Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-03-28
just received a car load of salt. Car

Steve johnson was down from his
farm at Rummels Thursday.
The base ball season is nearly here
and the outlook for a strong local team
this summer is unusually bright.
Jas. Morgan has just received line
OF Warmers renowned rust proof cor
set. All the, latest styles at the lowest
price.
A special program of music will be
rendered at the Congregational church
tomorrow evening t. which all are in
vited to attend. Note the program
elsewhere,
Mrs. NJ. Frankel gave a farewell
dinner party Wednesday evening, in
honor of Mrs. NJ. E. Tompson and
daughter, who left for Minneapolis
on Friday. Covers were laid for twelve.
Well advertised articles do not ling
er long on the way from the manufac-
turer to the customer. There is a live
ly movement about them at all times
that means profit to the retail lner:
chant.
The new railroad bridge across the
river at this place was placed in posi-
ton last Sunday. The work was. very
interesting and was watched by large
crowd. The kodak was much in evi-
dence and many good pictures were se-
cured. t
Don't try to crawl out of things.
Meet every issue. fairly and squarely.
The record that one makes by ooing
this more than offsets any temporary
loss that he may suffer from living up
to principle.
If you get a sample copy of the Re-
VIEW this week don't hand it back TO
the postmaster and tell him you don't
take it. Keep it and look it over. It
will convince you that if you want the
local rows you should subscribe for it
and take advantage Of our liberal prem
ium offer.
A good many north Wisconsin towns
are taking steps to organize local bust
ness mems >associa tons for the pur-
pose of advancing home interests. We
shall watch their work and give re-
ports of it from time to time. Phillips
Times.
Mrs. M. E. Tompson and daughter
Clara, left town yesterday for an ex-
tensive trip West, after which, they
will return to their former homo in
Boston Mass, from which they have
been absent eight moths.
Puts roses in her saucy cheeks,
Makes her eyes grow bright with
fun,
Makes months seem like weeks,
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
has done.
Chas. Rutkuist has leased Mrs. f. P.
Laugesen's building on Division street
and will occupy the same after April
lst. He will conduct a hotel and board
ing house the same as he has hereto
fore done in the old Denton House.
Mr.. F. Folts came up from MilWau
kee last Saturday and is now busy ge. :
inc things in shape at his INN 81 re-
sort on Catfish lake for the coming sea-
son, He has bought out Mr.. Hare's
interest ana will conduct the business
alone hereafter.
N. A.. Garrison came homo Tuesday
and has been somewhat under the
weather since from a slight attack OF
the rheumatism. He reports work at
Hackley as progressing rapidly and
that the mill will start up as soon as
their new pump arrives.
las. White was DIT Hhinelander yes
terdaY in company with his sister, Mrs.
NJ. e. Thompson, who with her daugh-
ter Clara, are enroute for the west.
Mrs. White and Miss Hazel Avery
accompanied them as far as Monlco, re-
turdinc on the afternoon train.
Another consignment of border and
type received at this office this week
places this paper in the ranks OF the
best equipped newspapers in northern
Wisconsin and gives us facilities Tor
handling orders for all kinds OF print
ing in the shortest possible time. Our
prices are the lowest and our stock OF
stationery the best. Let us hgur5 on
YOUR next order for stationery
Henry Hewlett was down from Con-
over Thursday and while waiting Tor
the train ia the afternoon indulged ID
alittle reminiscent tall with jim W mite
and one two more of the early resi-
dents. It was rather amusing TO the
later citizens who overheard the con-
versation, but. to the s'old-timer It re-
called the good old days when the on
s. sale place for q chicken 10 sneeze9
Vas behind big, pad lock q doer, anu
even then ii was usually better for the
chicken If it kept its head andef les
wing.