The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-05-25

with defeat at the hands of the Sheboy-
] gan team in the first game of the sea-
son played here on Sunday. the score
being . to 6 in favor of the Chairmakers.
Over 1000 people witnessed the game.
Cleanse your system of all impurities
this month. Now is the time to take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t will
keep You well all summer. 30 cents,
Tea or Tablets. f. G. Buerstatte.
Frank Marin, cigar salesman who
is we'll known here, called on the trade
in Manitowoc the latter part of last
week after having been absent for
several months, during which time he
had soiourned in California.
Monday noon the fire department re-
sponded to an alarm turned in on the
| North Side. 1t was found that a
chimney was burning at the home of
Capt. O. Hanson. But little damage
resulted.
| Mrs. Carolina Klein of Two Rivers
was examined as to her mental condl-
| ton last week She was committed to
the Oshkosh asylum for treatment. The
examination took place in the office of
the county Judge. MIS-. Klein is so years
of age.
Martin Moran, conductor on the
Northern Pacific railway, arrived here
for a visit with friends in the latter part
of last week. This is Mr.. Moran's first
visit to Manjtowoc in twenty five years
AT one time he conducted livery stable
on Buffalo street.
The dancing party at the Opera house
last Friday evening was Il very success
full and enjoyable affair. The dancing
continued until an early hour Saturday
morning. Music was furnished by Ur-
bans orchestra. A palatable lunch was
served at Atkins.
The union men employed at the ship
yards, who were on Il strike on Tuesday
aud Wednesday of last week, returned
to their work on Friday, the difficulty
having been satisfactorily adjusted, The
walk ont took place because of the fact
that non-unon men were employed ut
the yards.
At n meeting Of the local lodge Of
Elks last Saturday night sixteen new
members were initiated. Another class
will be admitted in the near future,
when the initiatory ceremonies will be
followed by a banquet. The member
ship of the lodge is increasing with
marked rapidity. A large delegation
will be in attendance at the state con
vention at Madison in June.
John Schuette, president of the Mani
towoc Savings bank. and VIM. Wrieth
of the bank of Two Rivers attended II
meeting of bankers at Fond du Lac last
Thursday. Over fifty bankers were
present at the gathering. After the
business session Of the meeting the
members of the association enjoyed u
banquet at the Elks club house
Last Friday the Aluminium Sign com
pany of Two Rivers removed to kewau-
nee which city had induced the compa-
ay to locate there by Offering liberal
bonus The machinery of the plant was
transported to Kewaunee on the steamer
Ottawa of the Goodrich line. The re
moval of the plant is loss to Two
Rivers.
The evening service at the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday was in charge
of the Mems Brotherhood. The sermon
of the evening was II biography of John
Knox, the great Scotch reformer and
patriot, the four hundredth anniversary
of whose birth was celebrated by com
memorative exercises the world over by
Presbyterians on the day mentioned
Maxcy d Gray of this city and Osh-
kosh recently secured Il contract for eX-
tensive sewer improvements ut shawn
no. 1t lsa $4,000 job. T w. Gray of
this city, who is associated in the con
tracing business with Mr.. MaXcy of
Oshkosh. submitted the bid in competi-
ton with some ten other contractors
Mr. Gray will superintend the work
which will give employment to . large
force of men.