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OFFIFKIJS.
Sheriff.
SBRihay, Clerk.
BIE. HiMIEY, Treasurer.
Wli. McGinley, Clerk of Court.
IJ. F. Hooper, District Att'y.
W. W. Waite, Register of Deeds.
, U. A. Edgar, Sup’t of Schools.
>M. S. Barker, Judge.
••F. E. Cook, Surveyor.
Wti. Vanzile, Coroner.
pOUNTY BOARD.
W. J£. Webb, Town of Craudon,
\V. Molnnib, Town of Cavour,
P. Shay, * Clerk.
OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF
CAVOUR.
W. Mclnnis Chairman
B. McGinley Supervisor
E. F. Carter “
H. W. Stewart Clerk
Jas. Stevenson Treasurer
P. HoFFmaN Assessor
M. J. DrCKXNSON Justice
Aug. Rubch "
H. W. Stewart. "
John Carlson Constable.
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
TOWN oat CAVOUR.
E. F., Carter Pres.
MalcHon McEaohin Vice-Pres.
if. W. Stewart Sec.
Post-Office.
*
Mail arrives ’at 4:po p. m.
Mail closes at 6:00 p. m.
Office hours froiui*7:3o a. m. to
M:3O p. m.
Sundays from 8:30 a. m. to 10:
30 a. m.
V. H. Johns, P. M.
M. J. Dickinson, Deputy.
0. H. HADDY,
Physician and Surgeon,
Calls by wire piven prompt
attention.
MINOQUA,
VILAS CO WIS.
SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE
Advertiser.
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t' J>. It!.
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Kins, Agent.
DI.'AWIN; .11 ■ KY
is herd>y given that tin*
tlu* regular term of cir-
HHeourt for Forest County, to
at the Court House, in
Hflßvillage of Crandon, Forest
HHnty, Wisconsin, on the second
|M\sday of March, 1599, (being
■ 14th, day of March, 1899),
|Hi be drawn in the presence of
We special Jury Commissioners,
B.' the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
■t his office in the Court House,
In the village of Crandon, Forest
Wisconsin, on the 21st.
clay of February, 1899, at 10 o'-
clock, in the forenoon of said
day.
Dated this nth, day of Feb- !
ruary, 1899.
B. McGiNLEY,
Clerk of Circuit Court,
John McGuire,
Deputy Clerk of Circuit Court.
County Board Proceedings.
Adjourned Annual Meeting.
(Continued from last week.)
8 a. in., Jan. 5, 1899.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment and called to order by W.
E. Webb, chairman. All mem
bers present.
The following report was a
dopted, all members voting 'aye. ’
To the Cos Board of Supervisors,
(• i itlemeh:-Your committee to
whom Were referred the reports
of the several county officers beg
leave to report that Wo have
pared all duplicate county orders,
court and jury certificates and
have counted all tax certificates
and find them to agree with tire
stub book and report of said of
ficers, and herewith return to you
said duplicates, with county or
ders, court and jury certificates,
that they maybe destroyed in ac
cordance with sections 687 and
688 of the Revised Statutes.
Said Vouchers were then burn
ed in the presence of the board.
Cleric of jhe, Court’s an-
NjBKPORT.
To thtiHoj/ Board of Super
visors, of Forest County, State
of Wisconsin:
Gentlemen:-I respect!uily sub
mit my annual official report for
the year ending December ill st,
1898.
.
Court certificates to jurors. £430.08
Cortrt certificates to witnesses. 132.40
Court certificates to reporter, 20.u0
Court certificates to sheriff. 14.2<L
Court certificates to Clerk of Court. 21.
Court certificates to N. \V. reporter. 24.00
Court certificates to jurors C,, 145.40
*787.98
J. W. Hawes,
Clerk of Court,
County Treasurer’s annaul.
Report.
To tho Honorable Board of
Supervisors, of Forest County,
Wisconsin:
Gentlemen:-In accordance with
the requirements of law, I have
the honor to submit herewith n
certified statement of
received and disbursed Joy ltie, as
county treasurer,
i p >, lb9B, to January 2, 1899.
A. E. HIMI.KY, Cos. TreaS.
Receipts.
Thft certificate* an hand last set'
j A tletnent, £335^.22
#**, UMCN
uHsomstjti SlWertiger
WABENO. FOREST COI'NTY, WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, FEB. Hi. 189!).
