Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-06-30

1t A. W. MUMM.
The sale of "Blue Ribbon -four ex
ceeds that of any other brands at the
stores of Max E. Boehm j16-tf
PIANO TUNNG-also regulating and
repairing, best of references. Leave
orders at Frost hilbrick's.
LEONARD L. FRAZER.
Erich A. Kruger, of this city, who is
now at work in drug store in
Shawano, was last week granted a
pharmacists certificate by the state
board Of examiners.
Anna G. Evenson, widow of the late
Chas. Evenson, last week was paid a
draft for 81 500 by Pine Council, Royal
Arcanum, the amount of insurance her
husband carried in that order.
The business at the hotels the past
week has been poor compared with the
patronage of several months past. The
reason is ascribed to the fact that trav-
cling salemen have begun to take their
vacations.
f. Nj. Deutsch returned home Friday
after attending the Undertakes and
EN- balmers convention held at Osh-
kosh. A competent instructor was
present with cadaver and gave
those present practical instruction.
Grace Leona, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Bernhardt, living at
1912 Cherry street, died Wednesday,
after an illness of three days. The flu
neral was held Friday afternoon, the
Rev. +. A. Pease officiating
Two gentlemen want two furnished
bed rooms in good central location.
Will rent for one year. Rooms to be
occupied only portion of the time.
Willing to pay for good accommoda-
tons. Address W, PILOT office. ct
Minnesota crushed linseed oil, which
is absolutely the best on the market, is
being sold by r. Hoffman, 112 Scott
street, for 4Sc per gallon for boiled and
SIC for raw. These are certainly low
prices and should be taken advantage
of.
A new ordinance has gone into effect
at Marshfield, requiring all dogs run
ming at large to be muzzled. AS a con-
sequence the local hardware dealers
sold out their entire stock of muzzles
and had to order more, so great was
tie demand.
Carl Goetsch, living with his son, AL
bert, in the town of Maine, died
of old age and was buried
Friday. Mr. Goetsch was ninety three
years and eight months old and for
forty three years had been resident of
the town of Maine.
F. A. Ledstrand and family departed
Friday evening for St. Paul whers the
former will take up a position with
box and lumber company. Before
leaving Mr.. Ledstrand was presented
with beautiful ring by the employees
at the Goodwillie factory.
o. G. Callies will have a beautifully
designed Goat in the parade Saturday,
Advertising the famous Patton Sunproof
paints. This will be preceded by
colored band, dressed up in fantastic
attire. Callies is live business man,
and pins his faith to advertising.
Plank side walks decay soon after be-
ing laid and in few years enough
money is spent in repairs as would
build a cement walk that will last life
lime. When contemplating building
The latter kind. do not fail to call on
Archie o. Clark and get estimates.
VIM. Sell has sold his hotel and sa-
loon property near the site of the old
St. Paul depot to Matt Hoffman. of
Colby, who takes possession tomorrow.
Mr. Sell received $1,000 by the trans
action and will move into house
across the street, belonging to him.
The potato bug is busy animal and
soon makes great havoc with the grow
ing crop. When he makes his appear
ance call at your dealers and ask for
Callies' paris green, the potato bug
destroyer. A few cents expended for
this article will save you dollars in
your crop.
The gypsy band that attempted to
carry on film fam work here few
weeks ago is giving the officers of towns
west of here no end of trouble. They
are driven out of every place they go
into After leaving Wausau they
worked" nearly every town in the
western part of the county.
Pine Council, Royal Arcanum, cele-
brated the twenty fifth anniversary of
the founding of that order, by a pro-
gram of music and speech making at
its hall on Thursday evening The
and their families were pres
emf and the evening -vas one of socia-
bility. A banquet was participated in
by over one hundred couples.
WANTED-Bright, active boy, about
sixteen years of age to help in Office.
GoopwILLIE BROTHERS,
Myron johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. johnson, is carrying his hand in q
sling as result of pre-Fourth OF July
On Wednesday evening
he was firing toy pistol when blank
cartridge exploded and burned and
blistered his right hand, leaving quite
a number of unburned grains of pow
der imbeded in the flesh.
Bishop Messmer, of the Green Bay
diocese. arrived in Wausau Saturday
night fer the purpose of conducting the
of class of 200 at st.
Mary's church Sunday morning, and q
class of 30 at ST. Michaers Polish
church in the afternoon. In the even
ing be delivered a spiritual lecture at
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