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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Snbianapplis, Snb., Samfas, % Sftober 1905
0etreioe= =Tra4tratem.
aonferen; BON Snterefienten nab 81. 9ouis
einberufen.

Ben epigen gontrooerIen atpii9en
ben @iienbabnen Il. Observation-Disclosures
oensStdoten iiber tpelde Der @etreibe=
transport aus benz Wehen nnh Npro=
meten nod bem Siisen uno Shoofen
bermittelt tpirb, ion enblia 'ein gnbe
9ema9t neroen. 9lls bic 3uiI9en=
ftaatsbanoelstommiifon i'm lsBtsn Suli
In 9OuisSille In Sibung mar. um 8ss
i1weroen bon Girmen in beri&ieoenen
Stdbtsn iiber 9iscriminationen Sell
tens Der Sabnen gu unteriudsn, ma9te
Der @ommihdr Clements barauf auf-
merriam, oab bieis 8siamsrben na9=
geraoe 10 sablrei4 wiiroen, oab es am
gefen fsin tphrbe. tpsnn @srtreter bon
intereifirten 5irmen aus allen in 5rage
tommenben Stdbtsn auiammenfdmen.
um fid unter fi1 unb bann nit ben
giienbabnen auf einen allgsmein 3u-
frieoenifellenoen &atentarif su einigen.
Cine iol9s 8erfammIung III nun
einberufen poroen. uno Die @onfe-
rep3en iouen In ct. 9ouis am Siens=
tag nddffer Wohe be9innen.
Die meifsn Bsi9merben entiteben
iiber bic vSbrintase" I'M @etrsioe,
oas aus benz fernen WeHsn fOmmt.
auf &e9nung berieIben tuerbsn bon
ben punften bonn Sbio aus fir bet,
Weitertransport prossntale &atener=
mdBigungen sugeifanoen, uno es III sr=
tldrlid, oaB babel cine Staot bor
elmer anoeren lei9t bebor3u9t tuerben
tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
9msd StraRenbabn idmer
berlctt
@irb q. u. 81. Scefer in feline Nobnuns
eebra4t.

@uifab u. H. Sosfler. $50 Sf
Marplanb Str., Der in einem pianos
@ei9dft anseifelt 1T, wuroe on be,
psnniplbania uno Obio Strabe ourt
oas biniere @noe zines bic gieguuQ
umfabrenoen StraBenbabn-W -Wagsons
sstroffen uno i9wsr Dsrlsst.
Serr 6oeflsr erlitt on ben Beinen.
iOwie au9 OH 8Opfe i9mers 8erleBun.
gen, Die ieines bOrgeriidten Mlters ball
Der nls dubsrit beoenflia gu betradtsu
fno. Die Sispeniariums Nmbulani
bra4te ben SdmerperleBten nad feline,
@Obnung.
@r III Elm Witglieb Der 66rner=2o9s
go. l bes gsrbsRerten Srbens be,
ppthias-Ritter. FIR Die er in Mus'
nabmefdllen als Orselipislsr funsirte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Seim&er berbaftet.

ROrris Sunss, Elm "a Sabre alter
Neser, ben man unter Nnila9e bes Be.
tretens frembsu gigentbums unb Dieb.
ifabls berbaftete, fol I'm 6auie 1415
HOrtbwefern Mbe., tpo er In Grbeit
ffano, aus oem 6snifsr geflettert iein,
um i'm 3immer elmer Ha9bartuobnuns
sinen unwiqtommensn Beiu9 ab5ufat'
ten.
WOrris lou bort 9leiafalls our6s
Gsnfer 9eitiegen iein, uno oa 3uglei&
cine llhr unb Elm tpertbboaer 3ina bers
mibt weroen, wuroe Worris fefisenom=
men. obelsi9 er feline llnidulb be-
tbenert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
gfeme 9meorporatiomen.

