YOLUME 28.
The ,
Eagle ..
Drug
B
Pregeription” Druggists.
The three great things
‘o consider when buying
household supplies are with
most people: Price, Quan
ity and Quality, a few years
ago it was easier and cus
tomary to give Quality, sec
ond place. We find that
with many people now the
tendancy is the other way.
You may rest assured that
when you are trading at our
store that Quality was not
lost sight of by our order
clerks. Try us and be con
vinced. : ‘
THE PERSOHN STORE,
for Your Newfl
RING
b 0 fo the Leading
218 River
COhN NOLL, Megr.
¥ ¥ine line of samples just in. ;
We learn, via telephone. as we go to
YI6SS that Postmaster Tyler, of Clear-
Vater suffered a stroke of pa{alysis
ABt (Thy sdav rening. - o
ursday) evening = 1/‘
Trains have been unusually behindl iz
Ume this week owing to the bliz-
Ard and drifte, six feet of snow belug
®Ported in some of the southern
%untjes,
EAGLE RIVER REVIEW
P. J. GAFFNEY
- Furniture *
LICENSED EMBALMER
Eagle River, Wis. |
Smith’s livery r announces that
they will make trips_to_the M ayo
school for the’entertainnient an
nounced elsewhere, for 40 cents
a passenger, not less thanl2.
Miss Lulu Dussault, ot?f Conover,
came down this morning to be the
guest of Mrs. Frank Adams for,a few
days. ‘
EAGLE RIVER, VILAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1915.
FURS WANTED—Highest Price Paid
for Furs, See David Frankel. :
W. R, Walleck came up front Chi
cago yesterday. -
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mack of Phelps
spent Tuesday in town. * :
~Mrs. A, Weil entertained the '
Bridge club Wednesday evening. ~/1
Herman Behn went to Mattoon orn
business yesterday. l
- A. J. Austin is at Tomahawk t-hisl
week visiting his daughter.
Chas. Hanke is taking an enforced
vacavion, by reason of thesgrippe idea.
P e R e e et . X TR K
John Knobfaand, C_A.~Bent _were
down from Donaldson Saturday.
: Cn e e AR iSR
8 Mrs.,W. A. Bradford rel:__t_i}ned ston
day_from Chicago. ; ; |
F. H. Dildine had_business at Three
Lakes Monday. : :
Joe_Burkle returned Saturday from
the auto show;in_Chicago.
Sbanley. Borkowski went to Milwau
kee Tuesday to_visit a son for a week
or so. / '
‘ S. W. Smith(is in charge of things at
the Hotel Austin during the absence
of A.J. Austin and wife.
.Chas. Lewis returned to Gagen
Wednesday after a week’s layup with
the prevailing complaint. :
F, J. Strong went to Milwaukee
Tuesday to attend the Hardware
| Dealers Convention.
Buy a farm in Vilas County and
thus escape the blizzard swept sec
tion of this and other states. oy
John Murphy of Montello arrived
Friday for his semi-annual visit at
the home of his brother Wm. Murphy.
A large psrty of ladies met-at the
home of Mrs.J. T. Nemacheck Mon
day afternoon in celebration of her
birthday. :
Geo. Hall who had been scaling for
Joe Mayo at his camp on the Deer
skin, came home Saturday ‘the cut be
jng finished and camp broken. .
C. H Wicgand and Art Morgan re
ceived two “Bred in the purple”’ wat
er spaniel dogs from an Illinois ken
[ nel Tuesday. . /
County Highway Commissioner, G.
H. Jackson left Saturday for Madi
son to attend the annual meeting of
road builders held there this week.
Mr.and Mrs Geo. Robinson left
‘Monday to take up their residence in
Chicago after a year's residence at
7fiwabha Lodge.
Mesdames John and Chas. Zimpel
man left Monday for the Mayo hospi
‘tal at Rochester, Minn-, Chas. Zim
pelman accompanied them in the ca
/puciby of courier. :
" Mr.and Mrs. E. W. Miller and
children returned home to Middle In
let, Wis. after an extended visit -at
the home of John Ulrich and wife.
