Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-08-31
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John Garrity, of this city, will teach
school at Nayan this year.
The city was visited early Monday
morning by refreshing shower of rain.
Note the advertisement of the Milwau-
kee Shoe store on the first page of this
issue.
A baby boy put in his appearance at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thrams
Tuesday.
Half-fare on all railroads in WiscOn-
sin to the State fair at Milwaukee, Sep
tember 9-13.
To-day, at the high school, examina-
tiOn of high school students for removal
of conditions.
Miss Flora Yoda, daughter of John
Yoda, of this city, is ill at Chicago hos
pital with typhoid fever.
The public schools in this city, except
No. 3, which is not yet ready for occu-
pancy, will open next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Winkler, of Beloit,
are happy over the arrival of baby girl,
born to them Tuesday evening.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
| for it. Only 81. 10 sack.
Mrs. Mary Zickert, town of Shields,
disposed Of her 100 acre farm Tuesday to
Henry Pitterle. Consideration, $1O,50O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Allermann, East
Water street, are the happy recipients of a
little baby boy, born to them Wednesday.
The remOdeling in the Donner build
| ing was completed this week and the up
stairs will now be used for fiat purposes.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten mp expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
DR.. W. Towns the eminent specialist
town September 3. Office at the New
Commercial hotel.
City Attorney Gustav Buchhpit has
purchased the property owned by City
Engineer Stanchfeld, corner Sixth
and Western avenue.
Don't sign a note with a friend and
think about it afterwards. Do some
thinking before and then refuse to sign
it. That will be the safe way to do.
The fall term of st. Bernard's school
under the direction of the Sisters of the
Holy Cross, will open Tuesday Septem-
ber 3. A large attendance is expected.
The renowned Beckett family-high ira
pese performers in open air, and daily
balloon ascension by the noted Belmont
Sisters, will be attractions at the State
fair.
The work of the board of review was
| An cd Troc of ho
assessment roll is not yet known, but
100000.
DIR. A. H. Hartwig, Watertown's only
legally qualified veterinarian, has am
pie scope for the practice of his profes-
sion and enjoys the abundant fruits of
his acknowledged skill.
A square meal is a very good thing, and
it is quite generally observed, by those
who have had chance to know, that the
eater is likely to be round when there
is a square" meal on the table.
The total premiums offered at the
State fair this year amount to $26O78
exclusive of racing purses. That bunch
Of money is sure to produce large and
choice exhibits in all departments.
Charles Kohn met with an accident
Tuesday evening in the stOrehOuse OF
Jacob JOssi. He fell distance Of twelve
feet down the elevator and sustained
severe bruises about the head and arms
We do a money lOaning, insurance and
real estate business. Prompt attention
given to probating estates, collecting
accounts. SKINNER & THAUER,
Lawyers and Notaries Public
Office in Wisconsin National Bank build.
ing.
evening Mahara's Ministries played to a
medium sized audience, and Judging
from the frequent applause, the people
in general seemed to enjoy the perform
ance.
A flow has begun from the Belmont oil
well, owned by parties from El Paso
Tex, and the parties interested are
highly elated over. the fact. Among
these is Frank Smith, son of Chris Smith,
of this city.
The hardware store of Robert Moore
Of ReeSeville, was burglariZed Tuesday
night, some $50 worth of cutlery being
taken. 1t is not positively known whether
it was Of work of home amateurs or OF
travelling professionals.
During the storm early Monday morn
ing, the house of Brad Young, of OcOnO-
mOwOc, was struck by lightning. The
cOrnice of the building was torn apart
and splintered, but fortunately none OF
the inmates at the time were injured.
Anyone having second hand furniture
stoves, agricultural implements, law
mowers, sewing machines, washing
machines, ETC., will be given an oppor
tunity to offer the same for sale on com
mission, at the rummage sale, September
10.
Frank Scheiber, engaged in the under
taking business with Thomas Brooks fo
some time past, has opened an establish
ment at 108;Main street. He has received
a carload of fine caskets and is fully pre-
pared to give first class attention in hi
line.
In most farm localities there is a know
ledge of what the small grain and ha
harvest will amount to. The all abs0rbe,
thought now is, "What will the harves
be" in the corn fields? A great many ar
just now interested in the question:
; Wisconsin Farmer.
The Bible is stOrehouse of rich lima
gerry and splendid words, Of style bot
simple and ornate, and as literatur
alcne, apart from its spiritual elevation
will repay the search of every student
Read the Bible and Shakespeare and yO1
will find yourselves able to converse well
September Ladies' Home Journal.
The jury commissioners of jefferson
comfy, composed of DIR. Carl R. Field, O
Watertown, John Whittet, of Fort Atkin
son, and @. j. Kerschensteiner, of thi
, city, met in this city this week. TIL
days on which they met were Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. They vii
select names for the jury list for tn
September term of court.-Jefferso
Banner.
Out of four bids, Frank Jaeger an
August HOeft were the successful bidder
and the contract was awarded theI
r Tuesday morning for building the e1
tension on the WOOdard-Stone factory i
: North Water street. Mr.. Jaeger will d
the carpenter work and Mr. Hoeft tb