Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-04-15
Minor State Matters.

Matthew Schmidt, aged Sc years, died
at Eau Claire.
James A. Allen, aged 60 years. died at
Marinette He was well known there.
John Engrow. one of the old citizens Of
I1llenboro. Grant county, died at the aye
of 10 years
T. W. Winlller. town clerk of Stevens
Point, broke his ankle while wrestling
with Il companion
s. A. Lee of Baldwin is suing the Gil
cago st. Paul. Minneapolis and OMAHA
Railway Company for SO, 0GO for the loss
of a leg.
An heir has been found for tho 100000
left by +. l.. Irner, the La Crosse mist T..
1t is Il son, who lives at Abbebillers, Sw~t-
zerland
At Stevens Point, Mrs. George Iverst II
died. aged 30 years. Besides her husband
and parents she leaves two sisters and one
brother.
Wisconsin has / 81 creameries and 9fl
butter factories. Dodge County is tie
fifth IN the quantity of butter made, ard
third in cheese.
The fishing smack Anna Of Racine,
Captain Edward Larsen. reported that
Peter Sorenson. Il seaman, had fallen
overheard and drowned.
Fred Goodman, pioneer resident Of
Necnah, died from Bright's disease. lac
was horn in Germany in 1Sl9. He leaves
a wifi. and two daughters.
w. L. Swift, well-known theatrical
man If Racine, died at Aspen, Colo ne
was proprietor of an Uncle Toms CABIN
show for Il number of years.
Martin Ostrum and William Flentje
were bound over to the Circuit Court at
Shcbavcan to stand trial for burglary. In
default of $1,000 bail each they went to
Jail.
ALERT Rounce of Shell Lake, aged IL
wears who was lost in the big storm and
frozen cutie badly. had his foot amputat-
ed. His brother, Arthur, will also lose
both feet.
Tho body of Nicholas Tlilbom was found
in the woods near the town of Caledonia.
There was bullet hole in the center OF
his forehead. He disappeared seVerai
weeks ago.
Burglars have put in an appearance ut
Racine again after Il rest OF two weeks.
The residence of Theo. Skow was entered.
A gold watch and gold chain. $40 in cash
and some clothing were taken
At Fond du Lac, Judge Gibson senianc-
cd James Gale, who was convicted on two
charges Of burglary, to five years III state
nrison. He received three years on the
first count and two on the second.
Fire destroyed the barn owned by Mrs.
charles Olmstead at Neenah. The loss
* about $3.50: insurance, $500. This hire
has caused great excitement, as two 9TH
a, fires have occurred recently, and all
49,, c.sar,y the work of incendiarlcs.
The city Of Superior is now equipped
and has in full operation "curfew sys-
tom The experiment thus far has not
sbnv.n any decided benefits except TO
ar,use The people at 8 o'clock each evening
nv the to!ling of the fire alarm bells.
The body of Mrs. Wolf, who committed
.,,;cide Mt Wrightstown several months
500 by jumping into the river was reeov-
,r,l three miles below that city by
,,artv Of workmen engaged in repairing
dam.
por S;vers a Stevens Point young man
.,hant % years of age. met with serious
ane;dent ut the Plover Paper Company
nil, He was on top of switching tram
~ The Green Bay and Western haliroau
III ,,h;,a on a trest.e he was Jared OF
I'D fall 70 the ground. His left thlgh
ana Loft wrist were broken anu ne broke
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