Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-04-04

/ When wanting anything in the line
of spring or summer clothing don't for
get the number of Seim Bros store.
They have everything in stock from a
red necktie to tailor made suit.
| Why send to city department stores
for your wall paper. Give us trial.
If we can't sell you better and cheaper
paper than you get from department
stores, we don't want your trade.-O.
C. Callies.
Il The Wausau base ball organization
will send representatives to meeting
of club managers of the state league to
be held at Green Bay next Thursday.
Freeport, H., and GAINESVILLE hay
dropped out of the league.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritter enter
tanned number oftheir friends Sunday
evening. Progressive cinch was played
and refreshments served. At cinch
Mesdames Henry Ruder and Louis Leak
got first and second prizes and Mrs.
l
awarded the gents in the following or
der: Henry Ruder. Chas Beck and Emil
Schwebs.
| Ferdinand WestphaI, residing on
Humboldt Ave, was driving team of
horses yesterday morning when one of
the animals kicked and struck the
/ driver in tho obast rpockipo hin, SapSa
less. DR.. d. T. Jones was called and
found that the man had not been
seriously injured. He was walking
close to the horses heels at the time
and did not receive the full force of
| the kick.
Dynamite was employed Saturday in
breaking the ice above the paper mill
dam at Brokaw. Large pieces foated
into the sluiceways and carried away a
pier and two gates. The dam has been
temporarily repaired until the water
falls, when it will be fully repaired
There is danger, however, of further
damage being done when the ice jam
above Granite Heights breaks.
The high bridge is temporarily closed
TO traffic. The McEachron Milling Co.
| has been laying new switch to its mill
and it was necessary to take out several
braces under the bridge at the west
approach. The work is being done by
the Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Co. and
when completed the bridge will be
more substantial than formerly, for it
will be supported by one extra brace.
Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock
and Black Langshan eggs for sale.
tt GEO. A BROWN,
623 Franklin St., Wausau, Wis.
The Quade Land and Lumber Co
filed articles of incorporation yesterday
with the register of deeds The capital
stock of $4,000 is divided into $50
shares and the incorporators are Aug.
Quade, Geo Frank, T. p Frank, G. w
Frank and John Roll, all of Jefferson
county. These gentlemen some weeks
ago purchased mill property and about
$4,000 worth of timber lands near
Athens and will manufacture and sell
4 lumber. etc.
The Tuesday Musical club held its
regular monthly meeting at the club
house this afternoon, at which time
quite an extensive program was carried
out. The following named were on the
program Mrs f. V. Speer, Mrs Geo.
Hart, Miss Della Thayer, Mrs. E.
Boehm, Miss Imogene Harger, Mrs. j..
w. Coates, Jacob Reuter-, Mrs. F. w.
Kickbusch, Jr., and Miss Mitchell, and
the Messrs. Belknap, Kickbusch, Boehm
and Andrews.
At the 18th annual convention of the
North Central District Union, Y. p. S.
G. E., an address will be made on
Thursday evening at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. l.. G. Smith, State
Synodical Missionary, of Waukesha; on
Friday evening addresses will be made
by III. p Bird, of Wausaukee, and Rev.
Geo. Z. Farnham, of Oshkosh. The
public is invited to these addresses
Today is election day in great many
states in the union. Wisconsin is hav-
ing its first experience under the new
system. Because of lack of issues and
| but few candidates to vote for, little in
terest is being displayed in Wausau and
the vote will be very light. Judge
Henry Miller. who is a candidate to
succeed himself, appeared very hopeful
this morning and figured that he will
get enough votes to ensure his re-elec-
ton.
Hanson Bros, the Chicago contrac
tors who are to build the Wausau fed
eral building, expect to get started in
fair shape tomorrow morning on re-
sumption of work on the building. One
of the Hanson brothers arrived here
Friday and the firms foreman is ex-
pected today and men will be engaged
| Immediately. The brick for the inter
| Tor walls has been on the grounds, or
rather the city's ground, all winter, and
much of the stone for trimmings has
been shipped in. The trimmings are
Peoria sandstone. The pressed brick
for the outside walls is also expected
soon. The crew will be worked eight
hours each day at good wages, and it is
expected to have the building COM
pleted previous to the expiration of
contract time.