Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-02
William Partridge Of Eeloit was gored

Hoppe of StephensSille.
Frank Kretsch of Osborn is III Il CRU
ical condition as the result CT RUNWAY
1T Seymour.
a. +. Tibbitts. agent of the " isee'l-
SIN Central railroad al Stanley mo
transferred to Neenah.
Mrs. William HemlocN celebrated heI
enc huadredth birthday anniyefsaf! "
her hoIne in the town Of Cedafbufg.
Sanford soverhill Of GAINESVILLE has
sold 5000 eases of leaf tobacco 70 ha-
iopeail buyers for immediate shipment 70
Antwerp.
Peter Il. Muda, the rejected sutton VINO
shot and badly wounded Mary aa's,oili-
ski last June in Stevens Point, VAS CIV
Ell twelve years in prison.
Mayor James German of Kenosha, III
special message, favors the city oWilihS
and operating its own electric hsh'ii7
plant He says it can be done
d. H. Dixon. night man at the ar
banks-Morse plant in Beloit, was oadIy
scalded when Il steam pipe burst. ne
dropped from a ladder and broke his ieg'
The Hyde Elevator Company OF La
Crosse has sold to five firms at Madlsoh'
S. d.. thirteen grain elevators located at
different cities and villages i'll South la
kota.
Mortimer Sunderland. aged IL. shot
himself by pulling a gun toward MN
while hunting near Ailbourn. The charge
entered his jaw and the wound is 4 sefl-
Gus one.
John Hart of Steuben, charged with
assault with intent to kill Village FRESH
dent James Campbell, whose head ne
split open with hoe last March, was
sentenced to one year in the county Jall.
The Chippewa county board raised the
bounty on wolf pups to S6, the same as
on old ones 1t was deemed necessary
OH account of a large number OF sheep
being killed and as the farmers nave re-
fused to hunt wolves unless the bounty
WAS raised.
Horace SimmS, son of DIR. D. Il.
Simms, narrowly escaped being elec'ro-
cuted III the laboratory Of the American
Skein and Foundry Company at Lake
side With an electric light in one hand
he caught hold of charged pipe iorm-
ing a circuit.
Herman Burghart a young man OF ~,
committed suicide at his step-father
home in Sheboygan. Carbolic acid. tax
en- in a glass of beer after he had got
into bed, was the means used. The po-
lice clai n that he was victim OF the
suicide .nania.
DIR. ]. r. Currens of Two Rivers,
president of the Wisconsin Medical
| Board, has decided to open a hospital IN
Two Rivers, and has purchased one OF
the school buildings which will be NOV
ed to the northern part of the city ana
| remodeled for hospital purposes.
James Smith, serving five months
jail sentence for larceny, and Mike Per
zebyski. awaiting sentence for grand lar
ceny, escaped at Stevens Point, and are
still at large Charles Smith, q fellow
prisoner, refused to go. James Smith
picked the Jail lock with a piece OF wire.
In order to abolish the Office of county
| supervisor of assessments, the Racme
| county board decided to fix the salary
| OF the office at 80 cents a day after Jan.
| 1. The office now pays a salary OF 81
| day, but the county board declares that
! the office is a useless expense to the
| county. All the candidates for the posi-
tion withdrew when they learned that
such a low salary had been fixed
The loss of two barns filled with hay
| and machinery. together with all his
| straw. was suffered by Charles Harris,
| a farmer living near Galesville The
| fire was caused by children playing with
| matches. Nothing could be done to check
| the flames and the other barn containing
all the farm machinery was soon con-
sumed. From there the fire spread to
the straw stacks. The loss is $1,000,
| with insurance of ST 200.
The mystery of the whereabouts of
John Nelson is the absorbing topic at
| Elcho. He started from the logging
camp, but few miles from home, with
the intention of spending Sunday with
his family. Night found him at small
lake which had to be crossed. The next
morning the boat was found bottom up
on the opposite shore of the lake. Much
dynamite has been used in the lake, and
dragging has continued without success.
Neither has any trace of him been found
| near the lake.
James Dunno, Jr., of Utica was sen
| fenced to two years ut hard labor in
the State prison at Waupun OH charge
of manslaughter i'll the third degree.
| Claude GaskeH, brother-in-law, who
was with Dunno the time the crime was
committed, was released, both being held
| for the murder of Andrew Ovcrberg, who
was killed last February by splitting
| open his head with heavy drag tooth.
Judge Clemenson ordered Il stay of ex-
ecution of sentence until the Supreme
Court shall pass on the case
| -Four weddings occurred at the home of
| j ohm Nelson father of three of tho
erooms, in Chippewa Falls After three
couples were married Rev. c. J. Erdman.
| who performed the ceremony surprised
the guests by asking one of the grooms.
Rev. Mr.. Nelson, to unite him in mar
riage. Those married were Rev. T.. NJ.
Nelson and Jessie johnson, Andrew Mel
son and Amanda Johnson Charles Mel
| son and Clara Johnson Rev. G.. T. Er,l-