The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-10-24

prize for apples at the Minnesota state
fair "A fine building is being erected
III Bayfield, for county purposes. 1t
will contain courtroom and offices fol
register of deeds and the various Other
county officials; also, fire proof vault
for records.
Clark County.
THE soldiers and sailors of Clark coun-
tt had reunion, sham battle and ball
on the 9th inst. About a hundred vct-
Grams were present and there was a good
time all around
Dane Comfy.
THERE are All students at the State
University this term. Maj Meredith,
ex-superintendent of Public Property
will remove to st. Louis. The fol
lowing is the reform ticket for county
officers: W. G.. Keser for Sheriff; b.
NJ. Hinch, for Treasurer; Mr.. l.. J.
Grindee, for Register of Deeds; Philip
Barrie, for County Clerk; Burr W Jones,
for District Attorney; for Clerk of the
Court, b. Esser; for County Surveyor,
John Douglas; for Coroner, John Ar
rion. II. G. Iund has been appointed
state superintendent of public proper
ty. Mr.. Lund has been acting superin
tendent the last three months.
Dunn Comfy.
THE Reform convention held at Me
nomonee, nominated the following tick
ct: For the Assembly, Theo. Louis, ot
Louisville; Treasurer, ". II. Smith, ot
Eau Gala; Sheriff, William Boyer, Oh
Red Cedar; County Clerk, Ammund
Ammundson, of Menomonee; Clerk OF
the Court, Tile f. Tilleson, of ELI
Mound; District Attorney, F. J. Me
Lean, of Menomonee; Superintendent
of Schools, Farnham Chickering, OF
Red Cedar.
Eau Claire County.
The Reformers have nominated fOI
Assembly, Levi NJ. Villas: for Sheriff,
Merioni Moses; for County Treasurer,
Henry Schlegelmilch for County Clerk,
A. Arnstad, all of Eau Claire; for Clerk
ia; for Coroner, Simon Randall, of Fall
Greek; for surveyor, VIM. Wessenfels,
of Fan Claire. - The Republican
County Convention nominations are as
follows: For Assembly, J. G. Callahan,
Eau Claire; for Sheriff, ID. G. Whipple,
Fan Claire; for Clerk of Circuit Court,
Harris Searls, Augusta; for County
Treasurer, b. j. Churchill, Eau Claire
for County Clerk, G. b. Daniels, Eau
Claire. for Register, Hans Simonson,
Eau Claire; with johnson, of Eau
Claire, for Coroner, and Hackett, of
Augusta, for Surveyor Tho house OF
P,,+l 4 e 7 ,f,
caught fire recently, and was entirely
consumed. But little of the furniture
was saved, while the produce i'll the Gel
lar was ali burned. The property was
valued at 81 200, and was insured for
5000
Fond du Lac County.
THE old settlers of the county have or
ganized a club, consisting OF settlers
prior to June l, 1S50.--The Handel
and Haydn Society OF Fond du Lac have
decided to give the Bohemian Girl dur
ing the coming winter MEYERS fur
mace viii be completed In a few weeks.
and if he can get charcoal enough will
Immediately commence operations
The Rev. II. S. White, well known in
Fond du Lac as the presiding elder who
gave a good deal of time to dealing in
silver mining stock, and who was de-
prived Of ministerial authority for one
year by the Wisconsin Conference which
met at Whitewater, has been re-instated
at his own request. He also asked to
be assigned to duty-Lamartine has
lately instituted lodge of Sons of Tenn
perance. Many Of the mills of the
county have reduced their time to eight
hours.
Grant County.
LAFAYETTE CAsKEY is the Republican
for Assembly in the second
district of this comty.-Frank S.
Barber, eldest son OF Hon J. Allen Bar
Der of Lancaster, died October 9th after
a short illness. He was 26 years Of age,
married, we'll settled, and was a very
quiet man, of good abilities and much
throughout the community
county ticket: f. b. Philips,
for sheriff; John J. Oswald, for treas
urer, Henry Eastman, for county clerk;
t. W. Nash, for register; Joel G..
Squires, for clerk of Circuit Court: T. j.
Brooks, for district attorney; E. J.
Bentley. for surveyor; and VIM. Mob
Tor coroner.
Green Lake County.
AT the Republican convention for this
Assembly district held the 18th inst, at
Brandon, Z. L. Northrop, ESQ, in the
chair, and J. ". DIN as secretary,
Capt w. NJ Plocker, of Metomen, was
elected as candidate for
the Legislature. The receipts at the
fair at Berlin were 81 800.
Jackson County.
THERE was $4,000 insurance on the
mill and 81, 500 on the lumber of the
Morrison Greek laundering Company's
mill, burned recently. At the Repub-
lican Assembly District Convention,
of the counties of Clark and
jackson, Hon. James Hewitt, of Neils-
vile. was unanimously nominated for
of the Assembly. The conven-
ton passed a resolution in favor of the
Potter law
Jefferson Comfy.
p. \. WATERBURY, of Jefferson. is the
nominee for Assembly. THE success
the late fair at Watertown has
the members of the associa-
ton to institute a mile track ON the
grounds. The building will occupy the
center of the enclosure with the track on
the outer limits, and all things CORE
pondingly ranged. This association
has done more to forward the interests of
Watertown than any other organization
within its history.
kenosba County.
The annual review Of the Konosha
fire department took place on Oct. -.