Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-21
Paris green lsc per Id. at Pardee's

Due hlDDOn is the name OF the
brand of flour sold in greatest guam
titles by Max E. Boehm. jl6-tf
Many Marathon county farmer has
protited by the judicious use of Callies'
machine oils and axil grease. Their
application to machinery makes ma
chine run easier, and consequently
saves the wear and tear on horses, the
farmer getting more work out of his
animals.
There was lively game of base bali
at Werle's Park last Saturday. Fifteen
travelling men picked up three men and
they all went to the grounds
chose sides and there was lots of
fun for several hours. Alden Bardeen
was in the field and he became very
friendly with a colt that was running
loose in the enclosure and every time
he started after ball the colt would
run with him and most the time get
in between him and GALL This was
a feature of the gan which was in
tensely amusing
Judge Silverthorn, having finished
his business in Milwaukee, started for
Wausau Saturday afternoon. II like
Milwaukee," he said, when leaving,
''and if it were not that / live in Wau-
sau, would come here to reside. But
you see | went to Wausau long ago,
and have seen the town grow until it
seems almost like my own child. Then
the people have often honored me with
their suffrages until l feel that Mara
thon county is really the best town on
earth, and while | like Milwaukee, |
really love Wausau milwaukee Sen
tinel.
AS aresult of fall from load of hay,
Anton Benyak, of Schofield, man of
seventy-eight years, died Wednesday
at his home He was assisting in
hauling the hay from a plot of land
near Schofield one day the fore part of
last week, when he fell off the load and
broke one of his ribs, the broken bones
piercing a lung Two physicians were
called in to attend the injured man,
but on account of his advanced years
his recovery was impossible. Mrs.
Richard Hertzel of this city, is daugh-
ter of MIR. Benyak and attended him in
his last illness.
Leigh Smith, sent to the reform
school over year ago for burglarizing
the Oswald bakery shop and other
places, and later paroled, was returned
to that institution today, one of the
officials, II. r. Rawson, coming after
him. Circus day Smith and compan-
ion, it is said, broke into the United |
States Leather Co. 8 office and extracted !
from the till about S18 in money. The |
affair was kept as quiet as possible and |
a settlement was arranged with the |
boys parents. Since then he has been |
suspected of other thefts and so COM |
plant was made to the industrial school |
authorities, which resulted in his being |
returned.
White cups and saucers and plates |
70cts dozen, half of each, at Finders |
sale, 702 3rd ST..
John Adams, a half-breed Indian,
was brought over from Edgar yester- !
day to serve a sentence of ninety days |
in the county Jail. His arrest is due to
a complaint made by Mrs Wissman,
who lives near Fenwood, who alleges |
that on July 10th, while she and her
daughter were passing along high
way Adams shot at them with rifle.
The evidence was not sufficient to
prosecute him on the charge of attempt
ing murder and so he was tried for
minor offense. He bears bad reputa-
ton, so his neighbors say, his Indian
blood breaking out occasionally. He
is veteran of the Philippine war and
carries fragment of shell in one of his
feet received in an engagement.
A few weeks ago a valuable dog of
Henry McCrossen became afflicted |
with the rabies and before he could be
caught and disposed of, he bit a great
many dogs, among others was highly
priced and well trained hunting dog be-
longing to Neal Brown. This dog also
commenced to show signs of the disease
last Friday, and on Saturday it was
necessary to shoot him. Mr.. Brown
watched the symptoms very carefully
and during the time studied up on the
disease and says there was no getting
around the fact that it was genuine
case of the rabies. He has another
dog fully as valuable, which ne fears
has been innoculated and he will have
the animal shot. Under the existing
conditions there is no question but that
Wausau has the best dog law that could
have possibly been passed.