Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-09-19
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increasing auto traffic.


Tuesday celebrating the opening of
the duck hunting season. Most of
them report ducks not over plentiful
and remarkably gun shy.
Emil Heehn went to Antioch, H.,
Wednesday where he will build fire
place in rustic summer home cot
tage which Abel st. Louis is building
for a resident of that place.
r. e. Slattery, John Benson and
Robt. Felt drove to Marenisco Sun
day where the two former have taken
a large logging contract and bought
a logging equipment for a camp of
fifty men.
Walter Camden ST. who spent the
summer as chef at the Red Oak re-
sort is home for two weeks layoff
before starting WORK for the winter
at the Boot lake camp of the Eagle
River Lbr. Co.
GIRLS WANTED One or two
girls for hotel. Afternoons off from
2 to and evenings after I o'clock
Wages s1.Oo per day. Fare furnished.
Write G. r. Rusch, Wayside Inn,
Walworth, Wis.
G. FL. Blohm, the Conover well
specialist has working around town
this week adding to the water sup
ply Of this vicinity. G. H. stated
that since July 1st his services have
been in demand constantly.
NOTICE-Prof. King, Chicago
piano tuner of much experience will
be in town for g week beginning Sat-
urday, Sept. 20. Anyone desiring TO
have their piano put in good condi-
tion can leave orders at the Review
office.
Tie county highway outfit and
crew under foreman VIM. Hunter
which has been graveling near Rum
meles all summer moved down on
the Eagle River-Three Lakes road
this week to make some repairs
there.
p. J. Gatfney received message
Wednesday announcing the death of
his mother in Toronto, CAM hos
pital following an operation. Mr..
Gaffney left that evening for the pa
rental home in Canada to attend the
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Nicolaus and
daughter of Mayville, drove up Fri
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. o. E.
Bowen. The gentlemen were school
boys to gether and it was their first
meeting in twenty years and nat
urally happy one.
The sheep raising industry has ap-
parently taken firm hold here, two
carloads having been received last
week for farmers in the vicinity and
this week G. f. Sanborn expects five
carloads which he will let out to
farmers on share plan.
August Osterberg who is hauling
potatoes to town from his farm at
Conoyer says that his Fordson trac-
tor works to perfection in pulling
the digger and a ten acre field of
spuds is not the difficult problem to
handle that it was few years ago.
w. II. Hardy and family of Wau-
kesha are spending short vacation
at their cottage at Three Lakes.
Mr.. Hardy came up Monday and with
S. w Smith, their local representa-
tive. looked after business matters of
the Hardy Ryan Loan & Abstract
Co.
Mrs E. L. Mccullough Of Suits Us
Farm expects double deck carload
of sheep today which will be sold to
farmers desiring to get into the bus
mess. The shipment consists of 230
choice young ewes and whatever num-
Der are not sold will be kep6 on the
farm.
The Eagle River Lbr. Co. finished
cutting logs Tuesday and broke the
record both in the amount Of lumber
cut for the firm and of custom saw
ing for farmers and others. Tie
logging camp at Boot lake will start
in two weeks gathering the raw ma
terial for next season.
Iowa clam fishermen are prospect
ing the Wisconsin river below town
for clam shells and have a good start
on carload which. will be shipped
to an Iowa factory for manufacture
ing purposes. AS yet, no discovery of
more or less valuable pearls, frequent
ly found inside of clam shells, has
been reported.
A. c. Goethal and family left this
morning by auto for their home in
Milwaukee after spending pleasant
summer vacation at their home on
Twin lake. Mr.. Goethal called and
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