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The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-30
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FRIDAY JAN. 80. 1909.

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For sewing machine, typewriter
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Remssy Wanaats6.
We guarantee every bottle Of Cham.
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fund the money 70 anyone who IN not
satisfied after using t4&th'rds Of the
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21

By HERBERT MALY, Scribe.


Miss Lucy Stein is our Librarian.
The total attendance of the school
is $50.
Miss Fannie Garrison has the Gram
mar room with an attendance OF -.
Miss Frances Diamond who passed
with her pupils into the intermediate
department has an enrolment of 81.
Miss Irene Abbott who also passed
with her pupils into the Second Pri-
mary has an attendance of q.
Miss Lucy Stevens took Miss Alb
bolts place in the First Primary, has
q pupils enrolled on her books.
Miss Mary Vought remains in the
Sub Primary and has 40 little tots en-
rolled on her record.
A new Flag now flies from the staff
on the school building, thanks to the
School Board.
The spirit of work in the High
school is good, which is appreciated
by the principal and assistant.
Those who came back lnds it neces-
sary for them to attend two years to
complete. which are-Miss Olive Nash,
Paul Cook and Marvel Garrison.
Miss Myrtle Kuehne was 4 High
school visitor Friday, and we are sor-
~ to say she is not n member of the
High school this year, on account OF
sickness.
A business meeting was held ut the
school Friday. Olive Nash acted as
Chairman. Paul Cook was elected
Scribe for the Review and Herbert
Maly as Scribe for the News.
The German class under Miss Nuz-
um find that subject very interesting,
and as some of them are of German
descent, so it is not hard for them to
get the right sounds.
Mr.. Fuller has given the pupils of
the High school the opportunity to
learn vocal music, which will be
taught during school hours, but viii
not interfere with the usual studies.
Ii has not vet been organized bat will
be next week. We viii appreciate
this very much and thank him for his
work.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
A Mistaken Mission.

The girl who is ashamed to do house
work, is ashamed OF the most noble
calling of her sex. Nothing is more
elevating or ennobling than to be
thoroughly conversant with those du-
ties that make home a paradise on
earth. To accomplish this, IL is neces-
sary To be good cook and a tidy
housekeeper, even though they are
fortunate cnought TO escape the du-
ties in person. Unless they know
how it should be done, servants are
likely to become sloven and careless.
The girls OF to-day are looking for any
kind of employment but homework,
and the problem of competent help in
the home is becoming serious one.
They prefer to injure their health by
combining work behind the counters,
in the offices and factories rather
than do the healthful work ia the
homes, where they are not only earn
ing a good, honest living, but also
lifting themselves to be the queens OF
their own household some day.-Vin-
dicatOr, Rhinelander.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21

=. G. Sanborn returned to Ash
land to-day, after weeks visit in the
city.
Mrs. Barney Finan was down
from ConoYer to-day visiting friends.
-Eemember the band concert and
dance FRIDAY night ct the Lyceum.
Is At the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society ut the home of Mrs. Higgins
last Tuesday afternoon, the Ladies'
voted their thanks 10 all the persons
who helped to make the sale and sup
per two weeks ago success. The
Ladies announce that they viii serve
another supper at the Denton house,
tomorrow CTuesday) evening. Sept.
22nd, to which all are cordially in
vlted TO attend.
About 40 friends of MIR. and Mrs.
Pat. GaiTney dropped in at the home
Tuesday evening, and rendered Il sur
prise to Mrs. GaiTney's sister, Miss
Mamie Mccarthy, OF Eau Claire, who
is visiting here. Dancing and cards
was the pastimes of the evening, to-
gether with q fine lunch which the
ladies had brought alone, made those
in attendance enjoy the pleasautest
evening of the season.
We learn from the Phillips Bee,
that the citizens ut that place have
awaken TO the fact that too many sa-
looms exist in theil city, and at a spec
ial election held last week, the citi-
zens voted to raise the license fee
from 5000 to $500 year.. They are
in hopes that the number Of saloons
will decrease about one half at that
fee
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21

Prank SayHer the well-known
boat builder. was over from Rhine
lander Wednesday on business. Mr..
Sayney has moved bis boat factory TO
Rhinelander. and stock company has
been formed. The new company is
known rs the Rhine,ander Boat Co.,
tho will bull. q two story factory on
the bank of the Wisconsin river, where
they expect to begin in about 80 days
Ia build boats TO I'LL the many orders
they now have booked.
For the Ith time Marathon coun-
~ took the 1st prize 1T the State FaIr
for the best exhibit from Northern
Wisconsin. We congratulate Mara
thon county citizens for their good
luck, but we have good reasons to be-
lieye that Villas county would have
carried of the plum OF 1st prize at
the state fair two years ago If our eX-
hit hadn't been side-tracked and not
reached its destination until the clos
ing day OF the fair.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
ANOTHER CoWAROLY ACT.
Shade Trees Along Main Street Cut
BY Some Inscriptions
Persons.

