The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-03-24

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THE heavy frost of Monday night made
shoveling on the railroad rather laborious.
QUITE a number of country schools
were without teachers on Monday and
Tuesday.
WILL WALKER has increased his weight
within the last few days from rejoicing.
A little girl.
PAT SULLIVAN has his hands full to
keep the snow off the side walk on Main
street bridge.
SUPT. VIEBAHN and Mr.. Raft tramped
it down from Two Rivers to this city on
Monday last.
A NEW man has been admitted to the
ring. Carl will give directions and they
must be needed.
RYDER travels in company with fierce
dog so as to protect himself against in
qurers for trains.
CHOICE Seed of all varieties of Stock
feeding Beets or Mangel Worzel at Ian
dreth's Seed store.
john NJ. READS mother delivered the
funeral Grafton of her son, and it is said
to be a very fine effort.
IT is said that Vennor has another
storm down for this week or next. 1t is
to be the boss one of the year.
AT the rate snow thaws, and with the
additions received so regularly, the first
of May will find abundance of snow.
THE report of the city clerk takes up a
good portion of this weeks issue. We
are glad that it comes but once year.
THE late snow storm did not block up
the streets in the city very badly. 1t did
its work well in the country, however.
THE Sheboygan & Fond du Lac rail
road is not yet open and has been showed
in since the snow storm of three weeks
ago.
LANDRETH has new variety of Seed
Oats, the Russian White, yields 100
bushels per acre under ordinary cultiva-
ton.
Rich & SILBER of Milwaukee have an
advertisement in this issue Of the Pilot
which it will pay our readers to look
over,
SUPT. VIEBAHN was to have an exam
nation at Kossuth on Tuesday but was
unable to reach that place on account of
snow.
THos. HALRoN of Cato has erected a
cheese factory on his farm in that town.
1t will be in charge of very competent
person.
GEORGE the snow ball, came to grief
Tuesday night and was locked up
George is often more sinned against than
SHINING.
WHO is the next man against whom
Carl will direct his guns? Let him pack
up and prepare to leave, Carl is now
dictator.
| BUSINESS men begin to think their cup
of affection is full. First failure OF
crops in the county and then snow
blockade.
FREEZE OUT and penny ante Eve
wouldn't bet cent on the correctness of
that world are the sources of amusement
these days.
A YOUNG man named Erick Erickson
who lately came to this country from
Norway, died In the second ward of this
city last week.
ABOUT twenty couple attended the
basket party given at Klingholz Hail OF
Saturday evening last and first class
time is reported.
4 STEAMER reached here from the south
on Monday. 1t would be good idea tc
have mail sent by steamers when the
roads are blocked.
THAT quaking mountain of gross
flesh boasts daily in his rounds of visits
to saloons, that kirwan's defeat is to be
attributed solely to him.
A GENTLEMAN suggests that the rail
road be turned over to Sandford during
the prevalence of stormy weather. Ht
would open it in short order.
AT the very best we must have a late
spring this year. 1t is now not far from
the first of April and there is an immense
quantity of snow on the ground.
Miss GUsTY BoETTcHER of Liberty i;
visiting friends in this city. The snow
storm forced her to protract her visit tC
a greater length than was at first in
tended.
LET Carl Haw Schmidt be appointed {
COMMITTEES CO one to make nomin atoms
for the democratic party. He claims tt
have that power despite assertions to tht
contrary.
Mn GUTTMANS, of the first ward, j:
a candidate for the republican nomination
for city treasurer. The honors lie be
tween him and Mr.. Gelbke the presen
incumbent.
WALL Paper, this seasons patterns, di
rect from the factory east, at the Frank
lin book store.