Golgenbs @eielf9aftsn rei8ten Cbeim
staatsIstretdr ibre Sneorporations-
papiese elm:
Der .Doung Stems guiineB Club,
Serre 0aute, Oireftoren, Sobn y.
Mifman, Omar 6. WcWbinnsp, 6artp
$. 0utton, @barles 8. Wuroud.
9arrp s. Joultes, Muguff u. 9e8el'
Tier, @iliam 8. a!bre9t. ST., Otto
6. 6ornuns. gowarb g. @eimaH,
Wiliam 8. Wspsrs, Sbat9er u. par'
ter unb Bruce 8inblep.
.5latrOd @emeterp". SlatrOd; Si'
rsttorsn. 8bomas Woplep, Wiliam g.
pope, Samuel Oabis, 8eorge Oltma on
uno Sobn Sent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28

Nem Nliace, 27. Oet. @eorge
Bieoolf uno 2atie 3srr. 3tpsi iungs
2eute aus Dortpiae, bic In ben gbe.
fano traten. batten bic Qrbbte bod.
seitsfeier. bic ie tn oieier @esenb abge.
balten uurbe. Ni&t meniger iuie tau.
fsno @dte waren einselaosn. Gin
fetter O8ie. swei sroBs RdIber. sins
grobe Mnsabl 0tbner murben auber
ben anberen @bwaaren bsr3sbrt. gtmo
SO Gdb9en8itr tuuroen gstrunien. giu
GROCER fan3boben mar erri9tet unb bis
@dfte tansten bis aum frhben Worsen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Yoli3eili@es.

Gin unbef fannter Wann,
Der seffern Mbenb bon Jrau u. 2lein,
GIL Horb Noble Str, in ibrer @ob'
nuns porsefunoen murOe. enttam. ebe
man ibn fefnebmen tonnte. Inf9ei'
nenb murbs Der Burf6e redtasitis per-
ideu9t, ba i'm 0auie meter tsins
@ertbfa9en pernibt puroen.
Der gu brm n n zines Wa6-
belwasens. 3. 6enorids, Ro. 5l8
@Hb 2spfone.M Mbenue ipobnbaft, ulrbe
Qefiern unter Mntlase bes DiebfabIs
berbaftet. gr III bei&uIoist, elm paar
S&ube, wel&e wdbreno zines llmsuses
abbanben famen, f& anaeetgnet au
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Nod rsdt3eitis serettst.

@sorge Wrigbt. Elm He9er, Der nit
elmer giienbabn. @aggonlaoung pfers
Den na9 bier fam, murine In i9per bsr-
lsbtsm 2ufianbe mad benz 6oipitals
eebra6i. Sur4 elm pl6Blides StoBen
bes 3u9es angebli&. fiel @risbt In,
Wasson auf ben Booen nisber unb Der
gltibeno belize Ofen fisl auf ibn. gr
muroe bur9 promptes gingreifen Der
8abnbsamten Dor einem f9redli&en
5ooe bewabrt. Wan glaubt, baB er
fit auBer Oueti4ungen uno granb.
uunben nod innerli9e BerleBungen
suaog.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Sorting bon yrof. Sr. Otto
Seller.

Inter Den Quipi;isn Oss Socialsn
8urnpereins miro am Sonntae, ben
19. Nob., Atenbs 8 llbr, Serr prof.
Or. Otto 6efIer bon oem oeuti4en
Sspartemsnt Der Wai6in9ton nnibers
fitdt in ct. 2ouis i'm auditorium oes
9suti4en 6auies einen Bortra9 gel.
ten iiber oas Sbema: vImsritaniids
8etra9tungen".
Or. Seller ifi als cine Iutoritdt In
Der oeuti4en 2tteratur befannt uno bat
erf tiir3li9 Elm Wert tibsr bic nsusife
oeuti9e 2iteratur i'm Druid erf9einen
lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28

