The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-01-28

The carferries have been having con-
siderable difficulty in getting in and ont
of the harbor these days.
Rev. Carl Thompson, the noted socia-
list, will lecture at the Opera House,
Thursday evening, Feb. II.
R. Kurth was sentenced in the NUM-
cipal Court last Saturday to ninety days
in Jail for stealing $40 worth of oats
from Dan Tracy.
A number of pupils of the public
schools of this city We're sent home last
Monday on account of the impossibility
of properly heating some Of the rooms.
The Catholic Knights of st. Mary's
Church gave dance at Maple Grove,
Friday. The Marine Orchestra of this
city furnished the music.
Dr. Humans horse used the County
Court house grounds for play yard
last Saturday, but was finally stopped
without damage having been done.
Miss Irma ScLuette entertained at her
home on South Eighth street Monday af
ternoon in honor of the marriage of Miss
Fave Landreth, now Mrs. c. b. Haril-
ton.
Anton Nespyonie of Taus has bought
a lot and shop in Menchalville and will
do blacksmithing there He recently
severed his connection with Joseph
Stelzer at Taus.
"a Delicate Question" is the name of
an original comedy drama which the
Reedsville camp of the M. w. A. and
council of the n. F. l.. will give Feb.
Is, at Schultz's Hall in that town.
F, A. Cooper, the credit insurance
man, was in town Monday and said
that when he left his home in Oshkosh
the thermometers on Main street regist-
cred 80 degrees below zero.
Messrs. Kunz and Bleser of the brew
ing firm bought the following three
teams at the Splan auction sale in Chi
cago: Joker and Mack, 1920; Ben and
John, $3.50; and Lucerner and Rye,
$40.
County Superintendent of Schools,
Fred Christensen and F. S. Hyer, prin-
cipal of the County Training School
paid d visit to the French settlement
school near Mishicot Tuesday evening
and addressed meeting of the patrons
of the school.
Fire Chief Kratz has compelled the
removal of all Company H. ammunition
from the storeroom under the stage of
the Turner Opera Hall All the ammu-
milton was put in large box and moved
to a place from which it can easily be
c.rried out in case of fire.
A lot of fancy pigeons are on exhibit
ton at the Delmonico on South Eighth
Street There will be both English and
Antwerp Carriers, Swallows Dragons,
Jacobins, Magpies, English and Alien
burg Trumpeters, Strassers, Pattinettes
and African Owls,
S. Bartus Armory is circulating a
petition against the Grosvenor Bill
making it necessary to have all gasoline
launches of five tons or over, operated
by q licensed engineer. The law now
requires gasoline launches of over fifteen
tons to be so operated. The petition will
be sent to Congressman Davidson and
Minor.
At the annual meeting of the Calu
met Co. Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Brillion week ago Wednesday the
following officers were elected; Presi-
dent, Geo. D. Breed; V. President,
Fred Junge; Secretary, JAG Severin
Treasurer, Fred Arps; Directors, JAG.
SEVERN, Fred Junge, Geo. D. Breed,
A. Hopfensberger, Aug. Hanson, A, d.
Rathert Herman Kressmap, Ernst
Schaubs and S. NJ Scott.
All our readers who attend the two
weeks Farmers Course at the University
beginning Feb. 9TH, should bear in mind
that the railroads will grant third fare
rate on returning, providing the appli-
cant secures ii receipt for money paid
when he buys his ticket to Madison.
Take receipt for each ticket you buy
and have this stamped at Madison by
Dean Henry. Then you can return for
one-third fare.