Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-17

be used as logging road and also as
an outlet to the Northwestern.
Last Sunday James Oberholtzer
lost valuable COW. She was appar-
antly all right the night before but
was found dead in the morning.
-Gresh oysters at Mart Hirzefs
eitbsTby the can or in bulk.
Will Dockery returned Tuesday
from Rummels, where he had been
for a couple weeks working for Her
man Finger on his hay meadow.
Will Carly, who has been en-
ployed in Haskins' barber shop for
the past three Or four months left for
his home at New London Monday.
A new stock OF stationery just re-
ceived at this Office. Ii you are III
need of any kind of commercial print
ing give us Il call We lead them all
DotRin quality and price.
Bert Thompson, who has clerked
in McIntyre's store fora long time
left Monday for Arbor Vitae where
he has accepted a position in the mill.
Mart Iirzci finished digging his
potatoes yesterday. He got one hun
dred and forty bushels Of as fine po-
tatoes as you ever saw off of Il piece
100 $50 feet.
Tan you see? What? Spectacles
at Beardsley's. He Will give you Il
fit. II
Max Sells, a former resident Of
this place but who is attending the
law school in Minneapolis, spent Sun
day here, leaving Monday for Wausau
on a business trip.
Arthur McGuirk. who has been at
work in Mulligan's cigar factory here
for the last two years left Saturday
for Hibbing Mimi. where he will fol-
low the same occupation.
&c" l.. Krom offers you as nice
line Of goods as you ever laid yuOl'
eyes upon in his fall and winter Selec-
ton of mems and boys Clothing. Hats,
/ Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods.
| Ii you wanted to get Il better article
at Il lower price than YOU expected to
pay go and see him.
Attorneys G.. +. Sanborn and Il.
/ i. Walsh have got themselves estab-
lished in their new quarters, up stairs
in the OConnor block They have q
suit of three rooms very pleasantly To-
Gated.
! Hon. John Uecle, member Of the
assembly from Outagamie County, Wis
tied We editor and family last Sunday.
Mr.. Uecke is part owner Of the Apple
ton pickle factory and is travelling for
the company taking orders.
Cheaper than dirt. Yes Boards
! ley's toilet soaps are cheaper than
dirt, ana will keep your face and hands
from cnapping.
Doug Wark of Duluth, formerly OF
| this place, who has been looking over
some timber for the Gerry Lumber Co.
in Michigan, was in town Monday
! Tuesday he went up to Conover to
looy6ver some timber near there.
D-Last Sunday night the small
steamer, Ben Sweet was burned in
| TomaAawl lake and sunk in shallow
water. The captain Louis GIeerum,
was asleep in his cabin and was
burned to death The remains were
sent to Eau Claire for burial
Don't forget that Frank Beardsley
carries as fine q line Of wall paper a.
can be found anywhere and thrt his
prices are all right.
A. T. Howard has made some ex-
tensive improvements about his place
on Wall street the past week. He
has had the back steps moved up
against the building and enclosed and
has also built I, large wood shed and
store room which. connects the house
with the barn.
-Chas. Hall, the merchant tailor,
Is Offering some bargains to his custO-
mers. the like OF which was never seen
here before.
-Roderick Bros. have made Il num-
Der of improvements in their tonsorial
parlor on Railroad street this week.
They have had new hardwood floor
put in and re-plastered and will now
have it re-papered When completed
the boys will have the finest tonsOrlal
parlur in this section of the country.
sE@ Don Olson has just received on
other case Of wonderful curlosities
from the Pacific Coast which comprise
Il large collection of the most wonder
flh formations. They make one OF the
most appropriate and tasty presents
and are just the thing for parlor orna-
ments as they are Very rare, especially
those which are gotten by profess ional
divers. Call and see them.