Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
BADGER NOTES.

IHR famous Norrie mine has already
madeshipments of ore thus far this sea
son amounting to csc, coo tons, and will
exceed 200, 900 tons in few days,
quantity never approached by any other
mine Ill the world.
Two years ago workmen in the lum-
Der woods received from SIS to $40 per
month; at the present day EMPLOYERS
are offering $26 to $50
GEORGE LEACH, who settled in La
Crosse in 1858, was killed by the cars at
Sioux City, Ia.
THOMAS MooNEY's saloon at La Crosse
was ransacked by burglars, but they got
little of value.
Door County sent eleven insane pa
TENTS to the Northern Hospital IN one
week.
H. c. HIGGINs' barn at Marinette
burned with a loss of $1,000; insured for
800.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JAMES BRAY, of Madi-
son, celebrated their golden wedding.
LA CROSSE Y. NJ. c. A. members are
talking of erecting handsome build
ing.
ONLY twelve prisoners remain in the
La Crosse County jail.
RICHARD JONES will commence suit
against the Lake Superior Ice Company,
composed of t. L. Hiles, j. d. David
son, jr., of Chicago, and r. d. Pike, OF
Bayfield,, for $11 900 damages for inju-
ries claimed to have been sustained by
him in an icehonse accident at Bayfield,
last winter. He received injuries in the
head, shoulders and hips through the
collapse of the walls of the icehouse
when it was in progress of construction.
He claims that his sight and hearing are
permanently affected, and that he will
never be able to do anything but the
lightest of work. In case he wins the
suit it may lead to the institution of sew
eral others against. the same company.
THE store building, stock of goods and
large boarding house, at Whitefish Bay,
ten miles north of Sturgeon Bay, owned
by the V. and C. Mashek Company,
were destroyed by fire. Loss, SIS, 900;
insurance, $500. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
Miss ANNIE BENTZEN, of Christiana,
Norway, teacher in the Norwegian
schools, is making visit to the princi-
pal cities of the state. She is trusted
agent of the Norwegian government,
sent here at public expense to investi-
the United States. Miss Bentzen is
light haired, fine looking young lady,
and makes favorable impression.
ASHLAND taxes for the ensuing year
are $6l 900.
WILLIAM NOLIQUETTE's summer resort,
near La Crosse, burned to the ground.
Coal companies operating at Superior
claim that they cannot get enough cars.
FRANCESCA GUTHRIE, prima donna OF
the Hess Opera Company, was quietly
married at her home in Milwaukee, on
the 30th, to Charles d. Meyer, a Mime
apolis lawyer.
THE death of Harum Merrill is an
nounced from Boston. The deceased
was the father of A. f. Merrill, assistant
general ticket agent Of the st. Paul
road, and the eldest brother of the late
5. S. Merrill. He was so years old, and
had lived in Boston for sixty-two
years.
SECRETARY NOBLE has written to In
dian Agent Leahy to the effect that no
green pine can be cut this winter on the
Indian reservations.
DANIEL STAHL, aged 16, stepped on a
saw in Bayfield, mill, and completely
severed his foot.
TIE Midland Lumber and Manufac-
turing Company purchased 10000 acres
of timber land in Clark County for
$500, 600
OVER $500 new voters have been
naturalized in Milwaukee.
EAU CLAIRE has decided to raise $45,-
900 to cover expenses in the direction
of education.