Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS,

WANTED-Several persons of char
acter and good reputation in each state
Zone in this county required) to repre-
sent and advertise old established
wealthy business house of solid fnan-
cial standing. Salary $500 weekly
with expenses additional, all payable
in cash each Wednesday direct from
head offices, Horse and carriage fur
nished when necessary References.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envel-
ope. Manager, 3l9 Caxtou Building,
Chicago. 9-6mo
new orchestra was organized last
Tuesday evening which will be known
as the Rhinelander orchestra. 1t is
made up of members from Squires and
Fredrickson 5 orchestra. Following
are the names of the members and the
instruments they will play: W. j.
Schliesmann and Gus. Fredrickson,
first viOlins: Geo. Kaufman and Erwin
Solberg, second violins; II. Zentoft,
bass violin; J NJ. Johnson, cornet; Fred
Roman. trombone; S. FL. Ashton, drums
and traps No private party engage
ments will be taken for less than four
men, and to all public engagements the
full orchestra must be engaged, Sew
eral new instruments will be added in
the near future Rhinelander New
North.
The rural free delivery is yet in its
infancy in many ways. Some of the
wagons have been rugged up for carry
ing weather signals provided by the
government, and we will not have long
to wait before we can not only know
when bad spell of weather is APP
preaching, but we will know by signs
when there is change in the Market
or when some great item of news has
passed. Not long since [ was in a To-
cality where the people had not heard
of the death of the president, who had
then been dead day or two. Farmers
who lived on rural free delivery routes
nut" IL WI oOOAl olbCL ~ 11oIPCI1CN
The fertile brain of the American will
yet study many things that can be
turned to an advantage by the free
rural system. Let improvements go on
and let no man man obstruct it in any
Wisconsin Farmer.
The new house which n. A. Colman
has been building this summer is near
ing completion. N. A. Garrison who
had charge of the work has completed
the work on the interior and has only a
little more work to do on the porches.
1t is a ten room cottage and is very
conveniently arranged. The building
is to be heated by furnace WEIGH is
being put in now. 1t will have all
modern improvements including cleo
trio lights and hot and cold water in
the sleeping rooms and bath room. 1t
is thehandsomest finished dwelling on
the inside in the place. The floors are
all polished hardwood and the interior
is finished in southern pine. He in
tends grading up the lot and will build
brick sidewalk on both sides of it
with brick walks leading to the doors.
Take it all in ALL he will have the fin
est residence property in town.
E. A. Forbes of Rhinelander who has
charge of the crew who are putting up
the poles and stringing the wire for the
telephone line which is being built
connecting this city with Rhinelander
and Three Lakes was in the city the
fore part of the week. The are get
ting along finely with the work and
expect to have it completed by the 18th
of this month. The toll station for this
city will be at Mart Hirzel's. A line
will also be built from Rhinelander to
Hazelhurst, MinOcqua and Star Lake
and will connect with this so with the
lines already up, there will be direct
telephone connections all over the
county. Connections will also be made
with Merrill either by the way of Tom
ahawk or Jeffries and as Merrill is al
ready in connection with other cities
south it will give us the benefit of long
distance connections all over the state.
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