Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-06-23
CITY NOTES.
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ceeds that of any other brands at the
stores of Max Z. Buehm jl6-tf
In some sections of the county hay
ing has already begun, and the pros
poets are that the crop will be unu-
sually large
Frank Sayner, of Plum Lake, has dc
cided to move his boat building works
to Rhinelander. He has orders ahead
for 200 boats.
Prof Coyner will lecture in Marsh
field next Saturday evening on Nor
monism and will preach in that city on
Sunday, the 28th.
The Oshkosh city council has adopted
a measure prohibiting fortune tellers,
clairvoyants, mounte banks and people
engaged in like occupations from en-
tering that city.
Otto Krohn, who conducts a saloon
on Forest street, was assessed SO and
costs in Judge Miller's court Thursday,
for having sold liquor to certain indi-
vidual that is posted.
Sheriff Chellis has received from Sher-
iff Hoffman, of Merrill, two pure blood
pups of the bloodhound species They
will be trained as man hunters for rum
ming down criminals.
The west side fire department was
called out Thursday on account of a
grass fire near the railroad tracks at
the intersection of Second avenue. A
urge pile of slab wood was threatened
by the blaze.
James McCrossen is of the opinion
that a word to the wise is sufficient and
therefore makes this statement: ANY
one who posts bills on the opera house
block or the McCrossen block viii be
prosecuted"
Paul Sust, foreman of the Wochen-
blatt office, and Miss Leona Hintze, until
recently member of that papers force,
were married Saturday evening at the
parsonage of the Presbyterian church
by the Rev S. N. Wilson.
Anyone desiring anything in the line
of cement walks, cubing, cutters,
drains, etc should get figures of Archie
.. Clark, 407 Seymour st. Mr.. Clark
has had long experience in this work
and guarantees satisfaction.
The L. H. johnson Co, of Minneapo-
lis, has completed the new steel bridge
across the railroad cut at the McEach
ron mill. 1t is situated east of the old
lift bridge, and is so elevated above the
track that cars can pass under it with
out its being raised.
John Hickey and Albert Hoffman,
arrested at Stratford nearly two weeks
ago on the charge ofselling liquor with
out license, had their examination in
Justice Clarke's court Thursday. The
jury failed to agree aud the defendants
were discharged.
The Colonial Motion Picture CON-
pany win give an entertainment at the
opera house on Thursday evening July
End. under the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen of this city. Seats on sale at
Frost & PhiIbrick's drug store. Prices,
p, 80 and 50 cents.
The bread that mother used to bake
was not one bit better than the bread
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. 1t makes light, white bread and
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order sack and give it
a fair trial. Made by f. w. Kickbueh,
& SON. If.
The fire department was summoned
Wednesday to 6l0 Scott St. where a
burning woodshed on the property of
e. w. Gritzmacher was threatening de-
struction to surrounding buildings.
The fire was started by small boy,
who set fire to some paper, which in
turn set fire to the shed.
Peter Meyer, stone mason and for
mer resident of this city, was stricken
with heart failure and died Wednesday
morning at Marathon City. He was at
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rock pile and died before his fellow
workmen could reach him. He was
nearly fifty years of age and unmarried.
Those who go to Plum Lake this sum-
mer will be pleased to know that they
will not have to go clear to Starlake
after their express, as heretofore. The
United States Express company has es-
tablished an office there with o. W.
Sayner as agent. 1t win prove great
convenience to large number of peo-
pie.
Geo. Rick, who a few weeks ago was
by reason of i'll health forced to sell out
his interest in the firm of Gillian q
Rick, meat dealers, has been engaged
for some time past supel vising the
work being done at the fair grounds,
and finds that being il the open air
greatly agrees with him. He hopes to
be fully restored in health by fall
The broken hub on the steam road
roller has been temporarily repaired
and the summer work of macaadmiz-
ing streets was begun last week, Main
street between Scott and Franklin
being the first one to be repaired A
raise of % cents in the price of rock has
been instrumental in bringing in con-
siderable from the farms near the city.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Co.
has force of about seventy-fivc men
at work this summer cutting logs near
Tomahawk, aud it is intended to cut
about 1000, 600 feet before the time for
winter operations This timber lies in
a body close to the railroad, and will
be hauled by rail to the mill in this
city. A logging train viii be put on
this week.
F. Reiche, of Rib Falls, paid fine of