Newspaper Article:  Fairview News, 17 Jan. 1913, Burnett Co., Wisconsin

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Fairview News

Have you heard of that Danbury-Spooner railroad?  Might as well talk
about that as anything else these cold days.  It is just as exciting as
scandal and less harmful.

Roy Long is in Chicago on business.

George Love and Naomi Hoyt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hoyt, were
married by Justice W. E. Turner at his office, Saturday morning (11
January 1913).  Quite a number of relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony.

The long winded Pagel-Basler land contest is reported to have been
finally decided in favor of Mr. Pagel by the Department of the
Interior.  This probably ends the matter.

The Gilbert Lee planing mill has started up on Section 16.

--Taken from the Spooner Advocate, Spooner, Washburn Co., WI, 17 January 1913