Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-09-13

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Just try Zoe box OF Cascerets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
Jos. Kathan, OF Rhinelander was
transactiug business in the city Thursday
and Friday.
-Chas. Sawyer was in the city last
week and returned to his bone in Wau-
sau Saturday
Geo. Thompson has been acting III
the capacity rs special policeman during
the term Of court.
| John Smeaton, of Minocqna was III
the city last week as witness in case
before the circuit court.
Lawyers John Van Hecke and II.
Hetzel, OF Merrill were attending court
Thursday and Friday.
p. j. OKLA ley, of Minocqua was at
tending court several days last week,
having u case to look after.
barney Ballord, OF Minocqna iscourt-
ing in tlliscity as ajurror. He was Wit
ness in the Mcintosh case.
| Frank Bear dsley has the finest line of
fishing tackle to be found in the city.
Prices have been cut to suit all.
| Nj. +. Doyle drove over from Minoc-
| qua, last Wednesday, on business and to
see how court was progressing.
ID. HI. Vaughn one OF Rhinelander's
prominent citizens was transacting busi-
1 ness in the city last Wednesday.
Hugh Murray, Woodrufps genial
/ marshal was attending court last week,
Hugh has many friends in this city.
w. H. Speyhr, OF Chicago, was
| talking s'Red Seal cigars to his c1sto-
| ners here the latter part of last week.
-Chas. Mueller proved up on his claim,
that of lots 5, and 2, sec. ~, 4O-1O
east, before clerk Of court John Radcliffe
II. N. Jewell, of Amigo, was looking
after his sewing machine and organ bus
mess here last Wednesday aud Thursday.
-Chas. Chaffee and Geo. Clayton, Of
Rhinelander, We're i'll the city Thursday
and Friday looking after their interests
as to logging.
III. w. Wright, one of MerrilFs promi
| nent lumberman, was attending court
and looking after business interests i'll
this city, the later part of last week.
County Treasurer Swenson returned
to Woodruff Saturday after spending
several days looking after business per.
tanning to his office and meanwhile at
tending court.
Fishing will be fine from now on and
| we would advise any one whishing to IN
dulge III it, to first go to Beardsley's
store and get some OF his fishing tackle
which he is selling very cheap.
WIN. Anderson, who has contract
to log forty million OF pine at Bucatau-
bin for U. S. Lumber Co. was in the city
Thursday, 1t will take fonr years for HIM
to finish the work, specified in his con-
| tract.
-Thos Morris, who has been working
up the line for the past few weeks return
ed to the city Wednesday. Tom wants
it distinctly understood that parties cir
culating the story as to his not fulfilling
his '!his syrup contract" are in the
wrong.
Many of the witnesses from the west
ern part of the county and Wausau, who
were in attendance at circuit court left
for their respective homes, Saturday, the
cases they were on either having been
disposed OF or put over to the next term
of court.
Jas. Hughes came down from Sand
Lake Friday. He was accompanied by
J. Kerr and Mr.. Newsberry who are
members OF the Sand Lake Club and had
been spending few days there. The
gentlemen returned to their home in
Chicago, Friday evening.
| Attorney A. W. Mcleod, OF Wash
burn, arrived in the city Friday morning
for few hours visit with relatives and
friends. He left for Oshkosh the same
day ON legal business and was accom-
lpauied by his sister Maggie who will
attend the Normal School there this win.
ter.
/ -Th- band was out last Wednesday
evening and treated the citizens to some
music: Although many OF tlIe@old men,
bes OF the band have either departed
from the town orare as a rule abseEt
when the bandscomes out on the streets
to play, the boys succeeded in making a
good showingSand received many COM
PIGMENTS fromstrangers who were in the
CITY,