Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], October 26, 1899, Image 1

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P All cnmihuhicailriTis for puhiii-atinn
sj- iu!ti re:>eh tis by Tuesday even ing to
lasuw.' a jalHciJ iu the currant issue.
. T oaimunii-a i ions received aft-, r that will
have trfp-o over until the following 1
Week.;
jIVABENO CAMP. No. 6113, 11. W. A.
■.JTeets on the first and third Friday
evening of each month, at Tho-uas
Moore% Hall, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting
neighbors are cordially invited.
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rluocajj Time Card.
North Bound
|s*;seiiger 7:42 a. m.
M&od’train.. * . .2:25 p. m.
L%* South Boun x
IPassengcr, 8:50 a. m.
jjixedMrain 4:20 p. in.
and Friday only.
| "V. H. Johns, Agent.
| 'county officers.
I S' ,
E. O.'woodbury, Sheriff.
H. G: Martin, Under-Sheriff.
P. Shay, Cleric.
|L E. Himley, Treasure r.
B. MgGlNley, Clerk of Cor. t.
O. F. 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. STanzile, Coronor.
COUNTY BOARD.
T. J. Kane, Town of Crandon,
m. Mclnnis, Tow nof Cavour,
P. Shay, Clerk.
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OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF
CAVOUR.
W. Mclnnis.. .*. .Chairman
J3. McGinley... .... .Supervisor
Wm. Tray nor ....... “
H. W. Stewart Clerk
Jap. S vkvsnisoil. —Treasurer
Hoffman.. Assessor
tl G. Himley Justice
O. H. Senglaub “
H. W. Stewart “
E. S. Nay'lor Constable
Cbas. Swanson:
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
TOWN G£ CAVOUR.
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H. W. Stlnvart Sec.
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J. H. HAWLEY,
Physician and Surgeon,
Calls by wire given prompt
attention.
ANTIGO. - WIS.
H. 0. DREIEB,
Attorney at Law,
Fire and Life Insurance,
Money to Loan on leal Estate.
Shawano, Wis.
Emil Birkle,
Tonsorial Artist,
Workmanship First-Class.
Haircutting shaving and sham
pooing done in the best mr nner.
Shop in Hotel Wabeno.
John Hughes,
-GUIDE-
For Hußtinsr and Fishing Parties.
WILL MEET PARTIES AT DEPOT,
IF NOTIFIED IN ADVANCE.
Resort on Bird. Lake, one-mile
from Laona Station.
Wakkxo * Wis,
J. H. Delamater,
—Dealer in—
General Merchandice,
Goods Sold Cheap.
Give us a trial and be convinced.
Laona, - Wis*
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PETER HOFFMAN,
Contractor and Builder.
Architectural Designs and Esti
mates made on uii kinds of
Buildings, with or v/itliout
Material.
Lathing and Shingling a
Specialty.
Satisfaction Guaranteed;
WABENO, WIS.
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• ADVICE AS 70 FATENTA3IUTY g*PS t
• Notice lu “Inventive Ase” IsiKkls H 9 (
■ Hook “Howtoobt'aiil'nttcts” a J '
' Charges moderate. No fee till potent is seenred. j
i-Uero stiiot!? conudential. Address. 1
?. fc. SIGGEriS, Fater.t Lawyer. Washington, 0 C. j
For Sale!
Two Cub Bear.', three months
old, vd'- v ta’ee and fond of (day.
Call on or address, Hotel Wa -
\x ro. tVabeno, Wis.
For Sale!
A 25 horse power Birdsall Skid
lEllgine, as good as new, used
rjxmt one year Will sou ior
cas i or take litmirer in exchange*
Schmidt & Stork.
Wabeno Wis.
i tVuntcd: FYcra IP \d 20 good
hjfood to ulcaf iand and
’ cut cordwooth .Term. 1 - ijix ml.
ykpply |o Chns Switzer, Carter*
WABEKO, FOREST COUNTY, WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 1801).
County Boar 4 Proceedings..
Special Meeting..
(Continued.)
Crandon, Wis., Aug. 4, 1809.
1 o’clock p. m.
