Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-02-26
Joe day Of Rhinelander was il
town Wednesday.


ladies shoes at less than cost.
Town Treasurer Walsh reports
that the taxes are nearly all in.
Benz. Sweet OF Milwaukee was in
town Wednesday and Thursday of
this week.
A bill has been introduced in the
| legislature granting Tomahawk u
city charter.
Miss Lucy Stannard made trip
to Ashland Monday, returning
Wednesday,
The committee who went to Mad
son on the Otter Rapids dam bill are
| expected home to-day.
Mcconnell Bros, are getting q
big trade both in groceries and furni-
ture and are preparing as fast as pos
sible to carry still larger stock.
John Shelter, ex-county clerk, Of
Rhinelander, was In town this week.
He is selling tickets for the Rhinelan-
der hospital.
II. j. Owen, of Rhinelander spent
couple of days In town this week,
looking after the in terests of the Land,
Log & Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Names of Clo-
quet, Mimi, who have been spending
few days in town visiting friends
left for home Monday.
Stationery Of all kinds including
ordinary and finenote paper, envelo-
pes Of allkinds and box paper ut Frank
Beardsley's drug store.
Lawyer Colman was intending to
go to Madison Monday. but had such
rush Of legal business that he had
to give it up.
"A. Wilterding, formerly of Amigo,
now homesteader on q tract of the
water reserve land was in town the
fore part of the week.
F. u. Swift and Geo. Stewart left
Thursday for few weeks visit at
their old homes in Reed City and Sag
NAV, Michigan.
"A bill has passed the Assembly
preventing the different towns In For
est county from raising more than
three thousand, five hundred dollars
taxes in any one year.
Mike Holland has the spiles for
the county bridge across Mud creek
nearly out and will commence driving
them Monday.
e. 3. Ryder, who Ia at work on
the addition to Mcconnell Bros. store,
has the frame OF the new part up and
enclosed and is busy ON the inside
work.
Mart Hirzel went down to Rhine
lander Wednesday to take down q
young man who had secured quarters
for thirty days in the Hotel de Merri-
exile for an unprovoked assault upon
q companion.
When you are in need of good
groceries, don tforget Frank Mitchells
store on Division street. He keeps
first-class goods and is selling them
at us small margin as any place in
town. ~
There Is an item going the rounds
of the papers to the effect that Editor
Shirk of the Tomahawk of Tomahawk
city is intending to retire from the
newspaper business and go into
livery stable at Ashland.
j. D. Hoogstraat OF the firm of
Hoogstraat & Joice who are running
a couple OF large logging camps near
here, left Tuesday for his home at
Ludington, Mich. Mrs. Hoogstraat,
who has been making quite alengthy
visit here, accompanied him.
1t will pay you to look at l..
krom's goods and prices before you
buy your spring suits. He has the
most complete stock in town and is
| fortunate enough to be able to sell
goods at thirty per cent. less than
any other house.
The Sheridan Lumber Co., broke
up camp ON Duck lake Wednesday
having got in all of the timber in that
vicinity and moved their outfit into
the old cam ps on Cat Fish lake where
they have lot OF logs skidded all
ready for hauling.
-Amung the names nentionedla late
ly for town Office Is A. A. Denton for
chairman. Mr.. Denton has served
one term in that capacity and we un-
derstar d made a good officer, but we
know nothing of the matter asst was
before we came here.
Quite number of our patrons
have determined to save the extra