Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-21

If your children are fretful, peev-
ISL and cross, mother the same. ditto
the boys, it would seem proper to give
'em all Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. G. A. Gamm.
Ladies' shampooing and hair
dressing in the latest style. Filtered
soft water is used and regulated with
combination faucet from warm to
cold, then dried with an improved
hot air dryer Please give US trial.
F. Tercinski. 800 Main street.
Miss Philomena K alma died
Thursday Afternoon at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kalina,
80 Humboldt street, aged 20 years.
She had long been sufferer from
phthis s. which caused her death.
/ The funeral was held Saturday morn
ing from St. Henry's Catholic church
The Owatonna, MIMI, Chronicle
says that through g recent business
transaction the brewery at that place
has again become the property Of
Peter Ganser, who owned it for
many years prior to its purchase by
Charles Fuermann, our former towns
man. in 1895. Mr.. Fuermann's plans
for the future are not announced as
yet.
j. j. Archie & Sons, the marble
dealers, have secured the contract for
81, 900 monument to be placed in an
Oconomowoc cemetery for George
Bullen, the wealthy Chicago grain
mao. The monument is to be of
solid granite with large bases and
spire eighteen feet high. The firm
has also large contracts for work at
Fort Atkinson and Columbus.
. The only farmers institute
appointed for Jefferson county the
coming winter is to be held at Water
loo, March 5 to 6, with l.. E. Scott as
conductor. A cooking school will be
held in connection. Dodge county
also will have but one institute, at
Brownville, February l9 and 20. In
Waukesha county Institutes are
appointed for Eagle, Oconomowoc
and Sussex.
For several years Jacob Burger,
one of the go-ahead farmers of the
town OF Clyman, has followed the
practice of shipping the stock raised
on his farm direct to the Chicago
market, instead of disposing of the
same to buyers. This week Mr..
Burger will make an extraordinarily
good shipment, consisting of one car
load Of sheep. another of hogs and
still another of steers The trans
action will net him a neat sum.
The E. Kunert Manufacturing
company has just completed the cree
ton of an iron bridge across the
Oconomowoc river on the grounds of
the Sanitarium Waldheim, near
Oconomowoc. The bridge proper is
70 feet long, the ends rest upon stone
piers laid on piling, and the snspen-
sion is 40 feet in length. The Ocon-
omowoc Republican says the structure
Is lone of the most perfect bridges Of
its class in this region, and that ..the
work praises the master"
The free delivery of mail on
1Gui c11 AOOuIO W.. OIL ld0U nuIS-
day morning, Theodore Cruel being
the carrier. The route covers an
area Of thirty-six square miles in the
towns of Emmett and Lebanon, and
serves a population of 763 people.
With the going into effect of this
service, the star route from the local
postoffice to Lebanon is discontinued,
but the postOffice at the latter place
is maintained for the present. a pouch
for that Office being taken out every
morning by the rural carrier.
The friends of John G.. Conway,
of this city, are suggesting his name
in connection with the nomination for
county judge of Jefferson county
at the election next spring. Mr..
Conway is d lawyer of ability and is
generally acknowledged to possess all
the requirements necessary for the
making of an ideal jurist. 1t is not
known as yet whether he will con-
sent to being candidate or not.
We presume that the present Judge,
Hon. George Grimm, of Jefferson,
will be non-partisan candidate for
reelection.