‘The ladies are sisters.
. Th Kuehn Concert- Co., appearing
to morrow night as the third number
of the Lecture Course is the highest
priced attraction of the four numbers
and should be well worth the 50c
charged for single admissions.
A Mr. Wilson of lowa spent last
week: here-and:-roundabout here in
the interests of the Social Democrats
;and we were informed by him that
the party was showing renewed
lstrength inevery precinct visited.
/ Wm. Murphy started Thursday for
Rochester to consult Mayo Bros. re
garding his health which _has been
bad for the past year. He was ac
companied by his brother John, of
Montello, who arrived here last week.
If the charitable associations
WOULD assist their city poor to get
out onto a piece of land in Vilas or
any other upper Wisconsin county,
they would get where they wouldn’t
have to wear any old clothes. -
The Ladysmith Journal came out
this week in a new form and as a
twice-a-week edition. Bro. MaHoney
‘will have to get out and hump him
self-if he gives the citizens of . that
‘town a better paper than he has in
i tn; past. ; V
| our horse team loads of logs go
ing to the Eagle River Lumber Co’s.
mill is a common sight these days. A
Jarge amount of cedar, spruce, ete. is
being banked at the railroad sidings
also, the sleifhing being just - about
perfect for the'"wdrk.;';?{:_»-_ e
- ~The.Spike Horn ¢lub held their an
‘nilal-angueb at the - Hotel -, Austin
Saturday night. “As™a sort of curtain
raiser to the big time. The secret
work of the club such as grips. pass
words, etc., were conferred on two
new members in the persons of Thos.
WANTED TO BUY—About 75 good
winter Muskrat skins. N. L. KINNEY. ]
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sim-|
mons of Big Bass lake Jan., 29th—a
daughter. % :
T S S
' Cannot Lease Plants.
Madison—ln an opinionto L. E.
Gettle, secretary of the railroad com
mission, Attorney General Walter C.
‘Owen held that there is no provision
in the statutes which will permit a
town, city or village which owns its
water works or lighting plant to sell
or lease It to any private corporation.
The above appeared in our ready
print service last week and as we have
in the past heard considerable appre
hension expressed lest some future
town or village board might jockey
‘the Eagle River light and water plant
‘we take the liberty of re-printing it
for the benefit of any one who may
have failed to notice it before.
—_—
Social at Maye School Friday Eve.
February 12th.
Another of those Good Time Socials
will be given at the above place and
date. Tickets only 35 cents, proceeds
to go towards the pxirchase of a mus
ical instrument for the school. All
who remember the excruciating good
time furnished at the last one will
be glad to hear that there is to be
another opportunity offered them.
We are requested to state ‘that if
parties from town desiring to go, find
any difficulty in securing transport
ation that rigs from the district will
convey loads of 12 people out and
back for $5.00.
—— et
: BY OSCAR GUNDERSON -
The silo campaign is going on s%
and sure. We had to get four farmers
to erect concrete silos, to get the Uni
versity to build us a set of steel forms.
That was soon done and wenow know
where SIX concrete silos are to be
built. Nine farmers have definitely
decided to build silos and as many
more are seriously considering it.
Some will build of concrete,some with
staves. Both are good. In every com
munity where a silo is built there will
be several more the next year. Thisis
the-universal experience all over the
state. With silo-building and plat
work and the rest we guess our ‘Ford’
will do considerable traveling next
summer.
We had a letter rgcently from Mr.
Nickel, of Seymour, who is coming
here to.start the creamery He is
looking forward to the time with
much enthusiasm. Now, every farmer
should do his utmost to gef cream to
sell. Buy an extra cow or two. They
will pay you good interest on the
money if properly managed. Form co
operative associations to haul the
cream. If six farmers combine and
form a cream route each one's turn
will come only once in three weeks.
A successful creamery is the greatest
factor for the wellfare of a farming
community that is known. Support it
and thus help yourself and your
neighbors.
‘Our stereopticon is here and at work.
