Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23

went through by way ofRhinelander
instead, another train being made up
at Watersmeet to- run over this line
and connect with it.
The Sheridan Lumber Co., have
been building an addition onto their
mill to accommodate the new ten
block shingle machine which they
have ordered and will put in in a few
days. They are also intending to
put up planning mill this spring. &
| .-Assemblyman Rossman Of Phil
lips was in town to-day shaking
hands with his constituents. Hehas
made a hard working, pains taking
member and one always ready to lis
| ten to the wishes of the people In his
district and to aid them In all man
ner in his power.
DR. McIndoe the Rhinelander den
tiat will be in town for several days
after Thursday, April 80, 1891. He
will be found Mt the Benton House
and all wishing work done in his
line should call on him there. Bear
| In mind that he makes q specially OF
| fine gold filings and plate work.
| The indicator OF Rhinelander
got the printing OF the tax list this
spring and is very jubilent over the
fact. The editor acts like n boy with
his first pair of boots and could hardly
write about anything else last week.
The other Rhinelander papers feel
pretty sore, Judging by their last Is
sues.
Spring is here and now IL the time
| to paint your building for the sum
mer They need new coat OF paint
both outside and in and the walls
should be repapered. Knowing that
YOU would need these things done, in
order to accommodate you, | have
ordered a large stock of the finest
mixed paints in all cOlOrs, besides dry
paints, Oils and white lead. have
also the finest stock of wall paper
every brought into the city. Cali
| ma make your solicitors at once.
d, -. FRANK BEARDsIEY.
| 1.-The failure or Joe kathan, the
Merrill logger. which occurred last
week has been Il sore blow to- some
Of our merchants. Il. Il. Walsh Is the
heaviest loser here Mr.. Kathan
owed him n store account for, sup.
plies furnished of nearly four thous-
and dollars. Besides this, Mr.. Walsh
I-has endorsed paper for him to the
amount of four thousand dollars
more which he has had to pay, max
ling his losses foot up to nearly eight
thousand dollars. O'Connor loses IA
store account of some two Thousand
dollars s. w. Smith, II. J. Mack
and William PersOhn are also losers
bot in less amounts.
1t would seem rs though the town
board should pass an ordidance COM
pelling pack peddlers and persons
coming into town with a stock OF
gast,,is and only intending to stay a
fess days pay II license. They are an
injury to any town. People who
dS,e the home merchants large ac-
counts will pa troniZe these transients,,
paving them cash. The .transients
do nothing to help build up the town:
They leave no money in fireplace and
ON, the contrary they take outn good
| deal. They pay no taxes and the on
| ly;way that they can be made to pay
anything Isl by forcing them to pay n
license which the town board has the
right to do.
The demand for dwelling honscs
| to rent is greater than ever before.
There il not n house or room In to wn
| that a man can can move n fam
! ily into and several families are I'M
/ der the necessity of boarding because
they can get no place to move into,
| VII OlAeL W IN AkS
here have been Obliged to leave their
families below for the same reason.
A large number OF dwelling houses
will be put up this spring. In fact
building operations have already be-
gun and the, frames OF three new
dwellings are up this week. Z
Dan. Graham and Geo. O'ConnDr
returned Friday from trip to Madi-
son where they went to look after
the bill to repeal the county inspec-
ton OF lands. Great credit Is due
Mr.. Graham for his work down there
When he got to Madison the bill had
already passed both houses. He got
1t referred back to the committee OF