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G. HJMLEWI BLISHER.
NOVICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.
Am. '• 'n.MMrxk'ATioNM to this puper
should bt* addressed to the Noktiik.sx
\Vis< ipnmx Advkktiskk. W abeno. Wiw..
and sai'h as are for publication should
bear the real as well as the assumed
name. No anonymous communications
will lie printed ill this paper, unless ac
companied by the real name, which
may or may not be printed according 1 to
the wish of the writer.
All communications for publication 1
s lould reach us by Tuesday evening to |
insure a placa in the currant issue.'
< 'ommunicationx received after that will
have to on over until the following
week.
C. & N. W. R’y.
■*r>i*i <i'ia-:uroa>ot>K(tßn
Local Time Cakd.
Arrive mixed train. ..4:50 p. m.
Leave mixed train.. . .5:15 p. m.
tArrive passenger... .7:15 p. m.
fLeave passenger.. . .8:15 p. m.
f Wednesdays.
V. H. Johns, Agent.
COUNTY OFFICERS. |
E. 0. Woodbury, Sheriff.
P. Shay, Clerk. I
A. E. Eimley, Treasurer.
B. McGinley, Clerk of Court, j
J. F. Hooper, District Att’y. i
W. W. Waite, Register of Deeds.
R. A. Edgar, Sup’t of Schools.
M. S. Barker, Judge.
F. E. Cook, Surveyor.
Wm. Vanzile, Coroner.
COUNTY BOA HO.
W. E. Webb, Town of Crandon,
W. Mclnnis, Town of Oavour,
P. Shay, Clerk.
OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF I
CAVOUR.
W. MdNNis Chairman
B. McG in ley Su pervisar
E. F. Carter “
H. W. Stewart Cierk
Jas. Stevenson Treasurer
P. Hoffman Assessor
M. J. Dickinson Justice
Aug. Rusch "
H. W. Stewart 14
John Carlson Constable.
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
TOWN Ot‘ CAVOUR.
E. F. Carter Pres.
.. ai.chon MeEACHIN’ Vice-Pres,
ti. W. Stewart Sec.
I'ost-Cfiice.
Mail arrives at 4:50 p. in.
Mail closes at 5:00 p. m.
Office hours from 7:80 a. in. to
s;80 ]). m.
Sundays from H:80 a. m. to 10:
Li> a. in.
V. H. Johns, P. M.
M. J. Dickinson, Deputy.
(i. h. HAimv,
Physician and Surgeon.
Call* by wire given prompt
attention.
MINOQUA,
VILAS CO WIS.
Valley House,
F. D. CULVER. Proc.
w ahkno "4s.
Good accomodations.
Reasonable rates.
Give us a csli.
County Board Proceedings.
Annual Meeting. 1898.
(Continued from last week.)
Nov. 23,'1898.
Amt. Amt.
No. Name. Nature. (I'd Ail'd.
133 r $ $
134 r Wm. Ilill working pris
oders. <17.20 d's'l'd.
13.-, r
135 L rW. 11 ili, shyvi tV fees. ill.lilt 07.20
13ii r Crandod\J)rintitig Cos.,
prining Cos. board pro
ceedings. 28.00 20.50
137 r Crandon I'rint ng’ Cos..
printing. 35.50 30.50
138 r Crandon Printing Cos..
printing. 65.20
13!) r Crandon Printing Cos..
printing deli) iquent. list. <521.45
140 r (fjjiydon Printing Cos..
** 1510.05
141 of
peace. 3.54
Thos. Millen report.
W. E. Fessenden sheriff
fees. 8.75 3.50
14:.’ r Thos. Millen Justice of
peace. 2.43 d's’l'd. !
Thos. Millen report.
W. E. Fessenden sheriff
fees, 8.15 5.30
143 r John Masbaum justice,
returned.
114 r Joim .Masbaum justice.
ret®ofed.
145 r A J
140 r -I. Masbaum justice fees. 52.14
•• " •• report.
Jas. Rowan witness fees. ’ 22.48
(’has. /eizon " “ 20.28
C. F. Ball - •• 0.14
Wm* Hill " " 7.30
Frank Hill “ “ 1.83
W. Mclnnis “ •* 2.08
H. W. Stewart ” ** G #2.08
Kate Stromheck ** nV 0.1 0 j
Jaw. (Stevenson *• ” 2.68
tV. Hill sheriff fees, 101.00 07.45
Thos.*Mitten justice foes. 4.15 3.00
117 r J. Masbaum justice fees. 2.53 d'sld
•• •• report.
tV. E. Fessenden sheriff
fees. 20.15 dsl and.
14S r.
140 r John MasbauC/ustsee
fees. 8.18 ds 1 <l.
John Masbaum report.