Jan. 11th a meeting was held at the
new schoolhouse at Sayner. By the
way, Sayner has the finest one-room
schoolhouse we have ever seen. Jan. 14,
a meeting was held at the Sundsten
schoolhouse and the next evening one
in the Bohemian district schoolhouse.
Last week meetings were held at Mon
heim, Pioneer Lake and Mayo school
house. The meetings were ail well at
tended. Silos and dairying was the
subject of lecture and slides.
Supt. Cook had a set of fine slides on
Yellowstone Park and lectured on the
same. Next week we are going to the
town of Phelps.
A e s
Married. &~
Saturday evening the marriage of
Henry Numerick and Miss Sophia
Speis took place at the Numerick
farm home north of town. The cere
moeny was performed by Rev. Schmidt
after which the guests present were
treated to a sumptuous wedding sup
per. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
‘and Mrs. Rinehart Speis of this vil
lage and is said to be endowed with
‘every qualification to be a fitting
‘helpmate to the sterling young man
Ewho has won her. They will set up
‘housekeeping on the Numerick farm
-medr the Hemlock resort. We extend
[eognmlflkms and also a free copy
of the Review for one year and fur
ther, advise dilatory swains that
Ing for the next {wo , Vilas county
Buildine Material
ulldine Material
With the advent of spring building comes the demand for build
ing material of all"kinds, I keep constantly on hand a large line of
Lime, Brick, Cement, Stucco,
Adamant, Htc., HEtc.
AILSO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Coal. Wood, Ice, Land-plas
' ter, Btc.
~——AGENT FQR——
Pabst Milwaukee Beer.
- MART HIRZEL,
Proprietor of City Dray Line.
Eagle River, % < Wis.
KSTABLISHED 1894 :
The Oldest, The Cheapest. The Best.
o
Furniture &
: ®
Undertaking,
J. J. RODERICK,
Licensed Embalmer ;
and Undertaker.
Tron Bedsteads, . Crape Cloth Caskets,s23.oo
Spring Mattresses Services, ....ccciceeserenee.slo.oo
and Chairs. TOURY .. ocoeeininni B 0
5 Hearse free of charge, with supplies.
Telephone 49.2, Eagle River, Wis.
Real Estate
T ARASALS AL AL ALY A ALY ALY
Cut-over lands in the Great
Lake Region of Wisconsin;
many choice “Summer
Home” Sites on the Eagle
“Chain o’ Lakes”.
Some improved farms.
‘Write us for maps and
particulars. :
Lawler & Wiegand,
: Lawler Building,
Eagle Rivet, - - - - Wisconsin,
Eagle River Poultry Again Wins.
As predicted, the Radeliffe - Adams
poultry exhibit at Wausau came back
covered with honors and a nice piece
of money tucked in below the garters
on their stockings. Radecliiffe with
eighteen birds entered, won on elev
en fowls as follows: Ist cock; Ist on
cockerel; Ist, 2nd, 3rd on hen; Ist, 2nd
3rd on pullet: Ist on old hen; 2nd on
young hen. C. H. Adams sent nine
birds down that connected with the
following premiums: 2nd, 3rd and
4th tockerel; 4th and sth. pullet.
All were of the Single Comb Rhode
Island Red variety. - :
W. B. Eaymond is taking inventory
of the amount of electric:curren in
use in town Feb. Ist- wheén - the ac
counts became payable to the town.
There will be no change in rates at
present, % : :
NUMBER 36.
Office Nichols-Frissell Co,,
Minneapolis, Minn., 1-15.
_ Editors: .
~ We congratulate you on this
(enclosed iteh clipped from last
week’s REVIEW) suggestion to
your readers. The writer was in
Milwaukee last week and looking
over their fine homes—business
places and breweries, they should
‘beable to care for their own poor.
1f some of them would move on
to a good piece of Vilas County
land and work one-half as hard,
they wouldn’t be so poor and
needy.! Help out your own de
serving settlers and gublish a
good article telling those Mil
t._w,aukee charity organizations te
helfitheu' pepple get a good piece:
of land up state and they will be
helping their people permanent
g not mmnly- That’s what