Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], February 02, 1899, Image 1

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C. (1. mMLEV.M'BLISHER.
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week.
C. Sc N. W. R’y.
Local Time Card.
Arrive mixed train.... 4:50 p. m.
Leave mixed train.. . .5:15 p tn.
tArrive passenger.. ..7:45 p. m.
f Leave passenger... .8:15 p. m.
t Wednesdays.
V. H. Johns, Agent.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
E. 0. Woodbury, Sheriff.
P. Shay, Clerk.
A. E. Himley, Treasurer.
11. McGinley, Clerk of Court.
J. P. Hooper, District Att'y.
W. W. Waite, Register of Deeds.
R. A. Edgar, Sup't of Schools.
M. S. Barker, Judge.
P. E. Cook, Surveyor.
Wm. Vanzile, Coroner.
COUNTY BOARD.
W. E. Webb, Town of Crandon,
W. Mclnnis, Town of Cavour,!
P. Shay, Clerk.
OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF
CAVOUR.
W. Mclnnis Chairman
! 5. McGinley Supervisor
E. P. Carter “
H. W. Stewart Clerk
J as. Stevenson Treasurer
p. Hoffman Assessor
M. .T. Dickinson Justice
Aug. Ruseh ►• • • “
H. W. Stewart “
.John Carlson Constable.
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
I'OWN Of CAVOUR.
E. P. Carter Pres.
< ton McEachin Vice-Pres.
j;. w Stewart Sec.
Post-Office.
■ hr' arrives at 4:5< p. til.
Mail c’u ;s-‘S at 5:00 p. m.
Oiilee hours from 7:Uo a. in. to
• . ::.o j,. in.
Sundays from B:3** a. m. to 10:
i a. m.
V. H. Johns, P. M.
M. J. Dickinson, Deputy.
(i. H. HAOISY,
• Physician and Surgeon,
Calls by wire given prompt
attention.
MINOQUA,
VILAS CO WIS -
Emil Birkle,
Tonsorial Artist,
Workmanship First-Class.
Haircutting shaving and sham
pooing done in the best manner.
I . r Shop in Hotel Wabeno.
A. Q. Manson
Millwright and
Builder,
Plans and Estimates Fur
nished.
Can also Locate Mill-sites for
Parties Desiring the Same.
Rest of References Furnised.
WABEXO. WIS.
County Board Proceedings.
Annual Meeting. 1898.
(Continued from last week.)
Nov. 23, 1898.
Amt. Amt.
No. Name. Nature. <Td Ail'd.
164 * 4 r Thus. .Milieu justice t $
fees. a. 14
Thus. Millen report.
W. E. Fessenden sheriff
fees. 4.45 4.20
Hi.") r Dr. \V. \V. Walber
sional services. 25.00
166 r Thos. Millen justice fees, not eon.
1(57 W. .1. Xeu printing board
proceedings. 28.00 20.50
108 r M. S Barker mdse.. 10.39
1459 r W. E. Fessenden boarding
prisoners. 17.14
170 r .1. Burghund looking for ”
A. Johnson's body. 8.00 2.5 b
171 r J. A. Silver lime, lath.
brick Jt , 14.20
172 W. Ritter work on fur
nace. 27.00 18.00
173 W. Hill board'g prisoners. .50
174 r.
175 r Geo. Hart finding A. John
son's dead 1 'ud.v.
170 r Milton going to
Three Lalhrjfor Ed. Keanier.
177 r If. Fessenden for blankets. 2.50
178 r Wm. Lord assisting in ■
burial of A. Johnson.
170 r S. J Why brew "team work. 3.50
180 r F. W. Marquardt planting
trees in court house, park. 35.00 |
181 r Toi\V/ Crandon hosp'l fee. 80.00
182 r I*. bffgv mdse for court bouse. 10.75
183 r.las. Kandsell work at
court house help plastering. 4.82
is i r John Bradley work court
house. 7.80
185 r wm. Vanzile work on court
house. 17.50
ISO r Samuel Shaw expense as
distrkitattorney. 30.35 j
150'.., rlill sheriff fees. 5.00 2.50 \
187 r Unj/vHiizile comm, ou paper. 8.45
188 r J. A. Silver work on base
ment. . 150.00
Iso r Wm. Mills pump with force
cylinder. 10.50
190 r W. Mclnnis hoard meeting.
miles- -c and com. w6rk, 40.80
101 r W. E. Webb com. work.
£j)ii/l meeting and mileage, 28.74
>X>rth. Wis. Advertiser
s ji*/>lishing election notices. 130.00
103 r Nor. Wis. Ad. printing. 220.40 |
104 r Thos. Millen justiee fees, noth'ng.
