Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-20

Magnus Johnson, aged 80, was instant
~ Killed III Gore 4 Simpsons lumber
camp near Shell Lake by falling tree
Large quantities of bullheads are be-
ing shipped from Beaver Dam to Chi
cago, Milwaukee and the Eastern mar
kets.
The Wisconsin Central Railroad Com
pany paid tolls this year to the various
towns of Ashland County aggregating
$4,000.
The st. Johns Catholic Society of She
boygan has adopted resolutions protest
ing against the passage of the Lodge I'm
migration bill.
l.. Frasier. brakeman for the Omaha
Railway Company, was run over and
killed at the yards in Hudson. He leaves
a widow and six children.
Sheboygan merchants and business men
held Il meeting to advocate the extension
of the G. NJ. & st. p. Railroad from it's
present terminus to Sheboygan.
A lamp explosion set fire to the house
of Peter Peeyer in La Crosse The dam
age was considerable, with 5000 insur-
once on building and contents
Schmidt Bros. of Superior have receiv-
ed Il contract from the Eastern Mime
sofa Railway for erecting a $50 by IT'S
foot machine shop at that place.
Der camp on the Lilly river, fifty miles
north of Shawano, was shot and killed
by gun which he had set for deer.
c. H. Cope, dealer i'll glassware and
crockery at La Crosse, has made an as
signment to Jens Lienlokkcn. Assets es-
timated at $500, and liabilities at 3d.,
coo.
\ fish peddler left load of fish,
amounting to 100 pounds, outside house
in Kaukauna, and whea he returned the
entire outfit, including his scales, was
stolen.
Claude Schilling and Charles Kuhn,
two 12-year-old boys of Sheboygan, were
sent to the Waukesha industrial school
town.
In a dance hall row at Chippewa Falls
Il man named Lane had a portion Of his
nose bitten Off A man named Wheeler
was arrested for alleged completely in
the affair.
The Wisconsin Dairymen's Association,
which will meet in Manitowoc Feb. ., 10
and II, will hold it's sessions in the Tur-
uers' singing hall, where the exhibits Of
dairy products will be shown.
A party of seven men will leave Wash
hurn soon for Alaska il search Of gold.
Ihey will go by boat from Seattle to
Taiya and from there will proceed with
dog teams, taking complete outfits.
Nov; ,ntt 70 ma N
who is in the regular army at Vancouver,
has been chosen as one of the members
of the relief party which the Government
will send to Alaska to aid the poverty
stricken miners.
A tin box containing notes valued at
$500 was found beside the railroad track
about two miles south of Waunakee. The
notes are the property of John Mcclure,
whose store at Waunakee was robbed
few weeks ago.
John Passage of Delavan wears coat
which is thirty-two years old, ana Win
GOOD care will last twenty-five years long
err 1t is a French tricot and was pur-
chased by Mr.. Passage in Boston in 1860,
the suit costing $50.
Bechaud Bros Brewing Company OF
Fond du Lac will purchase a site i'll Nee
nah and will build a large hotel and opera
house on the property. The Schlitz Brew
ing Company is also negotiating for prop
crty Mt Neenah to be put to a similar use.
Charles Lucas. who was brought INTO
court on a charge of illegal hsh1ng at
Fond du Las, created sensation by III
leging that the nets taken by the salne
wardcns were not destroyed as requifeu
Inv law. but were left for other purposes.
I,ucas was given fine of sou Tor lllesai
fishing.
Tho Board of Supervisors of jackson
County has granted a years extension ol
fine to the Northwestern Beet ousal
Company in which to complete It's pia.e
~ Merrill. provided that settlement IS
n.ao with farmers who raised the pee's
10 ct vear TO furnish the long-delayed plant
with material.
rho Crookston Lumber Company, re-
Gently organized, has filed artlcies d. 10
Crosse. The incorporators are raih M = >
rosenh NJ. and William l.. nixon. ne
c.nitol stock is 100000. Inc company y,
has purchased the f. B. Walker sawnil,a
~ Crookston and controls pine enough
to operate several years.
The University ol " $50, mi;
cd and accepted challenges Iot M. nf
yersity debates with the rTbo
1n;,a;s and the University of Iowa. l ne {
formation of this league IS 'ne nahat;nc
10. ~, oat;on of the Central Depatlhs
1n a,aue composed of Northwestern, uni nj
Leu I'D Michigan universities, when
o~elnded Wisconsin from its contests.
Frank Kelley, residing in the TO, low him y.
Lima. committed suicide by nans ,..;sh the
self. He had gone to the JUL nd az
intention of hitching up MS TEAM ,h CO fa,n-
ter a prolonged absence some % eonnd him
ily went in search Of him ana iou''0 ~
hanging to rafter. 80 tho
RI S. Dudley, the new manager -; % AM
Ga, bide plant, who had not ps pee a 81 ned
pletpn over two weeks, n ar. s;rer At the
drowning. He fell into the r ;ae hut the
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