Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-08
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as soon as he can dispose OF his stock
here.
You can tear up the street without
permission Of the authorities il you are
on your way to L. Krom's closing out
sale.
Sheriff fessenden, OF Forest
/ County, accompanied by his wife,
drove over from Three Lakes Satur-
day.
L, Krom is closing out his stock.
lie mas secured a place in Chicago and
has got to close out his stock in short
time.
-llel man Finger, Of the Gerry Lum-
Der Co., was slightly under the weather
for d few days the latter part of last
week.
1t mover rains but it pours. a man
has been in town for the past week
talking about starting another cigar
factory here.
Doug York, Of Duluth, has just
finished estimating Il large tract of pine
near here that the Gerry Lumber co.
has al Option on.
a. Mcqueen, Of Eagle River, has
| accepted a position in one OF our drug
stores and hereafter will reside with
s.-Rhinelander Herald
A light furry OF snow yesterday
reminded us that we might still ex-
pect Il taste OF winter before he alb
dictated his throne for good.
MAX Sells was at Ashland subpeo-
naing q witness for the circuit court.
Friday and Saturday. He came back
Monday by the way of Rhinelander.
Mrs. Colman, OF Downing, mother
of n. a. and Francis Colman, arriv-
ed in town Tuesday called here by
the seri ous illness of Mrs. n. A. Col
man.
Remember that our job Office is
the best equipped in the county and
that our facilities for turning out fine
job work is unsurpassed and our
prices right.
The municipal elections held Tues
show almost uniform republican gains
1t is a matter of course. This is ~ re-
publican year.
Geo. O'Connor was called to Rhine
lander, Monday, to attend the circuit
court in the case OF Stubbins VS. The
O'Connor estate which is set for trial
at this term of court.
Those desiring the services of 8.
nurse will be pleased to learn that
Mrs. Geo. Stewart has finally con-
clnded to go out nursing wherever her
services are required.
Attorney John Barnes, Of Rhine
lander, was in this city Thursday and
Friday of last week on busine SIS in con-
nection with the Sheridan Lumber Co.
of which he is assignee.
The new paper mill at TomhaWk
has started up and is now manulact-
uring paper. The Tomahawk OF that
city came out last week printed on
paper manufactured a t home.
Pictures enlarged in Crayon. India
Ink. Water Colors, Pastel or Sepia at
the very lowest prices at Olson's
studio. Any changes made from
the original and all work guaranteed
satisfactory.
AS will seen by a card in another
column A. III. Stevens has announced
himself as a candidate for side super
visor. Mr.. Stevens is 4 good business
man and if elected would make Il first
class officer.
This much is certain: if the near
future does not bring a complete change
the out look for the Democrats at the
coming fall elections is very gloomy
one. That is bitter but it is true,F
Seebote, (Dem.)
Miss Minnie Zimpelman, a sister
of Mrs. Mat Sheribel, and Mrs. Frank
Wolfe. who has been spending the
last tN O months with relatives Ill tins
city. left, yesterday, for their home IN
Port Washington.
The election in Pennsylvania mas
bad the effect of reviving business
somewhat as the people take it as an
Indication that the democratic party
will be removed from power as soon
nc the voters get chance at them.
Rev. w, H. Clark, of Ripon, Grand
Chief Templar of the /. Q. e. - OF
wisconsin. will give free lecture IN
tho interest of Good Templary at the
Rink on Friday and Saturday evenings
81 4bis week. All are invited to attend.
/ VIM. Knox has been busy TINS
week finishing off the new bnldinS
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