The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-04-20

ture, SO; History %; Travel, 50
Biography, s; Fiction, 523; Foreign
books, "a; Philology o; Total, SOB.
OF the foreign books IS were German,
14Poiish, II Bohemian, > Norwegian,
and 0 French. Daily average, 1874,
Agnes j. Peterson, 2. l.. 5.
| VIM. Venzlaff and his sister Mrs
| William Born, both residing at Fond du
Lac, are sole heirs to an. estate of a
wealthy aunt who recently died in Der
| lin, Germany. The estate is valued AT
about 100000
On Thursday of last week hearing
in the bankruptcy case of the Two Rivers
Manufacturing company was held at
Two Rivers by Referee Maxwell of Mil
waukee. The companys plant is being
operated by a receiver.
Louis Macs, a young man employed
at the Brillion Cooperage company,
was caug It in the machinery of the com
pdHy Pidut last L lltidS LIS ilSHt dl III
was so badly injured that the member
had to be amputated at the shoulder.
His right shoulder blade and right
collarbone were fractured. He also snf-
fered internal injuries.
Harry Busch, court reporter of the
Fourth judicial circuit was recently
appointed by Judge Kirwan to continue
in the position. He is resident of Fond
du Lac and it was thought that he would
be reporter in the newly created Eight.
zenith circuit, of which Fond du Lac
county is a part The family will pro-
Dably remove to this city.
On Friday evening of last week Mr..
and Mrs. Halver Nelson, Chicago street
celebrated their silver wedding ami
versary. Relatives and friends, includ-
ing members of the local lodge of Mac.
cabees, were present and the occasion
was most joyous one.
NJ. P Staudt and John Nolz returned
last week from II trip to Lisbon, North
Dakota, where they looked over farm
lands. They have decided to locate
there. Mr. Staudt bought half sec
ton of land near Lisbon and will move
his family there this spring.
WANTED IT Teacher to travel during
vacation weekly salary and expenses
advanced. No canvassing. In replying
give experience, qualifications, salary
you are now drawing and when you can
begin work. Address, with stamp, Jos.
A. Alexander, Manager for Monarch
Company, Manitowoc, Wis
The Cleveland Hardware company
recently filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state at Madison.
The new concern is capitalized at
SO, 600 and will do a general hardware
business at the village of Cleveland,
Manitowoc Co. The names of the in
corporators follow: w. A. Erdmau, NJ.
q. Douna and w. H. Toepel.
The contract for the grading work for
the North Western extension between
Manitowoc and Green Bay has been
awarded to John Marsch of Iron Noun
tain, Mich. Work will be started at
both ends within Il short time and it il
expected that some 800 men will be
employed.
The quarterly report of the city sex
ton, recently presented to the council,
showed that the remains of twenty-four
males and fifteen females We're inferred
at Evergreen during the first three
months of the present year.
Judge Emil Baensch president of the
State Press association, has appointed
Editor Powers of the Wausau Herald as
one of the Badger delegates to the
national press meeting to be held at
Oklahoma in June.
Geo. Waldo, a former Manitowoc boy
Dul DoW " uotti pdt'ht iHNJCl VI Vii
cago was in Two Rivers several days
of last week in company with l.. j.
Nash of Manitowoc examining into
certain patent matters for the Hamilton
Manufacturing Co.-The Two Rivers
Chronicle.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
Henry Sachse several days ago.
New shears We're installed this week
by the Mantowoc Steam Boiler Works.
Mrs August Levenhagen arrived hore
from Racine on Tuesday for Il visit with
relatives.
Miss Catherine Lemberger left for
Chippewa Falls several days ago for a
visit with her brother, who resides
there.
The Two Rivers high school held its
preliminary declamatory contest Satur
day evening There We're twelve con
testant4. Miss Edna Crane won first
place and Mary Maitland secured
second honors. Ella Wehausen and
Erma Xoerb won third and fourth places
respectively and were, therefore, named
~ alternltes. The judges We're: Emil
Baensch Of this city, Prof. Tarnutzer of
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