Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-18
IT is learned IN very good authority

1t is learned on very good authority |
that although Architect &. b. Pride. |
of Appleton, and three other civil
engineers are completing a thorough |
survey of the rapids at Grandfather, |
it is by no means assured that the |
immense water power at that place |
will be developed at once. Those in
charge of the work are noncOmmuni |
cative and refuse to talk Of the plans
of the Wausau and Merrill capitalists
who are back of the venture. but it is
known that their agents have visited
several other points along the river
to make Investigations. One of these
agents was recently down the ST. Paul
road as far as Grand Rapids Wausau
Record.
Recently we received letter from
". e. Bcadle, of Cumberland. Mary
land, who formerly worked for the
NekooSa Paper Co., at NekooSa, but
is now employed in the above city.
He says that they are rebuilding the
pulp mill that was burned down last
April. They expect to complete it in
October. He also stated that their
paper machine was making ten tons
OF paper a day, and their sulphite
i ,iilll VIII I'VE tsgeSteFS uoi"g tACel-
lenI "olhi ne 5ikes ll.S JOB IntLe
aIo ~ well pieaseu WlUll Clle county,
fl: "1ouoo ~ nc itl!5liiooio,t ~ ll'
:. :,
SIN dealing with man, remember
that spoonful of oil will go farther
than a gallon of vinegar" The same
NAV be said of children. There is
mourning SO good 1or chl!oren DIS Ihe
oId-1ashloned castor OH. however
much tney may aohor IL, III IS tnelr
oest medlclne Tor disorders OIL Tue
DoWeis. LII Ohe more severe Eases vi
| diarrhoea ana 6ySehIery, however;
ICnamoerlalli conc Cn0ierd ana
after the oil operates. and quick
cure is sure TO follow. For sale by
John E. DAILY and Sam Church.
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From the Regular Annual Meeting
of an Indiana Medical Society we clip
the following IN regard 10 Dr. Bryon
Robinson our former to"n@man' VINO
| was invited 10 give Special lecture
on the occasion. "At me AFTERNOON
session Prof. Bryon Robinson, or
Chicago, an enthusiastic Investl gator
OF world repute, VIII present IN an
les. None can afford to miss this nor
| lose this opportunity Of meeting per-
sOnally this celebrated surgeon"
An unusual sight met our eye on
MAN street last FRIDAY. An lndlan
ana MS faml!y, consisting OF MS W''e
and three chlidren, maze lhelr appear
ance In Two seaGeo open carriage.
| Ondouotedly GnlS FAMILY IS ehloying
| prosperity. LIE customary Hdo'' ~
been to walk on foot or ride on ponies.
For an Indian to enter the city in a
modern up-to-date carriage is there
fore a step in the right direction.
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MISS Agnes MulrOy, Cophle McU ulfe
and Aurella Bandelln, or Grand
Raplds, spent SUNDAY Win ~, Mss
florehce Docka IN lhls Guy. ihey
grove over IN tne morning ana re-
they arrived at Grand Rapids their
horse, which belonged to a prominent
liveryman at the Rapids fell dead in
his tracks He had travelled about
fifty miles during the day and was
evidently unable to stand the strain.
Stevens Point Journal.
n.7 go
MI. Louis f1elSler, OF stevens folnI
Benjamin Closuit and is now com
fortably settled in his new quarters
having made extensive improvements
both inside and out on the building
With the new bar fixtures and nicely
decorated walls Mr.. Heisler's place
has an inviting appearance, which
will without doubt draw for the new
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The first national convention OF
employer and employe will be held in
Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept, 22-26.
President Roosevelt will be present
one day. Every labor and trade organi,
zatlon OF any Importance will be well
represented. PRESIDENTS ana managers
listed as delegates with Secretary
Rockwell.
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r. II. SAWYER of Oshkosh son of the