Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-07-21

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Co. GAINESVILLE. Wis.
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Mrs. Belle Bangs and Miss Minnie
Mckinney of Lacon, III are spending a
few days in town visiting the family Of
their cousin, A. G.. Richison.
Charles Quarlas and party from
Milwaukee came in Sunday from Gran
berry with the largest catch of black
bass that has been reported this year.
For sale I will sell nay dwelling
house situated on the North Side han
dy to the Sheridan Lumber Co.'s mill
cheap. For particulars, inquire of
ii 4 J. w. Hicks.
Herman Finger, Vice President
and manager the Gerry Lumber co.
returned Tuesday from business trip
to appleton and other points down the
line.
County Superintendent A. d. Pri-
deauS wa, in town Friday and Saturday
holding Teachers examination. Some
eight or ten took the examination and
he informed us that they all passed a
very creditable examination.
John Daily OF Grand Rapids
who has been in Gown for several weeks
looking after his log dri ting left Tues
day for Rhinelander. His drive has
got 80 far down the river that he can
look after it with better advantage
from that place.
Mrs. +. Fay Miss Hockett and Miss
McDermont of Chicago are spending a
ew days in town visiting their cousin
Mrs Sam Smith. They in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet of Chicago
A. H. Meder of La Crosse and Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith formed party and went up
to Deerskin lake fishing yesterday.
The next time John Seeman has oc-
casion to hitch his horse when six or
seven miles from town he will see that
he is tied so that he can not get loose.
Last Sunday he rode out to his home
stead and left his horse tied to a tree.
He got united some way and j Ohm had
t. walk six or seven miles to town.
-Mssers. Sweet, Horn, Mckenzie.
G. aham. Sells and OConnor returned
Saturday from their trout fishing cXpi-
dition to Brule and although they did
not make as big d catch as has been
made there still they had about six
hundred of the speckeled beauties to
show as the fruits of the trip.
". A. Jones of Rhinelander has Sc
cured employment in J. II. Morgan s
Co.'S meat market. He begins work
Thursday Besides being an expert
with the saw and cleaver Vane has the
merit of being good all around ball
player and will add considerable
strength to our ball nine.
-Hoogstraat. Joice & Hanson who
have been logging at State Line for the
past eight or nine months have finished
their contract there and have broke
camp They were all of the fore part
of the week in getting out their stuff.
The company have another camp at
Watersmeet and will in few days
put one in ON the Buckataubin where
tLey had one in last winter.
Last Tuesday morning man by the
name of Mckee received a bad cat while
at work for O. w. Avery & co. He
had hired out that morning to run the
bolter and had only worked about TWEEN
ty minutes when by some means his
hand came in contact with the saw cut
ting the thumb badly in the first joint.
Dr.. Haddy dressed the wound and
thinks he can save the thumb although
the man will be laid up for some time
and his thumb will always be stiff.
The majority of the homesteaders
around here on what was called waters
reserve land are clearing up their land
and making farms of it. A few of
couse only took the land for the pine
there was on it. but this mum Der is com
parativly small and in d couple OF years
there will be quite d large farming
community in this vicinity. The land
works easily and raises geo crops which
find ready market right at home so
that q man might go long ways with
out finding place where he could do
better at farming than he can right here.