Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-11-24

Oscar Walsh came down from his
home at Iron River Tuesday and will
remain with his grandmother here and
attend school.
Mark Raymond OF Rhinelander was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday sell
ling hospital tickets for the Rhinelan-
Ger hos,,i AL
Donald Baer of Wausau spent sum
day in town visiting his boys who are
stopping with their grandmother, Mrs.
L. M. Copeland.
Mrs. L. E. McGill spent two or
three days the latter part of last week
and the fore part.of this at Rhinelander
visiting relatives.
"A. J. Bolger, chairman of the
county board came over Monday from
Minocqua to be on hand at the meeting
of the board this week.
Andrew Regenfuse says that he
shot deer even ii the indians did take
it away from him aud that is more than
a good many can say,
Miss" J ohnson of Rhinelander came
over Tuesday tospend a few days visit
ing her father D. S. Johnson, who is
employed on the News. "
Harry Black, a cousin of s. w
Smith who had been spending a few
days here hunting deer returned Satur-
day TO his halne in Chicago.
Mrs, 9. p Mitchell and daughter
who have been spending the past two
or three weeks visiting relatives at An
tigo returned home Friday.
r. Bradel and D. Z 2iordan have
pat IN radiators and are heaGlng their
res licences by steam. f. j. Thrun sup
plies the steam from the waterworks
plant,
- Mr., and Mrs. D. E, Riordan, Miss
Anna Riordan and Francis Col1nan left
today for Arbor Vitae TO attend the
Thanksgiving bali to be heldthere this
evening.
H. A. Babcock OF Neenah and A. A
Babccck OF Appleton who have beer
spending the open season at their placs
on Kentuck lake hunting deer, left fol
home Monday.
4 Fred Flanders OF the C0nover Bricl
Co. came down from Conover yesterday
The company have closed down for tbs
winter and he expects to go onto the
road in few days and solicit order.
for brick. II
i The county board of Oneida County
has set off two new towns out of the
7 town of Pelican. One,of them is calico
Sugar Camp and takes in those settlers
around Columbus lake and Trips
place.
Gov. Scofeld has just offered re-
ward of two hundred dollars for the
arrest of John Bumiller who killed
Frederick French near Three Lakes a
little over year ago and has succeeded
in keeping out of the clutches OF the
law up to the present time.
! Giles Coon and Art Mathews spent
several days last week in the woods
looking over some timber on Chas. Eel
toms homestead and Saturday they
closed deal with him buying it fol-
six hundred dollars cash. Mr.. Coot
returned to Rhinelander the same day
The Dakotos, Minnesota ana Wis
consin have been having quite taste
of winter for the last few days. quite
| a blizzard has been raging over a gooc
part of this territory andi some placs {
/ the fall of snow has been SO large as tC
impede travel on the railroads and the
thermometer has gone down as low a:
i zero in some localities,
The county authorities have com
-enced a retrenchment Of county ex-
Ipenditures. Their first reduction wa,
an heroic one. They cut the salary o
the game wardens from six hun
dred dollars a year each.doWn 10 thirt1
! collars. This will have the efect o
materially less6ning the number o
candidates for the place.
The county board which has beer
in session all of the week adjourned
last nj ght for Thanksgiving. The mem.
bers OF the board have stuck close tc
their work holding three sessions
daily, and will probably get through
next week. So far a good part OF their
| time has been put in auditing bills
The new train service inaugurated
on this road Monday by which the
morning train starts from Rhinelander
instead OF Monieo and returning in the
evening will prove great convenience
to the travelling public DESTROYS Of
making both towns as well as to those
from here desiring to visit Rhinelander