Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-12

Mrs. George Allard, %, shot and
eriously wounded Miss Emma
Schultz, %, Chippewa Falls, because
Miss Schultz had "date" with Mrs.
Allard's husband
The Merl-Zimmerman general store
and ]. II. Zimmerman hardware store
at Ontario were destroyed by fire
which started, it is believed, from a
defective chimney. The loss is $50 000
DR.. George L. Collie, head of the
department Of anthropology at Beloit
college, has announced that the college
will sponsor a school next summer for
training students in museum and field
work in archaeology.
For the first time in history, six
saloons at Hurley were padlocked by
a deputy United States marshal fol
lowing the order issued by federal
court on Sept. "a last. For year the
establishments must remain closed.
Dashing from her burning home
with her infant child, then returning
for an 85-year-old woman inmate of
the house, Mrs. Gilbert Michaelson,
residing one mile south of Cadott, sue
ceeded in saving two lives before the
house was burned.
Fire protection is the first essential
In any program Of conservation and
reforestation in northern Wisconsin,
In the opinion of Secretary of State
ID
eral days in Oneida and Villas coun-
ties on behalf Of the state land COM
mission, of which he is an ex-officio
member.
A party of six hunters of Evans
Vile, killed three wolves, wounded an
other and their dogs battled a fifth
which finally escaped at q point 10
miles east of this city near the Rock
river. This section has been the rem
devious for wolves for a number Of
years and -eral have been killed
there during the last few days
Michael Hintz, 20, son of Joseph
Hintz, Dewey farmer, was drowned on
the range line road in northern Port
age county after the car he was driv-
ing struck plank bridge and turned
somersault into a small creek, pinning
him beneath the wreckage. Hintz was
alone at the time and drowned in less
than six inches of water.
Triplets, two girls and boy, were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mas,
town of Maple Grove, Manitowoc coun-
ty. They make the fourth child born
at the Mas home in less than year.
On last Nov. II Mrs Mas gave birth
to her first child The girls weighed
four and one-half and four and three
fourths pounds and the boy, six.
Frank Beardsley, found guilty by
jury in circuit court at Sparta of set
ting fire to a building owned by him.
to defraud an insurance company, was
sentenced by Judge r. S. Cowie to
three to five years in the state prison.
Beardsley took out $1,000 insurance on
a building valued by witnesses in the
trial at 5000 to $780, The insurance
company paid him $1,118.
State funds increased slightly more
than $4,000 during October, Solomon
Levitan, state treasurer, reported.
The balance in the treasury On Nov,
was $J585S, 1858, compared with $15,-
786,636 on Oct. 1. Receipts during the
month were $4,OS8, 2S7, and disburse-
ments $4,016554 OF the Nov. bal
ance, $12,56O5S4 was In the general
fund, compared with $12,305, 702 on
Oct. 1.
The will of Victor F. Lawson, late
proprietor of The Chicago Daily News
and owner Of large estate in Green
Lake county, was filed for probate in
the Green Lake county court at Green
Lake, by attorneys for the Illinois Mer-
chants Loan and Trust Co., executor
of the estate Wisconsin real estate
approximating $1,5OO,O0O, and personal
property in the state valued at $4,000
will be disposed OF under the will
Effective Nov. 1, a greatly reduced
schedule Of inspection fees was an
nounced by e. w. Fielder, Superior,
chairm%n of the Wisconsin grain and
warehouse commission. The new
schedule, Mr.. Fielder stated, is in line
with the commissions policy of always.
trying to give the best possible serv-
Ice to grain shippers throughout the
northwest at the lowest prices COM
mensurate with that service The new
Wisconsin fee of Is cents for inspec-
ton and protein test Of grain COM
bined is half the new Minnesota fee
for the same service.
The fifteenth annual road school of
the Wisconsin highway commissioners
association and the state highway COM
mission will be held at the capitol in
Madison, from Feb. to IL, inclusive,
the state highway commission has an
nounced. This is the yearly get-to-
gether of county and state road work
ers at which ideas are exchanged and
experience Of the past season re-
counted for the benefit of all highway
commission employees. The public is
invited to be present. The road school
was inaugurated in 1912, when it had
an attendance Of 121. The attendance
In recent years has been in the neigh
borhood Of 1000