Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-04


John Kauf nan in the mill dam fiume
at Phlox. The fish was % inches
long and 1919 inches in girth.
A breach of promise suit started
against her star boarder, Walter Stein.
by 65 year old Mrs. Wilhelmina Becker
was dismissed by Judge A. Nj. Spen-
Ger in Municipal, court at Appleton
when attorneys for the plaintiff with
drew from the case.
cat is nursing baby squirrel as
we'll as her own kitten in store at
Argyle, near Monroe. Side by side
the tiny squirrel and the kitten lie by
the cat The tabby first played foster
mother for three squirrels, but two did
not survive.
Less than two weeks after the death
of her father, e. p. Martin, an old
resident of Rhinelander Mrs. Julia
Stripin died at her home in Wallace,
Idaho. She was a former Rhinelander
resident.
Thirty bands from western Wiscon-
sin will participate in band festival
to be held in Ladysmith June under
the auspices of the Ladysmith Concert
band and the Chamber of Commerce,
The days feature will be a mammoth
mass band concert
One of the largest mari deposits ever
discovered in Wisconsin lies near
Brentwood, on the shore of Lake Che
tex. The opening of this deposit on
basis to encourage free use of the
product will prove a big boom to agri.
culture in that part of the state.
Increased demand instead of de-
creased production is the real remedy
for agricultural depression, Edward
Nordman, state commissioner of mar
kets, declared in a recent statement.
The policy of curtailing agricultural
production is a failure, the commits
sioner asserted.
Completely rebuilt at Manitowoc at
a cost estimated at $1,O00,000, the
go, Duluth and Georgian Bay Transit
Co., one of the handsomest of lake
excursion boats, cleared port for Hol-
land, Mich, carrying the president OF
the company and party of guests.
Arthur r. Hirst, former chief state
highway engineer. and candidate for
governor in 1924, has been elected vice
president of the American Vibrolithic
Co, Des Moines. He will have charge
of the company's activities In II states
along the Atlantic asst. 1t is reported
that the new position carries with II
a salary of $4,000 year.
Tosten Thompson, so, county clerk
of Waushara county, died at his home
in Wautoma after a three-day illness
with brain fever that followed an at
tack Of flu. Thompson had been prom
inent in county politics and in educa-
tional work in this part Of the state
for many years, and served for sever
al terms as county superintendent OF
schools.
With the appointment of Mrs. Elma
Wolbert as postmistress at Aliens
Grove Walworth county, the office
passes out of the Hall family, members
of which have served continuously as
postmasters for more than half CEN
fury: Edward HI. Hall was named
postmaster in 1874 and since that time
the Halls had held monopoly on the
position.
Six councils participated in the
joint Initiation held at Beaver Dam by
the Knights of Columbus when large
class of candidates was Initiated.
WATERFOWL, Waterloo, Columbus, JEFF
ferson and OconomowOc councils
Joined with Beaver Dam in putting on
the initiation Father Mahoney, Wa
tertown, was the principal speaker at
the banquet.
A chair of theory and composition In
music will be added to Lawrence con-
servatory of music with the opening
of the 1925-1926 school year next Sep
tember, 1t has been announced. Cyrus
Daniel, an organist and choirmaster
at Evanston, Ill, has been selected tc
teach the new courses. Mr.. Daniel Is
a composer of distinction and has sew
eral years experience as a teacher In
Conservatives.
The year will mark the fiftieth az
niversary of the organization Of Tay-
lor county In celebration Of the event
it is planned to hold home coming at
Medford in connection with the Taylor
county fair The Medford Commercial
club is sponsoring the affair and every
civic and fraternal organization In the
county will assist in arranging the
program Hundreds of former resi-
dents are expected for the occasion.
All civic organizations Of Sheboygan
have petitioned the city council to pass
an ordinance requiring cattle, from
which milk sold in the city is obtained,
to be tuberculin tested Health Com
missioner ]. G. Elfers has taken lone
stand against them. Commissioner Ell
fers holds that testing cattle for tuber-
culosis will not solve the health situa-
ton PasteuriZation would do more to
make clean milk than tuberculin test
ing, he says, declaring that numerous
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