Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], November 02, 1899, Image 1

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.(’. (!. HIMLEY. PUBLISHER.
'* *? W'rtt %TO CONTRIBUTORS.
Co.V .S!"3H<'ATIOX> 4 tUis j.-v.vV
V ;uWc!>sjk.-.d {•**tl!‘ N->;.
' f A in’ Auvvr.'nsKH. Whl>eno. Wis..
dnd BucVns arc for pcl>ttcr,tlo v u*<hoiild
£*!* this , ;■> ;:s w i•■■!
hauie. No aisoHviuons cosnmimimtinns
will bo printed in this pip, , auk- ; sie
e impanjcd by the real nai:; nhUh
may or may not be printed uee< Alin:, to
the wish of the writer. i
All fo:amimi..at; a- pu" ica'. ion
should reach us by Tue.-.day evening to ,
insure a place in the currant .ue.
>' oinipjunications received after ihat'will
have to go over until the following.!
week.
M'AUEKO CAMP, No. 0113, M. W. A. :
Meets on the first an;l third Friday ]
'evening of each month. ;it Th ■ :::;s '
Mixfcv's Hall, at 7:3;) p. m. Visiting
neighbors are cordially invited.
V. H. Juijxp. C. G. llimi.
V. C. Clerk.
G C, &H. W. R’y.
Local Time Card. -
North Bound.
fPassenger 7:42 a. m. !
Mixed train 2:25 p. m.
South Bound.
t Passenger 8:50 a. m.
Mixed train 4:20 p. m.
f Wednesday and Friday only,
k V. H. Johns, Agent.
’ COUNTY OFFICEIIS.
BT'O. WoobBURY, Sheriff,
-H. G. Martin, Under-Sheri;/.
P. Shay, Clerk.
A. E. Himley, Traasur. r. I
B. McGINLEY, Cleric of Court.
J. F. Hooper, Distri ; 2 :,"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.
T. J. Kane. Town of Civ a Jon,
W. McINNIS, Town of Crv • ..r,
P. Shay, Ca rk. I
OFFICERS OF TKE TOWN OF
CAVOUR.
W. Mclnnt.4 Chair*> an
B. McGikeey ....... Supervisor
Wm. Traynok “
H. W. Stewart Clerk
Jas. Stevenson Treasurer
r> . Hoffman Assessor
'C. G. Himley .Justice
0. H. Senglaub “
H. W. Stewaf ‘
3. S. Naylor .Constable
Chas. Swanson “
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
town o£ CAVot r.
C. G. ILx e'• ........... Pi. .
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H. W. STBWAKT Sec.
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icsFOaice.
■ Mail arrives at...... .2:23 p. mi
lose: 1 . .4:' o •
ft nine hjjurl from 7:00 a. m. to
8:00 p..gu f
a. an to 12:
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f.IL j'JUN P. M.
M. .T.. brCKINSON, .
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PhvsfctaflLip.c Surgeon,
Cnlist l,v IfHe'tgtven pr owl*
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VILAS GO , WTb
J. H. DAVVLEV.
Physician and Surgeon,
Calls by wire givemprompt
attention.
ANTiGO, - WIS.
H. <l. DEEIEB,
Attorney at Law,
Fire and Life Insurance.
Money to Loan on Real Estate.
Shawano, Wis.
—W* r; vaa?yi<vawwa— f*vrip*waw—
Emil Birkle,
Tonsorial Artist,
Workmanship First-Class.
Haircutting shaving and sham
pooing done in the best manner.
Shop in Hotel vYabeno.
John Hughes,
-GUIDE-
For !!ntt::?sT arid Ffslilng Parties.
WILL MEET PARTIES AT DEPOT,
IF NOTIFIED IN ADVA;g:E.
lioaort on 85m.1i Lalre, one-mile
from Laona Station.
Wa’:eso * Wis.
R’jrrsr-r - rr.v ■. .t, g• •: v=nrvgv.. , rir mt/ 1 awl >a -<crma
J. H. Delamater,
—Dealer in—
G: Werdiandice,
Goods Sold Cheap.
Give us a trial and be convinced.
Lsaca, - Wis.
PETUIt HOFFMAN,
Contractor and Builder.
Architectural Designs and Esti
niat 'S made on all kinds of
Buildings, with or without
Material.
