Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-17
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years, died at her home in the town OF
Stettin, Sunday. The funeral will be
conducted Thursday.
The Wausau Gun Club will conduct
tournament the latter part of the
week, in which about ten men of Grand
Rapids will contest for prizes.
A. G. Sherwood has demonstrated
tina. the best straw berries in the world
can be raised in this county, and this
year be has about enough OF the very
finest berries to supply the wants of the
city. His first picking was made yes
terday when he turned out 70 cases.
| His daily output from now until the
end of the season will be much above
that daily. The Sherwood berries will
be handled by all the best dealers in
the city. Buy the Sherwood berries if
you want something nice and fresh.
The representatives from this city,
who attended the state sllarpshooters
fest, at Monticello last week, did fairly
well. Otto Mathie secured first money
on what is known as the Wisconsin
target, and ninth place on the King.
Otto Mueller made the second highest
score on the center target and got third
money Cd King. Sigismund Karas was
called bone, before the meeting vas
over with, but did fairly well. Otto
Muellei. secured $3.50 in prizes and
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Otto Mathie $47.00.
Mrs. Marie Schroeder, aged seventy
eight, died this morning at her home in
/ Schotield, after an illness of eight
months, her death being caused from
the infirmities incident to old age. She
was proceeded to the grave by her hus-
band several years ago, but three chill
dren are left so mourn her death.
These are Mrs Brehmer and Chas., who
/ live in Schofeld and Louis, who lives in
Chicago The funeral will be held
Thursday from the family home, Rev.
Bretscher, of this city, officiating.
The city Taper made the rounds of
several hydrants, in the main section of
the town, last evening and flushed the
mains-a thing long needed. This WORK
will be carried on until every main in
the city has been emptied of its winter
deposit of putrid matter. 1t has been
many months since this work was last
prosecuted, and the water had become
so bad that it was alive with pollywogs
and vegetation resembling the sea mos
ses, found about coral reefs and it had
become dangerous TO the health of the
consumer to use any of the acqua pura
flowing through the Wausau mains.
! Early last week articles of incorpor-
alton, for what will be known as the
Transfer Lumber Co., were filed with
the register of deeds. The incorporators
were H. c. Mcmillan, Minneapolis; A.
E. Beebee, Mcmillan, and A. A. Vert,
Mcmillan. The capitalization of the cor
poration is S75, 900 aud the main office
and plant of The company will be located
at Mcmillan with a branch in Mime
apolis The object of the company is
to purchase, manufacture and sell lum-
Der. Officers have been elected as fol-
lows: President, G. w Dewey, Mime
apolis; Vice president, B. F. Mcmillan,
Mcmillan Secretary, A. E. Beebee,
Mcmillan, Treasurer, H. f. Mcmillan,
Minneapolis.
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Never before was the farmer of Mar
athon county so happy as he is today for
do at present and the only fear is that
there will be an over abundance which
may create low prices. Although some
| sections of low land have suffered some
what from the frequent rains, there has
been such good growing weather that
as whole, from the appearance of the
spears of grain hanging their heads over
the fences as you pass them, there is an
indication that the present years har-
vest will be bountiful one. A certain
gentleman reported to us that on June
9th he measured several spears Of
rye in the field of John Mcclure in the
town of Emmett and it was then six feet
eight inches in heigth The grass crops
are also good but some farmers have
expressed the opinion that hay will only
bring about So per ton this fall on ac-
count of excessive yield. The fruit crops
in this section will not amount to much
for blight has affected the trees.
For canning purposes, be sure you
get the Sherwood strawberries. Tele-
phone No. So.
District Attorney, Fred Genrich, is
making an enviaole record and one trat
he can always point to with much pride.
AT no time since he took possession of
the office OF district attorney has he
neglected the duties thereof, but has
prosecuted each case that has come his
way in manner that has won for him
in Marathon county Mr.. Genrich has
landed nineteen criminals in Waupun,
had four girls sent to industrial. school
for girls and five boys committed to the
industrial school for boys. He uses good
judgement, and the guilty never escape
him. He attends to the business person
ally and there is nothing left to drag.
Albert James was arrested yesterday
for terrible crime and the people may
rest assured that if he is guilty that Mr.
Genrich will send him over the road.
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