Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-06-25

OF considerable experience has beer
secured by Harry Frank to take
charge of his barber shop while he is
putting in timeron his homestead al
Lake Vieux Dessert.
"A Kansas graduating class is re-
ported to have adopted the following
for their class motto: ssBeyond this
lie the washtub and the sawbuck, =
Such a motto is likely to consist Of
more truth than. poetry.
Rev. H. G. Todd and his estima-
bic family, expect to leave for their
new home, Wednesday. The good
people of Eagle River, whistles them
all manner of good luck in their Prem
tice home
The election of members for the
new school board will take place Mon
day, July 2nd. at the following named
places: First district at town hall;
Second district, school house; Third
district, at Marcos resident. Polls
will be open at 1880 p. N.
Mrs. Clara Gunderson, of Odanah,
who is visiting Miss Julia Dockery,
while fishing Thursday afternoon on
Yellow Birch lake caught a 20 pound
muskallongue. To say the lady was
pleased would be putting it mild.
Mrs. E. Dunn, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. r. Slater for
the past four months, returned to her
home at Wausau, Friday. Miss Deb
bic Slattery accompanied her and viii
visit for a few days in that city.
Adam Zaner, one of the big. farm
ers Of Marshal County, Indiana, made
US a pleasant call Thursday. He was
on his way out to Little St. German,
where some of his Hoosier friends are
camped and where he expects to spend
lew days hsh1ng,
The town board let the following
road jobs, which was advertised &C
cording to law to the following par
ties: One-half mile of road known as
the John Green road to John Green
for 90 cents per rod. Croker road 80
rods to Angus Somers, for 80 cents a
rod. Sergeant road, 100 rods to H.
Howlet at 5000 rod.
Former Congressman M. FL. Nc
Cord, from this state, and congressman
from this district, for several years
resident of Arizona, who resigned the
governorship of that territory to en-
ter the volunteer service in the war
with Spain, is now the editor of The
Arizona Gazette, printed at Phoenix,
Mr.. j. Flanagan, of Chicago, a
brother of Mrs. A. Mckenzie, arrived
in town Sunday and will spend the
next two weeks at the Mckenzie cot
tage on Catfish lake, at Mackville.
The people can look for some remark
able fish stories from that vicinity
during that time.
Tim Donahue spent Thursday in
Milwaukee. He was accompanied by
VIM. Knox, who went along to see
that Tim was not led astray. While
there we learn that Mr.. Knox hired
out to the Schlitz Brewing Com any,
to work in the cooperage department
at which branch of the business he is
skilled workman.
The alarm of fire Saturday even
| ing was small blaze in the house OF
Fred Mcintyre, which was caused by
one of the workmen emptying the
ashes of his pipe into a shaving pile,
burning a good sized hole in the floor.
Ten dollars will cover all damages.
If it had not been for the timely dis
covery of the fire by w. J. Walsh,
Fred wonld have been houseless.
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Via Chicago, Union Pacific and North
Western Line, on June 10, 20, July 3,
8, II and Aug l, Z and p, good re-
turning until October 81, also very
low rates on same dates to GlenWood
Springs, Salt Lake City, Ogden,
Deadwood and Hot Springs. Quick
est time. Best service. Apply tc
! agents Chicago & Northwestern R'Y