Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-11-17


Riser, the pill that makes life longer
and better and wiser. F. Beardsley
carter & Emmons have been busy
the past few davs fivinr m tAc Pan
CERT building when they recently pur-
chased and will have it ready to move
into soon.
S. w. S--ith of the Denton House
has crew of men at work repairing his
new purchase, the Hovel Veronica and
expects to have it IN soape so that
he can move 1850 i - few weeks.
M. j. Dickinson has been busy for
several days packing up the Dickinson
& Cook stock which he purchased and
shipping it to his store ut Wabeno. He
got the last of itof and went down him
self Tuesday
H j. Mack informs us that there
are a number of hunters in vicinity
using dogs TO hunt with. He said he
had been out nearly two weeks and
that there was not q day while he was
out but what he could hear dogs. -
IT. J. Mack Of Milwaukee, a one
time resident OF this place, has been
spending the past two weeks here
hunting and looking aztec some bust
ness matters. He left for hone yes
terday taking two fac deco with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Walters OF
Rhinelander arrived in town Tuesday
and are spending few days visiting
relatives and friends. Mr.. Walters
has had charge Of the Laeve's Lumber
Co.'S. mill at Three Lakes during the
past sumner.
1t is rumored that q change in the
running Of the trains on this road is to
go intoeffectne week. 1t is said that
the train which goes south in the even
ing will run to Rhinelander instead Of
stopping at Monico as at present and
will return from Rhinelander in the
morning.
-Chas. Monahap, son of John iona
han the Oshkosh logger, was in this
city Tuesday. He was on his way to
Gtate Line where his father will log
vhis winuer ard had crew of men with
him. They VIII be about three miles
rom the station and have Il crew OF
forty live OF fifty meo. He informed Us
nat s 'ather WHO has been very sick
with typhoid f. &c IS now better but is
- II cont b S bed.
Arrange IS are being made to
bring the bodies OF Fred Vought and
Corro al Swenson who were killed in
Porto Rico and Two other Wiscon-
sin soldiers who died there to Their
homes in this state. The arrangements
are under the charge Of Mr.. McArthu-'
the father of one of the dead soldiers
whose body is buried beside those CT
Corporal SWenson and Private Vougbt.
Mr.. Macarthur contemplates making a
trip to Porto Rico to superintend the
removal of the bodies.
F. J. Thrun had quite a serious ac-
cident at the electric light plant Sa u"-
day morning. The nai1 shaft of tae
dynamo broke square of comple' = j.
disabling the machine. He was OBJ eed
to connect the p. ivate lights with toe
other dynamo and could not run the
street lights. 1t will probably tal.e
some three weeks to ,eDair TIE b,oleo
dynamo dur;og which tme we WI
have to get along withort street ligf"s.
We understand that the dynamo was
guaran iced TO him in which case The
manufacturers will not only be obliged
to f. it up but Will PROBABLY be Obliged
to stand whatever loss he may be to.
-Henry Howlet OF Conovef was in
town Monday. He says that the ST.
Paul road is being extended from Sta
Lake to Lac VieuxDesertsand that'ohe
company have already secured the light
of way and are grading and worKjog on
the road. That it will cross the Moth
Western near Ran llels and IS already
within four miles of that place. He
also said tx at saw mill would be built
at Twin Lake in the spring. Quite a
number of settlers went in aroand Twin
Lake this season and if he is right
about the saw mill it will prove quite
an advantage to them by furnishing
them a handy market for their produce.
The county board met here Tues
day in annual session. They spent the
day in examining the judgements which
have been docketted against the county
and found that they amounted to about
5000 including costs. Of this sum
the the costs amount to about $4,000.
This shows that the county is in a very
bad condition financially. just what