Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-05-24

Sactln9 business mere TflQaV.
%. b. Moon has completed the en-
closure for hennery OF. his lot.
Mart Hirzel was in the western part
of the county Il few days last week.
Nine muscallonge We're brought into
thervillage yesterday by local fishermen.
M. j. Conlin succeeded in capturing a
twenty-six pound mnscallonge last
Thursday.
Cascerets stimulate the liver, kidneys
and bowels Never sicken, weaken or
grippe. Toe.
-Cy Halves, clerk of court Of Forest
county, spent a few days here the fore
part OF last week.
Will Birkett, who has been on the
Tamarac for the pastfew weeks has re-
turned to the city.
There will be a dance at Opera House
Hall lelt Saturday evening, to which
you are all invited.
MIR. NJ Carey. Of Ely, Mimi, spent
the Sabbath in this city with friends.
He arrived Saturday.
d Graham, who had been doing
some surveying on the Manitowlsh re
turned home Saturday.
Ira Craven, who has a fishing resort
about eighteen miles from here was in
the city, Friday and Saturday.
IL is reported that the commissions Of
equalization which was to meet tomor-
row has adjourned to July 18th.
a. ]. Bolger, treasurer Of the town
Of Minocqua, was in the city the fore
part OF last week attending the tax sale
j. \ Aeree", oi Minoeqna, was in
the county scat Il couple OF days the fore
plr1 Of iet,t Wees, attending the tax
sale
IAN .iI.S r:.,R-Mart Hirzel has
JUST +, ceiyp,l il car load OF Land Plaster.
which he is sci ing i + prices lower than
eyer Call cary bt.ule The supply is ex-
hausted
-'ihcs Lau3h;ln. chairman OF the
town of Miaucqua, was transactlng bus
;llrss in our yi.:a2a last Monday and
tuesday.
j. NJ O'I5rien travelling agent for
Roundy, peckham Co, OF Milwaukee,
was interviewing our merchants last
Wednesday.
FRANCIS CoIman who has been at
Chicago the past six months attending
the University is expected home next
Saturday.
w. j. Walsh and Ira Craven went to
Conover, Saturday, from which place
hey struck secret point and INDUCED
.ront fishing
Miss elizabeth Young, teacher III.
tht second primary department OF our
schools was a visitor at Monico Friday
and Saturday.
N. A. Garrison is at Fred Morey's
resort on Catfish putting on the finish
ing touches to the building Mr.. Morey is
having erected there.
M. Sche1'ible has a crew OF men at
his place on catfish Lake clearing up
land. He intends to farm there quite
extensively this season.
An arrnistice has been agreed upon
between Greece and Turkey by the terms
of which hostilities are suspened for Il
period OF seven days.
MIR. and Mrs Peter Stein, OF Lake
Laura are the parents Of ten pound
boy which arrived at their home to late
to be mentioned in our last issue.
R. Stewart went to State Line, Fri
day to look over his logging interests.
He has contract of putting in about two
million feet near there this summer.
w. d. Neville has his shingle mill
running full blast these days. With the
three mills running it gives a hum to our
city, and employment to IL large number
of men.
Those who were predicting dry
season and prophesying that we would
get no raiu until next July have thrown
ND both hands since the rain of last
week
The NJ. w. A, Camp at. Monico will
give a ball in the near future for the bene-
fit of the lodge at thatplace. They wish
to furnish their hall with the proper
paraphanalia and in order to add to the
funds on hand they will give a royal
welcome to all neighbors attending.
The tickets have been placed at the small
sum of fifty cents.