mebreren Weonaten bat er iiberbaupt
bas 8stt nidt berlaiIen. Sein 36rper=
9stpidt ift auf so pfuno seiunten.
3eitwsilis idsint Der guls idon ifil 3ti
fteben unb bann misber ma9t berislbs
LOG Sdldge in Der Mlinute. Getn
uriprinsIi9es 2sibeH bssann nit ben
glisrsn. 8isber beete 6err ganttpsG
INNER nod 9Ofuuns auf @iseerber.
ftelung. bod bat er iebt iesli8e 6Off-
nung aufgeaeben.
GonnersbtlIe, q. Stt. Gin
fur@tbares Geuer pHtbet bier. Der
8erIuit belifsrt ii4 i9On auf bic
Sauienbe. Bon Cincinnati III Die
Gsuerwsbr i9on aur Mitbhlfe BEL 8e-
fdmpfung bes Jeuers sinsetrOfen.
Sas Ssusr bra9Ebeuts frib llbr
i'm Wai9inenraume Der @sntral Wa.
nufacturing 60. aus. oas @ebdube
bOnfdnoia 3erf0renb, iOuie cine grObe
Mnaabl fsiner Wai&inen uno biele
Waarenborrdtbe. Ser t@erluif tpirb
auf 100000 sefddst. Der tbeiIweife
burd 8eriiasruna sebedt 1T.
Die @ompanie beiddftigt fi9 NIT
Infertisuns .upu IutOmObilen unb be-
i9dftist $50 Mann, bon benen piels
oura bus!5suer; ihre Weriseuse ein-
bhBen.
Sin GROCER Mnbau, Der tiir3li6 be-
gonnen mar. tpurbe ebenfalls elm &au6
Der Slammen.
ooresbills, 27. Oct. Grnu
Carrie Waibburn, l AZ Sabre aIt,
purbe 9efern Ibsnb bur9 ibrsn 8at-
ten auf Der geranba Ieinss Na6bar=
baufss nit elmer Rngelwunbe i'm
Munoe aufgefunben. Die Jrau mar
bsreits tobt. Sn ibrer Sanb belt fie
nod Sen &epOlOer, itlswel&em bic
9bat auseefabrt wurbe. Sn einem
3ettel, wel9en fis an ibr 8leio gebeftet
bate, bat fis, ibre gei9s ni9t in ibr
eigenes Saus su bringen, nod ibre Ja=
milte bon ibrem 5obe 3u bena3ri9ti-
gen. Die Jamilie bsr3us Dor ettua 6
@o9en aus @ospprt mad bier, unb
fOlglid ift iber bic 2sute nur tpenig
bstannt. Dafbburn, Der turse 3eit in
bie Stabt gesansen mar, tebrte 3uriid.
unb als er feline 5rau nitt porfane,
ma9te er i9 auf, oieielbe bel ben
Na4barn 3u iu4en. als er grade auf
bic 0eranba bes Waabarbauies tretsn
uollte, iab er au ieinem S9reden bic
6rau entieelt auf bem Stuble fiBen.
Sie Grau uar ieit Idnaerer 3eit trant.
Gin Sobn Der Jamilie pobnt In Sn.
oianapolts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28

Die partbeb b6roe 3iebt ben
plan In getra9t. I'm @iberfoe parf
sine tIsine sleftrii9e Babnlinie an3u=
legen. bic nod alens8beilen bes parfs
ftbren lou. Man 1T auf bieie Soee
aefommen. tpeib bsabf9ti9t mirb. ben
Bau Der 6trabsnbabn bur9 bic l8.
Strabe fallen 3u lafien, iuobur& bas
-siibenbe bes parfs iosuiasen fir bas
bsfu6enbe publitum abaei&nitten
warH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Yopeorm fibrt Soo berbei.

Wilie Sore, Der 5 Sabre alte So6n
bon 6snrp Sore unb Jrau, bic swei
Weilsn 6fli6 bon Bri9btmooo mob
men. III an einem Stidaen pOpcOrn,
tpslGe f9 in sinsm 9alie feitieBte. ges
ftorbsn. Der 5remot6rper bate einsn
ni9t gu filsnoen Suiien beruriatt,
seaen ben islbit dr3tli9e 9ulfe niats
aus3uri9ten bermo9te. Sas Stiif9en
Corn arbsiteie id big 5ur 2unse our9
uno ssfisrn 1T Der 8nabe ben GOlsen
oeRslben erlesen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Yerfonal= =Notisen.

