The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-23

erge cOaler.
There is a china exhibition on al
Eummeles today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stole are the
arents of baby girl.
Henry Esch is putting cement side
balk around his store.
nc. Wilke has secured the Range
ne school for next year.
The improvements in the National
Bank are nearly completed.
E. w. Mackey is again with the Her
Id having taken charge on Monday.
Talk about advertisingl See the
Eneipp Malt Food Co. entering the field.
The Manitowocs won from the New
london boys on Sunday with score of
tot.
Chief Pierce will issue warrants
gainst those that have not paid their
og tax.
VIM. Rahr, Sr., and wife returned
rom an extended business trip through
he East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens have returned
ONE to Ashland to receive Mr. and
drs John Bacon.
Chas. Buerstatte and John Schultz
vent to Brillion and return with their
uto on Sunday.
One of the candidates taking the po-
ice and fire examination threw an eight
'ound ball Al feet.
Thomas Higgins has completed the
hange of the switch at the south end
K the bridge.
Henry Nienaber and wife Of ST. Paul
re in town to attend the wedding OF
Hiss Mathilde Nienaber.
Fred Borcherdt Jr., manager of Hotel
Victoria is rapidly recovering from an
lttack of typhoid pneumonia
The schooner Mystry that was damag-
ID in collision at Sheboygan will be
brought here for repairs.
An excursion to Waupaca on Aug
2 will be given under the auspices OF
The G.. A. R. of Manitowoc.
Six applicants took the examination
conducted by the board of police and
Ire commissioners on Monday.
The first Sunday band concert of the
season was given last Sunday in Wash
ngton Park and attracted a large crowd.
The military department has issued
sn order that no liquor is to be sold or
given away at the encampment this
year.
Ernest Dewey an employe OF the
4andreth Co. at Sheboygan was caught
n a belt and received injuries from
which he died.
Corporal Preiss, the recruiting officer,
has left for Oshkosh as Manitowoc offers
, very poor field to get men to carry
Uncle Sans coat.
In addressing envelopes it is necessary
lie place the name Of the state of the ad-
dressee on the envelope, such is the rul-
ing of the postal department.
One by one our Manitowoc people are
going up to camp Manitowish. Louis
|Kunz and family left on Tuesday and
Mr.. VIM Rahr and family will leave on
Friday.
Harry Greenwood night clerk at the
Williams house has resigned his posi-
|tion and will be succeeded by Ralph
|Neindorf formerly of the Briggs House
|of Chicago.
The fifth baby, a son, was born to ex-
president and Mrs. Cleveland at their
summer home last Saturday. The
family Of Grover Cleveland at present
consists of two boys and three girls.
Some Of the boys working in the
warehouse Of the Landreth Co. here
demanded an increase in wages and on
its being refused started a strike, their
places were rapidly filled.
w, W. DeLano, manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph Co.'S local Office
departed Saturday for a six weeks stay
in Colorado for his health. T. G. Tori
son will be in charge of the Office.
The G. & N. w. engine of the Two
Rivers division was disabled in Two
Rivers Sunday by blowing out flue
and a local switch engine took her to
the shops for repairs
From good authority it is stated that
the rural routes through Manitowoc
county will be further extended as soon
as the inspector can get here and it is
the endeavor of the department to have
them in working order before winter.
The PILOT as an advertising medium
has no equal in Manitowoc county and
advertisers will do well to investigate
the advantages offered by the paper be-