Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-09-02
P. v. Moberg Of Marinette was kicked
by horse and badly injured.

house, WIFI all tue CONTENTS, were
ed by fire at Osceola.
Eli NJ Buell., prominent Berlinite for
almost half a century, dropped dead of
heart disease in Ripon.
The n. Ludington Lumber Company Of
Marinette has sold 100000 feet Of Gull
lumber to Chicago parties.
The body of Mrs Jacob Nicholson was
found at Neenah in the lake under the
Wisconsin Central Railway bridge.
In the municipal court at Racine, Ma
thias Bolmes was arraigned on a charge
of beating his son. He was fined $50.
The Marshfield Chair and Manufacture
ing Company has assigned to J. G.. Marsh.
The assets are $4,000; liabilities, $12,-
600.
NJ. d. Keith of New London effected a
sale one day last week Of 100000 bee
hive sections to man from Higginsville,
Mo-
lightning struck the city electric light
wires at Sparta and ran into the dynamo
room, knocking down G. De Long, who
was in charge.
w. G.. Wheelock, one of the oldest and
best-known residents and business men
of GAINESVILLE, died suddenly at his home
of neuralgia of the heart.
AS result Of the advance in the price
of wheat, the bakers of Fond du Lac
have combined and agreed upon 4 price Of
6 cents loaf-a raise of 2 cents.
Judge Seaman holds that in his opinion
the State prison label law is absolutely
void, for the reason that it discriminates
against the commerce of other States.
Ferdinand Reppin, an old resident of
Cedarburg, fell dead while conducting ser.
vices in the place of the regular minister
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
John Cook of Iowa, a laborer, attempt
ed to steal a ride to the Dakota grain
fields and fell between the cars at Supe-
rior. His legs were severed. He can
not live.
A 12-year-old son of August Newman
Of Wonewoc was probably fatally injured
by being dragged by team, which he
was driving, which had become frightened
by traction engine.
An old man was found in brush
shanty mile south of Peshtigo. He was
unable to move owing to hunger and ex-
posure He came from Canada a month
ago III search of work.
August Somnitz, a wealthy farmer of
Kasson, Manitowoc County, was killed by
the cars at Reedville. He was crossing
the track with his team when he was
struck by a switch engine.
Lightning struck the barn Of Herman
Linderff in the town of Summit and kill
ed two horses His wife, who was at
work in the house some distance from the
barn, was Frustrated by the stroke.
The twenty eight cars of pulp which is
stored in the Paul Paper Company plant
at Mcnasha is being removed and will be
all out in a few days. The mill will be
started in a couple of weeks and will run
full time.
When the case Of the State against
Frank Bergen, who is charged with sell
ing medicine below the standard in
quality, was called at GAINESVILLE, the de-
PENDANT failed to appear and his bond Of
500 was forfeited
John Arquette, who is charged with
burglary and receiving stolen goods, plead
cd not guilty at GAINESVILLE. He took
change of venue to the Circuit Court and
in default of bail in the sum of $1,000
goes to jail until November.
Judge Horace E. Houghton of Spo-
kane, Wash, died at Augusta hospital,
Chicago, from the result of Il stroke Of
paralysis. He was 62 years of age. In
Wisconsin, his native State, Judge
HouGhton was well known.
Menasha mills have ceased drawing
water, not because of an order of the
War Department, but of their own Volt
ton, because the dead line, the crest Of
the dam, had been reached. Neenah
mills, however, continue to use water.
The entire plant of the Oconto Water
Company was sold for $500, subject to
debts, in pursuance of a decree in the
United States Court. The property was
bid in by the National Foundry and Pipe
Works. 1t is said to be worth more than
100000.
John Munskey and his wife, Pauline,
residing near Fish Station, were arrest
ed on charge of grand larceny. 1t is
alleged that their children were taught to
hang en- to buggies and other vehicles in
passing the farm house and secure what
articles they could, such as robes, whips,
straps, etc.
Ex-Mayor NJ NJ Secor of Racine states
that he will prosecute the Mayor and
members of the City Council for violation
of the charter in letting contracts. 1t APP
pears that the Council let contract for
paving Main street cutters without ask
ing for bids, which is contrary to the pro-
visions of the city charter.
G. c.. Howard of Magnolia, Rock Coun-
ty, has COW, three-quarters Holstein and
one-auarter Durham, which he thinks
will beat any COW in the country as milk
giver and money maker. Following are
some of the authenticated figures: During
the past season in five consecutive days
she gave 400 pounds of milk, an average
of 80 pounds per day. Her daily average
for 119 days was 60 pounds and 3 ounces.
The average test for said 119 days was
AZ. Over 3 pounds of butter daily for
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