4th. That the Germania Land
and Loan Cos., plaintiff, pay as a
reasonable and just proportion
of its taxes, for the year 1896,
sale of 1897, fifty cents on the
one dollar cL the face of the cer
tificates, on all lands located in
range eleven [ll,]4and seventy
cents on the one dollar on the
face of the certificates, on all
lauds located in all ranges, in
said county east of range eleven
[ll,] in all amounting to the stun
of , and that the plaintiff re
cover the sum of thirty dollars,
costs in said action. The above
statement is respectfully sub
mitted to the county board of
Forest county, by said officers
of said eoonty, as an equitable
adjustmrnt of the matters at issue
between said plaintiffs and said
def undents'* and as being in their
judgment lor the best interests
of said county.
Signed,
A. E. Co. Treas.,
P. Shay, County Clerk,
J. F. Hooper, Disk Atty.,
Committee.
The following resolutions were
presented and on motion adopt
ed.
Resolved, That the county of
Forest appropriate the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollars,
for the purpose of making ex
hibits of its agricultural and
garden produce, at the county
fairs ofwlie state of Wisconsin,
during the fail of the year 1899,
and that such exhibits be made
under the direction of the board
of said county.
Resolved, That all hinds
owned by the county of Forest,
in ranges nine [9,] ten [lo] and
eleven [ll] in Oneida county, and
all l.ands owned by said county
in the-plat of the village of Wall,
Forest county, be offered for sale
in the office of the county troas
urerjnn the court house, in the
village of Crandon, in said coun
ty-, on the 4th day of September,
1899, at 2 o’clock in the after
noon, the county reserving the
right to accept or reject any and
all bids that shall be made.
The work of moving the wood
jslied Was awarded to George
Bailey, for the sum of 896.87.
On motion bound adjourned
sine die. J *
P. Shay, Cos. Clerk, /
Forest County, Wis.
Notice. *
Now is the time to secure your
fall and'winter footwear, and if
0
in need of anything of that s-vt
you can save money by calling
and examining M. j. Dickinson,s
stock of goods, as he just receiv
ed a full line of rubbers, over
shoes and maekanaw socks.
Dr. Wood, Physician and Sur
geon, Wabeu , Wis.
. Jack McGuire and Charles
Switzer were up from Carter last
Tuesday.
LOCAL LOGIC.
Moore- Bros, lost a valuable
horse Friday morning
Dr. Wood made a professional
call at Carter Saturday.
Mrs. Bowman, of Carter did
some shopping in town Friday.
John McDonald was down from
Laona Friday.
Cl ms. Townsend went down
the line last week.
John Traynor returned here
a
Tuesday,
Dr. Pinch was up from Gillett
yesterday.
Mr. Ramsdell is assisting I-T.
S. Harris at the depot during the
illness of Mrs. Johns.
Would it not be a good idea to
have railing put on the bridge
west of town.
Carl Bonike and family moved
to Wabeno to make that their
future home.-—Democrat.
John Carlson is busy lathing
and plastering his house: Wm,
Brigham is assisting him.
Miss Katie Hughes is working
at John's; Mrs. Johns being
quite ill.
Jack and friend were up Tues
day to make a purchase. Jack
was successful but his friend fail
ed.
Mrs. Tlios. Moore and daugh
ter Madgie went to Fon du Lac
to visit Mrs. Moore's parents at
that place.
Herman Masbamn of North
Crandon and Miss Helen Benike
of this city will be married
shortly. Pilots
Ed. Moore was. at Shawano
the latter part of lust week and
bought a horse in place of the one
recently lost.
M. J. Dickinson re turned from
Chicago, where he had been to
place orders for some more new
goods, Monday,
Hugh Traynor left last week
for Spalding, Michigan, near
which place he intends to work
in the woods this winter.
Supervisor Traynor and E. F.
Carter were in town Monday.
Mr. Traynor and crew are work
ing on the new road, which was
recently laid out at Carter.
The editor of the Shawano
Volksbote, (Violinus Orgelmann)
and Rev. E. G. Junghans of
Belle Plaine were i'ti town last
Tuesday.
Engineer McGinley went down
the line to do .- ome surveying for
the company, Monday. James
MeKi trick and Neil McArthur ae
companbd him to assist in the
work.
H. A. Wegner has leased of
Thos Moore the lot ad joi ring
Tony Fritz s dwelling on Cavour
A.. and p putting up a he.i'd’rg
in which he will star* a meat
market.
