Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-24
pADGER NOTES.

so1:: svstcm, enieeDleu by age, could
ID hlS h:2t"nd the disease. His suffer-
II Wins ~ intense toward the last that
81 %c We kent under the influence of
2.S''~ g RrEMER met frightful death
G,aai,arsnkee on the 2lst. He was en-
N'T" ~ the new Baumbach building
0yy.sLH, Jt',t SQUARE. In descending a
d NJ" b ~ sIipped and fell from the fifth
Jiaet. !, "" tbr sround, fracturing his skull.
tory W WI bnt few minutes. Riemer
10 Nv,,"orrjed, 10 years of age.
10. 0I l,,% the city of Eau Claire there is
NlI1, If eighty acres of government
ir" rhirh the homesteader, George
i1i N,m,t,crcd in 1885, and on which he
t..s t" rrt "proved up" The expla-
ts 81. INV Is that the previous entry had
r1oO" ,onrcIed for abandonment. The
|e'1 H ,"s an the north side of the Eau
~, ~, ronorted that several prominent
,, %. Washington have sent agents
G5yrGeld TO secure sites for summer
. pa" TO bo built next year.
~ ,'r State Fish Commission has made
.n for Il grand display at the
,9Ts Fair Mt Chicago. Fifty aquari-
u.n"il ho constructed in which to ex-
AZ fish grown in this state.
i u WARDEN, who holds the fort at
., "' trcasurer's office at Bayfield,,
S ,o" amen the vault with a sledge-
y,, he not being able to obtain the
". rom the other county treasurer,
8qynigbt whom he shut out Il few
.. "" Tine case to decide which is
i e%Gl county treasurer is still pend
lahore the state supreme court.
au Claire, in the probate court,
.%a 10Th, on petition of Mrs. Anna
y" lanes Jensen, Of Minneapolis,
''mTnojnted as guardian of the petit
mark ,Srs son, Sigvald Qvale, aged ! year
,I%months. Tho petition sets forth
@jd minor is entitled to personal
'r,rty of the value of about
H and that he is also seized of GER
real estate, the probable value of
,r5 is $4,000. The guardian fur
,pla bond Of $25 900. The proceed
r,rc 4 prelude to the expected liti-
IAN ever the property of the late Sig
OyaIc which has already been fore
slowed.
nrdcad body of Mrs. Mary Torren,
aISiyrars, was found at her home,
National Avenue, Milwaukee. By
,alc wasN dish of carbolic acid and
Nan. The woman had used IA syringe
take the poison. Her husband had
finished term at the
yc of Correction and when he
m. home was unable to get into the
m \ policeman was summoned,
a0rred an entrance, which resulted
= M discovery of the body. The sui
HbeIieycd to have been caused by
poverty Of the family. The body
sumoycd to the morgue.
RNK GRADY, an aged farmer of the
Nm Of Fjtchburg, was accidentally
d while driving home from Madi
IIo was riding on Il load of reed,
when about SIX miles out of the
lie tipped over and was instantly
l Grady was about 60 years OF age
leaves three sons and two daugn-
mboycottof Milwaukee beer, which
NJ Hr'~r,rsi I T"5 T1r yaar noSt
.rIst hn,r roi,nJ A. orroa,pnnt
moI, ~. 49,, Ni;l,,,,,l.na hnn,,,ars,
a~"otb T., o,' WY n ",,G MI nni I
mcu and Capt. Fred Pabst
received the following telegram
mg,iono, Tyrrntiye Rnard: "New
Dee 10 Tho National Execu.
Marj to-dav roiseI the bovcott
hist Milwaukee, beer, This settles
m,ter."
has bccn commenced in the cir
@wtat Madison bv w. T.. Canning,
owSouNiIIe. Dane County. to re-
0@A0 damages from I'll. s. Ingra-
otLnt place. Plaintiff claims that
@aTrested and taken to Madison at
.@3nce OF defendant, who charged
WIN enlightenment.
N NvIANy, well-known citizen
| iound beside his team on the
WY with his neck broken. 1t is
"oNn how il happcued.
FARMER named Richardson. of
.oE, Dane County. will bring a
3JnSt his town for IS 600 DAMAGES.
10 have been caused bv a defec-
'@Sng q lev. Richardson was
10 Madison when a wheel CANA
DS wagon resulting in his fail.
Ia crosse. on the 18th, Mcdonald
Gmbcrmcn and steamboat own
.eI an assignment. George H..
s&Mbcrman, is ASSIGNEE and gives
ot%u0,0O0, which represents the
1roupd numbers.
~ AY lohn S,.,l