Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-09-27

Gold weather is coming on and we
have noticed many of our young men
looking chilly the past few days. The
proper remedy for a sure cure and pro-
lection against the chilly blasts OF Nov
ember is to go and order q good warm
suit Of j b. Rogers.
The Commissioners ofthe public land
have concluded that the sale Of the lands
which have been advertised to take place
at Rhnelander Wis, on October 9th,
1897, should be postponed until Dec
ember 10th, 1897, at the same place
and have ordered the sale readyertised
for that date
Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Bowerman were
o visit at Black Greek. From there
Mr. Bowerman went to Cato and pur-
chased a threshing machine which ar
rived here last Saturday. He will run it
in connection with his feel mill Who
SAYS that the farming industry in Eagle
River is not advancing very rapidly?
Some people call for some thing and
look at nothing, but what we would
suggest to such people is to look at
something and get something by calling
on ]. B. Rogers, of Jno. p. Sullivan
Co. s tailoring establishment and get
as good suit ofclothes as can be pur-
chased in this section OF the state.
Peter Dell will shortly sever his
co aection with Mart Hirzel and go to
State Line and take the relgns of office
as head man in the culmery department
Of Jno. O'Day's camp. Pete has had
charge OF Mr.. HirzeI's restaurant for the
past two years and his presence will be
missed by many.
We acknowledge Il receipt OF map
from L. S. Shepard, Of Rhinelander, OF
Villas county as it now is, and also one
Of the State Park lands. The maps are
nicely gotten up and is very satisfactory
to the people here, with the exceptions
OF the changes i'll the names CT some of
the lakes i'll this vicinity. The changing
of the names are misleading to many.
DR.. j. G. Thomas, the Hurley dentist
will be in the city on October 9th for a
few days. He was here for several days
short time ago and those who had
work done by him We're highly satisfied.
Keep the date OF his arrival in mind and
if you desire any work in Ills line call on
him.
We clip the following from the Villas
Repulican:-W. j. Walsh, principal OF the
high school, departed Wednesday for
Milwaukee, where be will attend the
state fair This will bea surprise to
Billy and his friends to know that he is
principal Of the high school and took in
the state fair during school hours.
The Board of Review has nearly
completed its labors, having finished all
Of the outside lands. The village pro-
perty comes next and all wishing to see
as to what valuation has been placed on
their property should call on the Board
and put in their claims as to whether
the valuation is too high ere it be to
late, as the Board will be through i'll
couple of days now.
Municipal Court time was taken up
for a couple of days with two cases from
the western part of the county The
first one was state VS. Jones charged
with larceny. The state was represented
by JAS Gill ard the defendant by n. A.
CoIman After hearing the evidenc.
Judge Riordan discharged the defendant
The next case came up Friday and was
that OF State vs. Hughes, Of Woodruff.
The defendant wasno tprepared with wit
ness and waived examination and was
placed under $500. bonds for appearance
at the hearing. The bonds were furnish
ed.