Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-25

Scheribel & Zimplemann's saloon, to
which all are invited to attend and
get your Thanksgiving dinner.
-Messrs. Fred Tilden, George FL :
ton Tilden, of Chicago, and Dr.. Will
cox and Mr.. A. H. Sprowls, of Elgin.
ILL.,, returned to their respective
homes to-day with two deer apiece.
Fred Mcintyre has on display at
his store fine line of Holiday goods.
Those contemplating the purchase of
Christmas presents, should give Fred
an early call while the assortment is
complete.
JAS. Sheehan was over from
Rhinelander Tuesday and Wednesday.
MIR. Sheehan is brotner-in-laW OF
VIM. Hedges, and was over to attend
the inquest over his remains held
Tuesday afternoon.
Melvin Englestead while hunting
Thursday in the hardwood near Rice
lake, found two big bucks fighting,
had the good luck to kill them both.
Young Englestead is only about Is
years old and these are the first deer
that he ever killed.
&C. & N. w. R'y claim agent, |. c.
Belden, visited this place Wednesday,
upon an investigation of the death OF
VIM. Hedges, who was accidentally
killed by the local freight last Mon
day near State Line.
A library party was given by Mrs.
A. G. Richisonat her home on First and
Division streets Tuesday evening. All
reported pleasant evening, very
elaborate spread was given the guests.
Judge Silverthorne will open the
fall term of Circuit Court for this
county, next Monday, December End.
AS the calander is not very lengthy
one, the session will be short.
f. j. Bowerman returned home
Thursday from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Munising, Mich. He was
accompanied home by his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Will Bowerman and child
rem, who will make an extended visit
here.
Herman lander, the Rhinelander
tailor, solicited clothing orders here
Thursday and Friday. Herman is a
novice at the butcher trade, but he is
able to skin a,deer as he showed FriC ay
and he claims he can give some good
pointers to the old timers at the bust
ness.
The Ven. A. Geo. G. Jenner, of
Steve Point and the Rev. Carlton NJ.
Hitchcock will conduct the service Of
the Episcopal church, in Lyceum OPP
era House at o'clock Monday eve
ming. Deem Der End, 1901. YAH are
welcome and are cordially invited.
Rev. Geo NJ. Babcock.
The Oneida and Villas County Tel
ephone Company, have their switch
board at the central at Rhinelander
so connected that our citizens can be
connected at our home central at NJ.
Hirzel's place, with any subscriber of
the Mutual Telephone Company at
Rhinelander, "a complete list of the
subscribers can be found at the home
central.
Mr.. G. P. Oil and family of Iowa
arrived in town Friday and will cast
their lot on farm which he recently
purchased near Rice creek A large
number of new settlers from Iowa and
other states besides from the southern
part of this state will arrive in the
spring to locate on new land We
welcome all new settlers to our vici-
nifty, and may prosperity be their
just reward.
-Colporters are urgently needed by
the Bible Institute Colportage Assoc
iation, Cd. L. Moody, founder.) $50
La Sale Avenue, Chicago. The work
is agreeable and remuneration liberal.
This particular plan has been in OPP
Grafton six years, and is adapted for
all communities. Previous experience
is not essential. Part time may be
devoted to the work with good re-
suits. Earnest men and women should
address at once, A. B. Fit, Supt.
$50 La Sale Ave-, Chicago.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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