6err @onful Peter 6 ieber
nebf Satin unb 6rdulein $oGtsr,
welde bier mebrere WOaen beiu9sweiie
bel ibren 2inbern nermeilt baben, rei-
fen beute nad Sem Dort ab, UNI bon
bort am nddfen SonnsrHag pieber
na4 Seutidlanb. wOielbit 5err 2ieber
in ShReloorf als ameritanii9er @on-
jul tbdtig 1T, auriid3utebren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
Gat3inoaas Der Moerm
Als Sobezurfa4e anseseben.

Die @oroners unteriu9uns In benz
Sooesfalle beg Stubenten bes Snoiana
Webical @olsges 8rober MulooOn er.
gab, BOB oerieIbs einem 8ebirnbluten
erIae. our6 gntstinbune Der Ioern
hsrboraerufsn.
Das gorine NIT feinem 3ameraoen
erregte ben iunesn Mann uno ber=
f9limmsrte ben 3uiiano oehelben, 10
nad anf9t bes goroners Elm 8erifsn
Der Blutgefdbe neruria4eno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28
GnOrmer Tradtperfebr.
ollie 8ahnen brineen sroben
6eibdfts5uwahs.
Sin Mangel an Giicnbabn. Waggons
maat lif bemerfbar.

Die SnbianapOlis giienbabnberidte
fir bic lsBte WOde 3eigen, pab Der
enorme Gra&tpsrtsbr. welter aus allen
8bsilen bss 2anbes bsri9tst piro,
aud SnbianapOlis ni6t unberf6rt
lieb. Juft $4,000 6ra8twaggon lie
fen elm unb aus uno nit ben 600 lee
rem Waegons, t1elds bsri9tet tueroen.
belief fi9 Der $Otal-Jra4tperte6r fiir
Snbianapolis In Der Wode auf faif
$4,000 DassOns. Die Slirtelbabn
banbbabte i'm @anssri melt iiber 21, 900
Waggons, nabs3u 1000 oerielben nit
lsbenbem 0ieb. unb faff oieielbe 3abl
nit 2aufmannsqhterE bslaben. Taf
ale Babnen neiIem einsn Mntpu9s in
ibrsm 6radtberfsbrs auf.
Der bemertenswertbeffs Woment Der
gei9dftli9en Sage, usl9er gleid3eitis
bas bette 9snnssi6sn berielben liefert,
III Der aus allen 86silsn bes 2anbss
eemeIbste Waneel an Sransportmit=
teln our gepdltigung oss euormsn
6ra9tperfs9rs. 8rOB umfahenoffer
8srmsbruns ibrsr 8ef6roerunssmittel
perm6sen Die meihen gabnen ban
Nnforoerun9sn Der Yerlabsr ni6t ss-
redt 3u tperben, uno Der Wag9onmans
gel iit tbatid9lib Der i4limmife isit
Sabren.
Gin Beamter elmer bisfigen 8abn.
seislidaft iagte, bob oas @ei6dft iei'
ner @sisllidaft bas Sei9dft beg gOr-
iabrss um b6lis 40 PrOc. iibsrtrefe.
Sieier 3uma9s i1sint absr au6 auf
ale gabnsn f9 bertbsilt sa baben.
geri snounsen bon 6eu, @etreioepro'
butten unb Waaren allsr Mri Fno sr6.
Der ME ie 3ubor un6 gabnbeamte,
pel9e bic Sa9s gum Stuoium mad.
ten, iasen, bab Elm @noe Der in ben
nddhsn 6 MOnaien 81 bef6rbernben
6radt ni9t ab3uieben iei.
Die grLBsn gabnen oes Norbtueifens
tbnnten 10000 Traatwaggons mshr
bei Gdftigen. als ibnsn CUR gerftsung
itsbsn, 5000 mebr @agsOns wdren be.
nDtbigt um bic Jradt- Nn bdufung i'm
pittsburger Sifritt su belsitiesn. unb
in gufalo baben fi9 snorme Nuantis
tdten @strsibs angeIammslt, su bsrsn
gsfbrbsrung nod oem 6atsnorte es on
Babnmagen mangelt. nit benz Reiul'
tat, bob bic gTporteure i'm Often,
uelaa nit ben S6iffsbsfbern abse.
idIoHsns 2ontrafte einbalten miihen,
Idtpere Wsrluffe srleiosn.
Sros aller Yorbereitungen bes Ba6'
men fhr bic gsrfenbuns Der oiesidbri'
gen @strsibssrnts ertpsiien f9 oieiel'
ben aIs unsuldnslid, ba bic grnbt'
ole grwartungen iibertrifft. Geutet
bod Der leBter Sage sri&ienene gerid
bes aderbau.D .Departsments auf elm,
Maisernte bon 2.707 Millionenguidel
eine Wei3enernts bon 683 Min., elm
6aferernte bon 738 Wil. unb elm
@erifenernte bon 1872 Wia. BuItel
an, bic grnten bes @oriabres uni
aller frhberen Sabre nett in ben S&at
ten fensnb.
$rob Der sroBen Nnfubren leiben Si
@etreioemdrfte Mot an ueberfhlung
DO bsm ffarten Snlanbperbrau4 I'D
/ n Of.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28

