Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-09-23
Menomonee Falls has an anti-saloon

A case of CHAMBERS has been reported at
Maine.
The supply OF soft coal at Superior is
running short.
An unknown man was killed by the cars
few miles north of Marinette.
John Popp, woodsman, was killed by
a falling tree near Marshfield.
Six cases of typhoid fever have been re-
ported to the health officer at Elroy.
H. Z. Smith, business man of Pal-
myra, was terribly bitten in the hand by
large dog.
The Eau Claire Masonic Temple Asso-
Incorporation.
The opening exercises of the Racine
public library took place in the presence
| of 700 people.
Two hundred feet of bridge of the East
ern Minnesota road, twelve miles south
| of West Superior, burned out.
Harry Barnes, young man whose
home is at Boaz, was taken by Sheriff
Snyder to the Mendoza insane asylum.
The water in the Menominee River is
at present very low and No. paper mill,
Marinette, is shut down as consequence.
J. Spahr, a mechanic in the Atlantic
| mine, fell through shaft a distance Of
| sixty feet, and was instantly killed.
i John Ross, river driver, was drown
ed at Marinette while working on the
main river. He fell into the water at Twin
island rapids
| Some of the farmers in the southern
towns of Door County have already put
| in their fall wheat, large area of which
will doubtless be sown again despite the
| i'll luck of last year.
| The plant of the Union Oil and Paint
Company of Milwaukee, was seized on an
| attachment to satisfy a claim of the
Heath & Milligan Manufacturing Com
pany Of Chicago for 1888.
Hundreds of bushels of blackberries are
gathered daily in the towns of Savasto-
! pol, Egg Harbor, Gardner, Brussels, and
Nasewaupee, the crop being the greatest
in the history of Door County.
The honey crop in the vicinity Of Platte
vile bids fair to far exceed that Of pre-
| vious years. The keepers of bees are
| much pleased over the prospect, as they
have had very bad luck for some time.
While threshing after dark lantern ex-
| Fowles, one mile west of Ahnapee, and
the building, together with it's contents
| and thirty tons Of hay, were burned.
About fifteen cars of paper are sent
| out of Marinette every week. During
| the month of July seventy cars were ship
ped, and in August sixty cars were dis
patched to different parts Of the country.
| Hog cholera, which has been raging
! north of Appleton for several months
| past seems to be dying out for the rea-
| son that most of the pigs are dead. Many
| Of the farmers lost nearly their entire
| herd
| The body of Willie Koch, the 15-year-
| old SOIL of William Koch of Ahnapee, who
disappeared from his home several days
ago, was found in the river with u stone
! weighing about twenty pounds fastened to
| his neck.
| l.. NJ. Clichert and John Rumbel, far
! mers of Hamilton, were held up two miles
| south of Fond du Lac. Clichert was rob-
| bed OF watch and $37. Rumbel was
| shot il the thigh upon his refusal to
| throw up his hands.
Henry Debus, aged %, of Chicago, and
a son of Henry Teshner of Kilbourn,
Wis, while boating on the Wisconsin Riv
err at Kilbourn got into an eddy and were
| drowned. By clinging to the boat Frank
| Haynor of Chicago saved his life.
Judge M. E. Lyman died in Egg Har-
| Dor. In the death of Judge Lyman, Door
| County loses one of it's oldest settlers, he
| having been a resident there for the past
! forty years, during which time he held
every Office of Importance in the county.
Michael Berg, aged q years, was found
dead at the bottom of a 6O-foot mineral
shaft in Lost Grotto, near Cuba City. He
and his brother were intending to work
| the mine, and deceased went there alone
and was overcome by the foul air in the
| shaft.
| A probably fatal shooting affair occur
| red in Fred Wcinberg's tavern on the
| Milwaukee road, three miles north of Ra-
cine. Thomas Cudahy, a farmer, assault
| ed Mrs. Weinberg with chair and her
| husband in turn shot his wifes assailant
! twice.
Suffer Bros, of Cambridge, have pur
| chased fifty acres of tobacco, and will
! sprinkle preparation upon The leaf for
| the purpose of making an imitation of
| Sumatra leaf. This is the first time any
| thing of the kind has been attempted in
| Wisconsin.
Those intending to shoot deer this fall
| should remember that it will be necessary
| for them to procure a license in order to
| do so without violating the game law. A
game license costs 81 for those who are
| residents of the State and are issued by
| the county clerk.
1t is claimed that the right of way mas
| been secured between Rockford and
| Rockston for the new Rockford, Beloit
and GAINESVILLE electric line, and that the
project will be carried out. Rock5on
people claim that the power house is to
| be located in that town.
Simon Knaggs, well-known farmer of
the town of Brockway, while moving
grass, was bitten on the little finger Of his
right hand by a rattlesnake, which had
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