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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-03-03
w. w. vENABLE

Although the tradition that new T
MEMBERS of congress, like children,
hould be seen and not heard, is not
expected now as it was in former
avs, rarely do freshmen of the house
lake such an impression within
Eeek of their arrival as did Repre-
! ntative Venable of Mississippi, a
Q ung man recently elected to sue
. I'D the late Representative Wither-
o pom.
2 Rising to answer an attack by a
= xas Democrat upon the presidents
vocacy of preparedness, young Ven
delivered a speech that placed
!. n at once among the great orators
congress and earned him the
ludits of Democrats and Republicans
Ike.
One OF his illustrations, empha-
ling the benefits of preparedness, is
Ill being repeated in the cloakrooms.
It has been my pleaure during my H
fetime," he said, ito be intimately =
nd personally acquainted with two dol
}rrier who had a little tail curled over /
THAT little dogs life was one long s
y every man he met and whipped by
mother dog, a magnificent gentleman Of
self above his shoulders as the head
inewed like a gladiator, and his curved
t tremendous strength. He lived his
wned him for five years and caressed
Why? He was a prince of the house TO
Tas prepared
GAS q rasI11f he 1ivpd hic life In no
pd his personal and property rights tho
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-03-03
PHELPS.


Kenneth Case visited Eagle
River Friday.
A big dance here Friday even
ing March Jrd.
Our doctor reports much sick
ness prevailing.
Caroline Tidd returned from
Rhinelander Tuesday.
The Phelps teachers returned
to their pedagogic duties Tues
day. .s
Phillip Nyberg has boen laid up
the past two weeks with diph-
theria.
~s.s 49, : - -
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St. Ignatius Church.

Next Wednesday, March Sth, will
be the first day of Lent commonly
called Ash Wednesday,, Services
will be held as follows:
Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a. m.
Penetential office at $50 a. m.
Holy Eucharist at 1000 a. m.
Eyensong and sermon at 100 p. m.
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Mrs. Tony Hanson lel' :
day for a visit With nlnD'
friends.
The party at the hall ~ ~
urday evening was q SO'''1
are informed.
The Phelps graded Se1 y,
beea closed for two weeks
count Of contagious dlss'sI
P. B. Gibson and fanny "
town Tuesday to reslae :,
lake. Mr.. Gibson for t0S :
working at Amigo.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-03-03

VIM. Murphy is one o. !,
additions to. the sies. =: aa'
list.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-03-03
Gems of Interest.

