Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-09
BADGER NOTE

THE Merchants Exchanoo n
Milwaukee, will shortly i 81 ba7
novel feature, called a nicII toa
book. Each page of thi"
divided into twenty squares an5 q
to be pasted upon these Son." %"u
be for sale at the bank f dr
apiece. Agencies where tboao
can be bought will be estof
in various parts of the CITY WI IVA
page of the book is filled wifi" vi
may be sent to the bank, whe 9,a
for 81 will be given 10 the hojcns
bank will pay interest at tho T W..
per cent, to depositors of s. ' n
stamps or upward. The systen W"
ented by S. L. Williams, Of Detn
has been introduced with rynat
in a number of cities.
OFFICERS of the Northwestern 4
ers' Association were clectsJ !
Claire as follows: President
Brier; first vice-president, NJ s N
Of Eau Claire; second vice.nraJ
Miss A. Mef, of West Super;rnr.
tary, Dwight Kinney, of Bjac} E
Falls; treasurer, II. ". Rood of
burn.
CAPT. VIM. c. NoALL has resiorI
captaincy of the Commonwealth
a position which he has held NIL
credit to himself and to the sat;S1a
Of the company for period Of |.
years. Gust. A. Anderson, for tb~
two years pit boss at the DayjdsoE
has been appointed to succeed nh
A. r. VAN RoECKER'S residence
Crosse was burned with loss Of I
Insurance, $4,000.
Mrs. JANE SwARTz, of pIattN
cured la grippe with fatal dT
rough on rats.
"ToM" CUDIHY, an Ashland /.
man who made legion of friend
few enemies, is dead. The FIEE
send his body to Hancock, MicI
burial.
The annual spring breakup 4
country roads has placed most s
ual embargo upon tie tobacco tydd
between the grower and dealer (
EX-SENATOR SABIN, of Minnesota
England endeavoring to form !
cate to develope mines near Wild
Wis.
TWENTY-FIVE ladies of Memo
have resolved themselves into a Il
ical culture class. Miss Able Mall
of Eau Claire, is to manage the q
WILLIAM HOLLAND, a meat pedj
Manistee, Mich, for whom MID
and Wisconsin authorities have /
looking for the past three monthA
finally caught by Deputy Sheriff /
Merrick, at Tacoma, Wash.
THE printing committee of thal J
waukee School Board will recon- /
that the proceedings of that body i
longer printed in the newspapers.
means saving to the public of /
81 100 per year.
THEo. d. KANoUsE, well-knoH
Wisconsin, who has resided in ]
for some eight years, and has beer
den Of the state prison at Sioux
for two years, talks Of resignina
moving to California. He salaI
So, 500, but the recent LegislaturS
reduced the salary to 81 500.
Mrs TUzANNA SzYMARCE died q
I'd at her residence on Ninth )
Milwaukee. at the age of I0l yea
months and 2 days. She was q
Of Poland.
FIRE did considerable damage in I
lenberger & Co.'S tannery IN Mi
kee.
OFFICIAL proceedings of the Nj
kee School Board will probably n
printed III the newspapers hereatta
JUSTICE DAVID TAYLOR, of the W
sin supreme court, died sudden
Madison on the evening of the 3D.
THE Milwaukee Juneau Club bal
was attended by 300 persons. Add17
were made by John De Witt warm
New York; John c. Black, OF Ill
and Bradley G. Schley, of MIWau
Senator Palmer and Gov. Peck wei
present.
WIN. f. FARLEY, an inmate OF IN
diers' Home, committed suede
throwing himself in front OF an
bound passenger train near Broo1
Junction. The engineer and tlTeHl
the train observed him on the,
ahead of them. When the whlsua
blown he pulled his cap o'er DIS
and laid down across the rail-
train could not be stopped, ant
body was cut into fragments, -
MANY changes among the VSI
clergy of the La Crosse district al
nounced.
BURGLAR JOE WHITE, whose eza
ton from Minnesota cost Eau \
County ST GOO, has finally declu1
plead guilty. II
JOHN FRANCE was asphyxiated
at the Kirby House, Milwaukee,
A LINE of land seekers was io d1
the Ashland land office on the z'
THE journeymen carpenters a''
ing in the building trades strike
KATHERINE McGEoCH, daug lT
Peter McGeoch, was marrIed, al Nj
kee, to John W. Flint, OF BeiI0S'
vt.
THE directors Of the Milwaukee
Company made an asSesslnei"
stockholders of % per cent
IT is reported that LAKE ,,a wa" ;n
and the marshes contiguous ~ ~
County are covered with hunEg tbe
ducks in direct violation OF 'nV
law. The hunters who nave 1;ans
for the statute are justly ln0 NV
this action, and insist that tn0 ~"