Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-22

An exchange says that ten years ago
farmer put an \ mark on a silver
dollar and went to town and spent it
with a merchant. Before the year was
out he got the marked dollar back again
for poultry and spent it again with the
village merchant. Four times in six
years that dollar came to him for pro-
duce and three times he heard of it in
the pockets of his neighbors. The time
he got it in change three years ago he
sent it to Chicago to a mail order house
that has amassed hundred million
dollars selling third rate stuff. He has
never seen that dollar since. That dol
lar will never pay any more road or
school tax for him, never help build up
the town or country, never bless and
brighten the homes of his neighbors.
He sent it entirely out of the circle of
usefulness to him.
Northern Wisconsin offers many in
ducements to those people of other sec
tons who are in poor health and are
anxious for relief The death rate here
is low and the conditions are attracting
physicians of the southern part of the
state as is witnessed by recent events.
Plans are matured for tha building of
health resort near Tomahawk where
in consumptives will be treated, ard
now comes Milwaukee physician of
means, who has purchased large
farm overlooking Summit lake and will
build a sanitarium on it. The farm is
being stocked with cattle, sheep,
chickens, etc, and it is intended to
raise all the vegetables on the farm that
will be required for the patients use,
so that the expense will be reduced to
minimum. Summit lake is one of the
most elevated points in Wisconsin.
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Tuesday last, Constant Olseowsky, |
resident of Milwaukee, and father o
Mrs. Anton Kryshak, of this city
arrived here for a visit His son-in-law
after dinner, showed him about town
but not feeling well he returned to tn
Kryshak home where his daughter in
duced him to lie down. This was a
about three O'Clock. At six O'Clock on
of the family intended calling him TO
supper but did not do SO because he az
peared to be enjoying a sound sleer
AT about Z 80 Mrs. Kryshak determine
to awaken him that he might meet Al
otner relative who had arrived. Sh
went to his room and called him an
receiving no response, entered the rooi
only to find that her father was deaC
A physician who called at the HON
later found that he had died
appoplexy. He was fifty-eight years
age and leaves a wife and one othe
n dsughter, who reside in Milwaukee an
to which place his remains were r.
, moved next day, accompanied by Nj
and Mrs. Kryshak.