The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-04-13


third contest of the Northeastern Wis
consin Interscholastic basketball tourna
ment at Appleton, the score after the
first half of the game being % to ? il
favor of the latter team The Two
Rivers team gave up the game after tn,
first half.
Herman Stehn who was declared by
Judge Kirwan to have been legally
elected as assessments Supervisor at the
special session of the county board
assumed his duties last Friday morning
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The Manitowoc Dry Dock company
has secured the contract for a large stee
dump scow for the Edwards Bros Co..
Sault Ste Marie The scow is to be com
pleted by August /.
Mayor elect Stole has given ont n
statement in which he intimates that a
special election will be held to sound
sentiment of the question of issuing
bonds to purchase the water works and
the electric light plant.
Mr. John Pfeiferle of st Nazianz was
a caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lii visited at
Milwaukee on Monday.
The visiting committee, of which
Atty. g. q. Sedgwick of this city is Il
member, recently submitted Il report to
the governor on the condition of the
college of law of the state university
The report contains II number Of timely
recommendations. Other members of
the committee are A. jerks and w J.
McElroy, Milwaukee.
! The foundation for the new two story
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Schuette Cement Construction company
at the corner of Franklin and 18th
streets has been completed. The FONDA
ton is of concrete ana is the first of the
| kind ever constructed in this city. The
superstructure will be constructed of
the new cement building blocks The
Schuette company will occupy the first
floor and basement Of the building,
while the second floor will be- used 10y
the Mantowoc Mattress company
Last week NJ H. Dempsey was ap-
pointed member Of the fire and police
commission to succeed Albert II.
Schmidt resigned. The appointment
was announced at the meeting of the
council last Friday evening and was
one of the last official acts of the retr-
ing mayor. The commission is now
composed of two republicans and two
democrats. The term of one of the
commissioners will expire in May, when
an appointment will he made by Mayor
Stole.
In accepting Albert II. Schmidt
resignation from the commission Mayor
Kemper paid u fine aud well.deserved
tribute in letter to Mr. Schmidt rs AZ
efficient, conscientious officer whose
services had been thoroughly appre
ciated, The resignation was rendered
necessary because Mr.. Schmidt had been
elected municipal Judge
Feel tired, no appetite cannot sleep,
work or eatY That's spring tredness
and will disappear at once if yon take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. 81 cents Tea or Tablets. f.
G. Buerstatte.
As II result of the election of April ith
the spring session of the county board
will contain seven new members. They
are: Henry Schreihart, Third ward
Manitowoc; G. II. Sedgwick, Sixth
ward, Manitowoc; Ira Stein and f. J.
Thede, Two Rivers; Ole Lundberg,
Eaton; Bernard Murphy, Cato and
Ira Boyer, Mishcot The board meets
next month The majority Of the mem
bers are democrats.
Mr.. Chas Cherney of Kellnersvile
called at the PILOT Office Monday
Last Sunday afternoon Mt 3 O'Clock
the new bells of St. Boniface church
We're blessed at the church. The cere.
monies We're performed 10y R"v. Father
o Leary and several other priests of the
county. Archbishop Messmer was unable
to he present because Of other duties
elsewhere. The ceremonies were wit
messed by n large audience. The three
new bells will be installed in the church
belfrey within short time, go that they
can be used by Easter Sunday The old
bell will not be taken out, but will be
allowed to remain in its place and will
be used for tolling whenever member
of the congregation passes away.
Several days ago the Clio Club met ut
the home Of Mrs G. f. Smalley for the
election of officers for the ensuing year.
Following are the names Of the officers
elected Mrs J. S. Anderson president
Mrs L IL Hamilton vice president
Miss Agnes Torrison, secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. G. Conley, correspond
ing secretary Mrs o. A. Alter and
Miss Rose Schuette were named IA the
program committee; and the entertain.