear
are not protected. There is open
season for otter and beaver.
License blanks will arrive at the
county clerks office about Sep
TENDER 1.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
1T TORE OFF HIS PANTS
Manure Spreader Yanks the
Trousers From Driver Who
Nearly Freezes.

Two buttons and a package Of
fine cut we're all that remained
whole when William Otto lost his
trousers and one sock as a result
of contest with his recently de-
signed manure loader, which he
was testing at the Arnold Heuer
farm near Sturgeon Bay.
The machine is designed to load
barnyard litter into manure
spreaders, but it tried to wind
Bill around shaft thus offering a
service which he hadn't contem-
plated when he designed the APP
paratus.
Bill was tuning up the mech
anism when a set screw on a re
volving shaft caught his trousers
and started to take them off. A
lesser man might have surrender
ed, but Bills a rather husky in
dividual. He seized brace over
head and roared Justify, stop err
Arnold Hener dashed for the
tractor and sprawled on the wet
farmyard. Joseph Barta, on the
off-side of the machine, heard the
roar and was petrifed. The mach
inc went merrily on, shredding,
then removing Bills neither gar
ments, one by one. Only Bills
shoes, shirt and one sock remained
on him when the tractor sputter-
ed and died.
Are you hurt?" asked Arnold.
NO" said Bill, pulling down
his shirt tail, I'm cold.'
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Trout Season Closed

Season for fishing trout in Wis
consin closed last Sunday in Wis
consin and on Monday in Michi-
gan. A number of good catches
are reported on the last few days.
Just that kind of luck for the
beauties to begin to take the lure
when the season closes. But then
it will mean more fish for the
taking next season, some nine
months in the offing.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Orchestra ON Tour

An orchestra from Iron River,
Michigan, the sister city across the
line Some forty-odd miles from Ea-
gle River, made a tour through
tbs section Labor day; stopped at
some Of the resorts for meals and
then gave the resort people a
varied selection of both vocal and
instrumental music. This orches-
ira is not a paid proposition but
just bunch Of Iron River bust
ness men who love music for their
own pleasures and are not so sell
fish as to fail in the passing of
it to others while out on their
annual outing. In this party were
Hubert Hogelen, AL. Triggy, Cal
vim Windsor, Morris Nolingberg,
Fred Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Van
Wagner of Iron River. They were
accompanied by two splendid
vocalists, Messrs. Nordstrom and
Mcdonald Of Houghton, who be-
long to this party. They enter
tanned the guests at Long Lake
Lodge Monday evening on their
return from a trout fishing trip
at Danny Kane's place on the Al
voy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Mayor Dever Here.

Mayor VIM. E. Dever Of Chicago
is a guest with numerous friends
at The Hemlock on Catfish, arriv-
ing a few days ago for a two
weeks vacation in this section Of
the lake region. Mr.. Dever is an
ardent exponent of Sir Izaak, and
is spending his time after the
King of fresh water fishes. That
he will be successful in landing
his prize, and by the way his fiEst
musky, is not doubted for they are
said to be hitting the lure in good
style in the lakes and streams
hereabouts. His son accompanied
him for the outing.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
|OOLS HAVE OPENED
Fiay Was Initial Day for
Pening Of Fall Term in
|Ihge and Country.

|9os throughout the county
yesterday that is, those
wherein the town election
we're not held In that case
would be the first day of
for the children and a day
antore lost when vacation
omeS The attendance in
l-age schools is reported as
the first day. Quite a num-
y children from out of the
who wished to attend high
here will not be able to be-
apuplI on account of a place
4d The school board has
Strenuous efforts to place
-dren but failed in some in
NJ lacking places to- place
lr their board. The stats
~. allow enough for the chill
v O2rd out and in many in,
y Saer parents are unable
y board for the nine months
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Squad Will Practice
L. E. Engle, athletic dire

L. E. EngIe, athletic director
in the Chicago Latin schools and
head councillor at Camp Kentuck,
the boys camp located on Ken
tuck lake out of Phelps on the
Iron River road, will bring Friday
a squad of twenty-five or thirty
boys to Camp Kentuck for pre-
liminary football practice. The
boys will train for the coming two
weeks before returning to Chica-
go. Camp Kentuck, after a splen-
did outing season on Kentuck
lake, broke camp for their homes
last Wednesday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Objected to Title.