About q year ago, eur citizens were
very indignant over the blowing up
of separator and engine by some
one-eyed william. Again the same
fesling of regret Is felt, that the cow
ard he cut and spoiled the shade trees
along Main street can't be caught and
made an example of.
Several OF our citizens who have
planted young trees in front OF their
places, which will in few years shade
both sides of the streets, are now won
dering il they will be left alone that
long! They are afraid not, as a few
citizens upon rising few mornings
ago. discovered that some of the shade
trees along Main street were cut by
some INSCRIPTIONS eur, who no doubt
had n some personal grudge against
somebody and took this means of get
ting even. Anybody who is so low as
to damage property like this, is mean
enough 10 do any act in the dark and
they belong to the same class Of cow
ards that those that blew up the sep
arator aud engine do, and in no way
are they half as good as a street ca
nine without q home.
Little did we think that such low
bred people as those who done those
covardly acts resided In our midst,
and if they were caught, they would
be given justice speedily.
What is the use of planting shade
treets and trying to beautify our
town, il somebody is a going to spoil
themo We are all anxious to see
beautiful shade trees along our streets,
but is it safe to plant them? 1t seems
not. by the way those on Main street
were mutilated.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21

We have Mr.. y. Fuller for princi-
pal again this year aud Miss IL. Nuz-
um for assistant in the High School
and we hope we can again put their
names in the school report in Septem-
Der 1901.
The Freshmen feel strange on ac-
count OF new subjects brot before
them, that differ greatly from what
they have had in the grammar de-
partmens, but they will soon see what
is required.
We are sorry to say that William
Murphy, Jr., Freshmen, had mis-
fortune to hurt himself. which ex-
plains his absence from school Friday.
His books were sent for which shows
ne will not be behind in his studies.
Total attendance for the High school
is twenty-eight, five OF that number
are from nearby towns, three of the
number are those that had finished
school when it was a three year course
graded school. Those from outside
are Denton Dickinson, Wabeno; Ber-
nice Donnelly, Three Lakes; Ida Full
Ter, Miuocqua; Maud Lowen, Three
Lakes, Mable Sayner. Plum Lake.
Modern Improvements have been
made within the building during va
cation. y stand pipe with hose at
tached to it in the attic and on each
floor, so when we again have the mis-
fortune OF having a lire, the building
will have protection. a new steam
heat and ventiIating system has also
been placed in the building.
Names OF students attending High
School are: Donald Bear, Kate Bolte,
Rollie Carpenter, Grace Carpenter.
Paul Cook, Hazel Avery, Denton Dick
inson, Bernice Donnelly, Hugh Dutch
Ell, Clara Ewald, David Frankel, Ida
Fuller. Marvel Garrison. Maud LOwen,
Herbert Moly, Arthur Morgan, Nary
Morrison, William Murphy. Jr., Olive
Nash. Henry Oberholtzer, Maud Pat
ten, Hazel Punches, Loi Punches, Ray
Richison, Guy Kichison, Na5le Say
ner. Elizabeth Steinmetz, Beatrice
Thrun.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21

VIII be in effect from all points
the Chicago & Northwestern Rally
for the occasions named below;
Boston. July 9th TO 10th. Matte
Educational Association.
Saratoga Springs, n. Y, July
to 10Th, Mobiles of the Mystic Shin,
Denver July 9th to 18th, Tn
Christian EndeavOr.
Detroit, Mich, July 10th to l.
Epworth League.
Baltimore, n. d., July DIST to
Is. Z. o. +.
San Francisco, Aug. 18th to
G. a. II. meeting.
Baltimore, NJ. ID. Sept. 2Ist to
Sovereign Grand Lodge, /. o. o.
For information As to rates, {
of sale. etc, of these or other o,
ions, call upon the ticket agent
Northwestern line,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21

