Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-02-07
Man Frozen to Death.

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WORD was received yesterday after
noon from State Line that the BODY
OF man supposed to be an Valdine
was found frozen about two miles from
the Station.
Plmples, faded complexion, chapped
SKIN, red rough hands eczema, letter.
bad blood cured in short lime with
Rocky Mountain Tea, the great com
plexlon restorer. F. Beardsley.
LosT-A ladies gold watch belong
ing to Mrs L. E. Sufficool. Rev Stuff
cool's picture was in the inner front
I'D. Small size. Finder return to this
Office or to owner and receive reward.
The Miss Elise Abbot returned We'd
nesday leaving Matte here to visit
with her sister. Matte will be known
to many of the people here having
visited here twice last year.
Owing to freight wreck in the yards
at Amigo the afternoon passenger was
two hours and half late, on Wednes-
day. The morning mail did not reach
here until the afternoon train on the
same account.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday afternoon by the burning out
of a chimney in the house of Michael
Morrison. By the time the fire fighters
reached the scene of action, however,
the fire had been extinguished. No
damage.
large number of the railroad
wrecks, are due, railway workers, claim
to the over working Of engineers. Pract-
ically all train men, on freights are
working over hours, sometimes being
on duty as much as thirty-six hours
without rest.
Last Monday was Calaums Day. If
the bear came out, as we suppose he
did, he must have looked in vain for his
shadow. We did not see the bear but
several COWS appeared on our streets
and as they did not see the shadow"
of our pound master W no is he anyway?)
| they are still mooching around town.
The semi-monthly supper of the
Ladies Aid given Tuesday, was very
largely attended, the receipts being
$l4.00. The Aid we're the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bonner, that
evening. During the supper hour an
| impromto program, which added much
to the pleasure Of the evening, was
given. Rev. Dixon and Prof. Fuller
sang and Atty, Higgins recited sew
eral selections.
We received during the week the
first mum Der of The Cranberry Grower ,
published at Cranmoor. Wis, by the
Cranberry Grower Pub. Co with W.
| II. Fitch as editor and president. 1t is
the only paper in the world devoted
exclusively to the interest of cranberry
raising, and we think it will prove
both interesting and helpful to all
those interested in the raising of this
fruit.
| Among the prominent guests regist-
err at the Hotel Smith this week are;
DR.. McIndoe, Rhinelander, Alex Nc
Cray, Rhinelander, j. w. Robertson,
Chicago, +. J. Beech, Jefferson, John
Schulthus, Chicago, Frank Hartman,
Chicago r. j. Hallabard, Toledo, j.
Locus, Oshkosh, J. Cahill, Ashland, c.
A. Philips, Grand Rapids, Mich. ]. Fl.
| Bonnel, Grand Rapids, Mich. Judge
| ". G. Silverthorn, Wausau, r. Kellett,
Oshkosh, H. N Jewell, Amigo, M. j.
| O'Brien. Milwaukee.
A stranger reading the list of guests
! registered at the Hotel Smith last
Saturday would think our town the
very center of Woman's Rights; where
the women were the wage-earners, and
their Lords and Masters stayed at
howe and said, may l?' About fifteen
couples were registered, not John
Jones and wife, :" but ''Mrs. John Jones
and husband" This however instead
of RELOCATING the Husbands" to the
second place, is confering on him
HIGH honor. The ''husbands" were
the hone. ID guests of their wives, the
members of the Thimble Bee, at
seven O'Clock d,nner.
The admission of Arizona. New Mex
leo. Oklahoma and Indian territory at
this session of Congress, would be an
sc5 Of simple justice. Besides it would
make the mainland solid body OF
states. a matter of pride to every
patriotic American citizen The spirit
of our Installations is that as soon as
territory becomes sufficiently populat-
ed and self-supporting it should be adj
mitted into the Union on an equality
with the other states. Such was the
purpose when Jefferson purchased the