Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-07
STATE LINE NEWS
Foreword

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Foreword
The editor of this paper has gener-
ously offered as much space as de-
sired for a State Line department
and the writer is going to see that
State Line is represented, publicly,
each week
There are many benefits to be de-
rived through publicity, regardless of
whether it be an individual, a bust
ness concern or community. Look
on the map or on the railroad time
tables and you will find State Line.
shown But it takes more than thatto
make known. the characteristics of
the place We know that State Line
is slowly but surely forging to the
front and in the near future will be
considerably larger than now. We
know there are hundreds of acres of
land that but need the pillow to make
them productive. We know the town
is one of the richest in the county,
and it is the object of the writer to-
tell of the countless assets we have,
until the community is widely adVer-
tised and talked about favorably.
You will then see a more rapid
growth. Settlers will locate here and
commercial enterprises will speedily
follow. So, if you are a progressive
citizen, ready TODD your part in any
enterprise that tends to the welfare
of this community, read this depart
ment every week, and then join in
the move to make this bigger and
better State Line.
Injured by TANNER
While loading logs at the landing
Of the Wisconsin, Michigan Lumber
Company's camp east of here, man
whose name we we're unable. to Sc
cure met with painful injury. AS
one Of the logs was being hoisted to
the load on the car, it became I'M
balanced and swung on end, hit the
fellow and knocked him from the car.
Dr. Meyer was called from Eagle
River and the injured man left for
home Friday, weak and badly bruised
but thankful he got away without
more serious injury.
Begin Shipping Logs
The Observation-Disclosures Lumber
Company started shipping logs to
their mill at Eagle River They ex-
pect to gradually increase the num-
Der Of cars until about fifteen cars
per day will be shipped.
Fred Benson has been suffering
from a slight ailment but is again
around.
Doing Nicely
Alberta, the two year old daughter
of Henry Sparks, section foreman,
who has been very sick with pneu-
monia, is now gaining and is expect
ed to soon be comepletely we'll DR..
Thorpe of Eagle River was called to
dCCOLlu uGI.
Don't forget to write it 1921.
Mrs. Peter LaChance left for Mil
waukee Monday for short visit.
Geo. Fagg left for Eagle River,
Forestville and other places Monday
on a two months visiting stour.
Miss Grace Simmons spent the
week end with Mrs. C. A. Hickok.
Monday she went to Green Bay for
a days visit, after which she will re-
turn to her school duties at Wausau
Louis Thomas purchased a team
from a Wausau firm last week and
many were the comments on the
beautiful appearance of the pair
when unloaded from the car Last
Saturday just as they came to the
railroad crossing, they took notion
to hike back to their former stamp
ing grounds They unexpectedly
turned and ran down the track
toward Conover Louis solicited the
aid of the morning passenger and
upon overtaking them was let Off
He now has them under close guard
with ball and chain attached.