Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-03-21

company and in smaller quantities by
all dealers. If.
Jacob Gensman, Jr, who has been
logging this winter in the town of Wau-
sau, suspended operations last Friday
on account of poor roads. He cut
4S0, 900 feet of hemlock and hauled the
logs to the Arntsen mill in this city.
/ Chas. Radtke, who for several years
has b53n familiar resident of the coun-
ty jail at different times, was picked up
by the police Sunday in an intoxicated
condition. Yesterday morning he was
sentenced to serve three days in jail
| Nothing in the line of spring and
summer suitings handled by local
dealers in past years was equal to those
suits sold by Seim Bros. this spring
They are the latest Beau Brumm ell
ideas.
| That new line of spring and summer
dress shirts placed on sale by Seim
Bros. a few days ago went so fast that
another consignment was ordered. The
latter lot is much better than the first
and is now on the shelves for your in
spection.
| 1t is rumored that number of Wau-
sau business men have organized a
stock company capitalized at $4,000
and will open furniture store in
building on Scott street The building
is now occupied and as soon as the pres
ent occupants lease expires they will
| take possession.
The workmen who have been re-laying
the tile floors in the court house have
| completed their work on the second
| story. The foundation for the new
floor in the rotunda has been laid and
the job will be finished this week
Other floors in the office vaults, that
are in bad shape, will be repaired.
DIR. w. M. Wilson, section director of
the y. S. weather bureau, of Milwau-
kee, will give an illustrated lecture at
the auditorium of the high school on
Monday evening, March 9th, at $50
o'clock P. N. This lecture will be free
and everybody is invited to be present.
MIR. Wilson, it is said, has large mum
Der of very fine illustrations which will
alone be worth seeing.
Ask your dealer for a box of Idaho
apples. Choice fruit, carefully packed,
absolutely free from worms and guaran-
teed perfect. KIEFER COLD STORAGE
Co, Agents. j24
On account of shortage of white
labor to work the beet fields, an agent
of the Menominee River Sugar Co. is
making an effort to supply the farmers
of Shawano and Oconto counties next
season with Indian labor from the
Menominee and Pottawatomie reserva-
tons near Shawano. If they are like
their brother Winnebagos who live
around Hatley, this county, they will
make mighty poor laborers.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated in
Wausau last Friday by the local sons of
Erin and was also observed by some
who are not Irish. In the evening FIR
Brennan, of Necedah, addressed an
audience that completely filled Frater-
nifty hall, his subject being ''The Trials
and Triumphs of the Irish People,"
His talk was historical in nature and
proved most interesting to the assem-
blage. At st. Marys church mass was
celebrated in the morning at o'clock
in honor of St. Patrick.
Joseph Chevriere and family, who
have been up on Pine river since last
fall, have returned to the city. Mr.
Chevriere has been engaged in logging
for Smith q johnson, of this city, and
reports very successful season. There
were three camps on Pine river putting
in logs for Smith q Johnson, and they
were operated by Messrs. Chevriere,
Blair and Wendorf, putting in, all to-
gether, nearly 5000, 600 feet of logs. All
of the camps broke up last week
Carl Guhse, of the town of Ringle,
was examined Saturday morning by
Drs. Thielke and Humid, at the request
of the mans neighbors, who stated that
Guhse had been cutting capers'' that
| denoted that he had bats in his attic.
The county Judge deferred committing
Guhse, pending further Investigation
of the case. The trouble appears that
when the man gets full of squirrel
rye, as he does frequently, he is ugly
and not very pleasant companion to
have near one.
| Fred. Rienow, superintendent of the
county poor house, had an experience
| one night last week which he does not
care to have repeated. He lighted
kerosene lamp, which a few moments
later he noticed was out of order. The
flame made noise similar to the burn
| ing of powder in broken fire cracker
the ''sizzer" kind Fred picked up the
lamp and FASTENED to the door and
threw it out into a snow bank. A little
later the flames worked into the bowl
and the result was an explosion.
Richard Lambreeht and Louis Pen
eau, the two young men who are
charged with holding up the inmates
and robbing the saloon of Fred Bernitt,
west of the city, had their preliminary
examination last Thursday in munich
pal court. Sufficient evidence of a
damaging character was introduced to
warrant the judge in believing that a
crime had been committed of which the
defendants knew something about,
and bound them over for trial each in
the sum of 81 900. Lambreeht furnished
bail.
Otto Bruss, purchasing agent for the
United States Leather Co.'S plant, has
been out on the road for some weeks
past buying all the bark he could "scare
up" On account of the deep snow and
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