Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-05-18

itOr at the Brick yard Thursday.
T. Grover was up from Rolling
Prairie Tuesday on business.
For pleasant and entertaining
evening, attend the concert Thursday
evening at Lyceum Opera house.
Miss Irene Abbott was called to
Rhinelander Wednesday afternoon by
the serious turn in the illness of her
mother.
pc cans of pike fry arrived Satur-
day from the Minocqua branch of the
State Fish Hatchery, and were planted
in the nearby lakes and streams.
Mrs. Joseph Elliott and daugh-
ter arrived home Saturday from a
months visit at Madison and Milwau-
kee.
The Misses Vivian Thrun and
Maud White went down to Three
Lakes Wednesday to assist Hattie
Helm IN her late bereavement.
-Wanted--From 1000 to 10000
/ acres OF wild and cut over timber lands
in Northern Wisconsin. Address p.
o. Lock box ~, Cumberland, Wis.
ID. II. Sargent made a trip TO the
southern part of the state Saturday TO
load launch which he recently pur-
chased for his summer resort on Twin
lake.
The new liverymen, Kramer &
Steinmetz have added three seated
rig to their barn equipment, which
will aid materially to the handling of
their increasing trade.
The opening of the fish season
May 25th, is next Monday. The To-
cal anglers will be busy this week in
getting their fishing paraphefnalis
together. Watch for new fish stories.
Everything is moving along nice
~ for the Memorial Day celebration,
the complete program will be found
in the columns of our next issue.
Mrs. Jas. Cavner and daughter
Bessie, was called to Grand Rapids,
Mich, Wednesday by the seriour ill
ness of her mother.
F. 5. Young came up from Chica-
90 Friday and il now preparing his
place on Eagle Lake for the occupan-
CIV OF his family who will come up
later for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Mart Hirzel re-
turned from Milwaukee Saturday,
where Mrs. Hirzel has been in hos
pital the past four weeks. We are
glad to announce she is improved in
health.
Sheriff Fred Andrews and Dist.
Attorney j. A. Walsh, of Forest Coun-
ty, drove over Saturday, and yester-
day enjoyed the day on the Brule,
trout fishing, w. j. Walsh acted as
guide.
The annual Memorial address to
the old soldiers and their friends, will
be delivered next sunday morning, at
the Congregational church, by the
Rev. Dixon, all are most cordially in
vited 10 attend.
DR.. Z. c. Loope, of Eureka, Wis,
arrived here to-day, to oversee the
planting of 200 more fruit trees on
the State Experiment Orchard on the
ID. (. Riordan farm. OF over 500 trees
planted the past two years 9-lOths OF
them are growing nicely.
Wisconsin is an ideal sheep coun-
try and as the area under Gu tivation
i'm this, the northern, section of the
state enlarges. the sheep industry will
expand. Sheep-raising is evidently
destined TO be one of Wiscousin's most
important industries.-Florence Min
ing News.
We understand that A. g. Richi-
son has announced himself as a can
didate for election on the school board
in District Mol. James White is out
for the school board honOrs in Dis
trict No. 2 against Wren Carpenter.
Emmett Marco has declared his inten-
ton of being candidate in District
No. 8.
The NJ. w. A. lodge who will
take charge of the Fourth of July
celebration this year, has appointed a
committee of six members to make ar
rangements. The committee will
take immediate steps towards getting
up a good celebration and they ask
the cooperation of our citizens in the