Coach, McMahon ana the L. Ii. II
S. Basketball team left this mornln;
&er Tigerton and a game to night.
E. f. Hayward and John DussauF
were down from -Conoyer yesterda
passing some yarns on the unsuspect
ing natives here.
A Mr.. Lane. a tuberculosis victim
who spent the past year at Green
wood Ranch sanitarium, died ther
Wednesday. The remains Wer
brought to the GaffRey undertakin
parlors and shipped TO Chicago thi
morning.
Robt. Felt returned last week from
his hospital experience at Green Bay
followed 10y rest up trip to Milwau
kee AT the latter place he met A
w. Klatt, who authorized the state
ment that he vile return here abou
April LIST, to re-enter his business Q
cigar Misunderstanding.
Fire that stated in tlse basemen
CT the Eagle IRn shortly after mic
night Tuesday, made it look for
time as though the building and COL
aentS would be lost With the al
rival of the fae department the bass
ment was flooded including the fire
Damage was slight covered by insni
sance.
Mr.. L. Rassd and family arrive
from Stevens Roint yestei
day. MIR. BAND will have charge d
1.-THE Eagle River electric light aA
water plant, and conaes well rcco@
amended having held "a similar posi-
tion at the Point for years. The
will occupy the residence of Mrs u
ROderick GA the north side.
Papers were circulated around t0sVl
yesterday for the purpose obtainin
the twenty or more signatures nec
eSsary to bring the ''Wet or Dry
question up to q vote at the nex
town meeting. is hardly necesSar
TO say in a town of this size tina
they were easily obtained.
A letter from +. D. Wartinhe
states that he is counting the day
TO the time when he can again patro
Eagle RiNer fishing grounds armed
with that la1cky old fish pole Of hi
He has been reepgaged as superin
r 10
for another year at an unSolieiteq
and substantial raise in salary, which
viii not surprise any one here veg.
much
NORTH Woods writing from Ea
gle River Feb. 25th. to the Milwa,u
kee Journal, endorses the movemen
being agitated by the head Of t@a
state conservation commission t.
have partridge placed on the protee4
ed list by the next Legislature. IL
also favors the proposed plan of max
ing the minimum fine for killing pro
Gected game, or game out OF season
s4l00. for the first otfense. That looks
good and would lock better yet il
half of the fine in every conviction
went to the complaining witness
Come along with some such law a
shat and you'll get some game pro
section.
A card received Taesday by Thu
Review from Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wal
deck, announced them as being visi
tors of the Sunny South for few
weeks. New Orleans was the station
written from and where with TIT
temperature around Is above the!
are enjoying auto riding, picking
flowers, oranges and grapefruit jns
as they grow in what they designate
as second edition OF the Garden O
Eden. Must be good country fo
Ewes there too, though of course
Mrs. Walleck following the tradition
al policy peculiar to all women, of be
Neying that what man don't know
wont hurt him any, neglected to en-
Tighten us in that regard.
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Provided the young woman does
not let it happen again We will not.at
this time inform her mother just who
1t was she was assisting TO button up
mis- coat collar SO nicely down on the
bridge one bitter cold night last fall.
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Order Nursery Stock Now.

1t is not too late yet to place or
sders for spring delivery of nursery
stock from the well known Hawks
Nursery of Wauwatosa, Wis. Hardy
--trees, shrubs, small fruits, etc, sold
under guarantee. G. w. Jonker, To-
cal agent, Eagle River, Wis. Phone
11-52.
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Notice Of judicial and Nstion,,
Delegate Election. "''
State of Wisconsin
Department. of SID.

department. OF State SIS,
Notice is hereby given that At -,
70 70 oe held IN The several towns, v m slo'
election precincts on the arst n ruases
April, :. D. 1916, being the fourth d lussla "a
month, the following officers ara a., - Iva uay Of
-Four Delegates-at-Large from e ~ se eec
party IN the state to the National co1 po'
Two District Delegates to the Nation,
yention from each political party IN
the congressional districts Of tho s.a ~ eac'
Al, a Justice Of the Supreme Court n
William a. Timlin whose term eyy. sa''
first Monday in January. 1912 s4pfes
Given under my hand and official seal =.
capitol cap IN the city of Madison, Visions a.
10th day of February. A. d. 19IG WISH
j. $. DONALD
Secretary OF Stat.
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Catarrfl Cannot Be Curt


with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
cannot reach the seat on he disease.
tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
and III order to cure it you must taxi
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cd
taken internally, and acts directly
the blood and mucous surface. 1
Catarrh Cure is not quack mediclI
was prescribed by one of the best
sicians in this country for years a
a regular prescription. It is cOmpOs
the best tonics known. combined viii
best blood purifiers, acting directly 4
mucous surfaces. The perfect COM
ton of the two ingredients is what
duees such wonderful results in 4
catarrh. Send for testimonials fraI
T.. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, TOled
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constlp|
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Tricb9Gfc.
gIaltimOre Semeterh.