Lathing and Shingling a
Specialty.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WAI SNO, WIS.
meTt n IMS' as* DESIGNS
U fc t __ JU Li W OETAi'.ED
Aov.ce as to patentability F ! r^E n Er B
.otkc ia “Inventive Ajfe’’ tiJLf • c?a Hj
Boult “llow to obtain Patents” g £_ „Tk-H
duxr<jc* mnfamtr. No fee tin patent is secured.
Letters strictly confident!:*!. Address,
E. G. SIGCEtiS, Pat’nl 1.-rwjcr. ’'.ishingion, 6. C.
* *• A . 4 ft it fi r AAA fi e ri l A. a a a a . *
W -t 1: Prom 10 to 20 good
v d-T: ppers to clear land and
cut cordwood. Terms liberal.
■ arter,
Wis.
For SaSel
Two Cub Bears, three months
old, very tain rn 1 fond of play .
Call on or address, Hotel Wa
bero, Wub ad, Wis.
For Sale!
| A25 horse power Birdsall Skid
| En/ine< ;;s good as new, used
about one year. W ill sell for
taka urnb t in exchaogc.
WABENO. FOREST COFNTY, WISCONSIN. THFRSDAY, NOV. 1899.
County Board Proceedings.
Special Meeting.
Crandon, M r is., Sept. 25, 1899.
10 o'clock p. m.
County board of Forest county
met pursuant to call and called
to order by T. J. Kano, chairman, j
All members present. The clerk
i ben read the following call.
Armstrong Creek, Wis.
Sept. 15, 1899. j
To P. Shay,
Cos. Clerk of Forest Cos. Wis. I
Sir: — We respectful' y/ lie
quest you to call a special meet
ing of tne county board of Forest
county for Monday, Sept. 25th,
at 10 o'clock a. m M for the pur
pose of taking into consideration
the selling of all lands in ranges
nine [9,] ten [lo] and eleven [ll,]
now owned by said county, and
such as hereafter may become
county lands in said ranges, and
for such other business as may
legally come before the county
board'll t said meeting.
In pursuance of which the
county clerk issued the following
call for a special meeting;
To the Chairman, Town of .
In pursuance of a written re
quest signed by a majority of the
members of the County Board of
Supervisors, of Forest County,
Wis.
You are hereby notified that a
special meeting of said board will
be held at the court house, in the
village of Crandon, in said coun
ty, on the 25th, day of
1899, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the question
of selling all lands in ranges
nine [9,] ten [lo] and eleven [ll,] j
now owned by Forest county, ’
and such as may hereafter be
come county lands and such!
other business as may come be- 1
fore the county board at such
time.
; , . / ! - ,
On motion board adjourned un
til 1 p. m.
1 p. m.J Board met pursuant
to adjournment and called to or
der by T. J. Kane, chairman.
All members present.
The following resolutions word
presented and on motion adopted
I all members voting “aye.”
Resoved, By the board of fiu
qervisors of Forest county, that
said county sells all ti t* land?
h id by said county on tax deed,
and all lauds tb it shall sabse
quently oe held by said county,
on tax deeds that are situate in
the following numbered town/
ships: thirty-five [35,] thirty-six
[Bo,] thirty-seven [37,] thirty
eight [3B,] thirty-nine [B9,] forty
[id,] forty-one and forty-two (42)
north, and ranges nine (9.) ten
(10) and eleven (11) east, said
lauds to bo sold at $7,90 for each
and every description?! provided
511 lands are conveyed at the
same Time and to the same
parties.
Pursuant to a resolution, duly
adopted and for value received
the county board of supervisors
of Forest county, Wisconsin,
j hereby gives to the Land and
Loan Cos., a corporation of Mer
rill, Wis., the oxeluisive option
of purchasing at any time within
<SO days from the date hereof foi
seventeen and one-half cents pel
acre all - the lands held by said
Forest county, on tax deed and
situate hi townships number, 85,
36, 87, 38, 39, 40, 41 and 42 of
ranges 9, 10 and 11 east.
(To be continued.) “A /
LOCAL LOUIE.
Mrs. Wade and daughter Mamie
returned, here Thursday.
Pat Corcoran is busy shipping
cordwood to Chicago markets.
Chas. Shirm is hauling wood
to town to-day.
Engineer McGinley is working
at Kaukuana this week.
Peter Hoffman transacted bus
iness at Carter to-day.
Mrs. Bowman is in the village
to-day.
Dr. Wood, Physician and Sur
geon, Wabeno, Wis.
Miss Mary Masbaum, of North
Crandon arrived here Wednesday
to visit her brother Herman.
Moore Bros, have commenced
logging, having about 15 men at
work in the woods.