Na1l~8U. WIS september p iaER
a sufficient contest uN3lEI. having been
hIsd in thi, ulicc by >. >. Huda-ieE contest
ans against Homestead entry $50. gf.l made
February e 1900 fu- Lot. auu = = FL : 81 2.
Sec ~ Township % n. RANGE q D. by Richard
Reid. Uoute~tcc, il which l- .s alleged that
said Rlrl1ru Reid has wholly abandoned said
land for more than one year that he l-~ new
er lived upon said land ass req 1lrcd br la a.. tand
that said alleEed absence tgom said land was
uoL due O. bis employment tu the army. uavg
cor marine cU.p, Ul che tuitCu States "a, q
private soldier Duiee~. >eaullu or Iarle. dur
.1g the war with spain. W during any other
war i1 which the United States NAV be en-
EaEcu.1 the said p1rtle. aIe hereby notified %
appear. respond aud offer evidence touching
said allegation GO tU O'Clock "a. m uu October
-E1- lsN3. before the CLERK DI Circuit Court 40
Elele River "a .s- aud that Llal hearing win be
held at Deb O'CLOCK "a. m- uu October 30. 1893 be-
fore the Register aud Receiver az the United
States Land O1rrc tu So II~lu. Wis
the said contestant having .u T. proper ALI
uayir. filed September E. lsgS set FORTH facts
which show that after due DILIGENCE personal
service ~ this notice can Nos .e maize. 70 Is
hereby ordered and directed Ila. such notice
be given bg due and proper publication.
auuN " MlsI.EB. Register
HENRY q M"lsf H-sI.N- Receiver.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21

TO COLORADO, UTAH AND BLACH +
Via the Northwestern line. Be
ming June 1st excursion tickets
be-sOld to Denver, Colorado Spri
Pueblo, Salt Lake City, Hot Sprh
DeadwOod, Lead and Custer, 5.
etc, good 10 return until October
a splendid opportunity is offered
an enjoyable trip. Several fine TT;
via the Northwestern line daily.
ply to agents Chicago & NOrth-w
ern R'y.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
American or Euronean-Mhich2

It remains with YOU We have them
rooms we mean-on either plan
and are satisfied YOU will be pleased
with either. Oar location and facili-
ties are unsurpassed; our rates lower
than any other first-class house in the
city. Single meals SOC. The St.
Charles Hotel, Milwaukee, Wis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
Mission hores.

Tho regular services will now be
conducted at the Chapel Missiod room
on Wall street as follows:
Sabbath school Saturday a. m.
Preaching, 10 a. m.
Sat. eve. Mission Meeting 1880 p. m.
Sun. eve. Preaching 1880 -
Wed. eve. Prayer meeting - -
The Pastors entire time is given to
the public yet as far as possible the
forenoons will be reserved for private
study.
To the above services the congre-
cation join with the pastor in extend
ing to the public an invitation.
Rev. l.. z. SUiicOOl.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
tFJrst notice AUG. Is-lAst Sept. I'D
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

Land once % WausaD, WIS, Ava. y. lsJ5
Notice Is hereby given that The following
FAMED settler has lied notice 90 lis intention
90 make final proof in support 81 MS claim and
that said proof viii be made before lle Cler..
uf the Circuit Court 40 EAGLE River. Wis Uu
@eutembcr 10 1893 viz George III. HavD. 20
Ea@le River. Wis. who made Il H. no. HlsH Cor
tine 80 >E1s and lots ald :. OI Sec. ~. u. q
u. Range CD East
his continuous residence unJl aLd cU..'va-fo
OF said land viz: jos TuD.cv. Al b-altor
Al Croker. Emmett Marco. aI Ui Eagle Rive.
Wis
JoHN ". MILLER. Register.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
BERG CONCERT and Dance.

Friday evening OF this week, the
Band boys viii give free concert TO
be followed by dance, at the Lyceum
Opera House. The boys have ex-
pended considerable of money out of
their own pockets since organizing,
for uniforms, music and Instruments,
and the dance is given for the pur-
pose OF purchasing more music. The
cause is a good one and large at
tendance is expected. a one hours
free band concert Al $50; tickets for
the dance is IS cents.
The program for the concert is as
follows:
7 Narch-Virtucsa ...... ............... Sanglear
> Overture Ni-phrata -......... .........- Hazel
3 Cou,ers Walt Forge. Ne Not. Brooks
4 Gavotte-Lvsiu ......... ......... Lambert
> March--JCily Tars occurrence. Is. L. Walters
q Overture Association S.. ...-... & Boyer
: Waltz-Soands from The Alps w Zickhof
3 Selection Holy City . ...........-A Adams
. .Intermezzo -Sweetly be Thy Dreams.
.-.-.................. .......... .-... VCelker
10 Marcl-1Iajor Putnam .................-w Weldon
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
5;5iJ Special Reduce
gS Excursion Rat
FTET7TTa==1

Via the Northwestern line. First-cl
round-trip tickets on sale July to
inclusive. to San Francisco and ;
Angeles. Favorable limits and st
over privileges and choice of rOu
The Overland limited, most luxuri
train in the world, leaves Chic
daily at p. IN. Less than three d
Ell route. Drawing room and C
partmezt ears, observation ears,
ing ears, bufTet-library cars (bal
and BATH electric lighted throuiih,
Three trains a day from Chicago
the cost through without char
Daily and personally conducted t.
ist car excursions TO California, W
ington and Oregon. For particu
apply to ticket agents, Chicag,
NOrth-westery R'y.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
gFrre notice Ans 23-2asg Seq- 80
STATE or WISCONSIN.
COUNTY CoURT. Villas County:
m PROBATE.


