Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-05-31
The fishing season opened Sunday.

The fishing season opened Sunday.
Choice building lots for sale. Inquire
of John Thauer, or Andrew Roegner.
Mrs. Charles Kunert entertained the
W. C. T. q. at her home Tuesday after
noon.
S.A. C's were defeated in one-sided
game last Saturday by the Monarchs.
Score 27 to Z.
Prof. W. S. Mullen and pupils are to
give musical recital at COncOrdia Opera
house July l.
Mrs. Louis Kusel entertained the ST..
Margaret's guild at her home Wednes-
day afternoon.
DR.. Frank B. Reynolds, of Eau Claire,
committed suicide last week Thursday
morning by hanging.
R. P Koenig & Co.'S minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer for
it. Only $1.10 sack.
The Watertown Gun club was defeated
at Milwaukee by the jolly Gun club
Sunday. Score 1872 to 90.
The four -year-old son of 0rrin McGil-
vra. of Sank Prairie accidentally fell into
Otter Creek and was drowned.
Fire in the Moore & Galloway lumber
yard at Fond du Lac last week Thursday
evening caused loss of $500.
Owing to the funeral of AmOus Baum
Thursday afternoon, the Merchants Bank
was closed at 1 o'clock of that day.
The body of Anthony Gress. who
drowned Saturday night in Black river
at Neillsville, was recovered Sunday.
Near Mazomanie Sunday lightning
struck a tree in field and killed ten
head of cattle that were standing under
it.
Henry F. Bowling bas been appointed
/ chief of police at Oshkosh to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of R. j
Weisbrod.
Dr. Max t. Huber has purchased tht
dental business Of DR.. HI. P. Fair, al
Delavan, and will commence business
about June 1.
The plumbers strike at La Crosse. il
ended. The bosses granted the demand
for an eight-h0ur day with double time
for holidays and Sundays.
Half an hour is all the time required
dye with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Sold by Brennecke & Bergmann drug
gists, 10 cents per package.
Farmers Of Ken0sha county are exper
imenting extensively in the grOwtl
of alfalfa. 1t is designed to take tn,
place of clover an timothy hay.
Charles Bliss, on trial at Portage fO
the murder Of his wife on January 30
was convicted last week Thursday nigh
of mansIaughter in the third degree.
| The Watert0wn team was defeated b
: the OconOmOwoc team at baseball Sun
day afternoon by a score of Is to l.
! The game was played at Washington
park.
Ringing Brothers great circus repre-
sents an invested capital of $4,000
6 more than twice the amount inyeste
in all the other circuses in the Unite
: States.
John 0'Brien's magnificent equin
ballet militant is Ringing Brothers
latest horse spectacle. 1t is the mos
sensational display of the kind eve
created.
An amazing feature of Ringlin
Brothers circus is great company {
clowns, who keep the audience in a col
slant whirl Of laughter by the grotesqu
, antics and odd cOnceits.
\ 1t requires five trains of double lengt
railroad cars to transport Ringlin
Brothers great circus from city to cit
If placed end to end, these trains woul
Is nearly cover a mile of track.
A novel feeling of leaping, boundin
impulses goes through your body. Y0
feel young, act young and are yOun
after taking Rocky Mountain tea. F,
] sale by Chas. A. Gamm druggist.
ot,or IN
quarts of baby medicine. See direction
There is nothing just as good for babi
and children as Rocky Mountain TIE
For sale by Chas. a. Gamm druggist.
A distressed feeling after eating, a
n cOmpanied with sour stomach and hea
ache, may be promptly cured by takil
Camps Curative Powder or Table
81, soc, 25c For sale by all druggists.
Don't waste your money on wOrthle
limitations of Rocky Mountain tea. G
the genuine made only by the Maids
Medicine Co. A great family remet
35 cents. At Chas. A. Gamm druggi
- Ludwig Krubsack, aged 81 years, di
. at his home in Lebanon Sunday.
widow, nine sons and two daughters 81
yive. Funeral was held Wednesd
afternoon to Lutheran church in Lei
non.
The residents of Weston have apprOp
ated $1,000 and the peeple of Schofi,
have given like AMOUNT and the ci
zens of Wausau donated an addition
. $1,000 for fund for the making of hi
DR. adam roads leading out of Wausau.
Robert Kramp and Miss Annie Jaco
lis both of Milwaukee. were united in m
riage in that city last week Thur5d