Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-09

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patents. and gets $1,000, 900 a year
| Queen Victoria chnd:en stand ii
great awe Of her. They were On far
easier terms with their father, whom
they adored
In the early days of printing books
the paper was only printed on one
side, aud the blank sides pasted to-
gether.
| Mr.. c. W. Riggs has joined the
| Odd Fellows lodge in Belleville, Onta-
10, and at a recent concert given BY
he order we notice by the Daily In
''telligencer, of Believille, that both Mr..
and Mrs. Riggs were prominently
connected Herewith, and their musical
abilities highly spoken of
The city of Buffalo buys large guam
titles of coal early in the summer,
when prices are low. keeps it until
winter, and then sells it to the poor at
cost price. This is practical philan-
thropy to both the poor people and
the coal companies
| A house was taken to pieces for re-
moval at Negauncc. Mich, and on the
following morning nearly every bit of
it was missing. \ search among
twenty seven families wood piles
solved the mystery, and twenty-seven
fines of $40 each were imposed.
For sALE.-One hundred twenty
one and $1,000 acres of land, being a
part Of Section 81, Towu %, North Of
Range 8 east. For description see
Recorders books at Grand Rapids,
Wis. For particulars apply immedi
ately to J. Breidenstein, New Phila-
delphia, Ohio.
We are under obligations to Con-
gresham Pound for valuable congress
) ional records. We shall endeavor
through Mr.. Pound to have our sec
ton included in the Wisconsin River
Flood damage bill for an appropriation
for this city.
The newly elected officers of the
Good Templars lodge were installed By
the lodge deputy in due form on Mon
day evening last. E. 3. Brundage
the present w. G. T. is the youngest
brother in the order, who has attained
this the highest gift the lodge can be-
stow on its members.
The present managers Of the SENT
mel have given to the state of Wiscon-
sin what it never had before their
time--a daily paper worthy of tie
name. For news, the Sentinel ranks
to-day with the best dailies in the
land, and for independent honesty it
oversteps them ALL Whitewater
| Chronicle.
DAKoTA.-Send 80 cents for new
pamphlet containing description Of
each town and county in the south
half, price of land, etc, and township
map of whole territory. Or 20 cents
without map.
WILL MILLMAN,
L. Box 10, De Smet, Dakota.
| The Sentinel is now in its 30th year,
and in the future, as in the past, will
give all the important news of the
world, and endeavor to treat current
topics with fairness and in the interest
of the people, instead of the interest of
monopolies, cliques, factions or rings
No detailed statement of programme
is necessary, since the record of the
Sentinel in the past is a guarantee Of
it's course in the future.
A pound party, for the benefit of
the Episcopal Rector, will be given on
Saturday evening, the 18th inst, at
Garrison Hall, in Centralia. We hope
our people will not fail to I'll the hall
to ovcrfowing, and pound the Rec
tor as he never was before on like
occasion
We notice that the Sunday Tele-
qroph. in its issue of Feb 5th, gives
Myron H. McCord, of Merrill, COM
plimentary sketch of his life, also a
cabinet size photo cut, of himself, all
of which is just as it should be, as
Mr.. McCord is one of Northern Wis
consin's most enterPrising men.
A gentlemen whose name We could
not learn, was in this city the first
OF the week looking for location in
which to start new enterprise, manu-
featuring bed springs Of special
pattern. There was some talk that he
had rented the old Court House, but
such is not the case We hope he
will decide to make this place the seat
of war for his business.
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