Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-10

A. III. Stevens had hard luck with
his hay on his homestead on the Deer
skin. He had it about all cut and cock
ed up when the owners of the dams
above onene1 tletr.lip ;li.d Euode,. l44y
ontlre l4.,arsn. there was nearly three
feet OF water over Stevens's hay field
and the entire crop was ruined. Some
one will be liable to have topay some
damages.
w. w. Durham of Chicago has been
spending few days in this city. He
represen the Johnson estate and is
here looking after the Standings lands
which the court recently ordered con-
yeyed to that estate.
80. w. Mcintyre has been doing
some good work on the Three Lakes
road this side of Catfish. The town
board should complete the job which ne
has commenced and have the stumps re-
moved from where he left of to where
the road turns off to go to Goodenow's.
DR.. Smith the Dentist at Smith Ho-
tel does all the --latest gold crown and
bridge work was awarded the prise for
best gold work eleven years ago.
More tourist have visited here this
season than any year before. Last week
| the Everett Resort was full to overfOW-
| ing and a number had to be turned away
rambling & Fitzgerald had ten or a
dozen at their place. There was large
party campad on Cranberry and anoth-
err large p..rty at McKenzie's place on
Catfish.
/ Eagle Walters camp, M. w. A. will
give picnic next Wednesday. 1t will
| be held on the hill at the thoroughfare
between Scattering rice and Eagl lakes
They have engaged the steamer Eagle
and DR.. Neville's yacht, May, to take
up all who may desire to attend. Each
of the boats will make two trips so at to
accommodate every one. A general in-
vitation is extended to all.
DIR. Hubert S. Smith the dentist
now at The Smith Hotel comes prepar-
| ed to do the very best work. He was
awarded the highest prize for best gold
filings at college II years ago. Craft
tated in 1888.
Fred Flanders president of the Eag.
lie River Brick Co. was down from Con
over Tuesday The company are meet
ing with excellent success this summer
and are having no trouble in selling all
the brick that they can make. Right
here we would like to call the attenten.
ton of the Advancement association to
the fact that it would be great bene-
fit to the village to have this company
move their plant down here. 1t would
take but very little inducement on the
/ part of the association to prevail upon
them to do this. There are reasons
why the company would prefer to have
their plant located here, but there Is
considerable expense connected with the
removal. Why would it not be a good
plan for the Association to appoint q
committee to confer with the company
and see just what they would 40 ana
then it would be possible to ascertain
whether we could meet them or not.
"What's the matter, old man? Been
losing on wheat?" 'No, not that, for
got to take Rocky Mountain Tea last
night. Wife said I'd be sick to day. f.
Beardsley.
i DR.. Hubert S. Smith Dentist OF
St. Louis Mo. is with us. He comes to
practice his profession and for recrea-
ton. He will have his Office at the
Smith Hotel.
/ We look into a cradle and behold a
male child. At the age OF 10 he IS
noisy kid, with half the buttons OF his
pants, and an eyefor meanness. At the
age of Is he isa devil in printshop; at
% the publisher of country newspaper
at the head ofevery enterprise calculate
Cd tn imnrove the town or enrich the
business thereof; at 35 he is an emaalaf-
/ and wornout man. with holes in his
nockets and a bald head: at the age OF oO
he is a corpse ina cheap coffin, and his
only resources left behind are two cases
of long primer type, a Washington
handpress, and subscription book with
500 dellnquentsubscribel.s, who ilae up
and march past the coffin. saying; BE
was d public-spirited fellow, but he
couldn t save anything. '-fx.
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