Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-01-16
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Go to ]. Fornorook & ca. for dry
pine slabs. Yard opposite Gas works.
*. Ell Bennett, the new county clerk,
has appointed O. F. Stoppenbach his
deputy.
New wood yard, at Northwestern
depot. Good maple, Sc. so per cord. Leave
orders at P. ]. Euper's.
Speaker Mills has appointed Louis
w. Kruger, Jr., Of this city, one of the
messengers ia the assembly this winter.
Mrs. Breese, located on Fourth street,
one block south of Main, with "roasters'
and other useful articles, asks your pat
ouage.
Mrs Rssalier Kruger, wife of Julius
Kruger, died'atC Columbus, Monday, jan.
Z. Mrs. Kruger before being married
was resident of Johnson's Creek.
THE REPUBLICAN subscribers can be
suppIied with either The Weekly Mil
waukee Sentinel or The Weekly Chicago
Inter Ocean at seventy-6ve cents year.
The St. Paul Railway company has
raised the wages of It's conductors on
branch lines from 5000 to 81 900 per year,
and on main lsnes from 81 900 to ST 200
per year.
.-Ex-Sheriff John D. Bullock has re-
moved to his handsome home at John
sons Creek, after two years of faithful
service to the people in the most impor-
tant office in the county. "Well done,
good and faithful servant"
President Hicks, of the Wisconsin
Press association, has received letter
from Murat Halstead, es The Cincinnati
ton to deliver an address before the Wis
,consin editors at Madison, January "a.
: A poem written by Eben Rexford will be
read upon the occasion.
Sheriff P. w. Hubbard, of this coun-
ty, has made the following appointments !:
Under-sheriff, B. Foley, of Pennington;
turnkey, Emil Grippe, of Jefferson; depu-
ties Herman Graewe, of Watertown;
George Krebs, of Fort Atkinson: Peter
Agan, of Palmyra; Henry Quick, OF
Rome; John Schmidt, of Jefferson.
Commissioners E. Rack had an inter
view with the Milwaukee Bridge and
Iron company this week in regard to the
erection of the new bridge, which seems
to be going along very slowly of late.
The company promise to have all the
material on the ground ready to CON-
mence erecting the bridge by the middle
of February and guarantee to have the
lxidge completed for use March 1.
Newspaper men seem to be having q
good run of luck Brother Hoard has
become Gov. Hoard; Brother Coe is Chief
Clerk Coe; Brother Norris has a fat Office
at Madison; Brother Roessler has become
= part owner of The Widow e. Orphans
Friend. and the editor of this valuable
fasnily journa only $3.50 per year, was
on Tuesday inaugurated the proud gov
ernor for term OF twenty-one years OF a
little girl of tender age. We hope all OF
the above meatisned editors will bear
their honors meekly.-Lake Mills Leader.
Brother Hubbs, We think you are to be
congratulated above all tho reat, and we
are quite sure that any OF the number
would be willing to change places with
you.
Among the transfers OF real estate
recently made in Milwaukee the follow.
ing is recorded: Catherine Stevens tc
Edward G. McFetridge, southeast quarter
of section 33, 7, q, containing 160 acres
more or less, $50, 600. The property pur
chased by Mr.. McFetridge is fine farm
located in the town of Wauwatosa on til.
northern boundary OF Greenfield town
: ship, three miles from the city limits ans
within about one mile of the Eationa
home and south OF the Chicago, Nilwau
kee and St. Paul railroad track, bein,
reached by road branching from tn,
Beloit toll road, boilt by the owner of tn,
adjacent property. Coupled with thi
comes the rumor that Mr.. McFetridg
will soon take up his residence In Mil
Waukse.