Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], February 23, 1899, Image 1

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AHEXO ( AMI* No. w, ,\,
eels every Saturday evening, at the
gan A McDonald Hall, at 7: op. m.
siting neighbors are cordially invit
t '.
. .*ll. Johns. M. J. Dickinson.
V. C. Clerk.
C. & N. W. R’y.
Cako.
Arrive mixed train... .4:50 p. m.
Leave mixed train .. .. T>: 15 p m.
* Arrive passenger.. ..7:45 p. tn.
t Leave passenger.. . .8:15 p. m.
fWednesdays.
V. H. Johns, Agent.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
E. 0. Woodbury, Sheriff.
I’. Shay, Clerk.
A. E. Himi.Ey, Treasurer.
B. McGinley, Clerk of Court.
.J. F. Hooper, District A tty.
W. W. Waite* Register of Deeds.
R. A. Edgar, Sup't of Schools.
M. S. Barker, . * Judge.
P. E, Cook, Surveyor.
Wm. Vaneile, Coroner.
COUNTY BOARD.
W. E. Wehh, Town of Crandon,
W. MclnNik. Town of CaVour,
P. Shay, Clerk.
OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF
CAVOUR.
\V. MCIJfNIS Chairman
B. McGinley Supervisor
E. F. Carter
H. W. Stewart Clerk
.1 as. Stevenson Treasurer
P. Hoffman Assessor
. .1. Dickinson Justice
ilt’scH “
H. W. STEWART “
John Cari.son Constable.
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
TOWN Of CAVOUR.
E. F. Carter Pres.
•AT.CHON MoEACHIN Vice Pres,
id. w. Stewart Sec.
Post-Office.
.Mail arrives at 4;5(1p. m.
Mail closes at 5:0O p. in.
Office hours from 7:HO a. m. to
-Mo p. ni.
Sundays froiufckoO a. iu. to PL
:;i a. m.
V. H. Johns, P. M.
M. J. Dickinson, Deputy.
C. 11. IIAIUiY.
Physician and Surjeon,
\ by wiiv given prompt
attention.
MINOQI'A,
VILAS CO Wife.
SUBSCRIBE
FOR THK
Advertiser.
BELLE CITY
Wagon co..
RACINE, WIS.
ONE HORSE FARM WAGON,
DAIRY WAGONS,
DELIVERY WAGONS,
LIGHT SPRING WAGONS.
If you wish the . . .
BEST WORK,
for the . . .
LOWEST PRICE,
write for descriptive circular
and terms
j County Board Proceedings.
Adjourned Annual Meeting.
8 a. m., Jan. 5, 1899.
(Continued from last week.)
Disbursements.
I’d. treas. town of Cmndon delin
quent returns. +O.OO
: I’d. treas. town of favour delin
i
quent returny
j I’d. treas. town fk Urtmdon school
fund mHq/ed. 104.57
I’d. Marshall A- I Islay llaitk jail
bond and int.. 1070,00
I’d. Cos. officers salaries. Feb, ‘9B
to Sept. "OS. 2t99.i>8
i I’d. county orders. 8<>12.91
I’d. Jurors certified toe. 055.58
i I’d. witness 132. W
l’j|. illegal certificates with int.. .MEKr.
I’d. illegal certificates cancelled. 353.08
; I’d. state treas, interest on special
loan. 115.55
j I’d. treas. town of <hi gan taxes on
co. lands. 1+3.80
I’d. treas. town of Sohoettke taxes
I
oil co. lands. 102.83
; I’d. Putts. town of Eagle River
p iles on eo lands. 12.47 j
U*. yeas, town of (‘rttndoil drain-
fund. 7111.+.1
'T’JI. treas. town of favour drain*
Hgefitud. +08.( >8
l‘d. for posting notices of tax sale, l.ofl
I’d. miscellaneous bills hh per
statement, 03.28
Certificates handed county clerk
for deed. 1317.70 i
J’ersonal property tax not col
lected. 24.09 |
Delinquent jsdl short and not col
lected? +.85 ]
Land n*c advertised or sold. 00.55
Tax ,n hand .lan. 2.