The funeral of the lad. Thomas
Wade took place Saturday last
t 10 o’clock in the forenooh; the
remains being laid to rest in
Forest Hill Cemetery, one and a
half mile north-east of this vil
Correspond nee:
Crandon.
Mrs. Jane McAitain has boui
quite ill the pa w week.
J. E. Anderson transacted bus
iness in town Saturday.
w. L. Waite has the foundation
of his new barn complete and
has begun to raise the building.
Al. Dean has the framework f
his house up and is hustling to
get moved txfforo snow Hies.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Helm of
Edgar this state are visiting with
the formers sister, Mrs. A. E.
Himley.
Chairmen Kane of North Cran
don and Mclnnis of Armstrong
Creek attended a commits v meet
ing of County board Saturday.
Laona.
Mrs. Delamator made a trip to
wabeno Friday afternoon.
J. H. Delama ter was to toahono
Tuesday.
The railroad company has a
crew of painters painting the de
pot and section house.
John Hughes and son Joi ry
returned from Gillett Friday,
with two teams, which they pur
chased while there.
The new telephone line b< -
tween the county and here is now
complete and works like a charm.
The local office is in J. H. Dcla
mator's store. Messrs. Hawes
and walker are busily engaged
'n extending the line to wabeno,
A CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank our friends
who so kindly rendered us their
assistance during the illness and
last sad rites of our husband and
father.
Mrs. Tnos. Wade and family.
NEW LOTS IN NEW
TOWNS.
Merchants, Doctors, Lawyers
and all clashes of
business or trade, who are look
ing to a change of location, will
find It to their material advant
ag ) to secure their new locations
at one of the new towns oil the
lines now being constructed by
the Chicago & North-Western
Kailwuy. They are iu sections
of the country that have hitherto
been without adequate railroad
and proper rmirk ( t facilltcs
The surrounding country is
enormously rich, and the towns
are all bound to he thrifty ajnd
-prosperous. Any ol them will
prove u £urr money maker for
speculation or business location.
These town are all owned and
managed bv the Railroad Cum
puny, and the original low prices
still prevail iu-to inducement to
settlement^
Fur prieesßrnd particulars up-*
j ply
.1. F. CLEVELAND,
Land Commissioner,
Chicago A Nor th-W< •stern Kail
way Company, Chicago. i ( ,
YOL. 2. NO. 11.
Soo Line.
TIME TABLE.
Cavour.
EAST BOUND.
Atlantic Limited feo.i a. m 1
bocal Tl:is p. ui.
WEST BOUND.
Pacific Limited 12:43 a. In.
f"- ala. m<
C. C. SiMi’KiNs, A pent i
O.'iicers of the Town of
Cr.ndon.
T. J. Kane.. Chairman
B. .i Sooth Supervisor
John RaVelle "
Wm. Turk , Clerk
Hen ry 1 ht] >py Treasurer
John Ki’umm..r.Y. „. ..Assessor
F. F. Cook ’. .... Justice!
L. W. 81i55............. “
C. T. if. Rig.:s.. ......... “
S. Ij. Whybrew......... t
Joseph ! louic Constable
Joseph Pomes. “
G. H. Bailey
Sdiool Officers^
TCIwN of CHlXrrfaoN;
L. S. Wilcox.,. Pros,
S. J. NVhyiuvw V.ice-Pres;
i l ’. \\. Marje;wdt Seo
C. Q. HIMLEY,
Notary Public!
WABENO, WISCONSIN,
Stop At—
Hotel Wabend
T. F. MOCRE. Proprietor
Sample Room In Connection.
WABENO WIS
First-Class.
n-,1- in HIT- run r in iinniiirinnm—^^^
J. W. PINCH,
Piiysician and Surgeon.
A '
OII.LU’iT, Wlit,
Special attontion paid to calls
along the Klondyke Division
of the c. & N. W. R’y line,
.. mn ■■■■■■■—■—■ *
Exchange Hotel*
T. W. WADE & SON. Props.
ALSO DB U.EBS IN
Wines.
Liquors,
Cigars
& Etc,
WABENO, WISCONSIN.
Chilson Hotel
Formerly John House.
W.tt.CHILSON. PROP.
Gillett , - Wisconsin
Building Re- uodelcd,
Good AccojiiimxlationH,
Sample Room In Connection
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