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Home for sale by Burkett & Associates. brunch. Live entertainment on Red Man Supper Club, Hwy. town of Plum Lake’s centennial The Bear’s Den Bar & Grill, In Eagle River, Wis., on Hwy., 45 (also known as Wall St.), turn across from Fridays. Taking reservations for 45 N., Land O’ Lakes, Wis. (715) celebration Saturday, April 9. on Little St. Germain Lake, 1330 Ace Hardware store onto Silver Lake Rd., follow to Maple St. #612 Easter Sunday brunch. Take 547-3344. Winter hours: Fri., Sat. With our ad in the News-Review, Halberstadt Rd., St. Germain, (Most items excellent!) Collector’s car: Beautiful ’66 Dodge Dart convertible (must see!). Hwy. 70 East to Rangeline Rd. & Sun. open at 4 p.m., dinners at we will offer $2 off any appetizer Wis. (715) 479-4326, ext. 306. Outdoors, etc.: lawn furniture, screen tent, snowblower, lawn tractor, 100' retractable North, Eagle River — on the fa- 5 p.m. that night. Happy 100th birthday, Serving appetizers, burgers, hose, yard tools, ladder, chain saw, leaf blower, tools, flower pots, cement garden baskets, Shop Vacs, dolly, hardware, plumbing, electrical & more! Sporting: (WI gun laws apply.) mous Eagle Lake, part of the Riverstone Restaurant & town of Plum Lake! chicken sandwiches, deli sand- Marlin 30/30, Rem. 20-ga., Westpoint .22, (2) BB guns, air rifle, outboard motor, tree stand, Eagle River Chain of Lakes. (715) Tavern, 219 N. Railroad St., Whitetail Inn, 9038 Hwy. 70 wiches, dinners & kids’ menu. Fri. bike carrier, old water skis, fishing items, life vest, toboggan, lovely pool table (cost nearly 479-4411. See our ad in this Eagle River (two doors from W., St. Germain. Reopening for fish fry starting at $9.99. Home- $2,000), etc. Home: tables, chairs, bedroom set, sectional sofa, entertainment center, week’s Trader. chamber). Meet your friends and the season Fri., April 15. Open made pizzas nightly. Happy hour glass display case, dresser, bed, elec. fireplace w/oak cabinet, love seat, rocker/recliner, file cabinets, shelf units, cabinets, ice-cream table & chairs, cast-iron wood burner, new Fibber’s Bar & Restaurant, family at Riverstone and enjoy re- Fri.-Sun. at 4 p.m. Great food, every day, all day, $2.50 beer or radio, new amplified antenna, dehumidifier, TVs, double VCR unit, new DVD player, fax on Big St. Germain Lake. 8679 ally good food prepared quickly great friends & don’t forget our rail. machine, paper shredder, typewriter, record albums, many pictures, mirrors, lamps, bed- Big St. Germain Dr. Open 6 days and served by professionals who Double Bubble happy hour from Eagle River Inn & Resort, ding, linens, rugs, pots, pans, kitchen utensils, cook & other books, sm. appliances, lug- a week at 11 a.m. Closed Tues. care. We want you to feel at home 4-6 p.m. Make your reservations on the Eagle River Chain of gage, handicap items, fan, dress form, Xmas items, games, puzzles, many silk flowers & bouquets, pretty flower pots, perfume bottles, music boxes & more! Antiques/col- Nightly specials and full menu. feel comfortable . have fun today for our Easter Sunday Lakes at the Watersmeet Lake lectibles: cast-iron stove, lovely glass & dishes, figurines, knickknacks, silver coffee pot Sunday is all all-you-can-eat and enjoy that
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