(Eagle River Review September 23, 1897)
Word was received here, last Friday, of the accidental death of Ed. Hollander of Arbor Vitae. He was sawyer in the mill over there and was struck in the stomach by a board and died shortly after. His remains were taken to Anawa for burial. He was lead sawyer for Gerry Lumber Co's mill here for a number of years and left here last spring to accept a position with Ross Lumber Co of Arbor Vitae, where he has worked since that time. He leaves a widow and large family with no support except a policy in the M.W.A., which he took out a short time ago. He was a brother-in-law of Jas. Hughes, of this city.
Word was received here, last Friday, of the accidental death of Ed. Hollander of Arbor Vitae. He was sawyer in the mill over there and was struck in the stomach by a board and died shortly after. His remains were taken to Anawa for burial. He was lead sawyer for Gerry Lumber Co's mill here for a number of years and left here last spring to accept a position with Ross Lumber Co of Arbor Vitae, where he has worked since that time. He leaves a widow and large family with no support except a policy in the M.W.A., which he took out a short time ago. He was a brother-in-law of Jas. Hughes, of this city.
(Eagle River Review September 23, 1897)
Word was received here, last Friday, of the accidental death of Ed. Hollander of Arbor Vitae. He was sawyer in the mill over there and was struck in the stomach by a board and died shortly after. His remains were taken to Anawa for burial. He was lead sawyer for Gerry Lumber Co's mill here for a number of years and left here last spring to accept a position with Ross Lumber Co of Arbor Vitae, where he has worked since that time. He leaves a widow and large family with no support except a policy in the M.W.A., which he took out a short time ago. He was a brother-in-law of Jas. Hughes, of this city.
Word was received here, last Friday, of the accidental death of Ed. Hollander of Arbor Vitae. He was sawyer in the mill over there and was struck in the stomach by a board and died shortly after. His remains were taken to Anawa for burial. He was lead sawyer for Gerry Lumber Co's mill here for a number of years and left here last spring to accept a position with Ross Lumber Co of Arbor Vitae, where he has worked since that time. He leaves a widow and large family with no support except a policy in the M.W.A., which he took out a short time ago. He was a brother-in-law of Jas. Hughes, of this city.
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