Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], October 05, 1899, Image 1

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should reach us by Tuesday evening - to
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have to go over until the following
week.
WABENO CAMP, No. 0113, M. W. A.
Meets on the first and third Friday
'evening of each month, at Thomas
Moore's Hall, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting
neighbors are cordially invited.
V. H. Jobss, 0. G. HimleV,
V. C. Clerk.
C. & N. W. R’y.
Local Time Card.
North Bound.
tPassenger 7:42 a. m.
Mixed train 2:23 p. m.
C- South Bound.
fPassenger 8:50 a. in.
Mixed train 4:20 p. m.
t Wednesday and Friday only.
V.-H. Johns, Agent.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
E. 0. Woodbury, Sheriff.
H. G. Martin, Under-Sheriff.
P. Shay, Clerk.
A. E. Himley, Treasurer.
B. 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. Vanzile, Coroner.
COUNTY BOARD.
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T. J. Kane, Town of Crandon,
W. MclnniS, Town of Cavour,
P. Shay, Clerk.
OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF
CAVOUR.
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W. McINNIS ..Chairman
B. McGinley Supervisor
Wm. Tray nor “
H. W. Stew art Clerk
Jas. Stevenson. . . ..Treasurer
P. Hoffman Assessor
,C. G. Himley —Justice
0. H. Senglaub ........ “
H. W. Stewart........ “
,E. S. Naylor Constable
C&as. Swanson “
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SCHOOL OFFICERS
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Oi CAVOUK.
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C. G. Himley.... Pros.
Malchon McEachin Vice-Pres.
H. W. Stewart Sec.
Post Office.
Mail al'Hves at 2:2a p. h.
Mail closes at...... . .4 00 p. m.
Office -hours from 7:00 a. m to
p. in.
from 8.00 a, m. to
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IflßHcinn ani Surgeon.
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WINOQUA.
Warn co. .wib.
J. H.DAWLEY,
Physician and Surgeon,
Calls by wire given prompt
attention.
ANTIGO, - WIS.
H. (*. DRKIKR,
Attorney at Law,
Fire and Life Insurance.
Money to Loan on Real Estate.
Shawano, Wife;
Emil Birkle,
Tonsorial Artist,
Workmanship First-Class.
Haircutting shaving and sham
pooing done in the best manner.
Shop in Hotel Wabeno.
John Hughes,
-GUIDE-
For Hunting and Fishing Parties.
WILL MEET PARTIES AT DEPOT,
IF NOTIFIED IN ADVANCE.
Resort on Birch Lake; one-mile
from Laona Station.
Wabeno * Wis.
J. H. Delamater,
—Dealer in—
General Merchandise.
Goods Sold Cheap.
Give us a trial and be convinced.
Laona, - Wis.
PETER HOFFMAN,
Contractor and Builder.
Architectural P signs and Esti
mates made on all kinds of
Buildings, with or without
Material.
Lathing and Shingling a
Specialty.
Sat isfaction Guaranteed.
WABENO. WIS.
For Sale!
Two Cub Bears, three months
old, very tame and fond of play.
Call on or address, Hotel Wa -
beno. Wabeno, Wis.
A GREAT OFFER.
By special arrangement made
with the publishers of the Farm
Journal we are enabled to offer
that paper to every subscriber,
who pays for the Northern
Wisconsin Advertiser bne
year ahead, for orily *1.50. both
papers for the price of ours only:
our paper one year and the Farm
Journal from now to December,
1903, nearly 5 years The {'arm
Journal is an old established
pap*r, enjoying great popularity,
one of the best £nd most useful
farm papers published,.
jsgTThis offer should be ac
cepted without delay
WABENO. FOREST COUNTY. WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, OCT. 4. 18!l.
LOCAL LOOK'.
The boarding cars left today.
Circuit Court adjourned Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. E- F. Carter also paid the
town a visit.
Peter Hoffman, is still working
at the town hall.
Miss Grace Moorey, done some
shopping in town yesterday.
Emil Bii'ekle is on the sick list
we hope a speedy recovery.
Victor Johnson started work
ing for Tom Moore last week:
Joe. Wentz?*} Rusch's scaler
started for Stratford yesterday.
Miss Florry McCabe, left for
her home at Tigerton yesterday.
Mr. Leonard Zahn left for his
home at Rbedsvillet Thursday
last.
