Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, March 16, 1899, Image 1

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C. 0. II Dll TV. PUBLISHER.
NOTICE TO CONTRIHUTORS.
Al.I. CnMMI’NIL'ATIOXS to this papei
should lx- addressed to the North kun
Wisconsin Advkktiskh. Wabeno. Wis..
and swell as are for publication should
bear the real as well as the assumed
name. No anonymous communications
will he printed in this paper, unless ac
companied by the real name, which
may or may not be printed r .cording to
. the wish of the writer.
All communications for publication
should reach us by Tuesday evening' to
insure a placa in the currant issue.
Communications received after that will
liave to go over until the following
week.
WAHKNO ( AMI*. No. 0113. \l. W. A.
Meets on the first and third Saturday
evening of each month, at the Kagan &
McDonald Hall, at 7:30 p. in. Visiting
neighbors are cordially invited.
V. 11. Johns. C. (i. Himt.ky,
V. C. Clerk.
C. & N. W. R’y.
Local Time Card.
rrive mixed train.. . .4:.">() p. m.
I. 'ave mixed train.... 5:15 p m.
i Arrive passenger.... 7:45 p. m.
tLeave passenger... > :17> p. m.
fV/ednesdays.
V. H. Johns, Agent.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
E. O. Woodbury, Sheriff.
P. Shay, Clerk.
A. E. Himley, Treasurer.
11 McGinley, Clerk of Court.
.T. F. Hooper, District Att’y.
W. W. Waite, Register of Deeds.
R. A. Edgar, Sup't of Schools.
M. S. Barker, Judge.
F. E. Cook, * Surveyor.
WM. VanZILK, Coroner.
COUNTY BOARD.
W. E. Webb, Town of Cratidon,
W. Mclnnls, Town of CaVour,
P. Shay, Clerk.
OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF
CAVOUR.
)W. M( Tnnis Chairman
il McGinley Supervisor
E. F. Carter “
H. W. Stewart Clerk
Jab. Stevenson Treasurer
P. Hoffman Assessor
M. J. Dickinson.. Justice
l Aug. Rusch “
I H. W. Stewart “
’ John Carlson Constable.
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
TOWN Of CAVOtJR.
E. F. Carter Pres.
Ma! chon McEachin Vice-Pres.
rl. W. Stewart .Sec.
Post-Office.
Mail arrives at....... 4jSO p. m.
Mail closes at >sloo p. m.
Ofilce hours from 7:30 a. m. to
6:30 p. m.
Sundays from 8:30 a. m. to 10!
30 a. m.
V. H. Johns, P. M.
M. J. Dickinson, Deputy.
(i. H. HAI)Y,
Physician and Surgeon,
Calls by wire given prompt
u tterttltiii.
minqqua,
VILAS C 0...: WIS.
SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE
|
Chilson Hotel
Formerly John House.
WM. CHILSON. PROP.
GlJlett - Wisconsin.
Building Re-modeled,
Good Accommodations,
Sample Room In Connection.
BELLE CITY
Wagon co.
V7E3.
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
County Board Proceedings.
AdjOTTrned Annual Meeting.
8 a. m., Jan. 1, 1890.
(Continued.)
P. Shay, Cos. Clerk
of Forest County, Wis.
County Clerk's Annual
Report.
To the Board of Supervisors:
.1 herewith present you a
statement showing the amount
of money received and disbursed
by me, as county clerk, from
February 16, 189s to January 2,
1899.
P. S^?Y,
in account with Foresf*County.
To amount of cash on hand last
settlement. Feb. irt. 18‘iH. f10.*8.r2.1
Amount of rcdenipt. reed.. 3040..Til
reed, on advertising'. 1(4.'. ,f l
•• redemption and
deed fees. fs.a.A
*4.:rtO.S4
Credit.
lly amount of tax cert i Jluates sur
rendered. *0 tf.T4AS.IO
Hy amount paid co. treas. ort
advertising. 104.20
II,V amount paid eo. treas. on re
demptions and deed fees, Tit.Ol)
My amount paid co. treas. under
sec. 1110 M.. M3
@1040.71
To cash on hand to balance. 740.1 1
* ■*** n-i
•4.380.84
County Cleric's Report of
Fees Received.
To the Cos why Board of Super
visors:
Gentlemen:-
I herewith report to you
the amount of fees collected by
me and paid oVor to the county
treasurer, since February 16th,
1898 to January 2nd, 1699i 8180.
20.
CotKTY Clark'S IviSpoßT Vit
hfcK SEc. 1116 B.
To the Boafd of Supervisees I
flentlemen:*
i herewith present you
with list Of Certlfleatos, sale of
1892, ujjon which the redemp
jtion money ha* been paid to the
WABENO. FOREST COUNTY. WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, .MARCH. 16. |W.
county treasurer, as provided by
Sec. 1168 B.