Thos. Millen report.
Milton Sioliker deputy sheriff. 11.37
205 r Thos. Millen justice fees, not con.
190 r.lohn Mashaum inquest. 6.oodVl'd.
On uiotiou the rejiorts of the
County officers were left over
until the st-isond day of January,
1899. /7
On moti<JiiA)oard adjourned un
j til Jan. 2, 1599, at 9 a. in.
P. Shay, Cos. Clerk.
.
Have you subscribed for the
“Advertiser": If not you ought
to. It is only *1.50 per year.
If you are in need of Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes,
Business Cards or anything in
the Stationary line remember
that we do such work at the*'Ad
vertiser" Office promptly, and
neatly, at rock-bottom prices:
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
"p funded. Give us a trial.
WABENO, WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, FEB. 1899.
LOCAL LOOIC.
The la grippe patients are a
gain able to be around.
0. H. Senglaub returned from
Marshfield Saturday evening.
Barney McGinley was in from
camp Monday.
John Schmitt came up from
the siding Tuesday.
Charley Shinn hauled wood to
town Monday.
Norman Johnson came in from
the trading post Monday.
John Hughes and crew are
busy hauling logs.
Messrs. Murphy and Miller
were in town Snnday.
Have you seen Tom Moore's
new cutter? It's a dandy.
This kind of weather is hard
on the wood piles.
28 degrees Fahr. below zero
here Tuesday. How 7 is that for
v -Winter weather?
V John Beil, who is cooking at
the Ruseh Bros, camp, came in
for the ball Saturday night.
Mrs. Charley Wettstineis visit
ing her parents in the southern
part of the state.
Miss Minnie Bowen took
charge of her school again Mon
day.
M. J. Dickinson and Thos.
Moore wen* out for a cutter ride
Tuesday after-...>.1.
A. F. Ruseh returned Monday
from his trip to Marsh
field.
Barber Dunn is now 7 to be
found at his chair at the Ex
change Hotel every day in the
week.
Mr. Harris, of Neceedah, this
state, is in the village looking
over some of R. Connor's land
and limber.
Dr. E, S. Nayler and G. G.
Johnson are hauling ice from
Range Line Lake forT. W. Wade
this week. It is 18 inches thick
and clear as a crystal.
I Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Haessly
of Theresa, and Mr. and Mrs.
| Schmatz, of Elmore uie visiting
! with Mr. and Mrs. Schmitt,
down at the siding.
—Just received at the Hofcel
Wabeno stand, a choice lot of
: Wines, Liquors and Cigars, also
! Beef-Tea and anew, healthful,
non-intoxicating, hot drink calk and
NO-SKEE.
First Tramp—“Dere'a only jos'
one fault ter find wid all de jobs
II ever tackled."
Second Tramp— “Wot's that?/
First Tramps “Do work aliens
becomes monotonous after about
j t’ree minutes."
—Every German in our village
is r-*questod to be at the Hotel
Wabeno, Sunday next at 4 p. m.
to attend a meeting to* start a
German Singing Society and e
lect officers.
Committee.
M. D. Jones and A. J. Dillett
spent the Sabbath in the village.
Andy Bennett was up on the
speciei yesterday.
Charley Town:send left for his
home at Clintonville yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Manson and son
Wallace left Tuesday evening
for Marinette.
Mrs. A. J. Dillett left on the
special for the southern part of
the state.
Dock Bennett returned Tues
day evening from Clintonville,
where he had been to spend Sun
day with his family.
Gon'l Land Agt Pierce accom
banud by Sup't Hartley, Road
master Costley and Chas, Town-1
send were up on the special yes
terday afternoon,
District Attorney Hooper of
Crandon has just received the
appointment of United States
Court Commissioner for this
j district. Mr. Hooper is well
qualified for the position and we
wish him success.
After all the Senatorial dead
lock was broken, Joseph V. Quur
les, of Milwaukee being elected
Monday, on the 93rd ballot. Mr, I
Quarles is an able man and Wis |
consul will be represented in the
i
Senate with Messrs. Spooner and ;
Quarles,
A surprise party was given
Thursday evening last in honor
of T. W. Wade's birthday, at the
Exchange Hotel. There w r us a
good sociable crowd present to
whom refreshments were amply
served and “we all had a splen-1
did time", is the verdict of all |
that were present.
The saloon stand formerly j
owned by McGuire & Fagan his j
again opened up to the patron
age of the public Under the name
of Fagan & McDonald, Mr, Me ■
Donald having purohas • 1 John!