WhreGg: 6anptGnanng RpriB-gpcmnt, BIn,d,
ron Der 0nHsGtrd6c.
YearibniBpldBe 5n perfaiicn bon S45 an
@cttipn az, nrtier irlmermdbren0er 2lufli1t
$S5. ytaum fir einfobc Srdber @Ieennie
flele HdpeIe.
gliacruciraBen' @ineaus iett often
(funt10,1e)
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note Issue of the bank ought to be
more than 14.4 billion francs in
stead of that it was 16.1 billion
francs.
ENGLAND THE BANKER.
AS to England, she is in much
better position. She is the banker Of
the Allies and receives gold from
them for purchases abroad. She
owns the great gold mines of the
world. The dividends from the
Transvaal mines and from Australia
converge in Threadneedle Street
There is thus an enormous influx of
gold into England. But England is
unable to keep the gold; she has to
re-export it as a payment for goods
bought abroad as neither her own
exports nor the sale of her foreign
Investments nor her foreign loans
are sufficient to cover the deficit
The notes of the Bank of England
are well secured by gold. In fact,
outside of a fixed sum of about G20,-
100000, the Bank act demands that
all notes issued must be covered
fully by gold. This being so, the
Bank of England has never been able
to expand her circulation freely dur
lnS Il CIlSlS. II VI dl Sutu a. lllllt SOlht
against which new notes could be
issued, was not forthcoming. The
Bank holds at present e56,400,000
gold. Her circulation was only $685.
100000 Her notes, it seems, are
extremely well secured with a mar
gin of at least 160 per cent. But the
notes of the Bank of England are
not the only liability of the Bank,
against which she must hold gold
reserve. The deposits for which the
Bank has to answer are nearly four
times the amount Of the notes Issued.
If there are included the proportion
of liabilities to reserves is only 28
per cent Three years ago it was
1884 per cent. If the notes of the
Imperial Bank of Germany are COM
bined with It's deposits, the proper
tion of its liabilities to it's reserves
is 27 per cent The difference is ex-
tromely small, considering that Eng
land has free access to the worlds
collaborating areas. Moreover, the
currency notes are much more i'm
portant part Of England's circulation
than the bank notes Currency notes
and bank notes combined total
G14S, 900.
ITO be continued.)
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TphcsfGQe.

g(m 8. 0fiobcr So0n NJ. G6am6hh, 9obus
Sopiins ooipiinl 76 Sabre alt.
glm T. Gfiobcr Gcurge u. Suulbert1, 81.
Socpb's 0oipidl, rs Inbrc alt.
9nt 8. Gio0cr Neter 6rle, gtr itiI Nioer'
f0csgloenue go Sabre alt
g(m Z. Sltobcr @liec Nenorids, lRarOdno
CjencrnI Sopiinl 20 Sabre alt,
PIN s. Niiobcr Somcs D.. Snecu, 0unocs'
Winrincs6oipiidl 80 Sabre dlt
9lm 6, Cfiober Martha u. SnDaipn, glr. 23O
i0.StridersGtrnbe, 81 SaNrc ult.
glm g. Ciiobcr Barbara 9red, gr. 8O3
9loros sNra0ioro, ,gtroBc, Gs sabre alt.
gm T. Giiobcr Seiln Marie SnHr gtr. 2i61
SiiWionumcuisS sSirube, 80 Sabre alt.
glm 8. Gfiobcr @ciic 9euD, gir 1882, Gin
bcIts9lOcnuc rs Sabre alt.
g(m 4 Gnnbcr Snlia n. 2nnd, ytr. 72d,
goros@uiuiusG 66 Sabre alt.
gm O. Cfiobcr Sninu VI. Martin, gir. 1909
Guiers Sitabe 80 SSd6rc oft.
slm 8 Sfiobcr suclae 6. @oli, gir. 1926
GorN, Gbarlcss Sirabc, n Sabre alt.
gln 8. Siiuber 3Bomnc Scidlmain, glr. 503,
Giios@urlcD Girnbc, 80 Sabre ult
9m T. Sftobcr 0tnud urbnn, gtr $50, gioro'
8remontsSirnBc, 70 Sdhrc alt.
gtm 8. Sfiobcr Gil5nbcib Naoc, 9ir. 1924
SiisWaoiiou Strufe so Sabre alt
PIN 8. Ssiober 9nua ". gSaii9, gir. 326
NorosG arcb sGlroBe, 81 Sabre alt
9fm g. Gfiobcr Nr0nllUcn AsattS, lluiOcrii.
tdiSs sSnipitGl, al Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