No. :im i.isi
No. 784 jO 3.2
No. 78T>
$8.43
County Clerk's Repout of
old Orders.
To the Board of Supervisors:
Gentlemen:
In accordance with Sec.
688, of the Revised Statutes, I
herewith present you with a list
of county orders, remaining in
the county clerk's oltice, for two
years and upwards.
No. Date. Name. Nature. N Amt.
3380 'O3 Nov. 13 A. Kreuger wit.
fees. 2.03
3300 ■'..■> Nov. 13 ,1. Smith wit. fees. 2.03
4002 *O6 May 10 It. Curtiss *> - 1.23
4011 “ •• Knrnk Sawyer wit.
fees, .83
4010 'O6 May lIN Kaine Tnnhey
wit. ftes. .83
4308 *O6 dune 10 K. Korndrof wit.
fee*, 2.28
4300 ‘O6 .lune 10 Carl I loser wit fee. 2.20
4310 Carl Kemplewit. fee. 2.20
County Cleric's Report of
Orders Drawn on the
Soldier’s Relikf
FrjT>.
.lames Meuiin...Ss .s.V>.oo
.1. W. Ha ves 0.00
11. D. Dutcher. O.on
A. Smith O.on
$73.00
State of Wisconsin, t
Forest County. \ ' ’
I, P. Shay, county clerk of
Forest county, Wisconsin, do
lmreby affirm that the foregoing
is a true tind Just account at all
moneys received and disbursed
by me, as county clerk, fro 1 ’
February 16th, 189s to January
2nd, 1899.
/->P. Shay, co. clerk.
Subscribed, ami sworn to be
fore mb this 2nd day of January,
1899.
The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, that w. E. webh,
otir chairman be and he is hereby
allowed the sum of ten dollars as
a oonspensation for extra work
done in the last year, and the
clerk is hereby authorized to
draw an order in said amount in
his favor. sf
(To be continued,
Minstrel
Show
-AT
Fagan & McDonald’s Hall,
SATURDAY EVENING,
MARCH 25, 1899.
Admission:
Adults 2.1 cts. Children 15 ets.
EVERYBODY COME.
Naylor & Johnson. Props.
■—Just received at the Hotel
Wabeno stand, a choice lot of
Wlneg, Liquors and Cigars, also
Beef-Tea arid anew, healthful,
lion dhtojficati rig, hot drink cm lied
tfOSfcfcE. \
Advertise in fb* Advertiser!
LOCAL LOGIC.
Dock Bennett returned from
Clintonville Monday.
Roadmaster Costloy was in
the village Monday.
Emmett Bennett was in town
Sunday.
L. J. New aid, of Gillett was in
town on business yesterday.
M. D. Jones came up from the
Siding yesterday.
John Carlson is putting in
cedar for Rusch Bros.
Land Agent Manning came up
on the special yesterday.
Messrs. Switzer and Bowman
were in town yesterday.
Rev. Sheyer held services
here Tuesday evening and Wed
nesday morning.
E. Raddant, the Shawano
Breweryman didbusinees in town
Tuesday.
O. H. Senglaub left for Mani
towoc Saturday evening for a
few days visit.
Norman Johnson Was in from
the trading post the later part of
the week.
Clerk of Court McGinley Went
to Crandon Thursday evening to
attend circuit court.
Herbert Harris is tending bar
at the Hotel Wabeno stand dur-
Landlord Moore's absence,
O. W. Scott left her > Tuesday
evening for his home near West
Bend, on business. Mr. Scott is
talking of selling his farm down
there and then to invest in prop
erty here.
Our burg was visited last Fri
day with a severe snow-storm ac
companied by thunder and light
ening, which certainly Was the
queerest storm that we ever have
witnessed.
Tin- Minstrel Show which Was
advertised to take place next
Saturday haw been postponed a
nether week, the same occurs on
March 21th. See "ad” in anoth
er column of this paper.
Mw-srs. Hoffman, Dickinson,
Moore, Traynor, Carlson, Vogel,
Bennett and Frits, who W ire
drawn to serve as jurors from
this place, started for the county
seat Monday morning Via, of Ca
vour, Goodwin Johnson taking
them up about two miles.
C. E. Dunn, who has been run
ning a barber shop at the Ex
change Hotel for some months
*
departed Tuesday for Sufing,
where he is going into the same
business. Mr. Dunn is a tirst
! class barber and We Wish him
success in his undertaking.
