Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

Pure paris green in any quantity sold
at Max E. Boehms', 254 Grand Ave-
Guaranteed to be pure
When you want belt buckle or a
hat pin, see the June bargains at Dun
bars Jewelry Store.
Gov r. M. LaFollette has appointed
Dir. l.. K. Spencer, of this city, as a
member of the State Board of Health
and Vital Statistics the life of the term
continuing until Feb |, 1908. Mr..
Spencer succeeds Dr. j. H. McNeal, of
Fond du Lac, who has had the Office for
number of years. 1t is position
which requires professional ability as
we'll as tact and sound judgment, and
MIR Spencer is fully qualified for the
position and his Wausau friends are
pleased to hear of his appointment.
For the past few weeks the people of
Stevens Point have been having heat
ed time over the selection of site for
their Free Public Library The matter
was finally settled last Thursday night
bv selecting what is known as the
Wadleigh site. Wausau does not pro-
pose to allow her sister city, at the
south, to have any advantages and
therefore will have little wrangle of
her own over the site for a government
building, the appropriation for which
was recently made. The fun will COM
mence in about week or ten days.
The summer term of the Wausau
Business College began Monday, June
9th, and will continuS through the sum-
mer without vacation. Special care
will be given to writing and other
studies, which the student may desire
TO review Shorthand, arithmetic,
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can be given the best of care in the
summer. This college has placed dur
ing the last year, many of its students, at
good salaries. all over the northwest
Go into any city of size and you will
find students of this school earning
good salaries and giving satisfaction
The students who enroll al this InStitu-
ton will make no mistake.
The past winter was very queer one
in many respects. For instance, VIM.
Wilson, who has always had what is
considered one of the finest rose gar
dens in the county finds a great many
bushes winter killed Previous to this ne
has never had any trouble, even when
the thermometer touched down in the
tifties. The past winter be took the
same precaution with his garden that
he has always done and nearly all of
his large fine rose bushes were killed to
the roots The same condition is found
in many of the other rose gardens of
our city. Mr. Wilson is at a loss how
to explain this Notwithstanding many
of his bushes will not bear This year.
still we wish to say, for tho benefit of
his many lady friends. that he will have
great many to distribute in few
weeks, and next year win hare more
than ever.
DR. Saml. Weidman. of the State Geo.
logical Survey. has been in this city the
past few days, his mission here being to
show the location of the feldspar depos-
its, which he recently located few
miles west of the city. in the town of
Stettin. To those who are interested
in the matter, DIR. Weidman stated that
from indications there are thousands Of
tons of the material lying beneath the
surface As yet there have been such
few practical tests in the quality found
in this county, as To not fully demon
Strate whether or not 1t IS OF any CON-
mercial value 1t is rumored however,
that during the summer months out
side capitalists will pursue system of
investigation and If this derosit meets
the expectation OF miner0lgisfs. it may
Be but 4 short time before the working
az this industry will be = prominent
feature Of Marathon county 5 resources.