BauerIaubniB iB f8etns.-
Srau u. W. We@uloueb, Wobnbaus,
81, rabs Clifton, $l300.-Tational
9rp 2lin Co.. Reparaturen, 1118 Of
Rarplano, $1500.-glisa 2ong, &e.
paraturen. 1928 asnmoOb ape., $500.
Otto HeIion, Cottage, 2067 @atbe.
riue Ctr, $1050.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-28

0pttIteb 2eutharbt,
Die semhtbl.9e @de,"
&de 4oble unb Rartet Ctr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-01-19
WHO OWNS A WOMAN'S HAIR
Question as to Proprietary Rights of
Wife's Tresses Comes to Court
for Settlement.

There is nowadays virtually nothing
that a wife can do for which she cannot
make her husband pecuniarily response
BILE. declares the Pail Mall Gazette.
Whatever happens, he has always got
to pay the costs. And though he leaves
her at his peril, she can always leave
him at her pleasure; and the law she can
put in force to compel his return to her
is of no use whatever to compel her to
return to him. when" benedict had
occasion to plead lately-"when | mar
ried her | became in sense part proprle-
tor of her hair" Now she has brought
him before the cadi on the charge OF
stealing that same hair. If it had been
the hair of her head and he had exercised
1t in the course Of business the charge
OF stealing might perhaps have been
unsustaLed. But she had bought the
hair with her own money and had been
at charges for making it up. The hus-
band had, as the cadi pointed out no
claim to the hair under the circum-
stances; there was no part ownership,
as there might once have been con-
sidered to be, in the product and no right
to raise money on it. In point OF fact,
the relation between husband and wife
had come to be such that there was only
a committal for trial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-01-19
Notes From Branch.

Earla HUM the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Henry HUM passed
away after an illness Of five weeks In
terment was at Evergreen cemetery at
that passed away inside of a brief period
and the heartfelt sympathy Of the whole
community is extended to the bereaved
parents.
+. j. Shatfer left for Shawano last
Friday on business and returned Mon
day
Joseph Shauer Of Amigo Is visiting
here with friends.
Don't forget Saturday Jan. 2lst 1T
Shaifer's hall Branch vs. Foxy Five of
Manitowoc. Dance after.
Edmund Peroutka Of Manitowoc was
visiting here with his sister Mrs JOS,
Carbon last Saturday.
Jacob Hynek, the popular Refs Mills
blacksmith, WAS on II business and
pleasure trip to Branch Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Schlager left for
kewaunee Tuesday.
Don't forget to see Branch w. Foxy
Five next Saturday in match game of
basket ball Dance after.
The saloon keepers here contemplate
cutting ice this week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-01-19
Notes From Maple Grove.

