The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-23
NOTES FROM NIISHICOTT.
Our boys Have cigarette" Who's

Our boys-"Have clgarette," Who's
responsible?
The entertainment will take place SEPT.
-. Remember II.
Judge Manseau OF Manitowoc spent
Sunday in the village.
Mr.. August Halverson of Chicago is
taking a short vacation with the old
folks at home"
Won't somebody pass around little of
that protection" stuff for the drouth?
We need it badly.
Mrs. Z. Christensen and daughter
Amanda of Manitowoc were visitors in
our village Sunday.
Rev. G. Doehler and a company of
young people from Two Rivers passed
through here last Friday on their way to
| the caves.
Miss Dora Halverson who has been
taking her vacation in Chicago has re-
turned home to prepare for the opening
of the school year, which is now at
| hand.
| Eddie, the little son of Joachim Schroe-
der was terribly injured last Monday.
The little fellow was run over by roller
and one arm was broken and his face hor-
ribly crushed. DR.. Hahn has charge of
| the case.
Mr., Fred Quistorf who for several years
has done the freight hauling from Two
| Rivers for our business men, has had
new box made for his wagon. He can
now take larger loads more conveniently
than he was formerly able to do.
The stables 10 connection with Drews
Hotel are now completed and are con-
veniently located and arranged, SO as to
be accessible either from Elizabeth Str
| front or from East Water Str. Teams
and rigs are kept for livery purposes.
Mr. Fred Halberg our prospective post
master Is putting up building which he
intends to use for post-office purposes
Many people had supposed that Mr.. Hal
berg would establish his quarters IN his
residence which is located somewhat out
of the way, but when he put men at
work to erect building for the speci al
| convenience of the public, there was
| ripple of pleasant surprise all around.
The. public appreciated the spirit that
prompted the action.
The cheese factory and dwelling of Ell.
f. Damn 10 School Section were com
pletely destroyed by fire last week We'd
| nesday. The origin of the fire is still IN
| known. 1t was discovered at about mid
| night and Mr.. Damn himself narrowly es-
capped with his life. As it was, his horse
was lost in the flames and his buggy too
was destroyed. In short, the fire made
| clean sweep and there was no insurance.
Quite an amount of cheese was consum-
I ed by the flames, though here the farmers
are the main losers.
Our nine and the Cycling Club Of Mani
| towoc had arranged for a game of ball
last Sunday: Our boys were III splendid
| trim and their neat white uniforms were
the admiration of everybody. But when
the time for opening the game arrived,
| the Manitowocs failed to put in an appear
ance. 1t was sore disappointment for
the boys and the non appearance of the
cyclers is still unaccounted for. Our
hlne will play the Kewaunees Sunday,
Aug. 26, at kewaunee Now for fun.
The Populists of the county seem to
have their eyes on Misbicott this year.
Two of their candidates for county offices
are from this village. Our own Floyd
Westgate has been nominated for the
county superintendency and Fred Clus-
sen for County Clerk. Mr.. Westgate is a
converted republican and Mr.. Clussen is
a penltent democrat, apparently seeking
solace in the Populistic ranks Waving
party considerations we do not hesitate
to say, that if elected, Mr.. Westgate
would prove an earnest and capable
official. His long experience in teaching
and mis- unabating interest in all educa
tional matters are facts worthy of consi-
deratlon. The Populists made no mis-
take in nominating Mr.. Westgate for
superintendent of schools.