Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-04
,nGER NOTES.

rocu was elected president
d SGi:1nnaukee Exposition at the
i be Meeting on the LIST, and a
ors p nf officers was chosen, Albert
b s9ho n retained as secretary and
pr. rrRyYR, a farmer, who re-
yDHB'NS town of Springbrook, Dunn
sn lno arrested at his home, and
NJ Wa w Eau Claire to answer to a
sbt ,loohnatine" a board bill. When
@ol -ros called no one appeared
~ .Trr1er, who was discharged; He
lu one for false imprisonment.
pow ~ ROGERS, Of La Crosse,
\ sS y, anrcridently shot himself in the
!4 :, l arm while out hunting.
'pu Of Prairie du Chen are
1I9 :nr q stock company to operate q
s.nngSmilI. The capital is to be
wv rr COMMISSIONER Roor has adj
6 e1E ,6e Albany Insurance Company
60 w York to transact business in
'op nr WELLER, of Briggsville, who
SI .roa,ribly frozen during the recent
s was obliged to submit to am
s;onv Of all his fingers.
y, .' Rev, Enos NJ. Phillips, pioneer
D =, y, nreacher of 1913, and regimental
,;n dnring the rebellion, died at
.%em, on the Goth ult., aged SO.
srxp,s brownstone obelisk will be
sat high. exclusive Of the base,
~ will be 9 feet. The shaft will be
Nv va at the base and will taper to
VI siter the Worlds Fair it will be
!, nermanently at Ashland.
!, small boys, who are employed
~ mailing room of the Milwaukee
vi became involved in a quarrel
Hs sidewalk in front of the building
Is 3lst. One pulled out a pocket
= and stabbed the other, inflicting
p,nd that may prove fatal.
ar Springfield, Mass, envelope fac
~bas decided to locate in Milwau-
The site has not been selected,
shp plant may be located at the cor
,T North Avenue and Thirty-frst
ss. ''' ~
10 children of Mrs. Henry Will
y: of Washburn, had a narrow es-
| from being burned to death. Mrs.
Eams left the children at home
an in bed while she went to the
,t market. When she returned she
~dthe house on fire. 1t was neces-
for her to break in the window to
H admittance to the house. This she
and succeeded in rescuing the chill
ID although the youngest and the
1tler we're quite badly burned. The
/ BE was destroyed.
| HIRAM ScHUMAN, of the town of Ore
h Dane County, while driving, was
[iup by a stranger, who pointed
| tgun at him. Schuman handed
|g s. and the highwayman disap-
|red III the woods. No trace of the
[1g has been found.
tyEw market for Milwaukee wheat
T1rh will take several thousand BUSH
eof the cereal every year has been
rned. G. B. Tolman, Of the Benton
n2''' bought Hi'l' 5000 D'''i bushels ool of
.lat for use in his mill. This is
h first purchase of Milwaukee wheat
amade by the Benton Harbor COM
n.y. Benton Harbor is given direct
llec:ion with Milwaukee by the Mil
rkee 4 Eastern Transportation Com
1v, which runs winter boats between
1.-TWO cities.
-Hg Northwestern Wisconsin Teach
Association will hold its annual
eting at Chippewa Falls, April l and
Prof, Geo. 5. Parker, ID. f.. Seymour
iCOunty Supt. NJ. S. Bailey have the
tier in charge.
nANrA, Ga, dispatches state that
Rev. A. J.. Tull, a Methodist min
7 from Wisconsin, after locating
te belonged to four churches within
many months, figuring consecutively
Northern Methodist, Southern
hodist, a Presbyterian and Bap-
he bar of Ashland County has en-
'ed Congressman Lynch's bill to de-
Oneida, Ashland and Bayfield,
ltles from the Western United
es Judicial District and place them
he Eastern District. The bin also
1des for holding a term of the court
Shland during July.
IERtwenty taxpayers have been sold
by the sheriff at Ashland under
by distress. They protested that
axes We're irregular and unjust, but
mayor ordered the property sold.
list includes several large lumber
ems and a number of prominent
'hants. 1t has created great excite
and will result in several import
est suits.
financial statement of the Chica-
Milwaukee x st. Paul for the six
lbs ending December 81, made pub
the 18th, shows the gross earnings
1876, 420, an increase of $685.
compared with the correspond
enod a year previous. Expenses
taxes were 50, 500, 52l, an increase
-rol4; net earnings, $5,619,S99 an
aSe of 81, 42S, 1898.
les FRANK, of Lewis Valley,
mt into La Crosse a load of oats
weighed $3.50 pounds, exclusive of
wagon, amounting to upwards of
lshels.
La Crosse Interstate Fair
Iaahon will adopt a new finan-
oncy this year. Last year the re-
We're Sl9,636.04, which, with cash
nd, amounted to $40, $500 The
fs:ements were $40, 763.ll, leaving
IN the treasury.
T. OF BRIDGES MCDONALD, of the
fern Pacific, was instantly killed
uIe While attempting to board a
Z tram. He was thrown under
a neels and was mangled beyond