The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-01-26

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convention at Milwaukee February
and 2. Local dealers are members Of
| the association.
Because of a break in the dam at
Hayton, allowing the water to escape
from the pond above, many fish of
various kinds were caught with spears
and nets last week.
1t is reported that the school authori
ties of Marinette have cautioned dealers
in tobacco not to sell cigaretts 30 school
BOYS. Those that fail to heed this warn
ing will be prosecuted
Last Thursday three farmers, who
We're driving Il team which became
frightend, narrowly escaped serious in
Jury. They were thrown against tele-
graph pole with considerable force.
Last week Mayor w. q. Kemper
attended the conference, at Madison, of
committee appointed by the Municipal
league to submit bills to the legislature.
The Mayor returned home on Monday.
The greatest system renovator. Re
stores vitality, regulates the kidneys
liver and stomach If HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea fails to cure get your
money back That's fair % cents, Tea
or Tablets f. c. Buerstatte
District Attorney A. T. Bnckmpster
has started investigation into the muir
der of John Wren, the Manitowoc man
who was murdered in Kenosha county
on Christmas day. Five men are held
pending examination.
Oshkosh educators want Prof Albert
! Salisbury, president of the state nor
mai school at Whitewater for state
superintendent of public instruction,
and will request him to make an effort
to secure the nomination next spring.
A large entry list is promised for II
pool tournament that will be held after
the billiard tourney, now on, has come
to close. The tournament will DE held
at the Taubert hall and arrangements
for the event are now being made.
1t is believed that the cost Of the com
ing spring election will be twice as
great as it would he if the primary cleo
ton law had not been adopted. Petitions
for nominations must be filed rs early
a. March 9th
On February 3 the West Side high
school girls basket ball team. recently
organized for the season, Will play their
first game of this year at the Turner
hall, the contesting team being that of
the Two Rivers high school girls.
A Young Mems Athletic club was re
Gently organized in this city the mem.
bership of the society numbering thirty.
/ An interesting feature Of the club is the
organization of Il band. The club has
opened gymnasium. On January 18th
dance will be given under the auspices
of the new organization.
III brave the storms of Chilkoot Pass,
I'll cross the plains of frozen glass
Id leave my wife and cross the oea,
Rather than be without Rocky Mountain
Tea. F. c. Buerstatte.
Capt. c. NJ. Krumm and Lieut. Il T.
Buerstatte Of Company II. w n. e.,
were recently appointed Us members of
the examining board that will conduct
an examination at Appleton on February
LIST TO test The qualifications of the newly
elec.ed officers of c.. b of Oshkosh
Charles Munroe of this city wa. a de-
legate to the convention Of marine en-
glneers on the lakes recently held at
| Washington, D. G. One of the questions
discussed at the meeting wa, that of
wages and it was decided 10 demand Il
new schedule for the coming season.
The basket ball team Of the University
of Wisconsin. who recently achieved a
series Of signal victories in several Wis
consin cities until the Two Rivers team
defeated them anu thus placed a wet
blanket upon then triumphant tour. do
not seem to be meeting with much sue
cess on their invasion of the east.
1t is reported that u state bank will
be established ut Naders in the near
! future. Tuesday evening "A meeting WAS
held for the discussion and consideration
of the subject. The promoters Of the
new enterprise are famers and mer-
chants According to reports the organ
ization of the institution will be directed
by banker of Hilbert Farmers and
| business men will be Stockholders.
Matthias Bets, sexton ut the Catholic
cemetery, came near freezing to death
one night last week While on his way
home late in the evening, he fell and
broke his leg He was found lying by
the roadside few hours later, As - re
suit of the accident and the severe ex-
posture he has been very i'll, but hels ex-
pected to recover.
John Lemhart of Sheboygan was
granted divorce from his wife Daisy
Lemhart, in circuit court here, the cause
beingrlesertion He WAS given the Gus.
today of the wear old daughter, Marie.
The couple We're united in marriage at
New London nine years ago and had
separated year ago.
At the annual convention of the
Licensed Tugmen's Protective associa-
ton held mt Detroit, Michigan last week,
Peter Gagnon Of Two Rivers was re-