The men Serving as jurors
from this place arrived here safe
ly Friday last.
Mrs: Frank Carter of Carters
Siding done some shopping in
town Saturday. •
Mr. John Shawano of the In
dian settlbmeiß was in town Sat
urday afternoon.
John Weinert left for the Sid
ing last Monday to do some mas
on work for Martin.
Emil Birklo the barber return
ed Friday morning from his visit
at Janesville with his family.
Mr. Joseph left for his
home at West Bend, last Friday
where he intends to seek employ
ment.
Herman Schroedcr canie up
from Gillett, last Monday and he
intends working for Tom MooVe,
this winter.
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Mrs. John Gerhardt, left lust
Wednesday morning with the
special to visit with friends and
relatives at Harton, Wis.
Henry Hempel, started work
ing for Tom Moore last week.
He will hold the ribbons over one
of his new teams.
O. H. Senglaubs new house Is
nearly completed. ( And we unite
in wishing him happiness in his
new home.
Miss Benke, left Thursday last
for her home at West Bend, after
spending the summer months
with her sister Mrs. Win Sfiiden
sticker.
FOR SALE—-A good, heavy
logging team, with pair Of har
nesses good as new. For par
ticulars cab nl the Advertiser
office
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Tom Moore rjscieved two'teams
last Saturday from Newald the
ShaWano horse ’dealer Mr
Moore, is going to do some log
ging this Winter.
j oto Mqore s hew shed is going
up as rapidly to erect a wood
structure Tom will soon be. seen,
pushing his buggies in out of the
weather.
A * * V* . 1 . i. • ,
. Th<* ivoi k.pm A Bichardiort,
house is being rapidly .pushed
jby thfi contractor and his aiffny
of assistants he expects to move
lAtO his new building soon.
Wo s.mdorsiHnd IT. P. Harris,
has become a sharpshooU r. He
is a cracker jack at a Hat in tie
air or a rogster at ti e fair wh n
a man gets to be a good h-t then
he is supposed to join the eh p
shooters at Manila. How is ii
Herb.
The present coid weather, has
suggested to the editor the ide ,
that a little tire wood Would he a
very acceptiahle thing. Should
any of our delinquent subserib >rs
have an over supply of sail ar i
cle, we would lie pleased to have
them Civil around.
Clerk of the Court Harney
McGinley? reached home saMy
from Crandoit, Saturday {Jvehinj:.
He reports having a good but
very busy time. He will imme
diately assume his former duties
us a civil engineer in charge < f
this division. We lire all glad to
see Barney again.
Any person or persons destre
ing too borrow a gun. Will do
Well to call at our office and re
cieve full particulars regarding
the loaning and returning of
same. A {though We haye no guns
of our own to lend we Will cheer
fully tell you where to apply.
John Waite iind John -Anderson
both of Crandon have completed
the Setting of the telephone posts
between Crandon: and thife place.
As the stringing of the telephone
wire is being rapidly pushed for
ward. We hope to be able to
hold telephone communications
witli the good people of Crandon
in the near future.
E. O. Stolicker, whose trial
ended in the circuit court at Cran
don. Thursday evening Was found
guilty of “Manslaughter” in the
third degree by the jury and
sentenced by Judge Goodland to
a term of two years and six
months imprisonment, at hard
labor, in the state prison at Wau
pan; the first day to be solitary
confinement. The prosiciition
was conducted by District At
torney Hooper assisted by Sam
uel Shan, both of Crandon, and
the defence was represented by
Attorney Walker, of Rhinelander
and Attorney Eghei t Wyman of
Crandon.
Correspondence:
Crandon.
Court is over and now people
can go to w-ork
G. V FT Riggs, is putting a
stone foundation under his
house.
E. O. Woodbury is back after
taking E. Stolicker to Waupon,
to serve two and one half year
at hard labor.
Mrs. Milton StolikeV, has re
turned lo her home in Pennsil
vania.
Mrs. S. A. Gifford visited in
Clintonville for a f<*w days lust
week
The depot, at North Brandon,
was burgularized and a suit of
clothes for w\ Vanzi) was taken
along with all the money in the
drawer and the operators over
coat.