Ed. Renniei’witness fees. .83
Nellie Gibbs “ .83 \
Sam. tVhybrew “ “ .83
tV. E Fes'd'W sh'r'ft' fee. 16.21 1 „ ~,,
A. Shollman Dpy. Mar. 17.10 1 ’
150 r J. Masbaum justice fees. 0.57 4.3')
John Mashimm report,
Jfidson Helsel juror fees. 1.1"
,5Vm. Fordham " " 1.12:
' tV. H. Fordham •• " 1.12
Jas. Lyons. Jr. " “ 1.12
John KlTl.se ' •• •* 1.12
Frank Stoliker “ ” 1.12
tV. E. Fessenden sheriff
fees. 4.66 1.20
151 r John Masha mil jtistie
fees. 12.21* 5.6'1
ij>l/>hu Masbaum 1 report.
1 ,< ird juror fees. 2.00
fS\ at. Murphy “ ” 2.00
W. 11. Fordham. Jr. *• ** 2.00
Win. Fordham •• •* 2.00
tV in. Shoult/. " " 2.00
John Kr'nn " " 2.00
tVin. Fordham digging
grave. 2.50 2.00
John Krum dig'bg grave. 2.50 2.00
Sain. tVhybrew team ill
body i<> grrtve. 3-yA /i sTd.
J. Masbanm eolfin Ixix.'\).oo 1.00
John Kruse helying to bury
•Kirpse. .50 d's'l'd.
Earnest tjeseott helying to
bury corpse.* .4o d’s'l'd.
John Masiiaum 1 ending grave
yard to sea In wly buried. 1.00 and s'l and.
Geo. Hart witness fees. 2.00
tf. Ilill -heriff fees. 0.72 J
(To be continued.) xx J
The Advertiser Can introduce
ymi and your business to the
public quicker, cheaper awl bet
ter thrn any other known uiedi
i dm
WABENO, WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, JAN. 10. 13!)!).
A. Q. Man son
Millwright £tnd
Builder,
Plans and Estimates Fur
nished.
Can also Locate Mill-sites for
Parties Desiring the Same.
Best of References Furnised.
tVAHEXO. tv IS.
LOCAL LOGIC.
Charlie Townsend went to
Crandon Friday, on business.
Neil McArthur was in the vil
lage Tuesday.
David Mouiitoure, ofJMountain
was in i<|.> t illage Friday and
Sau . ay.
M. 1). Jones was in the village
Sunday.
Victor Johnson is working for
Schmidt A Stork.
Wm. Chilson is quite sick with
an attack of the la grippe this
week.
Frank Vogel has again begun
work after having.been laid up
six weeks with a a broken leg.
Clerk of Court* McGinley left
for Crandon Friday, to look aft
er his office.
i
Dr. Briggs, of Oconto Falls
was in the village from Saturday
lilt Monday evening doing dental
work.
Wm. Kreuger, who has been
visiting relatives at Reedsville,
this state, returned here Mon- •
day.
Be sure to attend the Prize
Masquurade Bull, by the local
band at Fagan’s Hall, Jan. 28,
1899.
Dr. E. S. Nayler, of Gillett is
being employed by Rusch Bros.
The Doctor is a Veterinary Sur
geon and comes well recommend
ed and it is hoped that he will
decide to locate lysrc*.
John McGuire left here Friday
last for tho county seat to take
charge as Deputy for ! Clerk of
Court McGinley. It is good 'ap
pointment as John is account dat
ing and well qualified to fill the
position. Here is the very best
of success, Jack.
A sleigh-load of residents from
our village took a sleigh ride
out to pay their respects to Mr.
and Mrs. Shinn and niece mit
Sunday evening. All report a
good time.
See A. G. Munson's “ad" in
another Column of this paper. If
you are in need of any work a
long that line it will pay you to
call oh him. He nomos well rec
ommeded and is reliable.
H. S. Harris, who entered t in*
station at this place some two
months ago as A student, In pro
gressing remarkably fast under
Ihe instruct ion rtf Station Agent
Johns, who in advancing him’as
rapidly a# jva*ibla and we pre
dict that at an early dab* he will
have bis trade down "pat.”
Prize Masquerade
Bail.
A Grand Masquerade Bal ;
will be given by the Wubeno Cor
net Band at Fagan’s Hall, or
Saturday evening, Jan. 2k, 1899.
Prizes will be given to the besi
Lady and Gentlemen, and also
to the best Comic Lady and
Gentleman. Invitation is ex
tended to all.
Committee.
‘ *
John Trainer Was in town Sun
and. y.
Miss Maw rale Wade commenced
attending school Monday.
Clerk of Court McGinley re
turned Tuesday from Crandon
and Antigo, bringing with him a
| team which he will use in log
ging.
The skating season'of Wabono
was opened up last Tuesday
| evening, with a skating party
on' Range Line Luke.
Rev. Father Seheyor, of Stiff's
will hold services at the school
house at this place, Jan. 24,
(Tuesday) Remember the date.
I m. j. Dickinson went down the
line yesterday morning, return
ing in the.evening.
T. W. Wade and m. j. Dickin
son drove out to Roberts Lake
Friday, returning Saturday.
A'surprise partv Was given
last FridayeVening in honor of
Miss. Minnie Boweil, our village
teacher, at the school house. Re
freshments were served to which
all did ampin justice. A largo
crowd was present und an ele
gant time was the result.
