Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

door as good luck token, fell aud
struck him on the head.
Ms. William Wing, 80, and her son,
Ray, IA, were found dead in bed, as
phyxiated by gas at their home In
Portage by Mr. Wing, Milwaukee
road engineer. A note indicated sui
eide.
Thomas S. Saby, former cashier Of
the First National Bank of Alma, Buff
falo county, was indicted by the fed
eral grand jury at Madison on twenty
one counts, charging false entries and
misapplication of funds.
Leonard r. Evans, former director
of the Sheboygan vocational school,
has been elected to succeed O. II.
Johnson, who resigned, to take that
position again after an absence of five
years.
The sheriff of Oconto county has
started a campaign to clean up gam
bling devices which were banned by the
county board last fall. Recently, how
ever, the keepers have been Doing
fiourishing business.
Frank j. Radej, Two Rivers, pleaded
guilty to having set fire to his home
on the night Of June 8 and was sen
fenced to three years at the Green
Bay reformatory by Municipal Court
Judge A. HI. Schmidt.
Henry Hase, Milwaukee, was elect
ed commander of the Wisconsin de-
partment Of G. A. r., and Henry Ho-
berg, Sheboygan, senior vice comman.
der, at the close of the fifty ninth en-,
campment at Sheboygan. Racine was
awarded the 1926 encampment,
When Arnold Nageman, IS years old.
Fond du Lac, glanced back to see If
he was still being pursued by a speed
cop, the motorcycle he was riding
swerved into an automobile, causing
injuries which necessitated the ampu-
tation of the motorcyclist's left leg.
Carl Higgins, Oconto, first vice presi-
dent of the Wisconsin Elks' associa-
ton, was injured when he steered his
auto into ditch to avoid head-on
collision with another car. The acct
dent occurred on narrow road eleven
miles west of Mountain.
Dealers In mining leases must OBJ
tain real estate brokers licenses, G.
A. Trikson, deputy attorney general
held in an opinion The opinion was
requested by J. w. Everett, assistant
secretary Of the Wisconsin Real
Estate Brokers' board.
Installation has been completed at
Irvine park, Chippewa Falls, of three
ornamental drinking fountains donated
to the park by the local American
Legion post, by Goldsmith council,
Knights of Columbus, and by Edward
Reister
L. A. Ziebell, chief of New London's
fire department, has resigned both as
chief and as member Of the depart
ment His action resulted from
charges following the destruction by
| fire OF the Most Precious Blood Csthc-
lie church. June H. The resignation
was accepted by the police and fire
commission and Charles RogeI.s was
appointed as the new chief
The crimes and lawlessness of a
great city are brought forcibly home
to residents of Ripon by the Staying
in Chicago Of Sergt. Charles Walsh Of
the Chicago police department. Sergt
Walsh was the son of Mr. and Mrs. j.
p. Walsh, owners Of the Grand View
hotel, Ripon Sergt. Walsh was killed
in battle with bandits on the south
side of Chicago.
One hundred years of successful
drug store service in Monroe is the
record of the Trukenbrod family, main
tanning pharmacy there. w. F.Tru-
kenbrod has served so years behind
drug counter In Monroe. His father,
Jacob, served % years, and his son,
w. e. Trukenbrod, has served 25 years.
w. #. and w. e. Trukenbrod are still
active in the stroe
Door county Is now on the tuber-
culosis-free area of Wisconsin, federal
men having completed the task Of ex-
aiming 10000 head of cattle. The
showing made was exceptional as less
than 2 per cent of this number were
found to be reactOrS. Door county is
the third In eastern Wisconsin to COM
plete the countrywide test, the other
two being Green Lake and Florence.
Cheese factory milk prices TO farm
ers ran from 80 to SO cents 100 pounds
higher for April, 1925, than for The
same month a year ago, according to
survel at Monroe. A good April
| figure for factories making limburger
was SLIP 100 pounds Brick cheese
factories ranged from $135 to $1.55
in that month. Winter prices were
| higher, as usual, one January figure
being as high as $2.13.
Plans for an extension of the present
sanitary sewage system and disposal
plant sufficient to care for the needs
of Fond du Lac for the next thirty-fye
years have been approved by the state
board of health and construction work
will be started this summer, it was an
nounced at the city engineers office
The system, according to estimates of
the engineers office, will be large
enough to care for pc dlation Of
| 10000 people and will create an en-
tirely new disposal system for an area
of approximately 1000 acres.
The Clintonville Milk Co.. a new
concern, will invest 100000 in a plant
| at ClintOnVille for the manufa cturo oP