Mr: and Mrs. O. H. Senglaub
returned from their Manitowoc
trip last week.
Louis and John Mu mm came
up from near Br'llian and have
gone to work for Rusch Bros.
Ye editor transacted business
in the southern part of the state
the past week.
Gen'l Land Pierce, of Mil
waukee sold real estate at this
place Wednesday.
OoL Bennett of Chicago is in
the villagxs and is out looking
land with land agent Richard soli
to-day.
Conductor PresgraVe has re
sumed his position as conductor
on this branch. we are all glad
to see you ngjuii, Pres.
H. A. Wegner lias completed hit,
building and opened a meat mar
ket.. He undarstands the bnsi-1
ness, patronize him.
Mrs. Moore and daughter M d
giej who have boon visiting rela
tives at Foil du Lac, vetbrnod
home to day.
It is expected that the tele
phone line between Crandon and
here will he complete by Satur
day. The line is now O. K. be
tween Laona and herd.
AH Woodmen of this Camp who
have not paid their assessment
for October must do so on or be
fore Saturday mam us they must
then go forward to head camp.
First come first served? so
march up and pay for the Adver
tiser a fear ahead. This will se-
I cure ting, good little paper and
'the Farm Journal, for ih<* the
balance of 1809 and all of 1900,
1901. 1902 and 1903? nearly five
: years* without any further pay.
| Shall we hear from you within
; one week?
Correspondence:
Crandon.
Grand Chief Templar Clarke of
the I. O. G. T. gave a lecture at
the court house Tuesday to a
largo audience.
Messrs. Boyington and Fas
binder were hauling oats and po
tatoes from A. IC. Himley'\s farm
Monday.
Elmer Himley, a brother of A,
E. Himley, who has been visiting
here for some \weks returned to
to his home at London, this state,
B.tlu.
Fred Schmidt came up from
West Bend yesterday, to look af
ter the linn's mill and lumber
business. He was accompanied
by Mr. Pick, who will take in
the hunting season.
__
Notice.
Now is the time to secure your
fall and winter footwear, and if
in need of anything of that sort
you can save money Ip calling
and examining M. J. Dickinson,s
Stock of goods, as lit' just receiv
ed a full line of rubbers, over
shoes and tnac'kr.uuw socks.
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| With the publishers of the FARM
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who pay* for the Northern
; Wisconsin Advertiser one
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NEW LOTS IN NEW
■ TOWNS.
Merchants, Doctors, Lawyers
and all classes of profession,
business or trade, who ure look
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find it to their material advant
ago to secure their new location
at one of the new towns On the
lines ndw being constrncU'd by
the Chicago North-Western
Railway. They are in sections
of the country that have hitherto
been without adequate railroad
and [Toper market facilites.
The surrounding country is
enormously rich, ami the towns
are all bound to be thrifty and
prosperous. Any of them will
prove a sure money maker for
speculation or business location.
These town are all owned and
managed bv tha Railroad Corn
puny, and the orlginal^low prides
still prevail as an ihdacetnpnt i<>
settlement.
For prices-uikl particulars up
ply to,
.1 F CLEVELANIk
Land Commissioner,
Chicago A: North-'Western Kail
way Company. Chicago.
VOL. 2. No. 12.
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Local 11:18 p. m.
WEST HOUND.
Pacific Limited m:; a . in.
fo°oal l:'>8 a. in.
. (A C. SiMruixs, Agent.
Officers of the Town of
Crandon.
T. J. Kano Chairman
B. S. 800th... Supervisor
John Ravelin “
Wm. Turk .Clerk
Henry Poppy Treasurer
J<>hn Krumm Agsessof
F. E. Cook Justice
L. W. Bliss “
G T. ,li. Rig-rs “
S. L. Whybrew “
Joseph Houle Constable
Joseph Pomes "
G lli Bailey “
School Officers.
TO.vN (!■;' GRANDOX.
L. S. Wilcox I res.
S. J. Whylnvw Vice-Fres
F. W. JVlarqinrdt Sec.
C. G. HIMLEY,
Notary Public
Wabeno. Wisconsin,
Stop
Hotel Wabeno
T. F. MOCRE, Proprietor
Scdple Room !n Connection.
WAItKXO win
Pint-Class.
J. W. PINCH,
Physician and Surgeon.
WILLETT. • WIS,
Sjx c ial attention paid to calls
mlom'/ Hio K lon dyke Division
of iho V, & N. W. ll’y line.
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