Kec'd from treas, town of (.Van
don cash, SI 23.09'
Hec'd from treas. town of Cran
don Cos. orders. 47.07
Heed from treas. town of Cran- t
don delinquent roll. 5039.(w
Hee'd from treas. town of favour
delinquent roll. 1509.43
Hee'd from treas. town of favour
cash. ’ 888.88
Hee'd from treas. town of favour
Cos. orders. j 719.17
Kec'd from state treas. drainage
fund. . , 1200.06
Hee'd from state \tresis, acct.
I
special loan. 2000.00
Hee'd from 00. clerk and redemp
tion fees. 175.50'
Hdc'd from advertising fees. 226.40
Hee'd from redemption and inst.
not cHlled for. 8.43
Kec'd from redemption and deer
licence. 84.00
Hee'd from clerk of court, J. W.
Hawes suit tax. 20.00
Hec'd from W. A. Wescort justice
of peace fines, l.oo'l
Hee'd from sale of
Hec'd from fees, advt.
on delinquent, roll, 244.90
Hee'd from fees, ir et. and advt.
on tax certificates. 1458.10
Rec'd from clerk town of favour
monies found on pers >ns of two
men killed in traij wreck 11-
17-97. at Armstrong Creek. 4.80
Hec'd from sale of revenue scamps* 3.30
Hec'd from E. O. Woodbury for
sewer pipe. ? .25
——A
$40365.33
(To be continued.)
LOCAL LOOK.
-Milder weather again.
/ Mrs. V. H. Johns spent Satur
day at Gillett.
Mr. Rollman, of Shawano was
in town one day last week.
'
Neil McArthur has purchased
a brand new fur coat.
Herbert Harris is working for
Schmidt & Stork this week in :
place of Victor Johnuon,
Norman Joliuson spent tho
forepart of the week in town.
Dock Bennett came up Tues
day from Clintonyi lie.
Miss Shinn spoilt the Sabbath
with Mrs. Moore and family.
I
Miss Morey is buffering with
the la grippe.
Fred Schmidt returned from
his visit to West Bend Wednos
■T
day.
Rusch came back from
Li/vour Thursday evening. He
it was a lonjar and cold ride.
Joo Ben
ke attended the M. W. A. dance,
at Suring Friday Ipiglit. They
report l good time.
T. W. Wade, Doc. Naylor and
Goodwin Johnson are hauling
Crystal blocks frohi Range Line
Lake for Landlord Moore this
week.
I f‘-
Hod. Taylor, editor of the
State Journal, is about to receive
the ap|K>intmont as an assistant
in the treasurary department ut
Wafthington.
Mr, Dickinson left here Mon
day morning for Eagle River,
where he will vLit his family for
a few weeks. He went via. of
Oavonr and Gagan; Billy Chilwm
, taking bun aa far aw Mud Lake.
BELLE CITY
Wagon co.
' RACINE, WI3.
ONE HORSE FARM V/AGON,
DAIRY WAGONS,
DELIVERY WAGONS,
LIGHT SPRING WAGONS.
If you wish tho . . .
BEST WORK,
for the . . .
LOWEST PRICE.
writ© for descriptive circular
and terms
Did y< u get a valentine.
Miss Morey came in to attend
the hall Monday evening.
John Duquette was in town
one day last week.
Mickie Moore is assisting his
brother Thomas in tho Hotel.
Miss Mamie Wade is another
victim of the la grippe.
sick list the past week.
Mrs. Thomas Wade is quite
sick with the grippe.
Messrs. Schmidt and Switzer
were up from the siding Satur
urday evening.
L. J. NeWald, the enterprising
horse dealer, of Gillett was in
town on business Saturday.
Fred Peterson, of Gillett was
in town Thursday. He drove
back on Friday.
Suporuisur McGinley was in
town Monday evening to attend
the Woodmen dance.
Victor Johnson left last Thurs
day for Stiles; later we arc stfrry
to learn that his father died a
day or two after his arrival
homo.
Mr. Manning, Land Agent for
tho North-western, for crawford
county and vicinity was Iti the
village yesterday,
Schmidt & Stork are setting
up and putting into operation
their new mill this week and if
mild weather continues will com
mence sawing in a few days.
- j dht received ut the Hotel
Wabeno stand, a Choice lot of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars, also
Beef-Tau and a n*w, healthful,
non-intoxicating, hot drink cjalled
NO-SKEE.
Ruscli Rros. purchased two
splendid, heavy logging teams
last Week, of L. J. Newald, of
Gillett. Rusch Bros, are doing
an enormous logging business
this year, and will commence
sawing again in a few weeks.