Miss Annie Finnegan came up from
Milwaukee Monday to visit her aunt
Mrs. Monohan.
J. p. Watt is again battling with MS
old enemy, the govt This time 1t has
taken up ito a.oode in Johns right hand
The dapce and banquet given by the
local branch Of G. X. of Wis. on FRIDAY
eve, was a social success although the
roads were in bad condition The hail
was filled to its fullest capacity Inc
Brillion band furni shed the music
John Jnnker who has been operating
a cheese factory at Meyers Corners
Kossuth, has purchased the cheese fac-
tory at Lynchs Corners. Consideration
1900 The factory was owned by Messrs'
II Heberer, Aug. kiekhaefer, T. /.
Iinnane and p. II. Guhin Mr. Junker
does not come to NJ ~ an ehtire
stranger, IA he has operated cheese
factory Mt the southwest corner OF
Maple Grove.
T. A. Watt is hauling material for
another new barn Tom has nice little
village of his own; but, HI he keeps on
adding to his farm, he il obliged to keep
on building. Tom now operates one OF
the largest farms in Maple Grove. lie
keeps right on saving wood.
Mrs Tim Sullivan Of Morrison died
Sunday, Jan %. Mrs Sullivan hah
been in failing health for a number OF
wears and her death came not nnexpect-
edly. She was kind and loving wife
and a good mother She was about %
vears old Her remains were Inferred
at Maple Grove cemetery Wednesday
Rev. q. J. OConnell officiating, She
leaves a husband and nine children,
mostly grown up, to manhood ana
womanhood, IA well M two brothers
and five sisters and an aged mother to
mourn her demise
John and Patrick Guhin, two OF the
earliest settlers Of this locality, have
announced their intention to cross the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-01-19
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From OSman.

Quite a storm put in an appearance
last week which blockaded the roads
considerably.
Miss Eliza Driscol accompanied by
her little sister Florence, left for MIL
waukee on Monday last.
Miss Mary Barnes spent last week
visiting friends at Manitowoc.
Miss Nellie CAREY of Manitowoc has
returned to her home here to remain
for short time.
Mr.. Dennis Whyte has left for Ne
braska where he will spend the winter
Mr.. Matt Fitzgerald is now the owner
of a new cutter 1t is claimed to be the
prettiest that : in our town
On account of the storms the rural
mail carriers have difficulty in making
their complete rounds
Word has been received by VIM
Morris of Newton of the death OF MS
sister Margaret in Jhicago on Monday.
Supt. Larson and Prin Christensen
of Manitowoc were here to attend the
teachers meeting Saturday
The teachers meeting which was to
be held here last Saturday has been
postponed to January 2lst.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-01-19
Notes From COOperStOwn.

Mr. J. +. Dooley Of Fond In Lac, re
presenting the NJ. L. A, has been with
us for several days.
Our local business men are very buslly
engaged in ice cutting
Mr.. Bert Arens has departed for Green
Bay for I. short stay.
The regular monthly fair Of Coopers
town, at which there was "a very large
attendance. was held on Monday.
Cooperatown holds the largest fair OF
any town in the county, and notwith
standing the condition Of the roads and
weather, the attendance was all that
could be desired
Last week our local class of NJ. w.
participated in the sumptuou4 supper
served at Dusemg's hotel
Miss Olga Drews of C)operstown if
visiting friends and relatives at Mantle
woe.
Mira. Richard Krumdick has accepted
a position Of organist and musical dl
rector Of st. James church choir
Mr.. Fred Xeddles il serving ~ Jury
man at the January term Of court held
at Mani'owoc.
The social event Of the season will bt
card party to be held at the Married.
Caves hotel in the near future.
Mr. NJ Jung Of Milwaukee transact
ed business in Coopersiown thiH week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-01-19
Notes From kOSSuth.

The Spencer school, expects to give
an elaborate program in about or .
weeks from now.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson has returned to
her home here after an absence OF two
weeks at Menominee, Mich, being called
there on account of the illness of her
mother. Mrs Hughen Riley.
Mr.. VIM. Spencer has commenced
drilling a well. which will be rather
cold Job in this kind Of weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Tills made short
visit at Rapids last week.
The roads were so drifted with snow
Sunday that some of the people who
tried to get to the city that day were
forced to turn back after having a bad
smash up.
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Notes From ManitOwOC Rapids.

