Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21

lander yesterday, and is spending DAY.
or two shaking hands with old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie, Mr.. ant
I Mrs. Howard and AR. and Mrs. Bertrafr
spent couple OF days camping cut or
Scattering Rice the latter part Of las
week
AT present men are hiring out tc
go Ia the woods at eighteen dollars per
month. Last year the same men were
getting Thirty and thirty five per
month.
+! Il. D. Harkins has been appointed
telegraph operator al this station, He
arrived Tuesday. II. B. Carpenter,
whom he succeeded, left for Ashland
yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. T. w. Mcintyre
gave an ''At Homan to about thirty OF
their acquaintaces. Tuesday evening.
Games and dancing We're INDUCED in
until midnight.
Ashland had a hard fight, Sunday,
to keep the forest fires out OF the city
and at one tine When main burst It
looked IS though the city was doomed,
All danger is now past.
N. a. and Francis Coleman were at
Columbus lake duck hunting, Monday,
and met with excellent success bagging
over forty. We acknowledge the pres
ent of two very fine ones.
do you want TO take advantage OF
the hard times to get q suit of clothes
cheap: Fred Hall the tailor has 6 mum
Der Of suits On hand which he will sell
at prices to suit the times.
&C. F. Tatum and family who have
been spending several months at their
summer residence on lake Content near
Big ST. Gormain, came up yesterday
aud Lett for their hone in Chicago.
Bat O'Day and family are moving
back into their house in this city.
Mr. O'Day has had charge of q camp
for the Scott Lumber Co., for the
past year and his family has been
with him.
-About ten days ago George Thonp-
son gotta small piece Of hay in one OF his
eyes. From this an uIcor was formed
over the sight. The docto 3 here coald
afford no relief and Saturday he lett Tor
Milwaukee to consdlt q specialist.
The plaste ing Of the new school
house, is completed. Aaanant was
used. Something over four thousand
wards was put on in about eight days,
When completed we will have the finest
public school building in this part OF
the state.
The rush at the opening of the
Cherokee strip, last Saturday, was
greater than at the opening of Okla
horna. Dispatches from there state
that there were tea claimants for every
claim. Several persons were killed in
the rush.
The Ishinalauder junior nine play
ed q came o haIl here Sunday with the
iuniors Of this place and were defeated
1,v 8. scor8 Of eleven to seventeen. iilis
Is the tkifl game ofthe season between
tho bovs. Eagle River winning two and
Elhinelander one.
A dispatch from Chippewa rails
Yesterday stated that the big mil own
ed BY the Chippewa Lu1nbor and Boom
CO.. had shut down and that majority
Of the mills in Northern Wisconsin, as
VOL as at Minneapolis and the Miss
issi,pi river mills would close down In
q fcWday5.
-sharg Wee, the chinaman' VINO
first started a laundry here III town, mas
returned and taken charge OF the busl-
nass here, He will have plenty OF he9p
and the patrons of the laundry can teei
assured that good WORK wilt be done in
the future. no matter what may nave
been done in the past.
H. J. Mack, our hardware mef-
chant. is q good example Q! What u
man can do by attending strictly to his
own business. He began here SIX years
AGO with very little capital and has
worked up one OF the best businesses IA
4nwn He owns one of the best store
Buildings in town and carries very
large stock.
The Rhinelander Herald in speak
.na Of O. w. Avery & Co. $ mill having
shnt down says that leaves but one
mill running here. The Herald IS IN
nor Up. Underwood who several
weeks apo rented the Sheridan Lumber
% : mill IS running it ;.t full blast, and
the Gerry Lumber Co.'S mill is running
j night and day.
Tie excavating for the court house
is completed aud nearly all the stone
for the foundation is on the ground
] L,.ro, yyr1Y,lr on ThA base