1858.1, 22 IK 1.45
| ( ash on hand and ih bunk. 1918.18
ntr -r ]
840306.33
Respectfully submitted,
fetate of Wisconsin, I
Forest County. \ Sf *‘
I, A. E. Himley, Trearurer
of Forest County, Wisconsin, do
hereby certify that tjm foregoing
is a true and just acdmint of all!
monies received
in this office, time, j
from February IH, 1898, to Jnn
u ary 2nd, 1 H 99, I
A. E. HiMIEY, Cos.
(To be continued.) v -> /
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Business Curds or anything in
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\VABEXO. FOREST COUNTY. WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, FEB. 23. 1899.
LOCAL LOOK’.
Joe Grattan l:elpi-d H. W.
Swan log a lew days last week.
Charley Switzer transacted
business in the vidage Saturday.
E. F. Carter was in the village
Monday.
Iluseh Bros, intend starting
their mill in about a We i k.
County Board met Tuesday, at
the county seat.
Pat Corcoran was in town on
Sunday last.
Charley Swenson spent sever
al days of last weeek in the vil
uge.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirm and
niece visited with the Moore
family Sunday.
Mr. Manning returned to his
home at Soldiers Grove, Mon
day.
August Ilusoh has just pur
chased an elegant piano for his
wife.
Mrs. Fred Culver and daughter
Ethel visited at Lakewood over
Sunday.
Herbert Wade was somewhat
under the weather the forepart
the week.
f Chairman Mclnnis returned to
his homo at Armstrong Creek
Friday morning.
T. W. Wade did carpnter work
for Fagan & McDonald a few
days of last week.
Victor Johnson returned from
his trip to Stiles Wednesday ev
ening.
Frank Moser, of Reedsville,
this state, is in the village taking
orders for cigars.
Thos. Wade, Doc. Naylor and
Goodwin Johnson have been busy
this week putting up a supply of
ice for Fagan & McDonald.
Billy Chilson departed Mon
day for Gillett, where he may
decide to locate. We are sorry
to see you go, Billy.
Barney McGinley lias sold his
logs to Rusch Bros. He had in
the neighborhood of 109,000 ft.
of fine pine.
Schmidt <£ Stork are clearing
up their mill site, which makes
quite an improvement to thoir
plant, besides thereby getting a
much better view of the village.
‘ ~ I
Fagan <& McDonald have just
put down a good, hard Wood floor
hi their hull and later on are go
*ng to re-model and fix up the
the entire building.
Just received Ht the Hotel
Wabeno stand, a choice lot of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, also
Beef-Tea and anew, healthful,
non-intoxicating, hot driuk calletl
MCHKEE.
Gust Nordvall left hero Mon
day evening for his home in
Rockford, 111,, where he will
spend the summer. He intends
moving here mith his family
next fall.
Mr. Ilollnuui, of Shr.wano whs
in town Tue-dan.
Earue.-u Shampayn • is work
ing at the Ex -hange,
John Carlson is helping Chus.
Swenson cut cedar.
John Schmitt was iu in from
il e siding Tuesday.
Joo Graft in assisted Dock
Rennett Tuesday.
Next comes the dreaded month
of March.
The snow nearly all gone and
the roads are commencing to get
muddy.
Remember Woodmen, Camp
meets Saturday night at Fagan
& McDonald’s Hall.
L. J. Newald, the Giiletthor.se
dealer was in our burg on busi
ness yesterday.
Wm. Conklin, of Shawano was j
in the village on business Tues
day, returning on the special
the following morning. t !
Mrs. Paul Newman and Mrs.
Thos. Moore and daughter Mad
gie drove out the Swan home|
Sunday.
The loggers are hustling in
their logs now for all they are
Worth foi fear thal there will
i soori be a break up.
Have you seen the engaving
on Tom’s bar-room mirror; that’s
some of Goodwin Johnson’s ar
tistic work and if yon ever Wan!
any sign painting done Johnson
is the man you want to see.
It is said that when John
Jacob Astor was once rongratu
lated for his wealth he repied by j
pointing to the bonds and maps!
of property, at the same time in- j
quiring, “Would you like to man- :
ago these matters for your bed
and board y"
The man demurred.
“Sir," continued the rich man,
“it is all that 1 can get."
