Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-11-07

make their home.
For Sale-Logging outfit, includ'
ing sleighs, tools and blacksmith out
| fit. Enquire of A. A. DENTON.
Mrs. c. j. Shearer departed fol
her home at Waupaca Wednesday al
ter an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. B. Sanborn.
Vote for Geo. E. O'Connor
for District Attorney. He is a
capable lawyer and is familiar
with all of the details of county
government. He has had exper-
fence in the office and will, if elect
ed, give to the county board and
the several county offices correct
counsel and advice. Mr.. O'Con-
NOR has always been loyal in his
support of party candidates and
fully merits the full support OF
the Republicans of the county.
Ed. Lacau was seen on our streets
the past week, the first time since his
severa! weeks of sickness. Ed. looks
pretty thin but is gaining rapidly.
Mr. w. j. Zimmers of the Mil
waukee City Attorneys office, deliv-
cred political speech, from Demo-
cratic standpoint, at the Opera house
last Thursday night. Mr.. Zimmers
is clear forciful speaker.
The M. 3. A. lodge are making
elaborate preparations for their First
Annual Ball at the Lyceum opera
house Thanksgiving night. Tickets
including supper will be $1.25 a coup
lie. Wilson'S orchestra Of Rhinelan-
der will furnish the music.
Vote for w. B. Raymond for
Register of Deeds. He has dis
charged the duties of the office in
a manner that meets with the
approval of every citizen of the
county. He is capable and eff
Gent and prompt and attentive
to the duties of his Office.
The notion that electric troly
lines and automobiles would prompt
" exterminate horses in cities has 50
far proved uufounded. Paris, winch
has more automobiles than any other
city, still has over 10000 horses,
which is only about 1000 less than
last year. The horse h. been with
man from the beginning Of civiliza
ton and will remain to the end. The
automobile is merely craze and viii
soon follow that other craze, the bicy
Gle, into oblivion. American Farmer.
The members of the Modern
Woodman of America, will no d0uot
be pleased to learn that the November
assessment has also been skipped
This makes he fourth assessment that
mas been skipped this year-and as
was stated when the rates was raised.
The mem bership of the organization
is making rapid strides toward the
million mark, and is one of the larg-
est and strongest fraternal organiza-
tions in the world, and the fraternal
feeling among its members is the
strongest.
Vote for Ellis Weaver for Cor
oner. Mr.. Weaver is the present
incumbent of the office and al
though there is no salary for this
office, Mr.. Weaver hasperformed
the duties Of the office as careful
ly and conscientously as though
the salary was ample. His rec
ords are models of accuracy and
eatness.
Wanted honest, energetic,
| experienced grocery salesman who is
acquainted in Villas county. A good
opportunity for the right man. State
experience, present occupation and
references. Address P. 0. Box 388,
Chicago.
ID. H. Sargent, the popular sum-
mer resort man on Twin lake, was at
Amigo the past week, where be pur-
chased some property. Mr.. Sergeant
and family will make Amigo their
home during the winter.
/ Al. Croker and George Fuller,
mem bers of school board, went up to