The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-11-09
Elas Naamito,uor Ptlnt.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1899.

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JUDGE KIRwAN opens term OF court
at Fond du Lac on Tuesday next.
THE County Board will meet in annu-
al session on Tues lay next.
THE FREEZER Saengerbund of this city
will give a concert on Saturday evening
Nov. Is.
THE close season is now on for white
fish and trout Fishermen have quit
their calling for time.
OF the patients now in the Holy Fam
lily Hospital in this city, three are there
through railroad accidents.
Tom WINDIATE has yard full Of
ducks and their cackle is rather condu-
Give to sharpening the appetite.
LOUIS ANDERSON new house is a
colossal structure. 1t is being built SO
strong that other stories may be added.
A NOTICE of the meeting of the credi-
tors of Joseph j. Schneider, bankrupt
will be found elsewhere in this issue.
THE Manitowoc q Western Telephone
company is now extended to Stark and
will without doubt soon reach Green
Bay
MANITowoC is now certain to have a
public library If the books will only be
used intelligently, good results are sure
to follow.
THERE was not much interest in
Manitowoc over the Sharkey-Jeffries
fight and not much money changed
hands here on the result.
Gov. SCoFIELD has appointed John
Schuette delegate to the convention
for the improvement of waterways to be
held at Memphis Nov IA and Is.
THE town board of Manitowoc Rapids
has taken steps to enforce the laws re-
garding contagious diseases. Other
towns are likely to follow the example
set
HICKS, the weather prophet. predicts
heavy storms for the middle of Novem-
Der. He has struck the early part of
November all right, but probably solely
US matter of chance,
THOMAS MEANY and Michael Cooney
are doing quite well in the hospital and
their recovery is only question of time.
Every one who knows them rejoices at
their marvellous escape,
THE F. & p NJ. company hasreorgan
lied and the new company is now in
control of 1850 miles of road This will
enable the company to transact business
with more dispatch and at less cost.
UNDER SHERIFF T. J. McCarty is
filling the position of sheriff during the
absence of Sheriff Lehrmann. Tom
finds the work congenial except when
darning needles are stuck into him.
THE argument III the contested case
for the Sheboygan Shrievalty was heard
by Judge Kirwan on Monday last 81
mon Gillen and d. f. Phalen appeared
for the contestant, Mr.. Keifer, and
Francis Williams and Judge GilbertsoI
for the present incumbent of the office
SCHULTZ d KRUMM have been at the
work of moving this week into their new
store and will be in ship-shape for bust
ness to-day. Their store is well filled
with goods and admirably arranged
Their stock of hats and caps occupies on,
side of the store and their shoes the other
THE Manitowoc Clay company has be
gun work on an enlargement of its plan
which makes complete change o
buildings necessary. A steam dry kill
is to be put in and this will requir
heavier machinery than was put in a
the start
A MOST commendable work was pre-
formed this week. The telegraph, tele
phone and electric light poles were clean
ed of the accumulated rubbish of paten
medicine and other signs and painted
1t is simply surprising the effect produ,
ed. The city looks as though it had
new dress.
THOMAS MoHR of Kossuth found
necessary to hill one of his horses yeste,
day. The aorse became sick last sun
mer and has been wasting away steat
lily since without apparent cause II
disease has baffied the veterinary SUI
geons and they have held an autopsy I