S. A. Gifford drove out to Pel
ican, Monday to bring in bis
wife.
w\ L. waite will build a hew j
barn on his hotel property inj
the near future
Robt A Edgar of Armstrong
Creek, is in town this week
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Messrs. Dresser hd given
i their residence anew cent of
j Belle City Ctothesßach,
Th most useful clothe rack over invented.
Can be used for four different purposes :
Ist, to stand ou floor in an upright posi
tion rs shown in cut. When so placed
this rack has a dryiug capacity of 45 feet,
-nd, to set up against the waif by the use
of two hooks. Wheil so placed it takes
tip very little room and has the same dry
ing capacity. 3rd, it can bo used for a
natrack when closed 4th, when closed
in a circle it can be Used for a baby yard.
Jor t his purpose alone tho rack is worth
its money. sth, it is very useful to place
in a semi-circle before the stove so as to
prevent children from nearing the fire
when left alone in a room. The rack is
made or light, dry basswood and must Ira
seen to be appreciated. If once in a house
hold, it will never be dispensed with.
4 q Zlt a J? ante<l J n nvr H * M * an(i county.
U rite at once for particulars and territory to
T. C. WAPEWITZ, Racine, Wis.
Br- ■•; -K *
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RACE:-, w:3.
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ohH HORSE 1 ’AI.Y/AGON~
DAIRY WAGONS,
DELIVERY WAGONS,
LIGHT SPRING WAGONS.
If you wich Liao . . .
BEST WORK.
for the . . .
LOWEST PRICE,
Write for doiicriptivo circular
and terms
For Sale!
A 25 horse power Birdkall Skid
Engine, as good as new, used
1 ,
about one year Will sell for
cash or take lumber in exchange.
K HMi t)T & Stork
Wabeno, Wis.
If you are in need of Letter
.Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes,
Business Cards or anything in
the Stationary line Vemrnibor
that we do such work at the “Ad
vbriiser” Office promptly, and
neatly, at rock bottom prices.
Satisfaet ion guaranteed or money
refunded Give us a trial.
Advertise in the AdvhutlkKr.
Fresh bologna utM. J. Dick
msori’H, also hams, bacon, etc.
He carries a full line of munit ions
of all softs and calibers. Tf you
deed ammunition of any sort call
and examine hi 4 * s*-. l<- and if in
need of clothing it will pay you
to examine Ids samples and learn j
his low prices on same
First come first served; So
march up and pay for the Adver |
tiser a year ahead This will se j
Cure that good litt le paper and I
the Farm Journal, for the the*
balance of 1H99 and nil of 1900, !
1901, 1902 and 1903, nearly five
years without any further pay
i Shall we hear from yon within
one week v
M J. Dickinson, has juiit re
I eieved anew supply of axes saws
! and othffr mi fid ware alfo build j
ing paper Cal* and ask hr* kce]
! his ahres which he is soiling at
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TIME TABLE.
Cavour,
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V‘. ( . Simpkins. Agent,
Officers of the Town of
Crandon.
and ■* Chairman
’• booth Supervisor
John RaVelle “
Giu i’m-h- , , .clerk
Henry Poppy- Treasure!
John h’rumm., Assessor
F. K. Cook lustier
L. W. Bliss “
C. TANARUS, IF Riggs “
S. L. Wliybrew *<
Joseph Houle Constable
Joseph Pomes “
G. H. Bailey “
School Officers.
TOWN Of CRANDON.
L. S. Wilcox Pres:
S. ,). Why brow Vice-Pros;
F. W. Marqinvhlt Sec:
C. (i. HIMLEY,
Notary Public
VVABKNO, WISCONSIN;
Stop At tStSI
Mote! Wabeno
T. F. MOC&C, Proprietor
f .
Sample Room In Connection.
WAIIKNO wis
First-Class.
J. W. PINCH,
Physician and Surgeon,
(iILLETT, WIS.
Spec ial iiUentioii jiaid to <‘alls
along the Klotidvke Division
ei the C. N. VV\ Ry line.
Exchange Hotel
T. W. WADF & SON. Props
U SO DEALERS IN
Wines.
Liquors.
Cigars
& Etc,
WAIIKNO. Wise oNsiN.
Chilson Motel
Formerly John House
WM.CHILSON. PHOE
Gillett Wisconsin
Building Re modeled,
Good Ae< otntno<lat ions.
Sample Room In ( onneetiori.
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