Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-03-31

" l.. Kinney has a fine jersey bull
and also good Durham bull which will
stand for service at his farm near town
on the North Side.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
More who keep the restaurant east of
Beardsley's drug store died Tuesday
mof-lag O. lie liieaeIes.
Miss Gene Dickinson went up to
State Line Saturday to spend a few days
visiting Miss frankie Diamond who is
teaching school in the Thomas district
II. b. butcher who has been spend
Ing the winter in town to give his chill
dfen the benefit of the schools expects
to move back on his farm in few days.
When you want good flour, with
out corn meal mixed with it, buy BEST
OF ALL. at James Morgan's. A little
higher in price but it will make more
and better bread than any other kind.
JAS. Mckinley and William Bnrns
who have been looking over some logs
put in for the Woodruff Macguire Co.
near Three Lakes returned home We'd
nesday.
The high school department of our
public school has been in session this
week. This was to allow Prof. Walsh
to make up some of the time which he
lost while sick few weeks ago.
u oicroon tho Ap+;oo f,,,o,,;
ture and sewing machine man, was in
town Friday. He informed us that the
| firm which he is with intended to open
a branch store here this spring.
The executive board of school di-
| rectors of the town were in session
| Monday to listen to the report of the
| treasurer and to make their recommen.
dations to be laid before the electors at
the election next Tuesday
j. ]. Hughes has just received at
his restaurant a fine line of canned
goods and other fancy groceries. He
also keeps first class butter and eggs
constantly On hand. Give him tria1
his prices are right.
Three Of the candidates for side
| supervisor who failed to secure the no
mination last Saturday are still in the
field. They are David Patten, A. King
and Chas Mcconnell. They are each
and all old residents and are conceded
| to be honest and capable men.
A. King is candidate for side
supervisor and would like the support
| of his friends and the citizens generally
| for that position. He was one of the
| first settlers here, is an old soldier and
besides is man of sterling honesty
and good judgement, has the courage
of his convictions, and is always ready
to stand.up for what he believes to be
right. The people would make no mis-
take in electing him this spring.
JAS. Mckinley spent the greater
part of last week at his camp on Dam
lake. He has only three or four men
there now, just enough to look after
his stock and pick up around little.
He will not break up camp at all this
spring in the sense of moving his out
fit in as he intends to log there all sum-
mer. The Woodruff, Mcguire Co., for
which he was logging, has purchased
some more timber there and they want
the whole of it put in the coming year.
There is more than Mr.. Mckinley can
put in the coming winter with his pre-
sent outfit and he has decided that he
can log it just as cheap in the summer.
He will put in logging railway to put
it in on. He will only have to lay about
one and one half miles of rails and he
has made arrangements to get them at
Tomahawk lake and will haul them
across as soon as the weather is settled
so as to permit. He will use his teams
to furnish the motive power on the log
ging railway and will not have an en-
CINE in.