The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-02

ALEoK JOHNSTON came home for b.
Thanksgiving dinner, returning to Chi
cago the following day.
The cash in the county treasury i
getting low, but Mr.. DAIMLER will NEE
all demands upon him So usual.
THE first of the series of farmers in
stitutes for the winter was held at Rive
Falls on Monday and Tuesday.
CHARLES LULING Jun, and Clyd,
Sedgwick, both college studends, spen
Thanksgiving with their friends.
SOME twenty miles of water mains have
been laid in Green Bay for which there
was an outlay of S75, 900 for labor.
TIE Branch seems to be the only
place in the county in which school
patrons attend teachers meetings.
SUPr. DoNoHoE of the Lake Shore
Road was the guest of the editor of The
Lake Shore Times on Thanksgiving.
MISS HATTIE BACON has secured an
excellent position in the schools of Oak
Grove, Ills 1t is Chicago suburb.
W. J. TURNER of Milwaukee is one of
the attorneys employed for the defense
in the Chadek murder case at Amigo.
THE opera last Saturday night is said
| to have been an unusually fine thing,
though the attendance was very light.
The official publication of the proceed
ings of the county board will be COM
manced in the next issue of The Pilot.
QUITE q number of farmers came to
market last Thursday not knowing it
was legal holiday generally observed
| AN executive session of the Wisconsin
Teachers Association will be held at
| Madison, commencing on December u.
CALL on Lehmkuh] & Dicke if you
wish to buy good sewing machine they
keep large assortment constantly on
hand.
TEACHERS meetings have blossomed
out everywhere this month. If they be
kept moving now they will be fruitful Of
good.
o. ToRRIsoN has the sole sale for Man
itowoc of the Buffalo Flannels, warrant
ed not to shrink, and c.st value for the
| money.
HENRY M. TERMS, a brother of John
and August Terens of Mishicott. died at
his home in Pierce, Kewaunee county,
last week.
If all reports be true the owner of the
stranded barges at Kewaunee is utterly
devoid of heart and treated his men most
shamelessly.
PIANOS, Organs and Sewing Machines
sold on liberal and easy terms on install
nents payable every month at Lehmkuhl
| & Dicke's store.
FARMERS are disposing of considerable
quantities of dressed beef on the streets
of the city. Some of it is sold as low as
| three cents a pound.
0. ToRRIsoN has just received direct
importation from Bergen, Norway, of so
b rres of herring, the finest herring in
the land. Try them.
THOMAS HAYES, a Meme boy and one
of the best of 'em, and for some time an
engineer on the road, made Aanitowoc a
visit during Thanksgiving.
The Kate Bensburg Company gave a
concert at Turner Hall on Sunday even,
ing. 1t is pity that so excellent COM
papy was not better patronized.
THANKSGIVING day was quite generally
observed in this city. The banks and
majority of the business houses were
closed the greater part of the day.
The snow which came down in spite
full spits Oh Wednesday evening of last
week was a source of thanksgiving to the
little ones who owned hand sleighs.
THs steamer Sheboygan was laid up
on Sunday. This leaves only the pro-
pelIe:s Ludington and Depere in com
mission. They will run all winter.
II. T. L1EBENows store has been made
.he depository of the American Bible
| Society. Any in need of bibles can have
their wants supplied by calling there.
r. E. ARNOLD, a member of the West
Wisconsin Manufacturing Co. of Wilson,
St. Croix county, cousin of Fl. G..
hress, speut portion of last week in
This city.
TIE last day of November was beau
tiful one and if it was as is said, pre-
cursor of the weather for the remaining
days of winter, it will certainly be a
mild one
The reported find of deposits of coal
excitement and leading to no small
amount of speculation in land in that
vicinity.
A oRosIER costing $500 is to be pre-,
sented 10 Bishop Katzer of Green Bay
as Christmas gift by the several
branches of the Catholic Knights of
| Wisconsin.
A LARGE frame building to be used by
Madison s. Anderson as warehouse for
farm machinery is being erected on the
lot west of Fred Seeger's building on
| Commercial street.
THE store and residence OF Joseph
Keller at Chiltor was entered Sunday
night last, the family chloroformed and
the premises robbed of 1915 in cash and
about $500 in goods.
MAILS from the south now arrive at
IS in the morning (open at 7:OO and