w W Coolidge, Jr. Is year old
v he president, who died
\. loa'a' refused to consider
a the first boy of the land"
Y. %IaFed such a title should
"! to some boy who had
~ '1sne =. himself through his
J insight into his attitude
\. s'a.ed IN a letter he wrote
N. rl.I'a who had sent him con-
. '~oaS after Mr.. Coolidge be-
\ s'y y, The friend, James
Aacart, Of East Orange.
awarded the letter to the
house The letter said in
/, ,'',.A you are mistaken in
-, S,a ae the first boy of the
NV '{ 81. ! have done noCbing.
/, ~ !, la'aer who is president.
,ae nrst boy of the land
t,be5 'VI.e BOY who had dis
action. through MS
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
MOnicO Lost to Eagle

Sundays game played here be-
tween Eagle River and Monico re-
suited in a 81 score in Eagle Riv-
er's favor. The game was bully
good one and when the game Sun
day comes off on the Eagle River
diamond between the Flambeau
Indians it means another stiff
game for the home boys. There is
sure to be a big crowd for the In
dians have been playing splen-
did ball this season-so has Eagle
River, who has lost minimum of
games.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Reported Car Stolen

The report unconfrmed comes
from Three Lakes that a Buick
touring car was stolen the past
few days from in the neighbor-
hood of Franklin lake northeast
of that village. 1t is said that the
car was parked along one of the
highways for a short time and
upon the owners return the car
appeared. However, the report
cannot be verified
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
BURGLARS TAKE LOOT
Break Into Three Lakes Ho-
tel and in Dental Office in
Eagle River.

Two robberies are reported to
have happened within the past
few days in this immediate sec
tion-one at Three Lakes and one
in Eagle River. In both cases
many articles of value were TAX
en- and no clue left to trace from.
A few days ago the Anlegicant
House at. Three Lakes, 49, is
owned and operated by JaiaesFNel-
son, was entered and all the valu-
able prizes taken from punch
boards, and the contents of slot
machines purloined. Guns, wat
ches and such marketable stuff
handled through punch boards
were taken from the hotel lobby.
The door was fastened with a
Yale lock and that seems to
have been the place of entry. No
windows were broken or their fas-
Jennings tempered with, according
to Mr.. Nelson.
Monday night the dental offices
of DR.. J. E. Frankel were broken
into and two new gold bridges
were taken, together with gold ~
ing on a table. The value of the
bridges were over a hundred dol
lars, the whole loss amounting to
nearly two hundred. The front
door was unlocked with a skele-
ton key and left open by the
burglars.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
C. S. Club Notes

The c. S. Club will be repre-
sented at the County fair by hav-
ing fancy work booth where all
articles for the home will be on
sale. Hot lunch will be served,
also dinner A prize will be Civ
en- the couple registering the high
est combined age at our booth.
This is free.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Close Monday and Tuesday

Both the Farmers and Mer-
chants and the First National
banks in Eagle, River closed dur
ing Monday, which was Labor
Day, and on Tuesday which was
election. Both days are legal hol-
idays in Wisconsin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
NOMINATED

n, O'COnnor By a Big
,;,,ity in District Attor-
ap,ce-Bo wker Wins in
Tiff Contest
N rbirIwiod finish to the
II, primaries yesterdays
. ~, the county show
li ,,rcb interest being taken
. .at Despite the fact
:. , r,s but 4 primary, the
.,sn is considered quite
y. ,,S meant but one thing
y ~ roter considered it up to
Y " 4 herself to do their
:. ..te,d of passing it along
ae5ody else.
hottest race was Tor dls-
..torney with but two
1 NJ; and it was a hot one.
T. 0Connor the present IN
s,- went down in defeat by
I, majority at the hands of
Radcliffe. Radclife's ma
S 200 even.
4 No race for sheriff there
four candidatesY Herbert
n John Hanson, Bernard
/, and EIvin Weed. Bowker
/ out the lead over Weed by
I'M Of 50 votes, who was his
\ opponent. Hanson came
bIIoved by Juve.
IN Houg easily defeated Elda
rmgh for county clerk, as
len Scott over her opponent
EvaId. The offices of treas
sroner and surveyor had no
tOn
re leads the county for gov
followed by Hirst and Com
st
aberg, Carroll and Mark,
ates for state senator ran a
race in Villas county, with
berg slightly ahead.
county gave Trembath a
g vote over his opponent
tnen-over three to one and
what we learn from Iron
h Trembath has won out.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Club Meeting

