The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11
BADGER NOTES.

the state prison for robbery.
CHARLES {. DEWITT, a Grand Rapids,
Mich, man, has got himself into trouble
by impersOnating an internal revenue
officer at Florence.
THE largest mTlskaIonge ever caught
in the Sturgeon Bay waters was cap
tured by Henry krausc, of Hammond,
Ind. The fish tipped the beam AT thirty
nine and half pounds.
OFFICERS OF the Southeastern Wiscon-
sin Teachers Association were elected
as follows: President, II. l.. Terry,
Lake Mills; first vlce-presldent. {. ii.
Sylvester, Whitewater; second vice
president, Arthur Burch, Milwaukee,
secretary, W. :. Axtcll, Beloit; treas
urer, Supt. Agnes Worslev, Sylvania;
neva; executive committee, Prof :. Y.
Gilman. OF Milwaukee, for three years;
d. ID. Mayne, Ft. Atkinson; Mary j.
Gillian, Milwaukee; James \. Sheridan,
Madison.
ROBERT X. RoyD. of Eau Claire has
presented to the Griffin Rifles, Co. L,
Third Regiment, a banner with embla-
Zonod targets. TO be known as the Boyd
trophy. and To be subject TO competi-
ton, and TO he held by the company of
the Wisconsin National Guard having
the best rifle team. The trophy cost
$50
The total increase of salaries in all
departments OF the University, includ-
ing new Pro.essorshIps, is So, 49f.3i.
ASHLAND gets tie next encampment
of the Northwestern Veterans Associa-
ton.
THE Pierre Lumber Company, of Eau
Claire, has been incorporated with
capital stock of s3e,Co0.
STRAWBERRIES are successfully grown
at Ashland. {. u. Rogers sold 5000
boxes from a tract of an acre and three
quarters.
\ sTRIkE was prevented among Wash
burn dock laborcrs by allowing their
demand of 10 cents an hour.
ENGINEER TooD was kIiled in a wreck
on the 1t. Paul roads Dubuque division
near La Crosse. An attempt was made
to wreck the whole train, but only the
engine jumped. The train was crowded
with people going 10 the great celebra-
ton at Ia Crosse.
The Burlington train arriving from
the north nj noon on the 9th. brought
to La Crosse the body of an elderly,
well-dresscd man, who was run over
four miles north of TTempealeau. The
train came upon him sitting on atrestle,
as though he had fallen and hurt him
sell SO ne was not able TO rise liis
whole appearance shows he Is not II
| tramp or Vagrant, put thefe IS holhlhS
10 lachiIiy MN.
SfEAWHERhIEN are successfully grown
at Ashland. I. II. k0gerS sold 3,o0o
boxes from Il tract OF an acre ana three-
quarters.
GRRpS Bay flies are so thick at Stur-
ceon Bay that the ground under the
electric lights is literally black with
them and upon an inspection of any of
| the globes III the morning one finds sew
eral inches OF dead insects comprlFlng
large number of varieties, some OF them
several inches lor%.
TIE earnings OF the CHICAGO. Milwau-
kee x II. Paul Railroad Company for
the last week in June we're $GI7. .030; in
crease. 9Sgi6.
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SIMON WARNIcK fell dead OF apopieNy
| While Watching his horses Craze at his
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