Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-02-08
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Items Of Interest
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Reader-YOu will confer a lasting
favor and receive reward if you will re-
port the name Of dealers trying to sell
you substitute for the Madison Medi-
Inc C0mpany's Rocky Mountain Tea.
For sale by Chas. A. Gamm druggist.
Fred Kleck, who was recently elected
fire chief has removed to Milwaukee.
He was not confirmed at the last meet
ing OF the city council so the present
assistant chief Gus G0err will act unit.
some other action is taken.
She was sittingup with a sick man.
No professional nurse Was.she,
Simply sitting up with her home
sick lover.
Giving him Rocky Mountain Tea.
While number Of people were being
driven from johnson Creek to this city
Saturday morning, they had brick
in the buggy and the dresses Of the lady
occupants caught fire and they jumped
from the rig and the driver extinQuished
the flames. The parties names are un-
known.
DR.. A. H. Hartwig will read a paper
an Opportunities Afforded Short
Course Students in the Veterinary Pro-
fessiOn" before the Agricultural Ex-
perlmental association of the State
| University in the assembly chamber at
Madison, February and 6.
The sky looks bluer, the sun shines
brighter, feeling of youth and strength
creeps over the soul after taking Rocky
Mountain Tea made by the Madison
Medicine Company. For sale by Chas. A.
Gamm druggist.
Brother j. c. Leinhard, of Der VOlks-
b0te informs us that he is about to dis
pose Of his newspaper business this city
and expects to have a sale by the
first Of the coming month. He says he
has worked at the printers trade for 26
years without an intermissiOn and says
| he intends to take brief rest.-Juneau
Independent.
The WOman's Guild takes this oppor-
tunity to thank the merchants. and all
others, for their generous help in, "The
Merchants Carnival" The Guild also
wishes to express its appreciation Of the
| services Of the young ladies and little
| girls without whose assistance, it would
not have been possible to give the
entertainment.
Wisconsin seems to lead every
thing. She led the world in apples at
the Pan-American and now she is at
the head OF the nation in matter Of
butter record. Mercedes No. 39,4SO a
Holstein, gave last week at Lake Mills,
Wisconsin, 5S4 pounds Of milk in seven
days, which yielded 2919 pounds Of
butter@Eau Claire Leader.
The Boston store and the armory of
Company "M". W. n. G. at OcOnOmwoc,
burned early Thursday morning. The
fire broke out about o'clock in the
morning. The fire department responded
promptly and succeeded in cOnfining
the fire to the one building. Loss to
building, goods and Company Ms estim-
ated at S 10000 to S IL. 600. Insurance
| on goods in store $S. 600.
A notice was sent from Milwaukee
road officials to the city engineer that a
rate of one cent per hundred pounds will
be granted this year for the hauling OF
crushed stone from Redwood quarry.
The regular rate is two cents a hun
dred, Engineer StanchfieId says that
the low rate last year saved almost one
thousand dollars on the stone used in
Washington street.
| At the annual meeting of St. Henrys
Mutual Benefit society last night the
| following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, John JOda, ST.; vice-president,
Joseph Butcher; secretary, John j.
| Brusenbach; vice-secretary, Bernard
Micheldt; treasurer Michael Uhiemey-
er; trustee for three years, Joseph P.
Schaefer; marshal, Joseph Lange; color
bearer, Henry Gransee; assistants, Will
| liam Kehr, John Kreuziger; agt. COM
mittee, Joseph Lange, Peter Schulist
Lorenz Haberkorn.
Mr.. Frank D. Smith, general man
ager Of The King Oil company # Beau
mont, Texas, and Miss Claire Kelly #
El Paso, Texas, were married at the
latter place Wednesday. The groom is n
WAS reared and educated here. Frank
was popular young man While resi-
dent Of this city and possessed # eX-
ceilent habits. His many Old friends
in NatertIwn extend congratulations.
An order that will make thousands
Of dollars difference with merchants
Of GAINESVILLE and take away at least forty
families beside a large number Of single
men, went into effect yesterday on the
Wisconsin division of the Chicago q
Northwestern railroad. The cause of
this was bulletin posted in the freight
Office in that city, which read: Com
mencing at once Harvard, Illinois, will
be known as the terminal for all North
/ Wisconsin division crews. Govern
yourself accordingly and take a full
tank Of coal at Watert0wn." This means
that all the crews which formerly ran
out of GAINESVILLE to Oshkosh and Fond du
Lac, will be required to move to Harvard
and Fond du Lac, making them the divi-
sion headquarters. 1t not only effects
the freight crews but the roundhouse
hands, shop men and the switching crews