Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-11

will be ready for occupancy ab n~9 Ri,
An infant daughter Of 1on. y" 'll
farmer residing near Tbomn "s Sna
head first into a pail of psoAVile i
drowned. water !,
Work on the extension of fl. ~.
and NorsSwestern railway lima o, e Vds,
eral manufacturing institnt;om'O The \
Rivers has been resumed. ''S Of \
Mrs. Ellen Johnson was sL
the shoulder at Homestead hr ro' 'rQs
ers headlighting. She had % soa TWO hog
well for water and was mix 1"ue 70 d
| deer. ''"Ael tQI
Johann Wolter, aged 80 o.,
Johanna Langglas, aged Il w rau Ss
RED in Milwaukee by Rev 4 we're na
Ter. The bridegroom is one o. " ;, Bed
neers. VI Ine ri
The Pfster & vogel tannurr
menced the erection of Il S1Soo vss cog
ton to it's works at Milwaukee NV" nd ADD
completed 1T will make the t,nno. "lt
largest in the world. "Ne'S d
Elmer Erickson, captain Of tbo 6,
ton high school football team Wv Nv. SO y
Madison hospital of concuSS;on m'u u
brain. He was injured in gam VI = =
the Mount Horeb high school tpam 'a
Ernst Wilsman, a well-known ,,.,,
of Gibson, died suddenly Of an ,ost
aged 60. Mr.. Wilsman is tho p'r ny
brother in the family to die wink, %'
year, and the second within woa ID
Gwinne Chaplin of Oshkosh has No.,
ed a bronze medal from the Human =
ciety of Massachusetts, awarded in
ognition of his rescuing a how a. ~
drowning in a sewer at Boston V,r ny y
1894. '4'' .
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beck, araa ,
and II years respectively, who liTsS |.
1893 Willow place, in Milwaukee Az
from inhaling fuel gas which esc, ~
from a stove. 1t is believed the "a, /
was opened accidentally.
The Chicago, Kenosha and AJlw,r,.
Railway Company has abandoned i
right of way on the east side of Kqnns
and will run a quarter of mile rn
of the city limits. The COMPANY is M,
purchasing a new right of way.
Herbert Coolidge of La Crosse Seems
a verdict Of $1,000 against the Visions
Pearl Button Company in his suit IN,
finished for the loss of an eye becar,
of the alleged defective MACHINERY
the plant of the company's button WORK,
A number of men employed in IN
sewer works on the north side in |,
Crosse, which is being rushed as randi,
as possible, refused to work in front
a church while the Sunday morning s
vices were being held and were uncs-
moniously discharged.
The members of the German BsDtN
society dedicated the new chwd
edifice in Racine, built at a cost of ST.
700, and celebrated the tiftieth annvl
sary of the founding of the church Du
ing the week the annual convention
the German Baptist Church Society
the State was held.
Two employees of the Wisconsin III
sue mill were injured in Appleton
being caught in exactly the same wa
OIL the same press. A man named jung
was injured about II O'Clock and th
machine tender, A. H. Kranhold wa
caught between 6 and I in the morning
8 6I5h had their arms crushed.
with intent to commit murder upon
ward J. Fox, q barber at MoutneM
Relations between Fox and LoVeana'
daughter led to the shOOtn!
The bullet lodged in Fox's back. IT.
not thought the injury will be fatal
The assessment rolls of Outaganl
county show but one bicycle is benz
taxed and the value placed on that wa
only $40. -Four watches reported fFol
Appleton amount to $40, while I'VE ]
the town of Dale only foot up to ~
The assessments on II $50 horses ava
age $62.11 a head, while IS mules u
asses are rated at $64.78 each. Theu
assessment for the county amounh
$50, 727, TAG.
The sands of Pacific township III \
lumbia county have been prononnce
experts in Chicago, Pittsburg ana u
where the very finest in existence
use in. the manufacture of plate s"|
After a series of thorough tests 'h"l
parties have acquired control OF "al
acres of land of A. T. Porter lNSl
OIL this tract is said to have been i
cnstrated to be forty feet deep II n NIL
pected that the shipment of sand VIII
gin early in December. Il
All GAINESVILLE the other day c@e"'
the opening there of the lafses!
sugar factory in the West. lhe l".
cost, complete, 100000, and was i
there complete, with the exception q
brick, which came from Dresden
ada. in 400 cars. Nearly o.0'' arlp
beets have been grown within IIu"
fifty miles of GAINESVILLE for the law
and a night and day force Oh ~
are employed. Captain James p'''
of Bay City, Mich, is the oW'r"
John Bowen, who for many [e1~
one of the most prominent reSG' 4hs
merchants of Racine and one o. y'
known Welsh residents OF the ',"'T "A
in Chicago. He was one OF ' ,Tah
movers in the holding of ElSteuu, r,,
Welsh literary and musical le>'
Wisconsin. He was 90 years so
served with Company /. IWr"p .ni
regiment, during the Civil wa a,,t
the battle of Resaca bullet SI'" ,+e
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