Der ugouSon @grOnicc" Tnot, Oof
bel oer r5ogo britiit6cr ariegsifiiic
mlf oclitidjc ll.9oote auf oieicr Scite
Ocs 0ceonS~ gor leiht omerifonii6c
Eaubbootc in @dtleiocni6oft gc8o-
Gen perocn f0nntcn. ~ gSenn ole
britiIc6cn areu5cr 70 riidli@tslos Dor-
gcben iollten Dob iic ouf ieocs lln-
teriec6oot mo ouf icOcn Eeriifop,
Ociicu iie onii6tig wcroen ieucrlL
fam es Ici6t Scr Sail icin ooB iie
cS NIT uniercn S6lu6tIbiicn 8ll
tbun baben ipcr0en.
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9t.rcAcrifa (Sidllcr

@S ilarb am T. Giicber 1916 8reScrida
Wldllcr In ibreiH so. Gcbenein6r aeliebte Sat
tin bcs hcritnrhcncr Sobu @icblcr. Sie Beer
cieunn iiroc WiiitwDd, H. Giiobcr nm 10 llDr
Nornliiinps, bon Der QSotnung ibrcs So0nee,
6rn Senrn 9Cbcr. 0nrncn, Nnlto., Wib., iinit.
@ciiebna ani Dem ogohoon EaSI 6rieo9ote"
(Sfi0 tO)
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GnOIidl cinmaI einc 9crniinfiiac Nnffaiinna.

IS geb 2Imertaner, Ole ouigcrcGt oar6cr gcDor
ocn iinO, Dab G0tti6ono ole Sao0 NIT Emldbooten au
fcnolidc Sauoclsbiiie no6 mliTcr Seitc Oes 2tlant
dcn Oceans pcrleet bot sic nenncn 0os cine @odooc
nuiercr @6icl lSn einem inipiriren Setortifc iagt
olc ,gIcu2orf g9orlO", OaS 5olboiiiacac Organ ocs
@r0iiocntcn gSilon:
Sic Der Staaen finWncrt eS nid)t no Der 0ciltibe
Sml66ootfrieg betriebeu miro 10 ange cs ouBer6olb
Der Grcimeilen5ore it, llns funmert npr oos @in6ol
tIn Ocs ms am s. 0}ai bon 0cti6lonO gcgebcncn Scr
prcdens (oaB fen Sdif o6ne Dorbergebenoe gSornung
pcricft meroe, poroIs9cctt oos Sdiii Uerdt nd)t 81
ctfommen) M rSolpeit boben sic Gomman0curc Der
ocutidcn llntcrecboote 0c 9ee6l 6rcr Gegiern9 uno
OaS bon ocrelben an 5. 0lo gegebenc Gerpred6c re-
pcftrt llnO 10 longc lie fortiabren 6os 81 t6m 6abcn
bic ger Staoicn fcne llrode sir Slogc mo fem 9cd
5r proteItren. Gicle Observation-Disclosures (an
nIcrcr &ic) enc yglodaoc" iiliercr Sden 5u nennen
ii 8Iooiinn 0etd5e &riegshifie 5oben i'm mcltlidcn
Ebeil 0cs &tlnntlden Oceans 0ieeltcn Gcdte lpelbe
DC britiiden aricgsiiffe 6eiben iet Dem 9eginn
0cs Sfricgcs babcr britiic Grc5er Dor on0D oof &C.
cgen I'm oos @ntfomnen Ger i'm 9icu-9 9orfer Sloen
cgenoc ocittibcn Sdiiie 81 Oerbiitcn. @6ren oicie
Sdfie obgeiabren Damn mare cs ooaitGnOig Qcicblid
gcucen wcnn Die britiidcn SIrc5cr ic oBcrbolb Der
GrcimcilcnNrcn3e Oerienft bGttcn 3ie IN oicen Sc
m0crn gcgcn ocn 6ritiden &nn0cl opcrirenOcn oet
iben llntTiec6ootc bcieen ociclbCn &eC6tc 60
cnge bic @omnau0cire Der ocltidcu 5uudboote ocm
geebl ibrcr &egieriing ge6ordcn d nod] Ocn gcitim
mungcn ocs internationalcn @ecbes rid)tcn uno ole
omerfoniide 6lagge rcipeftren, lit orc 36Gtigfet Der
ocltdcn ll-9optc cine Sodbc meld)e @uglanO ongcbt
dber nd]t Die &cgeriing Der Scr. Stoatcn"
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gScrmiidltc yIn3ciscn.
0nnfinnitnn.

