Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-11-19

7:30 a. m. to 7:45 p. m.
The Roller Skating Rink will be
open as usual Thursday evening.
ST. Paurs parish Guild meets Thurs
day evening with Mrs. R. l.. Potter.
Go and get prices on hanging lamps
at VIM. A. Beurbaus'. He has cut them
to the quick.
The calico party at the Roller Rink
last Thursday evening, was a grand sue
cess, and all seemed TO enjoy themselves.
Saturday afternoon from l to p. m.
the Rink will be open, and special
attention will be given to new beginners.
Admission free.
-Emmons Blaine, a son of James G.
Blaine, is one of the highly esteemed
Division Freight Agents of the Chicago
and Northwestern r. R.
"A fresh supply of the ID. d. Mallory
brand of oysters, the best in market, will
be kept during the season a. Euper and
Mayors Commission store.
On Saturday Frank Trzcinski pur-
chased the Kruger building, corner of
Main and Third streets, occupied by
Brown, Bros & Dobbratz. Price 81 200.
The first national convention of cat
tie men eyer held in this country began
its session in st. Louis, Monday. Nearly
every Western state and territory is
represented.
George Baker & Son, of Hustisford,
shipped yesterday to Wyoming, Illinois,
pair Of heifers, twins, from their blood
ed herd OF Devons The pair brought
1915.
There have been placed in Lincoln
park, Chicago, two fine polar bears from
the coast of Newfoundland, presented by
New Yorker, and delivered free by the
Vanderbilt roads.
Juneau, has been engaged tC deliver
series of about twenty lectures in Dakota
this coming winter, under the auspices of
the Western Bureau of Education.
The state board of health concluded
its session in Milwaukee Friday, after
compiling statistics which show the STAN
dard of health in the state as exception
ally high, and no epidemic prevailing
The prospectus of the Century
Magazine for 1885 will be found in
another column. The Century for the
coming year will offer greater induce
ments to its readers than ever before.
Martin johnson, in the town of
Hebron, raised over 800 bushels of POI
tatoes on less than one acre Of around. A
sample weighed pounds. He sold 200
bushels in Whitewater at 35 cents per
bushel
"A. B. Franklin and F. E. McDou-
gall, of Evart, Michigan, have rented the
Misegades Building on West Water ST.,
and will fix it over into skating rink
with the intention of opening up to
skaters in short time.
The Waukesha Wooden Mills were
destroyed ~ FIRE, Monday evening, in
volsing loss of SIS. 900, on which there
is only $50, 200 insurance. The mill was
the largest in the state and its destruction
will be keenly felt by business men and
operatives.
The cheese factory in Hebron is
receiving 5000 pounds of milk day.
The daily output is from seven to ten
cheese and "a pounds of butter The
Oak Hill cheese factory is making six
cheese and "a pounds of butter daily.
They receive about 5000 pounds of milk
per day
Mrs Loresta Crandall, widow of the
late Levi Crandall, living one mile west
of Hebron, was found dead 10 her bed
Thursday morning She was about the
house the day previous busted with her
work and retired at night in apparent
good health. Her death was probably
caused by heart disease
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was dull and weak, closing at
701ac for No. 2 spring, 7115 seller De-
cember and 1890 January. Flour was
quiet. Oats closed at 2534c corn at
4O1ac and rye and barley at 5234c.
Hogs were Zoe lower, ranging at 81 GOA
$50 Products were dull and lower
Sentinel 10.
The following are the complete
returns for the election of Congressman
in the First District
Caswell. Merton, Fargo
County. r. D. P.
Jefferson 1896 4,l45 2l2