Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
Three Lakes.
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customers know THAT all SOOOS UOuSHC
of him will prove to be just rs repre-
scented and any mistakes will be recti-
fed. The adage that goods well
bought are half sold aptly applies here
for they thoroughly understand the sys-
tenn of buying. He watches the mar
ket for forced sales. and snap bargains
and at his counters are frequently to be
found surprises which are watched for
and picked up quickly by those who
are posted on prices. He is we'll &C
quainted with the value OF printers ink
and gives his newspaper advertising as
much attention as he does any other
branch of his business. Thus the bet
ter class of people (who in the commu-
mites read the papers) have become
accustomed to turn to II. 5. Campbell's
advertisement to read quotations and
to note any special iDducement in the
way of bargains which he often men,
tions,
FOREST LEAVES
is newsy little column quarto pub
lished by IVm. j. Neu editor and pro-
prietor, Mr.. Neu has a good office and
knows how to run II newspaper. He
gives the people spicy and newsy pa
per anG they appreciate it. He is also
the city post master and is as good
handling the mails as he Is in the office.
LAEV LUMBER co.
Joseph Lacy is the proprietor of this
large business and Leopold, his eldest
son has charge of the business here
while Joseph lives in Milwaukee. This
mill will cost over $4,000 when all
complete and will have capacity of
10000 feet of lumber every ten hours
1t furnishes steady employment to
from Is to 100 men and is great bene-
fit to the town. 1t containg a planning
mill, shingle mill and lath mill. Lum-
Der is an article the business men and
the farmers must have and u good quail
ity is what they want. This mill
turns out nothing but the best grade
of lumber and their sales are enormous
They own $4,000 acres of land in this
country, besides owning the mill
This firm also have "a stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
in store room "a 40 and this il
conducted by Archie Laev, another
son. The stock of dry goods is one o
the finest around Lere and shows goot
taste in the buyers. This is where thu
ladies come for all their goods for fan
cy work, window drapery and in fac
everything they want in the line o
dry goods. We saw fine stock .
cloth ny here and many customers buy
ing it. They take in country produc,
in exchange for groceries and pay the
highest market price. Joseph Lac,
has 800, 900 worth of property in Mil
waukee besides a large, we'll improved
stock fan m in DC INTO County, Wis
He is very staunch Republican ani
one of the heaviest tax payers in the
county. He pays from $4,000 to 81 ,OOt
taxes every year.
JAMES DONNELLY
came here seven years ago when TIE
town was all woods. He Is the owner
of the
LAKE HOUSE
which has especial Accommodations fol
tourists, hunters. fishers and land seek.
ers for he furnishes guides, fishing
tackle and hunting utensils. This
house is situated near the depot, has
twenty good rooms, a large and pleas
ant parlor, dining room that can seat
small regiment of people and = large
and commodions sample room. He sets
a fine table and serves the mea Is up in
city style. In the hotel is a bar where
he keeps lager beer, making u spesial-
ty of Milwaukee beer. wine, cigars, etc.
In connection with the hotel he runs u
livery stable. He has many good rigs
which he can furnish with or without
drivers. His stock are all in good con-
dition and are all good roadsters and
his carriages aud vehickles are all kept
in the best repair. Mr.. Donnely is
here to stay and can be always found at
his Office at the hotel ready to accomo-
date the public with good turnout on
short notice. Give him call if you
want to take ride either for pleasure
or business and you will be sure to look
him up next time you need rig. Mr..
Donnely has been connected with the
school board for the past eight years
ever since he came to town He owns
seven 4O's of wild land and is one of our
substantial citizens.
JOHN GAGEN
is the justice of the peace. Although
we are all peaceable and law abiding
citizens we frequently have to have the
law read to us. and John Gagen is the
man to do it for us. He is half Indian
and his father is one of the oldest st
tiers. John is o good Industrious man
and credit to the town.