Hu tMH matter 4 A4G FEAa--G
uf
e j R1wermau. deceased.
Letters OF Administration having been issued
% Martha A. Bowemau. % Eagle River. Wa,
County. Wt~coE-su- ON the estate 81 the sfltn T.
y. BBwe-gnau. late Of Villas tCu-ty. Wecou-
siU. deceased
IT IL ORDERED that the time uutl and En-
ctuHl-w the third Tuesday ut UGcemhez. Eala
DC and ts hereby allowed fgr tie creditors OF
said j. y EowcrU-u. fe~eGrr3- - present
Eheir claim fnF CX8rrilGtluU and allowance
IT IL FUET lGk4e NHDEatL.D. Lllt 4.i e.a'14-
aud demands against tHp stu J. . &oWe.t-1... ..
deceased Do received. examined and l1 uet et.
1V thts Court 11 the Probate ONCE tu che SD.
hs-re uF EAEle River tl said VIA, county 90
she regular term thereof on she ak.ll Tues
DAY OF September, and EEC AEir1 Tuesday ui
December IssG
IIr IL FURTHER Oliinssftl-). ttas enc notice
81 che time and place 80 which saia claims a-,,
demands win be received examined a-Ia a4
lusled az uG1Ue said and uI the time 1erenA
limited for creditors go present Laeir claim s.
He given hw publication oG this order a.au fls-
raeEs for four Successive weGsls. U1Ce Il each
wee. in the Villas County New % wcpfr
news bauer Published Ia the village 81 L-Ele
River, Cor said county. the first Publication % be
within ten DAYS iunm the date hereof.
Dated this sJrh day us August. Et&.
BY the Court =. A. UCf-fkN.
LnIELE JUL
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-09-21
UEIr~t notice Jale. Is---la-,t Au1 -
Timber Land. Act. June >. 1873.
Notice for Publication

Nnace Is hereby given th2+ ln compliance
arFtr tfa PROVISIONS ut Eua uct - IoE<rrer~ ol
glue 3 IeTe. entitled An acs tor aGe sale 90
ss--F.sr 1r-reg fu che states OF California. Ore
err Nevada aud Washington Ia-rltors. 81,
setnuEgzf Co an the l'1I1.IG t-lun S-1tcs ~ ael
90 August q. lsl BtsnIIllllr II Jones ot til's''
mas lids dav n1ed Ere this office bis sworn STATE
z5ent so. - for t-e purchase ~ tLe n ~ rs
s ~ Il az Section No - ~ LoW n>hap SO.
- ~ Rance East and VIII nacr GfNol e
show that the land sought j. more Eal.lsa0ae
Fnr It's timber ur stone than for 1Ericlli.lr.4.
uglrun@~ and 90 e>taalL, his claim % SAID .aa4A
before the Register and Receiver 90 this ONCE
ne Wulr,zU. uu Tuesday The LJ-n Uay - So
VembeE- tH1sN
he uaufs~ s. WtEEeS@e~- Rsttr.cE Es.HlaA.
Ernest RI,sev. "A. Denton and Milo Hart - ct
Easrlc River. wis.
ANY aud an persons clliu1lug adv erayc4y toe
nruVe-tE.scrfbcd lands are requested 30 size
anefr cluiuEs Iu this o-ticD Oh or before SAID lt&a
ElV 90 November. tss&-
JoBS ~. MILLER REGISTER
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ContInued.

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RUBBER TIRES

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THIS YEARS wATEHLEsS KNOX AUToIEo.
bile. 81, 200; best IN the city and clear quarter
ANAL home Id the eighth ward. George B.
DArtt, So7 Phoenix bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-30

to 5, won; Jack Ratlin, 112 Qlandry), 13 to
 10, second; Monsieur Beaucaire, 95 Book er). 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:131z. Fourth race, one mile, Gerst handicap Wirein 105 lMcInery), 20 to l, won; Bru-
 tare, 1o6 (Booker), to 5. second; Reserva-
 tion, 9S (Meade), 5 to 1, third. Time, 1:40H.
 Fifth race, one mile, selling-The Black
 Scot, 105 (Crowhurst), 20 to 1, won; Dandie
 Belle, 101 (Shilling), to l. second; Dom
 adge, 110 (McJoynt), to l, third Time, 1:42A.
 Sixth race, five furlongs, selling-Kilo,
 105 (Crowhurst). to l, won; Comona, 101 (Sully) to l. second; Silver Spinner, s7
 (Booker), to 1, third. Time, 1:02h.