Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-05-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Town Clerk Sargent of Laona was in
town Tuesday.
B. A. Johnson o.: Manawa was here
Tuesday and Wednesday, looking the
field over with a view of moving his
jewellery store and music house to this
village.
1t will pay our readers to read the
advertisements appearing in this pa
per. There are a number of new ads
this week.
A package of Candy will be given
away with every 1Oc dish Ice Cream.
Game warden Russell returned home
Tuesday, after twelve days trip out
of town on official business.
Land agent Rietz was in Milwaukee
on business in connection with the land
department of the North w estern Rail-
way Company the first of the week.
We are informed that H. F. Priebe,
who departed for Salem, Oregon some
weeks ago, is now at Mason City, Ia.
The Forest Republican has been des-
ignated the official paper of the city
of Crandon.
R. P. Smith, editor and proprietor of
the Oconto Falls Herald was in town
on business Monday, and while here
paid the ADVERTISER Office a pleasant
visit. Mr.. Smith is state oil inspect
or and came up to inspect a carload of
oil for the Forest County Mercantile
Co. at Soperton.
T. F. Moore went over to Crandon
Wednesday.
Now that Chief Justice Nightingale
and Associate Justice Kennard, both Of
the "city" of Crandon, have failed to
qualify as justices of the peace it is
predicted that the county will go to
ruin
w. H. Tuell of Padus was Wabeno
visitor Saturday.
T. F. Moore returned from his trip
to North and South Dakota Saturday.
While there he visited Mott, N. D.,
where Mr.. F. l. Bonesho, former Wa
beno boy is located and is prospecting.
Mr.. Moore states that he likes that
he likes that country pretty well and
may decide to locate there.
A fine rain fell Wednesday morning.
Eggs For HATCHING-Fr the ia
nous "Kellerstrass Crystal White Or
pingtons, the great winter layers. Or
ders booked now at SIS, SO and 81 per IS
DIR. P. j. NoER, Wabeno, Wis.
Painters have been busy during the
week painting the interior of the Grand
Plank Hotel The Grand Plank is one
of the best hotels in the northern sec
ton of the state, and enjoys good
patronage. Note the ad. this paper.
Geo. Grant has recovered from his
recent illness and resumed work at The
Eagle saloon.
Go to the RicheIieu Cafe for you Ice
Cream.
Neider Bros. contemplate building
a business block on the lots they pur-
chased of the Ernest estate some time
ago.
Chairman Richardson went over to
Crandon Wednesday, to attend spec
ial meeting Of the county board, called
for Thursday.
Deputy sheriff Londo transacted of
fetal business at Laona Tuesday.
Mayor Caldwell of Oconto was in
town soliciting insurance Tuesday.
A. D. Peters, clothing man of Green
Bay, called upon his trade here Tues
day and Wednesday.
A. b. Csrter of Carter was a caller
in town Sunday.
DR.. C. NJ. Gsiswold, who has been
practising medicine here since July last,
has decided to locate at Princeton, this
state. The Doctor and his family de-
parted for Princeton Monday. DR..
Griswold is competent physician and
we wish him success in his new field.
Attorney Mars and Supervisor Moore
transacted business in Milwaukee the
first of the week.
Assessor Prickett is busy these days
making his annual assessment.
Supervisor Moore returned from Mil
waukee Tuesday.
Geo. Greibler returned from trip to
Marinette Tuesday.
Mesdames Madge Carroll and Ed.
Moore were to Padus between trains
Saturday.
Albert Hassman sold his farm, east
of town, to Telesphore Brouillard of
Soperton last week. Consideration
$4,000
Rudolph Zingler went to Shawano on
business Saturday.
Fred Niles of the Dahlman-Inbusch
Co. of Milwaukee booked orders here
Wednesday.