Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-01-06
CITY NOTES.

Little drops of whiskey, little "snits'
Of beer; knock the good resolutions out
Of each New Year-Ex.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, January 9th.
Geo. Belanger, who has been i'll for
some time, last week suffered relapse
and has been confined to his bed since
Jacob Simmer recently sold to j. b.
McFarlane, of Rice Lake a bull calf
eleven months old Of the Red Poll breed
for 500.
Piano TUNING also regulating and
repairing, best of references. Leave
orders ?. rroS;s fPh;lbrick's.
LEONARD L. FRAZER.
The old Plumer mill is again in opera
ton and the operators, Arntsen e
Hirsch, exp, It this winter to equal the
cut of last season.
Many of the ills from which women
can be completely cured with Rocky
Mountain Tea. Rich, red blood, good
digestion and health follow its use. 35
cents. w. w. Albers
The Northern Wisconsin Horsemen's
association did not hold its annual
race meet at o. Paquin's Jan. 1st as
was intended, owing to Mr.. Paquin
feeling indsposed, and not having
/ cleared a track on the ice
OH some of the hill roads east of the
city the roads have been sprinkled with
cinders on one side that farmers drawing
heavy loads may descend same with
less difficulty The move is wise one
for which John Ward, street commits
siontr, receives the credit
/ Dewitte Ramsdale, an old resident of
the county living near the village of
Edgar, was examined Friday by Drs.
Jones and Sauerherring and pro-
nounced insane He was taken to
Oshkosh Saturday Ramsdale is under
the hallucination that his family is per-
scouting him.
Call on A. B. Wheeler & Son if you
have anything 10 the line of hot water
/ or Steam heat, plumbing or gas hitting
all work promptly attended to- IT,
Two logging trains were put on the
St. Paul road Saturday which viii haul
logs from Star Lake to Chippewa Falls
via Junction City, distance of 225
miles. The haul Is the largest ever at
tempted in Wisconsin but the new
method of transportation has, as time
saver, got the old method beaten to a
finish.
One thing noticeable this year is the
scarcity of gaudy colored calendars
For years past, and especially last
year, nearly every business house in
the country sent out to patrons, adver-
Using calendars, but this season bust
ness firms seem to have sworn off from
the habit, and the time reconers are
CONSPICUOUS for their absence
LIE. Spencer, NJ. d., Office ia the
Mckinley block, corner Third and
Mcclellan streets.
The PmoT received, on the last day
of the old year, very neatly executed
sight draft from E. A. Goodrich, Spo-
kane, Washington, for 500 happy days,
for value received in your friendship
From the Bank of Prosperity to the
National Bank of Fortune, State of
Happiness" The well wishes of our
old friend is deeply appreciated.
Ptof Erasmus f. Smith, of Beloit,
who recently made an analysis of the
city: water will arrive in Wausan Mon
day Jan 10th, bringing with him a stere-
opticon lantern. That evening in the
assembly room of the high school he
oyill give public lecture in demon
srration of his analysis of the city
water, which will be illustrated by
stereopticon slides
Al the county school superintendents
meeting held last week in Milwaukee,
John f. Lamont of this city, was elected
president for the new term. COM
mittee was appointed which shall labor
to secure the extension of the term of
Office of County superintendents from
two years to four, and also to work for
a Law providing that their election be
made in the spring instead of fan.
john Lipinski was in Justice Jones
court Tuesday evening at the instance
of Casper koswinski, both being Iresi-
dents of the unrestful town OF Pike
Lake. 1t appears that in Christmas
celebration John became imbued with
the belief that it was a duty he owed to
his country to give Casper threshing,
and he carried out that belief much to
the chagrin and humiliation of the latte
and in violation to the peace and dignity
of the state of Wisconsin. He was
found guilty and was fined 50 and costs
amounting to 1885.
WANTED-5 lady agents to solicit for
the Red Cross Association Call to-
morrow at sos Third St, doctors office.
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Tie Wausan Central Wisconsin
should understand that we have not
called attention of the Gottschalk case
for the purpose of rejecting upon Wau-
sau We have used that case for the
purpose of showing the necessity for
watchfulness of good people every
where, particularly in Merrill The
authorities need constant prodding and
the press, out of civic plide, assumes
that responsibility. The Central Wis
cousin and WAUsAU PLoT are good ex-
amples of the fearless press. tits pleas
ant news to know that the alleged be-