Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-25
RADGER NOTES.


bees.
WoopsMEN are still badly wanted IN
the pinerIes.
HENRY L. SMITH, an Eureka veteran
got 81 300 back pay.
DAVID RYAN, formerly OF La crosse
was killed at Denver.
WILLIAM GoBLE's residence at In
Crosse was turned inside out ana upside
down by burglars. ;.
THE corn crop in Wisconsin is estl-
mated at II, 4S7 ,666 bushels.
Supervising ARCHITECT WINDRlM says
If will be two weeks before the money
can be sent for the Milwaukee posi-
office site
f. +. Cooke & Bro, OF Chicago
threaten to bring suit to recover an
amount due for tents furnished the
knights of Pythias' conclave at MllWau-
kee.
POSTMASTER WHEAT, not being
United States officer, cannot De prose
cuted for alleged Irregularities In once.
THE Rev. Jas. +. Thoms, ID. d., OF
Philadelphia, has entered upon MS
duties as principal of Wayland Acad-
envy.
Two sons of ex-Mayor Davis, of Eau
Claire, aged II and 8, secured boat,
stocked it for a long voyage and started
down the Chippewa River, safely
shooting the dangerous rapids below
the city, but narrowly escaping death.
Searching parties were sent out, and the
bows were brought ashore at Parkers-
vile and sent home.
+. w. CoTzuAUsEN and Aug. knnltZer
have been nominated for the state SEN
ate from Milwaukee.
The new observatory of Lawrence
University will probably be named I'm
derwood Observatory, for the professor
in charge.
FRANK J. BACHELOR, an employe OF
the VIM. Frankfurth Hardware Com
pany, Milwaukee, IS under arrest on
charge of embezZlement.
The mental condition of Rev. A. NJ.
De Ford, under Indictment at Mlwau-
kee for raising" treasury notes, will be
inquired into.
JOHN SELDEN, a well-to-do farmer of
Truax Prairie, was run over and killed
by the west-bound passenger on the
North Western line, at Eau Claire on
the Goth, Il few miles west of the city.
Selden formerly lived at Osseo, Mimi,
and his family are now there. He had
recently bought farm, and was super
intending his fall blowing when killed:
MARTIN HINRICHs, WelEknown and
respected citizen of Madison, was as
saulted by Fritz Wendt, a driver, who
knocked him insensible with a blow
from the butt end of heavy whip.
macadamized road he was building,
and endeavored to stop him when he
was struck. Wendt is under arrest.
<c l.; ~ e.
them in the recent strikes at Ashland,
scented w. w. O'Keefe with a costly
diamond ring and an elegant gold
headed cane.
GEO. A. ToURGEE and William S. Wat
rous, of Chicago, have leased The Park
Hotel Madison, and will take posses
sion November | when Landlord Skeels
retires.
SANDY DONALDSON, who has run the
stage between La Crosse and Dresbach
for years, was thrown from the top of
his vehicle and seriously injured about
the head
FREDERICK PRENTICE, the Ashland
millionaire, is going to start summer
resort at Houghton Point, on Chequame-
gon Bay, next season.
OLE STEAN, who escaped from the La
Crosse insane asylum in November.
1889, was caught at Pennington the 9TH
er day.
Miss CHRISTINE NELSON. Madison's
sweet singer, makes her debut October
20, at the Chicago Auditorium.
LIE butchers of La Crosse are fight
ing the law which prohibits them from
Strengthening within mile of.the city
limits
KICKAPoo Valley Railway directors
decided to increase their capital stock
to 81 100000
WooDsMEN are in great demand in The
northern pineries. Wages are higI,,>
than in years.
DR.. FRANK POWELL will remove to st.
Paul from La Crosse
The Marinette Boom COMPANY has
sorted 100000 feet of logs so far.
PARTY Of Cleveland capitalists have
completed arrangements to build a huge
lime and salt dock at Ashland this win
ter.
The Sigvald Qvale Hospital, to be
erected by his heirs, will be located at
Eau Claire instead of Madison. as here
totore announced.
FIRE broke out in the basement of
LANCE Bros fruit and confectionery
store at Chippewa Falls, on the night Of
the 18th. The loss by fire and water is
$,O0o-Sl 800 on building; on James
LLiamotte's building adjoining, ST 200.
The g.. a. r. Post and |. o. G. r.
Lodge fixtures are considerably dam
aged; fully insured.
On the 18TH Miss Carrie Jacobs. onlv
daughter of DR.. William II. Jacobs.
president of the Capital CITY Bank. and