Scrr uiib Srau Charles Stamoenmdber mns
fbcn i6rcn 8rcunoen uno &crpanotcn iiir Die
nmfrimtiqe l6cilna6me an benz 9lhlcben ibreS
aelicbcn Sobnes Treoerld, ionic Rniior Spil.
man liir ieine troiircrDen g8orte ibren SGnt
nu5juprcCbcn.
Serr mno Tran OhdrlcS StauocnmaDcr
ncbit Srnocr nnb Snwcitcru.
(SUD
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glhrrnn bes Olcbdnbr.anipcIipra.

D NITUUTI 10 TO.
0s ipiro 6icrmi bcTanut gcmadDi, onB Gbas.
%. Bruce mn gaocri s.. snDocr, .qemdB Der
an 49, ,Ntni 1908 unicrsei0ncicn &cror6nung
gir 1856, glbi6niii A., 9draerapb 12 (iuic an
%. Nobcmbcr 1911 ameu6irL nm @rlaubnlB
bat. ons glmpeicn an Der Siioiciie
bon Gnlc sSiruBe, so SUI meiilidD bon glo0ions
Sirnbe, ais cine bnenlIiNe Gara0c 3u be-
mbeii.
(Gfn0-1D Scbauoe ,Suipefior.
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Yin 0ic 9ameu.

Die e.n5iae sdlnIe IN Der etnSt.
ilncre Gdbs3loiien icbi offen 3nnoe 30
men meIcbe bic SlIeioermo0erlnnii mad ben
IN hr3cr 8eit our6 ocn gln6lub an oicfs
alnilcn errcinen dEtertimt UiurgcnS SOD
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iinisrrtdbts ioriaeiept merSen GSrinSlid,er
lHtetrint i'm @ntmurf hon Ollltcrn ertbeilt
Ndbcre @nsniuit lmritIib ober minoIi1 bel
Nrl pnhcrS. Wr. 302. Weif.Saratpna.Gtta
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@nrcau Der Strabcuban.Gommiiidre.
8alt more, 9. Gftobcr 1916.
Nort.9Isenne


