Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-02-10
STATE Items of Intereat.

Andrew Gullickson, a farmer of Steri-
| ing, was hunted to death by large de-
horned bull. He leaves a family
Joe Grow. aged 60. the best known
| among full blooded Menominee Indians,
was instantly killed in lumber camp
near Marinette, while telling trees.
Lawrence University is one of the pre-
ferred creditors of Charles Tesch, the
Brillion merchant, its claim of $4,000
being secured by real estate mortgages.
Sweaters as an article of apparel nave
been forbidden by the faculty of the Be
lott College SO far as the custom refers
ito the coeds The dean has pronounced
the sweater immodest.
Johnny Rich. the 14-year-old son of
Angelo Rich, who disappeared from his
home few weeks ago, was found two
miles from Clear Lake He was staying
with farmer who picked him up on the
road ~
The big paper mill of the Menasha
Paper Company. which has been in
course of construction since last spring.
commenced manufacturing paper at
Ladysmith. Only print paper viii be
manufactured.
Miss Edna Ramey of Catawba. aged
% years, died at Kingsley, Mich. Miss
Ramey was visiting with Mrs. Samuel
Wright. her sister. and was to have re-
turned to Wisconsin in the early spring
time to be married.
Chief of Police Scheibel made quick
catch of horse thief at Beloit. He re-
ceived a letter from Marshal Hall of
Ereeport, H.. that he had a State war
rant for George Rawleigh, who had. it is
alleged, stolen n team. harness and wag-
on In twenty minutes Chief Scheibel
had located the man and lodged him in
Jail The team was recovered.
/ The French Lumber Company. which
has operated ON the Chippewa waters
for twenty-five years. is closing out its
Logging business and will in few days
dispose of 25.0o0.0O0 feet of standing
pine. the last il possesses. The stock
holders of the company are all residents
Of Chippewa Falls.
David $. Foster. aged "a years. died
after a long illness He resided in Be
lott for fifty years and for twenty-five
years conducted large grocery business.
Ten years ago he retired from active
business. He was Mayor of the city for
three terms.
1t is rumored at Fond du Lac that the
Little Wolf River Telephone Company 5
property will be sold at auction and that
the Wisconsin Telephone Company will
make an effort to buy il. The Little
Wolf River Company has been the lead
ing opposition company in that part of
the State
r. e. Wagner, president of the Wis
consin Sugar Company. announces that a
60O-ton beet sugar refinery, costing 5000,
90. will be erected at Chippewa Fails.
Owing TO his inability to secure machin-
ery the factory cannot be built for next
seasons crops Work win be started
next fall and the plant will be ready for
1904.
Chief Buffalo. who has been Indian
farmer on the Red Cliff Indian reserva-
ton fer several years. has resigned his
position He will probably be succee,i-
ell by y. Zero of 0danah. graduate OF
the Coraell University.
While walking to Kaukauna f. c.
Otto discovered defect in two rails Of
the Northwestern road that would I'M
dou5teily have wrecked The first train.
All the bolts at one Of the joints of the
rails had been broken. leaving the rails
unprotected. The least strain would have
caused the rails 70 spread. Otto report
Ell rhe matter promptly 10 the railroad
officials upon reaching kaukauna a=d re
pairs were made al once