Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-10-13

Frank Jaeger General teaming.
Dealer in dry kindling wood, slab wood
aud hardwood. Is also dealer in horses.
Residence, 4l0 Forest street Tel. No
500. All orders promptly attended
to. u.
A Frenchman who was charmed with
the singing of young lady in q show
which recently appeared in Wausau
arose in his enthusiasm and excitedly
shouted: Encore! Encore" An Irish
man sitting alongside of him canght
him by the coat tail and said ITO the
6ivil with Ann Core. Let the same girl
singw
Senator A. L. Kruetzer, of Wausau,
spent Monday night in this city, while
on his way home from Grand Rapids,
where he transacted legal business
Mr. Kruetzer spent several years of his
bOyhood days in Stevens Point, and
has scores of friends here who are al
ways pleased to greet him.-Stevens
Point journal.
The Evening Wisconsin of last
Thursdays date contained the follow
ing dispatch from Washington:
"A treasury warrant for $4,000 was to.
day mailed to William & Wheeler, dis
trict attorney at Madison, which after
certain fOrmalities are observed, is to
be paid over to William Wilson of Wau-
sau in full payment for the property
chosen by the government as a site Tor
the new public building at Wausau."
The Swedish NJ. E church now has q
regular pastor and hereafter will hold
services every Sunday, morning ano
evening Rev. Louis johnson, who
comes from Mankato, MINI arrived
here recently with his family, and they
occupy a home on Harrison Ave. lie
will have charge of the congregation
and hopes 10 interest his people IN
building up the church and its member
ship. Rev johnson is a very pleasant
genial gentleman and an acquisition tC
our city. The church is located on
Mcclellan street and was fnrmerly the
one owned by the Presbyterian society
Messrs. Kreutzer. Bird & Rosenberg
lawyers of WauSau announce that they
have removed their offices and here
after may be foun in the McCrossen
block, at the northeast corner of ThirC
and Scott streets, opposite the Nationa
German American bank. In addition
TO the general practice of law they vii
loan money in large or small amount:
on real estate at current rates, and viii
give special attention tn administration
aud management of estates. Mr.
Okoneski will continue in charge o
the collection department 10
That land i'm Northern Wisconsin i
increasing in value yearly is evidenced
hy the following news item culled iron
the Merrill News: Recently, Aug
Steinhery. of the town of Corning, SOLE
niuetv-two acres of timber land 10
SLIPS 90. This piece was purchased
but eight years ago for S425 90. Las
spring Mr. Steinberg and famll,
moved from Chicago and took posses
sion of their property. About tive acre
were cleared Some three hundred
cords of hrmlock bark were taken of
aside from Il lot of excellent hardwood
This sale would practically cover tn
taxes and cost of Improvement so tina
Mr. Steinberg realized approNimatel
500 90 on his investment"
The frequent rains of the past fey
weeks have worked great injury TO tn
potato crop generally, in fact the los
has been SO great that number of tn
large dealers state that tuberS will
sold at 81 per buShel few weeks hence
and these dealers are now actively eT
gagged in buying up all the potatoe
they can secure, paying good prices f.
them. Relative to the potato crop i
the state the following bulletin is sen
ont from the state experiment station
"On sandy, upland soil TIE crop
fair 10 good, both in quality and yiel,
hnt on low land and heavy soil the re-
ting continues. Digging is well undt
Nav and the yield is generally very di
apDointing. Ii is not possible To civ
an estimate Of the yield of sound pot
tines for in some localities in the maj
potato producing counties the crop
practically failure, while in other |
caIities fair average crop is being :
cured. There is complaint of rottiT
after being dug. and what proportion
the crop will be marketable is dit4seu
10 state"