Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-11-07

| on wednesday morning last. LII is eX-
pected that the foundation walls will be
completed this fall.
Paul Vollbrecht and Miss Anna
| Schoeneberg, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Schoeneberg, will be
married tomorrow evening. The cere-
mony will be performed at st. Ste phen's
church by the pastor, Rev. F. Werhahn.
Pat German and Carl Lutz have pur-
| chased of j. ID. Guillow two eighties of
| land situated in the town of Texas.
| The land is heavily tim bered with hem
lock and hardwood The timber will
be cut and hauled to this city and
sawed.
VIM. Schmidt, who conducts saloon
in the basement of the Braatz building,
was on Thursday compelled TO 90 to
| Madison before the United States court
| and make answer to the charge of
selling liquor without having secured
government license.
People are being warned against
new $40 bill now in circulation. The
new certificate is said to be about three
Fights of an inch longer than the gen
uine. AS $40 bills are little short
with most of us, the difference could be
| easily discernible.
The bread that mother used to bake
was not one bit better than the bread
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
| fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order a sack and give it
a fair trial. Made by F. w. Kickbusch
d Son. IT,
The Duncan McGreggor land contest
case has again come up in the local
| land office and hearing on the evil
dence will be had some time in Deem
| Der. Since the finding of McGreggor's
| body in the Menominee river near
| Marinette a week ago, his widow has
been made the defendant.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber COM
pany, of Wausau, will have a crew of
men putting logs in the Some river a
short distance from the city during the
coming winter. The men will be
quartered at the Bay Mill boarding
house. Logging operations will start
IN about two weeks.-The Tomahawk.
Duncan Bros. will this week ship
twenty-five head of their registered
Shorthorn cattle to Vernon county and
will sell the same at auction on Satur-
day next. They have more stock than
they can handle at present and for that
reason are making the sale. Most of
the animals to be placed on sale are
yearlings.
Alfred Bibby, of Wausau, and Mrs.
Jennie Holenbeck, of this city, were
married at the NJ E. parsonage, last
Saturday evening at $50 o'clock, Rev.
F. A. Nimits performing the ceremony.
They will make their future home at
Wausau. The bride has for many years
been a respected resident of the 9th
ward.-SteYens Point Gazette.
j. r. Emery, state dairy and food
commissioner, has notified the Ladies'
Literary club that he will bring the
states exhibit of adulterated foods to
Wausau on Monday, Nov. Goth. The
exhibit will be placed in the court
house and Mr.. Emery will lecture on
the subject of pure and adulterated
| foods. Everyone is invited to see this
exhibit and hear the lecture.
The Ladies Literary club met yester-
| day afternoon in the club house and
| the members were entertained by Miss
Nellie Silverthorn, who gave an ac-
count of her recent travels through
| Europe. Those who attended the meet
ing of the Federation of Women's clubs,
recently held in Kenosha, told of The
convention and of the business tran
sacted while it was in session.
Atty Gen. Sturdevant has sent out to
county judges of the state printed copies
of an opinion rendered by him to the
effect that such judges cannot lawfully
charge any fees for proceeding for the
sale of real estate OF minors, neither
a county or an estate being liable.
The attorney general says the salaries
provided by county boards cover the
compensation of county judges for such
services.
III. w. Lee, a former we'll known at
torney and newspaper man of this city,
spent the day in the city, calling upon
old-time acquaintances. Mr.. Lee has
for the past ten years been engaged in
| the practice of law at Thief River Falls,
Mimi. Mr.. Lee is now approaching
the three score years and ten mark but
the advancing years appear to be set
ting lightly upon his shoulders, he be-
ing still hale and hearty.-Stevens
Point Journal
, The Meyer Drug Co. store, opposite
the post office, will be closed some time
J next week and the remaining stock of
| goods shipped TO Wausau, where w. w
|
ment, has two stores The business
| here was established by o. F. Meyer
| some eight or ten years ago, and the
| place has always enjoyed good trade,
! but Mr.. Albers was able to give it very
little of his personal attention, and
therefore decided to ship the stock to his
home town.-Stevens Point Gazette.
The Edgar assel- Emmett Telephone
Co. on Thursday filed articles of incor-
poration with the register of deeds.
The incorporators are G.. G.. Barrett,
VIM. Gamble and Otto Fehlhaber;
capital stock, 81 500 1t is the intention
of the incorporators to build a telephone
line from the village of Edgar through
the towns of CasSel and Emmett. 1t
will not be constructed with view of
making a profit for the gentlemen
named, but each subscriber can pur-
chase stock and share in the receipts
and expenditures.
Miss Della Thayer has opened a
studio, in the PILOT building where
she will be pleased to see all who desire
to take lessons on the violin, mandolin
or banjo. If.
John Berard, formerly resident of
this city, but owner of a farm near
Wausau, was in Grand Rapids a few
days this week visiting his brothers.
Two of them are in the town of Sara
toga, and the other in this city. Mr.
Berard has not been in Grand Rapids
for three years and even in so short a
time, he was very much surprised to
learn that the much talked of progress
OF Grand Rapids was real, and not mere
talk. Mr.. Berard is the man who
| built the brick building now occupied