Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-08-05

EY5The Gerry Lumber Co. are sell
ling Washburn, Crosby & Cos. cele-
brated Gold Medal" flour at $3.50.
1t is recognized as Americas greatest
flour. Try it and be convinced of it's,
superior quality over all other brands
sold in this market.
Fred Morey caught forty-tive
pound muscallonge last Monday even
ing while crossing the lake from his
summer resort. A gentleman from
Chicago, who is stopping at the resort,
caught two Saturday one forty poun-
der and the other about twenty pounds.
Giles Coon, Chas. Chaffee, Ed.
Kemp and Chas. Brown OF Rhinelan-
der, and gentlemen from Cincinnati,
have been putting in week or so en-
joying the fishing at Matthew'S sum-
mer resort and met with excellent sue
cess. They left for their homes Mon
day.
District Attorney Mcleod of Bay
field county, passed through the city
wednesday on his way home from
visit at his former home, Eagle River.
Mr.. Mcleod is a resident of washburn,
and says that the place is experiencing
good times this season. Rhinelander
Herald.
A baseball nine composed of the
younger lads of this city drove over to
Rhinelander Sunday to play with the
Rhinelander boys and was beaten by
score of 7 to IL. At the same time an
other nine from here was at Three
Lakes everlastingly walloping the nine
at thai place, the score at the close of
the game standing rs to 8 in favor of
the Eagle River nine.
The ball team made up of the
younger players of the city visited Ea-
gle River Sunday for the purpose of
playing with the nine of that place.
Rain that day made it impossible for
the teams to cross bats 80 the boys re-
NAMED over until Monday, playing at
the grounds near the depot there. The
score was q to IA ii favor of the Eagle
River boys. A return game will be
played in this city tomorrow when our
boys expect to make better showing.
They speak highly Of the way they
were entertained while at Eagle River,
the people there treating them to
ride on the steameE through the Eagle
chain of lakes, and in other ways made
their visit An enjoyable one.-Rhine-
lander Herald.
REVIEW acknowledges the re-
ceipt of-complimentary tickets to the
Marathon county fair, to be held at
Wausau August 80, 81 and September
1st, and also the programme of races.
The first day will be given to bicycle
racing entirely and prizes amounting
to hundreds of dollars has been put up
by the enterprising business men of
Wausau. For the horse races $1,000
in purses will be given. Situated as it
is in the heart of the farming country
of Northern Wisconsin visit to the
annual county fair at Wausau is al
ways full of interest. Reduced rates
will be given on railroads for this oc-
casion, and those who like good racing
and enjoy seeing fine stock and pro-
duce should certainly plan to visit
Wausau at this time
-''Some who were color blind last
fall and could see nothing but yellow
are now looking for that wave of pros
perity that swept the Atlantic and as
yet has not made rifle on the Great
Lakes. villas County News.-None
are so blind as those who won't see.
Right under the above appeared the
following: 1--WE want - men at once
to work in our logging camps at State
Line" It would have taken a man
with an extra good pair of goggles to
have discovered an ad of that kind in
the News during the whole of Cleve-
lands administration. Then laborers
were tramping the country hunting for
jobs, now after only five months of Re-
publican rule, the employers are hunt
ing for men. A pretty fair Indication
of coming prosperity.
SWAMP LAND FARMS,