An M. W. of A. Camp was or
ganiJJedHlere lust Monday lnorn
ingait the band boys' drilling
rooms, under the suporvision of
Deputy Head Caunsul Joseph
Campbell, of Cecil, with the fol
lowing members:
V. H. Johns, O. H. Songlaub,
M. J. Dickinson, Peter Hoffman,
jC. C. llimley, David Bowman. H.
W. Swan, Victor Johnson, >! .;(*
Oiinger, Fred Cutver, Wm. Won
delborn, O. W. Scott, A.hi. Dil
lett, John Gayheart, August
Kriek, 1 M. J. Grattan, M. D.
Jones, Phil. Barber, Dr. E. S.
|
Nayler G. G. Johnson, Frank
i Vogel and A. C. Miller.
Dr. J. W. Pinch, the reliable
Camp Physician of Gillett
was up Tuesday evening to ex
amine the boys for admission in
to the new camp hero.
The following officers were
duly elected to be installed at
the next meeting:
V. H. Johns. Venerable Consul,
Petri* Hoffman, Worthy Adviser,
('. G. Himley, Excellent Bunker,
M. J. Dickinson, Clerk,
Wm. Wendelborn, Escort,
Victor Johnson. Watchman,
John Gayheart, Sentry.
Barney McGinley, Frod Sch
midt, Jas. M Kitrick, A. L. Bur,
gan and Norman aud A1 Johnson
are-memera of otlier camp*, hut
undoubtedly will join here a*.
soon as this eganp is in running
i ,
orncr
Correspondence:
Armstrong Creek.
John iviernan came up fror
Green Bay Tuesduy.
H. W. Stewart returned Wed
nesday from Crandon..
Fred Spooler, of Green Bay
is visiting his friend Elhrridgt
Murphy.
Mr. James Shay, of Siouz City.
lowa is visiting his brother P.
Slmy.
Pat Ewans of Murphy Lum
ber Co’s camp was in town Sun
day.
■ V
Mr. & Mrs. W. Berkhiml ol
Popple River settlement was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. P. Shay, James Shay am’
Mary Soderberg drove out to
Seofiyld A Arnold Luudxn* cutups
Friday.
Frank Page, was in town Fri
day looking after the interests
of the Scofield A Arnold Lum
ber Cos.
James Shay and Mrs. P. Shu,*
went to Crandon Thursday morn
ing, returning in the evening.
P. Shay returned with them.
Oscar Steel and May Soderberg
drove out to Popple River settle
ment Saturday to uttond the
dance.
Joe Shoultz and wife, Wm.
Jones and sister-in-law Lora
Deljam* and Rob’t Brooks attend
ed the dance at Popple River
settlement Saturday eve.
James Stevenson took a load
out to the dance and oyster sup-
Satnrduy evening: uianug them
were: Mi’s. J. Stevenson, Miss
Mary Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bishop and John Kiernan. All
report a good time.
Gillett.
Miss Bertha Bowen and sister
Hnzcl spent Sunday in Gillett.
Dr. Dineli Was busy lust week
attending la grippe patients.
Bob Tillman lias gone to tff *
woods with his team for J. W.
Pinch.
Jos. Mcff'hier and G. H. Sohn
are slowly recovering from an
attack of lie- la grip|><*.
Don't forget to bent Gillett
Friday night, if you mask you
will v. hi first prize.
Miss Margaret Fftony had the
misfortune of losing her watch,
Tuesday, while going to her
school; finder will he rewarded
by returning same.
L. J. Newuld, our horse<leafin
is busy these days at Gillett and
Shawano. If you want a driver
or a draft horse come and exam
ine them.
Huns * Lucky's colts becaim
unmanageable Tuesday and ran
away, throwing Mr Lucky out
and cutting u severe gash in his
head. No great damage done to
the team.
VOL 1 NO. 23.
Soo Line.
TIME TABLE.
Favour.
EAST BOUND.
‘ai-ific Express 5:06 a. in.
Mixed Train '*:ls a. in.
WEST 80l Nil.
I’acifie Express 12:43 a. in.
Mixed Train 4:00 p. m.
W. J. JONES. A.eent.
Officers of t!ie Town of
Crandon.
)V. E. Webb Chairman
ti. Rcanier Supervisor
). F. Johns ni "
I'. ■) Kane (kerk
Henry Poppy Treasurer
lolin Waite Assessor
Wm. Ruseh “
G. H. Bailey “
F. E. C(K>k Justice
V\ r . A. Wes -ott “
C. T. H. Riggs "
I. Masbaum “
School Officers.
•.. Y - *
TOWN O f CRANDON.
L. S. Wilcox I res.**
.los. Houle Vio'-Pros.
F. W. Marqunr U See.
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C. Ci. hl WLEY,
Notary Public
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Hotel v¥ab?no
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Sample Room In ConnecJan.
AVAIIENO WIS,
First-Class.
J. W. PINCH,
Physician and Sun-eon.
GILLETT, • \V!. ! .
Special attention paid to c ills
<4
along th(> Klondyke Division
of the C. A N. W. R’y line.
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When in need of
i
Draft or
Driving’ Hors 35 %
UO TO
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