The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04
THURSDAY. OCT. !, 1894.

HE tug Arctic had busy day of it OF
Tuesday.
A NEW gun club has been organized
in Two Rivers.
Hay fever patients are now enjoying
some comfort.
z. j SCHROEDER of Two Rivers was II
the city on Tuesday.
republican club was organized ia
Newton last Saturday.
THE city was full of teachers on Friday
and Saturday of last week.
JOB offices ir this city are kept running
quite steadily these lines
HUNTERS have had but little suce ess in
this county thus far this fall.
The river the past week has been lower
than at any time during the year.
The days are now much shorter than
the nights, and frosts are common.
Two CREEKS was the first town in the
county to hold its caucus this year.
ALBERT LASDRETH has begun fall
plowing for his pea crop of next year.
IT is said the popullst party is making
quite show of strength in Schleswig.
GEORGE FRENCH of Cato has purchased
a farm and will hereafter be a model
granger.
One OF the warmest conventions Ia the
history Of the county will be that of next
Saturday.
A HEAVY storm on Tuesday morning
caused many lake craft to seek shelter in
cur harbor.
DR.. 7. J. TAUGHER who moved from
st. Nazians to Fond du Lac has quit that
city for Wausau.
BUILDING continues in Manitowoc.
Work on several new ones to be erected
this fail, VII soon begin
THERE is regular hegira from the city
these times on the part of hunters All
are out for game or fish.
"A. L. LORD, who is so we'll known in
this city, got out special edition of the
Ahnapee Record last week.
JULIE LINDsTEDT has plans prepared
for residence which he will erect on the
property he lately purchased.
The revenue from playing cards in
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counties, IS estimated at $4,000.
The populists held political meeting
at Clarks Mills on Monday night last.
Tie attendance was fairly good.
No one should fail to hear Attorney
General O'Connor on Saturday evening
next at Turner Opera House.
gHE fall trade is opening up rather
slowly this year. A great amount of
produce Is sold but the money is taken
home.
OREv. Q. p. CHRISTIAN has been appoint
ed pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church of this city. Mr.. Quicker goes to
Salem
The Chronicle complains that the
bridges IN Gibson are in poor shape and
that some accidents have occurred in
consequence.
The Badger Paper Co. in which Mayor
Villas is one of the heaviest stockholders,
IS among those on which the English
syndicate has an ODfion
MADISON is making a move to secure
the Catholic Summer School which it is
possible for this city to secure if the
proper efforts are made.
NEXT to the nomination for sheriff most
attention this year is given to the matter
of superintendent of schools. This de-
gree of interest is quite healthy sign.
TIE play at Turner Opera House on
Sunday night last was an unqualified
success both in point of numbers and
presentation Some local hits added to
the interest.
i. W. Hogan has been renominated for
district attorney by the democrats of
Langlade county, T. Ii. Ward was nomi-
mated for clerk Of the court. Both were
formerly residents OF Newton, this coun-
ty.
THERE will be a torch light procession
on Saturday evening next. Attorney
General O'Connor will speak at Turner
Opera House There will be large at
tendance from the country as O'CoEnor's
name is one 20 coniure by.
The Polish Magazine, whose publica-
ton was suspended some time ago, will
be resumed within the course of few
months.
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