McGuire's interest, Herbert
Wade is tending bar for them,
They have a nice, fresh stock of
goods on hand and will be pleas
ed to have you call around and
see them, Here is success to the
new firm,
The masquerade ball given by
the Wabeno Cornet Band, at j
Fagan's Hall last Saturday night
was a grand success Tin* music |
wa furnished by their own band
and was excellent The Ju Iges,
Messrs. Hoffman and Richardson
awarded the prizes as follows:
Best Lady, Miss Minnie Bowen;
best Gentleman, Herbert Harris;
best comic Lady, Mrs. A. L.
Burgan; best comic Gentleman,
V. H. Johns.
L. E. Zahn: who has been
clerking for the Busch Bros/
Lumber Company for sometime,
has resigned his position, which
took effect yesterday, and he
leaves here this evening for
Reedsville, where he has been
engaged us book-keeper for a
Lumber Company at that place,*
We are sorry to see Leu go, but
pleased to see him promoted.
His position as clerk has been
tilled by A1 Richardson, of Maui
, fOVOT.
Correspondence:
Armstrong Creek.
Frank Page went to Marinette
Friday.
John Kiernan and son Will left
Wednesday for Green Bay.
Wm. Judge, of Florence was in
town Sunday.
George O’Connor, of Crandon
was in town Sunday.
H. Opperhein, of Green Buy
was in town Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. Burns of Cavour was here
last week scaling logs for J. D.
Raymond.
Mrs. E. Amunsonand daughter
took the east bound train for
Neenah, where they will visit
friends until spring.
Mrs. Thos. Kingston returned
to Murrinette Sunday morning
after spending a few weeks here
with friends.
Mrs. J. D. Raymond end fam
ily, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.., arrived
at this place Thursday to make
it their home. They will o-vupy
the John Dullivari house.
Gillett.
George Sohr was at Wabeno
Friday.
F. J. has handled the razor
during the barber's illness.
Mrs. Watts has been visiting
in Oconto Falls the past Week.
Judge Riordun was a' the coun
ty seat last week oil business.
Cold weather is raging hero,
ranging from 20 to 2<> below zero.
We understand that John
Bucklin and family are going to
move out of town.
A. Zahn sold a team to Ruseh
Bros, of Wabeno last week, con
sideration 8200.
Wm. Young, our barber is
slowly recovering from a severe;
attack of the la grippe.
Joe Melchior is able to be oul
again, having suffered with pnou- j
monia.
L. J. Newuld received another
carload of horses for his barns at
Gillett und Shawano.
Miss Feeney, our primary
leacher has seen nothing of her
watch as yet A liberal reward
wiil be given finder.
Don't forget the dance Feb. 13
This will be the last dance until
Easter and a good time is guar
anteed to all who attend,
H. J. Watts, our horse trainer
had a narrow escajie one day
last week; his horses became un
manageable and nearly throwing
Mr. Whitts under the rig.
Elsinore Camp No. 1297, M.
W T . A. will give a Masquerade
Ball Feb. 13th 1899, Three val
uable prizes will bo given, 1 to
best lady costume, 1 so best
gent costume and one to most
• •nrwic costume.
VOL ! XO. 25.
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TIME TABLE.
('avour.
EAST BOUND.
i’neifie Expretss 3:o<> n. m.
Mixed Train ' :15 , u. Ai
WEST BOUND.
Facifle Express !2;43 h. in.
Mixed Train L K) p. m.
W. J. JONES. .Went.
Officers of tiie Town of
Crandor.
la
Njbfo 'A*
W. E. Webb..
H. Reanier Supervisor
O. F. Johns ti
T. J Kane Clerk
Henry Poppy Treasurer
John Waite Assessor
Wm. Ruseh
G. H. Bailey
F. E. Cook Justice
W. A. Weseott “
C. T. H. Riggs “
J. Masha um “
School Officers.
TOWN O : l'l(\\DON.
L. S. Will- >x I ivs.
Jos. Honk* Vi v-Pr. ,s.
F. W. Mtmiu:\rJt S<'o.
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C. Q. HIMLEY,
Notary Public
WAHKNO. WISOOX^IN.
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Hotel Wabeno
T. F. ‘MOOftL, i rorrieior.
Sample Room ’n Co,iiiectk.i.
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J. VV. PfNCti, r
Physician and Surgeon.
UILLETT. WIS.
Sj* vial attention pan! i ca 1 ! -
alot\>? tlif* Kloii'l.vl<<* Division
of tho (A X. W. U'y lino.
When in r.eel of-
Farm, Draft < r
Driving Horses
(10 TO
L. J. NEWALD
The Reliable Horse Dealer.
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Liquors.
Cigars
& Etc.
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