Erick O. Morstad. of Witten
burg, who is conducting a mis
sionary s dioo! out at the Chip
ewa Indian settlement about lit I
east of here came iu Tuesday
afternoon and leaves for his
homo at Wittenburg this evening
to spend a few days with his fain
ily. Mr. Morstad has now mas
tered theVhipewa language and
is doing some excellent work for
the “red man of the forest.’’
Daniel Graham, the enterpris
ing real estate dealer, of. Eagle
Rivor, who is now acting as
private Secretary during the
session of the legislature, for
Senator Riordan at Mndisn, came
up from the capitol city one day
I**4 Week to look over Homeland
and timber in this locullity and j
while in town paid the Advertis
er office a very pleasant call.
Mr. Graham it geat deal of
confidence in the future of North
ern Wisconsin and say# it is only
a matter of time Whhn this part
of the stab* Wiilf be settled; he
also spoke very highly of the
land and timber in this vicinity
and predicted a bright and pros
perous future for our booming
village tit Wabeno.
Correspondence:
V ft
Armstrong Creek.
John Duiiivan returned firm
Crandon Monday.
Miss Lara DeLano returned
from Bsookside Tlturs- lay.
Billy Tracy and Mike Fitz
; gibbons returned from Crandon
Tuesday.
Frank Page, of Marine!tee is
visiting Scofield & Arnold's
camps of the Popple River..
Wm. Kiernuu, of Green Bay
came in on the log train Mon
day.
H. W. Stewart *• ade a trip to
Crandon Monday, returning Tints
day a. m.
A. M. Murphy, of Green Bay
is visintng the camps here this
| week.
Mr. Foster, of the Foster
I Lumber Company of favour
j was in town Tuesday.
j
Chairman Melunis drove to
VVabeno Wednesday, returning
| Friday.
Advertise in the Advertiser!
Barney McGinley was in tar
Tuesday.
Wanted: In Forest County sc,
• MID actual settlers.
Doc. Naylor is halting logs for
Schmidt & Stork.
Thos. Wade left on*the special
yesterday for Shawano <n busi
ness.
Fred Schmidt look in the
sights at Lakewood yesterday,
returning in the evening.
Thos. Moore left for Pe Pore
yesterday to visit his father who
is quite low. Herbert Harris
will tend bar during Tom's ab
sence.
John Hughes lost a valuable
horse yustordey, it dropped dead
in the road Heart descUSo is
supposed to have been the
trouble. To bad, John,
The local band under the lead
ership of Prof. Songlaub treated
our village to seme tine music n
gain Sunday. They arc pro
grossing wonderfully.
A public wrestling match took
place last Saturday night at
Fagan & McDonald’# Hall, be
tween Goodwin Johnson and
John Carlson. V. H Johns was
chosen referee, M. J. Dickinson
acted as second for Carlson, Doe.
Naylor as second for Johnson
and Thos. Wade a# ti me-keejn+r
The rules observed wery: catch
ja# catch can, three points down
! and three minutes time between
I each round, The first round re
suited in favor of Carlson, sec*
! ond and third rounds in favo.t of
*o
Johnson, wi.Vop<m Johnson
wtls declared the winner,
After the above match Was over
a purse was gotten up for n
match between Earnest Hhnm
payne end Charley Klntty, of
which both rounds resulted in
favpi* of Shampayne.
VOL. I. NO. 28.
Soo Line.
TIME TAIiI.K.
Cav nr.
EAST HOUND.
I’Acifii - Kxprsx 3:oti n. m.
Mixed Train 9:15 n. m.
WEST HOUND.
I’iieifie Express l*>: + 3 a. in.
Mixed Train 4:00 p. ni.
W. .1. JONES. Agent.
Officers of the Town of
Crandoif.
W. E. Webb Cbairamu
H. Routlier Superviw 1
O. F. Johnson ' 1
T. .J Kane Cle at
Henry Poppy Treasurer
John Waite Assessor
Wm. Busch.
G. 11. Bailey *’• y
E. Cook Justiic
W. A. Wescott ’• V
C. T. H. Riggs “ ./ )
J. Masbaum 1 *
-—- jr — r - - ■ . n ..
School Officers.
TOW v O F CRANDON.
S. Wilcox I-res.
Jos. Houle * Vic*'-Pres.
F. W. MarqUirdt b>.
C. Q. HIMLEY,
Notary Public
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