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OLIVER SOON WILL HIVEBUS SERVICE.Oliver, Wisconsin, that famous little play-ground for thirsty folk, now has high promise of an efficient bus service between the end of the trolley line at New Duluth and the oasis across the river, back of the big steel plant.The city commissioners in Duluth refused to license a bus service proposed by three foreign gentlemen. That meant walk, walk, walk for bibulous boys not owning their own Henry Fords.Now comes Hon. Charles Rebek with a promise that he will establish a first-class bus service and conduct same through a Wisconsin corporation, thereby making it an' interstate matter and entirely beyond the jurisdiction of the carping commissioners in the so-calledCity of Virtue. 'Very recently, the mayor of Oliver accepted a position at tending bar in an Oliver saloon. This, indeed, will be a sight worth going many miles to see. Those who wish to behold a real, live mayor, wearing a white apron and wiping rhe mahogany after serving drinks, will be able to gratify their curiosity in a certain Oliver irrigation emporium. ,It has been suggested that Hon. Hr. Rebek can make a hltr and bring much trade to his own door by hiring the municipal judge in Oliver to drive his busses.. me*' •* a « a” • a w m aa .1 1 y * . k m
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The Duluth Rip Saw

Duluth, Minnesota, US

Sat, Apr 12, 1919

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