Members of the Woman-s Club
are requested to attend meet
ing of the club at the home of
the president on Monday, Sep
TENDER 9Th at eight o'clock in the
evening.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Entertain Society

The w. C. T. U. will entertain
at the home of Mrs. Paul Cook
on Friday of this week, 2:30 in
the afternoon. A ten-cent lunch
will be served after the business
meeting.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
Will Adopt Big Glass

The Eagle River lodge M. w. A.
are planning to hold joint meet
ing later on at which time many
candidates will be initiated both
from here and Three Lakes, and
possibly other nearby villages
where Woodmen lodges are in OPP
Grafton.
Last week the Three Lakes
camp initiated several new mem
bers and expect to again put in
another class this week Saturday
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03
auxiliary l III Bake Sale

! lr,n. ) Odke Sale
n ~piaHIIlary to the American
lro r,,' . mold a Bake Sale at
y y . q Marley annex be-
n. ~. : o'clock Saturday af-
Na,n ,erything for the man
gbe, Who loves good food;
necessities for the
Sit
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03

.6 '.Iy once c contained
aly I i9o s Of virgin forest.
y 100000 acres remain.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-09-03

Brewery workers have decreased
from $4,000 to $4,000 in the United
States.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-26
POLICEMAN KILLED IN
 CRASH PURSUING AUTO
Worcester Bluccoat Dies And Five Others IIurt--Probe Is Started
 This Morning

Worcester, Mass, Dec, 26.--Po!ice highway inspectors and the office of the medical examiner united today in an effort 10 run down the Identity Of the automobIist Patrolman Frank W. Sanhorn was pursuing at the tune the automobile on which he was riding ro'uded with another car at Lake Junction yesterday morn ing causing his death and injury 10 i've persons
 Chester A. Richardson Of Water town, who was driving the machine which sI<!dded into a car driven by Ralph Mckenzie, 2S of Philadel- phla, and on which Patrolman san born was riding. IS still in 8 critical condition at the Cty hosptal, while the injuries to Mckenzie, his wife, his father, William, 52, and mother, Mrs. Ne!he Mckenzie the last two both of Albany, x, Y, are not con. s!lered 10 be as serious as was at first thought
New Britain herald., 1924-12-26
BOYS DIE TRYING
 OUT THEIR GIFT
Got Christmas Gun; Drowned
 While Hunting
Edgswater Park. N. J, Dec. 2s.-

Edgewater Park. N. J, Dec. 2s,-- Tragedy marked the Christmas cele- tration of the family of William Ma ior of this place, when two of his sons, William Jr., 10, and James, IT,, were drowned in the Delaware river here yesterday morning,
 The two boys started out a S o'clock in a canoe to shoot ducks with gun which they had just re- ccived as Christmas gift. Shortly after they had left the shore their father heard shouts and saw them cllnging 10 the sides of their over turned canoe near the edge ot the Ire, He shouted 10 them 10 hang on and ran for help. But when he re- turned with two other men te" minutes later both had disappeared.
 The father ot the boys hos been in fle emp!oy Of Joseph ( Gill of the River Bank for about fifteen years, and the family lives in a house on the Gill estate
 The boys had helped their parents 10 Eer ready LOT me CIflStNaS Ctle~ brauon and were attracted by the large flocks Of ducks and geese in the river nsadors 70 try out the new shotgun.
 Despite the ice tIoes along the shore. they managed to launch their canoe The v!nd rose 10 half gale T. law minutes after they left the shore and 1t is believed that their cIatt vas overturned in a sQuall. Although they were strong swim mers, they were unable to make their way through the ice to the shore thirty feet away.
 Every effort was made by residents srong the river front to aid the fa- th@r to find the bodies. Members If the Red Dragon Caone club near by organized search parties, but they could find only the overturned canoe and ths floating paddles. A Phila- dalphta police boat has been sent fer to help in the search.