The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-22
Christmas falls on Sunday. Our store
will remain closed all day Monday,
tha oRth

Christmas falls on Sunday. Our store
will remain closed all day Monday,
the Goth.
, SCHUETTE BROS. Co.
| Editor W. F. Nash of the Two Rivers
Chronicle was in the city on Thursday
of last week and made the PILOT office
! a call.
Miss Anna Baker of Minnesota has
been visiting at the home of Ferdinand
Bauman for the past three weeks. She
will return to her home next Thursday.
Richard Burke of this city, who is ii
student at the Milwaukee Normal school.
was recently elected president of the
Oratorical association connected with
that institution.
Special Brew Book Beer, put MP in
! the largest bottles used by any brewer
in the city. in cases containing n bottles
each sold at Sl.0) a case for the holidays
by KUNZ. BLEsER * Co.
The local basketball team Was defeat
ed by the Twin River Rifles of Two
Rivers at the Turner hall Saturday even
ing, the score beng 26 to 70 Al the end
of the first half of the game the score
stood 20 to , in favor of the Two River
team; but in the second half the locals
played better than the Rifles as is shown
by the above figures.
Herman Bruins, civil war veteran
who formerly resided in Manitowoc
county, recently died at Portland, Ore.
The deceased was SO years old. He Is
survived by two brothers Frank A
Bruins of Silver Lake and Charles Bruins
of Newton and two sisters, Mrs. Weyar
IF Newton aud Mrs. Schultz of this
city Interment took place AT Portland
And now we have the slei Ching we
We're locking for BY the way. have you
got cutter? L. J. ANDERSON has Just
received ear load of them, sells them
cheap just the thing for the Holidays.
Look them over before you buy,
Frank Klabachek aud Samuel Hansen.
both of this city, have entered into
co partnership and assumed the man
agement of the Peterik place on Buffalo
street, which they leased last week.
Mr. Hansen was, until some time ago,
employed by the Traction company and
Mr.. Klabachek formerly held position
ut the Noupareil cafe.
There was small pox scare at the
Oshkosh Normal school recently, and a
number of students, including few
from this city fastened to their homes
in order to escape from being exposed
and guaranteed during the Christmas
vacation. The students who had been
exposed to the disease We're quarantlned
last week but several students broke
quarantine aud hurried to their homes.
If you haven't time TO prepare Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea, it is now
made in tablet form also Get a pack
age already to use Makes You we'll
keeps You we'll IS cents. f. c. Buer
static
John II. Keith arrived here from
Canada after few months absence.
His wife is visiting friends on the way
and will arrive here this week. They
contemplate spending the winter i'll the
South after few weeks visit here.
Herman Stein of Mishcott has re
signed ~ member OF The county board
to be "A candidate for county assessment
supervisor at the special session of the
county board called for Dec. 2ith. The
vacancy has been filled 10y the appoint
ment of August Steuck. AdOlph Rode
wald of Newton and Supervisor of As
sessments w. t. MaertZ of Reedsvile
are also candidates.
just received a CAR LOAD of CUTTERS
in different styles, cours and trimmings
If you want a nice plain cutter or a loud
tiashy one, give us IA call. We have
them, to suit you exactly. Prices are
reasonable. Come early if You are in
terested before this large beautiful stock
Is broken,
l.. J. ANDERSON.
Opposite O Torrlson's Warehouse.
II. Pfetfer we'll known farmer of
the town of Cato, died on Thursday
last week aged 81 gears. The cause of
his demise was consumption, from which
he had suffered for years. He leaves a
wife to mourn mis- loss.
Anton Stuiber of Whitelaw was in
the city on Wednesday and made til
PILOT office II call Mr. Stuiber is part
owner of flour mill'at Wbitelaw. The
mill has an excellent run, II car load of
flour being shipped from it every two
weeks and every time the shipment Is
made car load of wheat is purchased
The next number of the North Side
High School lNceum course will be
Musin and his company. This Will be
one of the very best of the five excellent
attractions comprising the course, This
attraction Will take place at the North
Side Opera house ON Feb, Sth, That the
house Will be filled to the utmost limit
of its capacity on that occasion is "A fore
gone conclusion; for TIE pleasure OF
hearing tins genius this renowned
Belgian violiniSt play is such rs to be
of being overstated. The
value Of the course can
scarcely be uvereelimated such a course
exerts IN inspiring and uplifting re
filming and edtying influence on the
whole community.