G. P, Dickinson and son Den
ton, of Eagle River, father ahd
brother of our enterprising trier
-1 chant, M. J arrived here FVida,V
Via, of Devour. It was a hard
mid tiresome trip and were well
tired odt on reaching hers. They
Will take charge of the store
while Merton is awuf-
Correspondence:
Gillett.
H. Anderson and family are
visiting in Chicago this week.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. J.
Melchoir on Saturday, a bounc
ing bab.v boy.
City Mayor Wescott, of Shaw
ano Sundayed in Giliett, guest at
the Chilson House.
Teachers' examination will he
held at the Gillett high school
(Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
March 17, 18 and 19, conducted
by Sup’t A. M. Boyce.
K. H. Greenthal, our promi
nent druggist, had the misfor
tune of losing a valuabe neck-tie
during the commotion at the
Chilson House Monday night.
He says he had a narrow es
: ca pe.
| Elsinore camp 1297, M. W. A.
will give an Easter dance at
their hall in Gillett Monday e
veiling, April .'!rd. Music will
be furnished by Nygard's Orches
tra. M. J. Greenthal and. Fred
Peterson will mauuge the affair:
supper will be ser al attbeChil*
soli House at o'clock. A
special invitation to neighboring
camps.
Wm. Peterman, a bachelor a
bout 48 years of age, was found
dead in his hol4.se three miles
from here by F. Bahnke, who
reported it to the authorities. A
coroner's inquest was hold by
Justice Finnegan and Dr. Pinch
Wednesday. The jury decided
that ihc unfortunate died from
exposure: he. was hurried from
the German Lutheran church
Hew liicky officiating. Descased
leaves a sister and brother in
Gillett and a brother in Bril lion,
who Was here to attend the
funeral.
Dr. Briggs, the old reliabP
dentist, will be at the Exchange
again on April 4th. See notice,
Notice.
I will be at the Exchange
Hotel, at Wabeno, Wis., on Tees* i
day, April 4th, 1899, prepared;
to do all kin Is of derm! work.
Dr. Fred W. Briggs,
< Jconto Falls, Wis. 1
I). D. Bath rick, of Chicago,
Treasurer of the Silver Lake
Outing Association, whs in tlffi
village Tuesday looking after;
business connected with Ins of
ffice. This Outing Association
Consisting of a club of thirty
members have purchased a tract
of 4ou acres of valuable la.nl
In sections 24, 91 and 26 adjoin
ing the beautiful Silver Lake,
seVcn miles front here, blit
will be only one and one-half
mile from the next Siatlon north
of here, when the foad is extend
ed. Th*'.v have it lirto Cottage and
intend builtti ng several nioVC the
coiAingf summer, Which will make
it one of the nicest Summer Ito
sortg in the country. It is pTob
abe that the entire club Will be Up
for a short outing expedition dtit>
ing th<-y> -sc m.
VOL. I. NO. 31.
Soo Line.
time tahi.k.
tuf. :;-l
Cavour,
East hoi nd. s ' and
Pacific Express .3:00
Mixed I rain • .0:13 nl
WEST HOUND.
: Pari fir Express lfiillfl
Mixed Train l:O0^H
W. .1. JONES. Ajjfli
Officers of 1 lie To\WI
Crandon.
w.
sup^H
(>. F. lolinsun WH|
I’oj'iy Tj-BH
•Mm Waite \HH|
< F 11. I >ail'*y ■§|
l' 1 . E. Cook .MB
W. A. Wescott .!■
C. T. H. Riggs
.). Mashamn “
School Officers.
A
TOWN Of UKANOO®||
L. S. Wilcox
Jos. Houle .Vice PiVs.
F. W. Marquardt.. Sink
!■ ■ v
C. G. HIMLEY,
Notary Public
WABENO. WISCONSIN.
Stop At—
Hotel Wabeno
T. f. MOCRE.' Prcpric or
tjunpls Room lA^taion.
tv A ME.NO. .... "Is,
First-Class. 4
j. w. pinch;
Physician and j#teon.
GILLETT. I WIS.
lit #
S(> cial oliculi.,ll
along the lv!ondyjß4)ivisioh ‘
of the ('. & S.
When in nefcl oi-
Farni, Draft x r
*- mil
Driving Hordes
go to jtß
L. J. NEWALD
The Reliable Horse Dealer.
GILLETT, \\ IStN&SIN,
Exchange Hotel
T. W. WADE A SON, Props, ml
f v*
A I,SO DKAI.KIH IN
Wines. |
Liquors. jt
Cigars^
& Etc.
WVIIENO, u'l8( o.N'Hiy,
Emil Birki3j
TcHSOrial Ar^Jß
Workmanship First CligJ
Ilniivuitihg shaVing and
pooljig done in the I test
•gMaMTili'l Wahent* Wf
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