Gs miro Biermit bclannt oeacben onB oer
WidODr mo ocr Sianirnt0 bon Baltimore Inn
Die 9llWabne ctler Scrornnlna tilr bic 0ui'
ocmnirima, @r1finnna uno Verbreitcrun9 bcr
mic ge0ctudriiQ I'M Gpnocnlndiions'& &ertdbrcu
iulicr Der 8croronung Ar. 93 geucbmigl an
8. Mldr5 1916 6u eillcr oorgelcpenel Nretie
bon 1928 SUB 5oiiDcn Der Gtredc Der yioro-
mcieitc oer Wic0omns. 9trnBc uil0 Der hcrldrs
gcricn Wic@pmas SiraBc iino Dem @eIdnoe
bon Sort WcNcHrb, ocm Sdno lpeldcS blcrin
6iir S6l1cBuun porgccbell, uno IN 5iuci 1Deis
len hic oql bcic)ricbcn it, crild mro
Scninucao liir Den erlien IBct an Dem
Finfi ocs @inlOnittcs Der noroolil6lcr Seile
bcT ,SpriglOcluic, in &crbrciicringS Bcrtnbrct,
oronnnQ gir. 49, acneDmiai am 8. Ntdr3 1916,
uio ocr OcrllHaertcH Yilie nornonli0 ocr
noromelllimnen Seiic Der Nie&omas SitaBe
lpic IN Der gcrorolulna glr. bOS, geucDm9t at
10. Siti 1919 bci0riebcn M uno odiin bic
QcHh lnnieilo on Der beiaacn Ninic mic pcr'
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mo in 6niicrmiHe 10 6iib nor0oilli0crietis.
gcmclicn in rcd)tcn 9Hinleln bon ocr bcla9icil
norpolhidlcn Sctie Der iSorhNpemic, I'M @cr.
brciieruuq5 Ncrinbren; onnli bte0eno an oct
pcnnnnicn 10 geSoqcucn Ginic llioltD 66o-
a. 30' Ditidb 1SS.05 SUB 81 Der noro0iilicD.
ficf 9luBcnlinc 6cS tSeldnhcS beiann ais Sort
sGeGSGigo 9GHn Pcae9 gI gd per i 9s9ael n s si
8n Der bcld9icn nornotliOllcn seize Der Bnrl
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idbrcn 81 cncr Nreic bon 1928 6iib untcr
Der Teroromtnq yir. 93 gcac0mlqi am g.
Mara 1916, uno Der Guic Der noropcltidien
gciie ocr picGomos Sirobe mic bel6ricbcn IN
Der &crorominq ytr. 50S gencbmigi am 10.
Sill 1914; uno ooiin bicacno nuicno on ocr
bcilNtcn fiinmcitl6icn Gciic ocr SorNbefue
i'm 8crbrciicrrng0 Wcrubrcu inolid Co.
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lCnicn gmBenlinc ocs tScldnocs bcfannt als
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i'm EcrhretcrnnaS &eriabrcli; onnn be1eIlo
an beinqcr pinic 70 Qcipncn n1rollcb CO.
Az 30" mcitlim 13020 Sib ~ ocr noromclts
licnicn Seic Der Uic3omnS SiruBc; NH oann
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sic Gurle Der ph.gcu Wcibrcihunq lin0 ole
olii ocn pohren Nicrnun Der Gopograpbildlcn
ScrmeimHgs @ommiilion ocr Siuoi Baltimore
bc5ogen.
Dian icbc ocn @lnn Der beiaoieu isorigtocs
me. mic 5iir Nerbrciieruia rordcicbcn IN BEN
Nnredu Der SirnBcn Sur6brucbs Sonntlldre
ein. (Sft3 A10 -tD
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c6nc seDrer GnaIii6 iprcaeu NH iarebeu
ane 9ei niaen bic fi6 in Der enalifdeu
gprn6e ihen mo berOoufomninen poncn:
,Nmcrilnniidlcr 1pimcidlcr". 365 @eiten.
qcbrer @nelib iprcd6en uno fdhrei6en su Ter,
ncn @ibt oic glusiproo6c Der M1rier, bic man
i'm tdaliden 0eben brandt Sin iucribboues,
6aiIteriafnmInne bon Sriefen' gIed5mimSeII gId5SeHs
2uiitun9en, @ontrdften g0edieln glnpciinns
gem 8eic1dfiSinrten etc 9inr 500. @eiteIs
Gf @ 9S %SSa9S a SSqsS ra O samsssS s
YDrt VI. y. (Wlaiit,tS)
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-10-26
r. r. Colony at Minong

President j. w. Crabtree, II O.
Junkman, Professors SWenson,
Wright, Himelick and Whitenack
and others have purchased a consid-
cradle tract of land near Minong, in
Washburn county, including the en-
tire lake frontage about Silver Lake,
where they plan to erect cottages
and have a summer colony.
Professor and Mrs. Swenson will
conduct summer lodge for Camp
Fire Girls on a peninsula which ex-
tends for some distance out into the
lake, providing most beautiful To-
cation.
Besides the advantages Of an out
ing place, the land is also valuable
for the timber now growing there.