Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-08-27
BADGER NOTES.

NnE Ashland Rifles, which National
y yHard Company does not belong to any
d fe8iinent, has gone into camp on Made
Il 2iua Island.
LIE man who threw himself in front
\ of &train at Ashland is supposed to be
sI06aph Bouchard, of ST. Alphonse,
HANs HANSON has been doing some
AxEayating on his farm near Sturgeon
BaV, and the result is the discovery of
two large chunks of iron ore. The
pieces will probably weigh twenty tons,
and specimens submitted to locss Jew
eleE developed 50 per cent of pure
metal.
DEPUTY SHERIFF. ERNEST BURMEIsTER
haa Resigned disposition as turnkey at
poInted by Sheriff Mead when the new
administration came into power. Bur-
meister says he resigned because of the
abuse he received from Mrs. Margaret
MNfphy, a prisoner in the Jail. He
faEkher states that Mrs. Murphy has
the freedom of the whole place, and
thesheritf would not allow him to lock
herup.
WoED is received at Eau Claire that at
Redwood Falls Mimi, Mrs. Jennie Nc
Cam, of Altoona, Wis, who was arrest
Nd for clipping from her husband, man
AGED to escape the custo " of Deputy
Sheritt McClintock with ler children
jusk before Mccain, her husband.
arrived on the train from the East to
claim the children. He was much cha
grlned, and is again in pursuit. Wicks,
who ran away with Mrs. Mccain, is
still i'll custody at Redwood Falls. Nc
Cam, the injured husband, was at Bar
ab0p when he heard of his Wife's esca-
pade.
CHRIsTopHER LEOPOLD, a Milwaukee
teAEDster, who ran over Hattie ScislOW-
skill une p, causing her death, was held
foralleged manslaughter.
YIIE full detailed arrangements and
plans for the annual outing of the State
Press Association will be announced in
"a Few days. This years excursion
prOmises to be one of exceptional in
terest. The start will be made from
CHICAGO in October. Thence the party
will proceed to Louisville over the Mo-
non route. visiting Mammoth Cave,
nashville, Chattanooga, Lookout Mount
ain. pass over the Western & Atlantic
Railroad, along every mile of which
baltic was fought, stopping at Marietta
and marching on through Georgia to At
lanta. The expense will be very small
and an unusually large party is expect
6d#tO take advantage Of the proposed
exeursion.
Two Eau Claire men, Ben Johnson
and jim Martin, fought q pugilistic bat
fi8f0r q girls hand. Martin was victO-
Ti0us, but the girl refuses to have any
a IKE 10 10 VII" 0''n0F' because Oh '"0
PROT CHARLES L. Bennett, who has
occupied the chair of Latin in the State
university for the past two years, has
left for Providence, r. l., where he has
accepted similar position in Brown
Bniversity.
TIE largest yield of wheat reported in
Trempealeau County is from the town
ofGa]e, where Ole Scrub threshed 127
buehels from two acres.
AsHIAND now has county w. G. t..
If% Mrs. f. A. Shores is president, Mrs.
Eeorge McAlister, of Hurley, secretary,
Four new business blocks, valued at
$50 600, are projected by Ashland.
JosEPH O'NEILL, an Eau Claire boy,
FELL from q scaffold at MoOrhead, Mimi,
and struck the pavement, l40 feet be-
low. He viii die.
EAU CLAIRE ministers are holding
0pen air services each Sunday.
TnE Lafayette County fair will take
place at Darlington September to IL.
TILE Ettrick Creamery in Trempealeau
COunty claims to lead all the creameries
in this part OF the state. Its output for
June was 66, 1873 pounds of butter, the
greatest daily amount being 4, 1902. Its
Average daily product for the summer
is over 1000 pounds. The creamery is
0wned by a stock company of farmers.
ASSISTANT CHIEF MCGOWAN, of the Eau
claire fire department, still holds his
0afice, and claims that he is entitled to
lie tenure unless removed for mlsbe-
havior.
s GAME WARDEN D. w. FERNANDEZ has
TAceived letters from his deputies along
the Wisconsin River, stating that shoot
ing will be unusually good this season
on the Wisconsin bottoms.
TIE Sand River Lumber Company has
5000, 900 feet of logs hung up on Sand
Diver near Ashland, and tits feared they
\ cRnnot get them down this season I'M
lHss there is more rain.
SOME very rich looking specimens of
ore from the Hummer Ritzinger prop
arty, on the Eau Claire River, are on ex-
hibition by Norman l.. Buck. 1t has
assayed ST. silver to the ton, and there
~ apparently much of it.
PRESIDENT T. C. CHAMBERLIN, of the
State University, has in preparation
circular soon to be issued giving in
formation regarding the department of
mechanics and engineering at the Uni
Nersity. New chairs have been added
IA this department.
COUNTY JUDGE LARSON has appointed
Herman Hanson special administrator
pf the estate OF John johnson, the
Eau Claire saloonkeeper who was found
dead in his bed. Hanson was an old
acquaintance of the deceased, and was
summoned from Elk Mound. John
johnson was an old bachelor, and no
relations of his are known to be living
I'm the United States.
THE State Historical Society has just
Received q valuable gift in the form of
8he manuscript journals kept by James
Duane Doty, second territorial govern
ar Of NiSnonsir ,.hiln ON ON aXnlnrinO