Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23
oADGER NOTES.
- MCDONALD, woodman, confined
~ initial at Ashland, has been declared


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I. a''r ,pn SMITH. an Eau Claire young
Eny been arrested ut Minnehaha,
hs,hgrge of burglary.
1ohn 4. SalZer Company'S seed
g't La crosse was damaged by fire to
Extent OF S-o''
~, BANGLE, n farmer living Il few
& ~ west of Augusta, cut part OF his
9 I'M while chopping wood.
,, Iosrru COPELAND, aged As years,
8 'I,.nidenly at her home in La Crosse.
n,,s MCCoRMlCK, Of Eau Claire,
NV = hospital At st. Paul. the result OF
a,n"rgtIon. lie was 3b years of age.
a,rrr is talk Of new depot building
erected at Ashland To be used by
Imaha and Northern Pacific com
',, Johnson, 4 resident of Eau Claire,
81 W.. fngcrs Il few days ago with piece
n>S BLOOD poisoning set in shortly
,rqrds. and his arm Swelled to twice
D,mral size. The physician III charge
,hr patient cannot live.
IyuAN J. HILLS, of Sherry, Wood
,.r committed suicide by taking
Snnm. He was 81 years OF age. A
.'@ro he took the Kelley cure, but his
far Iiouor oyercame him last fall. and
,ain drank 10 excess.
,r,per BARBER, residing Mt Augusta,
,ad a terrible cut on the head while
",rj in chopplng wood, the axe getting
.'nfI II a clothcs-llne, which caused 1t
81 T. hack and strike him. lie is III u crit
condition.
m WILLIAM A. SCOTT, of the School
Economics at the Wisconsin lIniver-
I, has completed arrangements for
sixth university extension lecture
use
or Catholic Book Store Company, Of
alison, has been organized with capital
kOi 81 600.
,roRuArloN has been received al Ash
nj that the application Of the settlers,
iT,are rontcStlng the Keystone Lumber
many III Il land ease, tor II rchearlng.
Sndrncd. The land i'll question is very
eab, and is located just east of
city, The case was heard by
4. Ashland officers ana an appeal
IN from the decision To the cOmmIS-
rr Of the general land office. The
missioner decided IN favor of the Key
8 8eeCompany, and the iilcrs made mo-
lgOr rchcarlng of the ease on the de
ANn Of The commissioner. The motion
3mlrd and the commissioners decision
8maS unless an appeal is taken to Il high
nbunai and reversal ordered.
!. llgrnrAKING has been secured in the
AyoI Mr. Ncltyc, o. Eau Claire, against
tM,ago. st. Paul. Minneapolis IL
AHA Halfway and the state of WIscon-
moNmg tltlc to Deer Park, ST. CroiX
n'y decided recently III favor of TING
adautS. The rehearing was granted
Mc ground that neglect by plaintiff
3mr II assert his right early enough,
ihwaS the sole ground of the decision,
3uaol been pleaded by the defendants.
Ncrrtric power and storage company
8gdlrd articles OF incorporation 1T Ash
is The capital Slorn OF the company
,NGO0o, and Is all held by Ashland
sa& The company Will begin the
3Mlatturc of electric accumulatorS or
&rlcS under the patent secured by
! lsp R.Rowlry, OF that city. 1t is cX-
lM the plant 1T that place will be ready
F,m operations about March Is.
&rru EuUVIIAHn. OF Ashland. had his
i badly maug!rd III Il lumber camp near
lanlrr. Amputatlon Will not be ncccS-
>GrU OLSON, 4 young man employed
8 9dtm y Miller s rlaulnI mill ut MARI
H. had his right arm severed below
elbow 10y coming III contact with Il
I>aW
NMNrNS CANTON HASTINGS, u for
Wisconsin man, died vt his home in
tE.DttSrO, Cal. aged IS years. Mr..
SINGS was the first chief Justice OF Cal
mr. NcWa$ bora at NAtcrtown, y.
November -, lNlt, and moved to Bur
,Na hlGnH County, III 1887.
a9NGI CoNNuK and DANES O'Connor
~WEmitN Ill the Dane County munlci-
@Ei 10 the burglary OF the North
WIN HAu"ay station ut Waunakce.
N'Tc sentenced 10 eighteen months
me state prison.
a'tt NIrrWNTENDENT " ELLIS has
81 MS report tor the two years ending
,@ I'VE II shows thc total cost OF
@gt schools tor that period to be
D N@S, al Increase Of Si03.9l1 over the
dnS two years. The enrolment for
year ny! " was 366, $40, u decrease in
nance of 1855. The report shows
asst year nearly 10000 attended no
while 14,l0i attended private
NNNEEAGO Indian was run down by
|> Utar La Crosse and instantly
'lNG cut un in Il horrible manner.
IW3iNS were taken III charge by II
H." NiEncOa&ocS who were campcd
"%s pace, and buried III true Indian
~" uead Indian was wrapped up
""ME' and then placed IN the
thch came the relatives
Il
~ Vach one with an Offering
WH1. \ gun with ammunition.
"%0 Nnlte were placed along with Il
@0 pouch of tobacco. A bag Of
"0U meat were also placed in the
Nv mat the warrior would not grow
VI i1e way to the happy hunting
E the band of indians then
mA circle about the grave. The
|Ml upon the around and beat the
"1iIe The men chantcd mournful
%gPINg time with what is known
|"''e OF the dead.
s%StCNSuaR of law suit ut Madison.
A1s.rc 0tth Will have to pay to James
! the sum OF S33s1. George
Gm"'Hltt, entered plea for luug-
rr N "u'ount OF Sl2a tor meat fur
H"E To March, 1882. James Ma
n N ~ """h'' put Ill COULTER
ornr' e way OF plumbers bill
1mmf 10 Slii. Judgment of $3.50
rro,,o U! the Jury for the defendant,
mom amounting to $3.50, were inn
~" Tue pIainUU.
N, ,ru.Non Council at Ashland Is at
yr""II1Srd III IN effort to secure \
'i5N 81 water than is beng fur
1p wy. 1t has been suggested
aiS1St plant be moved to Parish
s,gn IE'"oce OF six miles. where the
Sl@fEg secured from Lake Superior
So Il H. "oQuamegOn BAY.