Mrs. H. Kugler celebrated the 44th
anniversary of her birth yesterday. A
large number Of lady friends assembled
at her home during the afternoon and a
good time was enjoyed.
The next meeting of the NJ. K. l.. S.
takes place Jan. y. Many good songs
recitations, and debate are on the pro-
gram, also u play, "A Pleasant Sur
prise, to be played by the young people
ont of school, but in the district. Much
interest is manifest at these meetings
and asset of pictures have been purchased.
Next an organ will be added to the
school furniture.
A number of young ladies met at the
home Of Mabel Wills last Sunday to
practice singing and Tuesday at Mr..
Bedell's home.
Robert Tufts has secured position rs
bookkeeper for Nalders laundering
company, and has already entered upon
the duties there.
Many from here attended the funeral
Of Mr.. Kappes on Tuesday.
Mr.. Rabenhorst disposed of live stock
this week to local buyers.
Mrs. Ed. Wills was i'll few days last
week
Mr.. DeI.ord disappeared from his
home here lust week and no trace of
him was found until he was met on the
streets of Milwaukee by Mr.. Kugler, al
80 from here, who upon Inquiry learned
that Mr.. DeLord was bound for Chicago.
The unemployed in our community
now seek the court room to amuse
themselves during cold weather
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Notes From St. Nazianz.

Atty. Cratic and Sheriff Eggert were
business callers in town Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Lambries was here
Friday to subpoena witnesses for the
Birkle Bahrs case which began Monday.
In spite of the stormy weather which
p revailed Wednesday last several of
our prominent citizens took trip to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard
Frank where they all had a jolly good
time.
The ball at the st. Gregory's house
Friday evening proved to be both a
social and financial success,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs F. v Eberle, a
baby girl.
Last Monday morning Joseph Endries,
an aged pioneer resident of this vicinity,
died at the home of his SON John En-
dries. The funeral took place on
Wednesday morning from st Gregory 5
church.
NJ. Gaerthhoefner suffered the loss of a
valuable horse, which was kicked by
another horse 80 badly that it had to be
killed
Mr.. John Kosmosky, IA former cheese
maker on the Calumet road, is making
preparations to locate here.
Mr. Fred Baer returned home recently
after making an extended visit with
relatives in New York Mr. Baer speaks
highly of the Eastern states.
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Notes From VaIderS.

Ethel Berge returned to Nalders last
Monday. She has been visiting friends
ut Manitowoc
Viola and Kenneth Johnson took their
music lessons from Mr.. Webster Tues
day.
Eliza Halvorson has been sick the last
two weeks, but il now getting better.
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ORDER. ION Filling Petition for license to Sell

ORDER ION Filing Petition for License to Sell
Land TO SHOW CAUSE, &c.
IN PROBATE MANmowoc County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of j. f. Schulz,
deceased
ON reading and filing the petition of William
the amount of personal estate that has come to
his hands. and the disposition thereof the
amount debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, and "A description of all the real estate
of which said deceased died seized, and the
condition and value of the respective portions
thereof and praying that license be to him
granted to sell all of said real estate for the
purpose of paying the debts of said deceased
and it appearing by said petition. that there is
not sufficient personal estate i'll the hands of
said executor William Link to pay said debts,
and that it is necessary i'll order to pay the
same to sell all of said real estate; it is there
fore ordered that all persons interested in said
the 18th day Of February. A D.. 1905, at 10
o'clock A NJ, at the Probate Office in the City
of Nlantowoc, in said County, then and there
to show cause Cif any there be- why license
should not be granted to said Executor William
Link to sell said real estate according to the
prayer of said petition.
And il is further ordered. that a copy of this
order shall be published for four successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, III thu.
Mautowoc Pilot. a weekly newspaper printed
and published at Manitowoc in said County,
and personally served ON all persons Interested
in said estate residing in said County at least
twenty days before said day of hearing,
Dated at Manitowoc, the eth day of January,
A. b.. 1908.
BY the Court
JOHN CHLOUPEK,
County Judge.
Hougrn Il Brady. Attorneys.
Pub Jan. T. ~, 2d II Feb ,