Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-01-04

the appointment Of company ply Il
clan at Hackley. aud left for that
place the first of the week.
Articles of Incorporation have
been flied at Madison by the Three
Lakes Canal & TRANSPORTATION Go. The
company is organized for the pur-
po of buildIng navigable canal be-
tween Maple Lake aud Town Line
lake. collecting toll for the use OF
such canal and operating a transpor-
tatiDn line thrnugh the canal aud on
the Eagle chain of lakes; capital,
s .UJO, divided into 2U0 shares Of $25
each: incorpnrators, William j. Neu,
+. ;. Campbell. Frank Fedeer and b.
NJ. Louk. -Rhinelander Herald.
II +. Andrew Harmon, of Minoc-
qua, transacted business ut the Court
house Wednesday. Mr.. Harmon con-
ducts one of the finest tOnsorial par
lors OF Northern Wisconsin, in our
neighboring town.
MIR. Burt Hull of Eagle River and
Mise Francis Ten Eyck of this place
were united ia marriage by Rev. A.
l.. Holden, Wednesday afternoon.
Dec. %, 1908. -Minocqua Times.
Buri's Eagle River friends extend
To the Young couple congratulations.
-Pillsbury's Best Flour is approved
of by the most people, as more of it
is sDld than of any other brand. The
Pl.lsbury's Mills make more than five
million pounds of flour daily. Car
ter & Emmons keeps PillSbury. 5 Best.
Frank Skinner. an experienced
photographer. arrived the first of the
week from Elroy, and will in a few
days open up photograph gallery in
McIniyre's building on Wall street.
formerly used a photograph gal
lerv. Mr.. Skinner will make a spec
ialty of crayon and view work, also
the finishing of codak work.
1t is with regret that we inform
our citizens. that Ben r. Jones re-
turned Ia the II. Mary's hospital at
Oshkosh to-day for another operation.
Mr.. j mes spent several weeks ut Wau-
sIu receiving treatment, but il was
decided that another operation was
necessary. but complete recovery
from Appendicitis could be expected.
Ills many friends hope for a speedily
recovery. and his return home.
The New Years b.ll and UPPER
Thursday night at the Lyceum OPP
era house, by the Ladies of the Royal
Neighcnr,, was largely attended. aud
the BruSso Bros. orchestra of hine-
furnished the best music heard here
for long time, aud the way the
crowd fingered, until nearly four
o'clock. all must nave enjoyed their
entertainment immensely. a nice
sum WAS cleared by the ladies' for
their er.terprising spirit.
The following appeared in Mis-
souri, paper as a revision of Il popular
song:
How dear to my heart is steady sub
scriber,
Who pays in advance at the birth of
the year;
Who lays dawn his money and does
it quite lady,
And casts around the office halo of
cheer.
How welcome he is when he steps in
the sanctum,
How he make orr hearts throb, how
he makes our hearts dance!
We outwarlly thank him, we inward
~ bless him.
The steady subscriber who pays III
advance.
Amigo Journal: The manufac-
ture of turpentine from the pine
s,umps of northern Wisconsin gives
promise of becoming an important in
du>try and to utilize the Stumps in
this way will aid very materially in
developing the agricultural interests
OF this region. A plant for this pur-
pose has been erected and put in oper-
alton near Hinckley, Mimi, and is
proving ID be a wonderful Success"
Why wouldn't a turpentine manufac-
turing plant he good investment
here near Eagle River? There would
be plenty of stumps for consumption.
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