Cos. Sup’t, Kdgar, of Armstrong
Creek was in the village Monday
and Monday on his official visit
to our school. He came up from
Milwaukee, where he had been
to attend the Superintendents'
convention. He went back Via
!of cavour, N. Johnson taking
I him up to the Uat*
Correspondence:
Armstrong Creek.
P. Shay went to Milwaukee
Monday.
C. F. Ball has sold his team to
H. D Her.
H. C. Cess was in town Thurs
day.
W. Melnnis returned from
Crandon Thursday.
O. Nelson, of Peshtigo was in
town Thursday last.
Ad. Stevenson made a trip to
Iron Mountain, Mich., Friday.
Ed Amusson, of Popple River
settlement was in town Saturday
last.
A man was bi’ought in from
Scofield's camp Tuesday night
with a broken shoulder.
Phil Helms, of Popple River
settlement was in town Sunday
last.
C. F. Brown and W. Brecken
ridge, of Brown & Stroups mill
Were in town Sunday after sup
plies.
R. A. Edgar, Cos. Hup't, left
Monday for Milwaukee to a.tend
the County Superintendents' Con
vention, which was held on the
7-8-9 and 10th.
Mrs. George Tillsburg, of St.
Paul came in on the limited Mon
day to spend the bal'ince of the
Winter with her husbund, who
is running the hoisting engine
for the Murphy Lumber Com
pany.
chairman Melnnis, of Arm
strong Creek came into town
yesterday afternoon. He rode
in oil a p%.
The Advertiser can introduces
you and your business to the
public quicker, cheaper and bet
ter than any other known medi
um.
The members of WabeUo Camp
No. 6113, Modern Woodman of
America, gave a ball at tho Ho
tel Wabetio last Monday night,
for the benefit of new Cutup,
which was just organized. The
dance was under tin l supervision
of a committee consisting of
Mosers. Scott, Dillett und Krieck
and whenweinforn you that they
Nold in the neighborhood of 60
tickets you tnay well think that
the attendance was accordingly
and that the enjoyment derived
therefrom was equally as great.
It is rumored that a bill Is a
bout to be introduced in tho legis
lature to create anew county,
said county to be named .Stark,
in honor of Joshua Stark, the
noted Milwaukee lawyer, with
the county seat at Tomahawk-.
William Bradley is the projector
and it is Understood that his
present plan is to take a portion
of Marathon county end give to
Lincoln; then take ten towfis
from the north end of Lincoln
and eleven towns from tho west
end of Oneida county to make
the new county of Stark.
YOL. 1, NO. 27.
Soo Line.
TIME TABLE.
Favour.
EAST BOUND.
Pacific Express 3:06 a. m.
Mixed Train 9:15 a. m.
WEST BOUND.
Pacific Express 12:43 a. m.
Mixed Trail) 4:00 p. m.
W. .1. JONES, Affent.
Officers of the Town (*<
Crandon.
W. E. Webb Chairman
H. Reanier Supervisor
O. F. Johnson “
T. J Kane Clerk
Henry Poppy Treasurer
John Waite Assessor
Win. Rusch “
G. H. Bailey *•
F. E. Cook Justice
W. A. Wescott '... “
C. T. H. Riggs
J. Musbaum “ J
School Officers.
TOWN Of CUANDON. ■
L. S. Wilcox 1
Jos. Houle Vicc-Pr^Bi
F. W. Mimpmrdl
C. G. HIMLEY,
Notary Public
WABENO, WISCONSIN.
Stop At— j
Hotel Wabenl
T. F. MOORE. Proprietor
Sample Room in Conrect on. A
WABENO \\m
First-Class. 1
J. W. PINCH,
Physician and Surgeon.
GILLETT, WIS.
Special attention paid to calls
along the Klondykb Division
of the C. & N. W. R'y line.
When in need of-*
Farm, Draft erf
Driving Horse^
GO TO
L. J. NEWALD
The Reliable Horse Dealer.
<:II,LETT, VVI S< <INS! N,
Exchange Hotel.-
T. W. WADE & SON, Props. J
-ALSO DEALERS IN- I
Wines. 1
Liquors. i
Cigars
& Etc.
W A BEND. WI S< '(lN' si S
Emil Birkle,
Tonsorial ArtisJ
Workmanship First-ClasJ
Hoifoutting tdtavintf and shii
pooing done iinhe best muMM
Shop in Hotel WuWml

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