Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-04-18

w. F. Baker, aBirnamwood physician
will locate here shortly
A daughter was born Wednesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Empter
For SALE A few boars, Chester
! White, registered. Enquire of H. S.
Wright, 1899 S.Tkird Ave. m14-tf
Mems double soled working shoes 81. Is
pair, fine Douglas oxfords for ladies
S1,00 pair, make your shoe purchases
at Schoeneberg's.
Miss Louise Drummer, who has been
| guest of Miss Nell Dunbar, for several
months, returned to her home in Cleve-
land, Chic, on Friday.
/ am.getting a surplus of milk COWS
| Any one desiring to purchase a COW
might find it to their advantage to call
and see mine. G. w. WITTER IT,
Albert Wanzak was fined S. 80 and
| costs Wednesday morning for having
engaged in fist fight in the Park hotel
Unable to pay the fine he was given
Jail sentence of five days.
Editor Williams, of the Athens
| Record is the father of bouncing baby
boy, born on April Sth. The Record
came out as usual but there were evil
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dences of considerable hilarity.
The Minocqua Times has started on
the 10Th year of its existence. For over
twelve years it has been under the
management of G.. w. Hooper, who las
always made it an excellent paper.
John Curtis has been appointed a
deputy sheriff by Sheriff F. ( Damon
to succeed w. W. Thayer, of the town
of Plover, who resigned because of his
election as chairman of his town.
Rowe Currier is serving three
months sentence in the county Jail for
having robbed the cash register of five
dollars in an Edgar saloon. He was
brought over Wednesday by Constable
Martin Keefe.
| Jos. Pedal an employe in the Wer-
helm factory, suffered painful injury
on Wednesday morning. He was NOR
Using piece of timber when one of the
chisels of the mortising machine was
driven through his hand.
The Liederkranz society, at a meeting
Wednesday night, elected Hilmer
Schmidt as vice-president of the Saeng-
erfest association. He succeeds John
Ringle, who was elevated to the presi-
dency at the time Louis Marchettl re-
signed.
During the past week the old dead
trees on the court house square, that
J have so long been an eve sore to the
public, were removed Young naples,
brought from the farm of Herman Ram
thum in the town of Wausau will be sci
in their place
Don't wait until the snow mas passed
inI oh N
your bicycle repaired Have the work
done Immediately aud the place where
satisfactory work is turned ont is at the
bicycle repair shop of c. F. Dunbar &
Co., Third street. If
John McDonough, the young man
charged with stealing pocket book re-
Gently from Torgeson Anderson, had
his examination continued for another
week on Saturday. This was occa.
stoned by the absence from town of his
attorney, M. B. Rosenberg:
VIM Latin, farmer living in the
town of Hewitt, brought to the county
. clerks office, this city, on Wednesday
morning last the scalps of three wild cats
and wolf and collected SIG The wolf
he caught in trap and killed by strik-
. ing the animal over the head with a cant
hook stock.
Otto Melang and Fred and Paul Ger
ing, three boys living behind the creek,
were brought into court Wednesday
morning upon complaint of the teachers
of the Franklin school, whom they have
been annoying for some time by calling
names, etc. They pleaded guilty but
were allowed to 90, after paying costs
and listening to some sound advice as
to future conduct and with the admon
ition that if any more complaints
are made they will suffer the next
time.
The first term of municipal court tc
be held since the new law was passed
charging its jurisdiction, will convene
Monday, May 1st. The first case to be
tried will be that of Matthias jacobson
VS.. the G. M. u. St. p Ry. Co. wherein
the complainant asks for $40, 900 dam
ages tor personal injuries sustained
February 4th by being thrown out of a
car of the defendant company at Bro
kaw He has retained Atty. G. L. War
rem to prosecute his case and the rail
road company will be defended by
Attys. Hurley q. Jones
Aug Heath, the young man sentenced
on April Sd to serve four days in the
county jail on charge of intoXication,
was re-arreSted on another charge at
the expiration of his sentence. Heath,
it is alleged, stole a watch out of the
pocket of LQqis Albrecht on the Sunday
previous. The theft was witnessed by
Geo Steltz, who placed Heath under
, arrest and the latter gave up he watch.
At his examination Friday he was
, bound over for trial in municipal court
and was unable to furnish bail bond
| of plaIn N
of theft when he took the watch and
also says he does not remember taking
it.
: VIM. Tessmer, a resident of the west
side, has made application for the posi-
ton of city dog catcher and no doubt
will receive the appointment. As there
have been so many requests from citi-
zens to have the position filled at once,
it is probable that dog catcher will be
put on duty on or before May LIST. The
season is approaching when people get
ready to improve their lawns, flower
beds and gardens and the labor ex-
pended is frnitlessly spent so long as
CANNES are allowed their freedom
Their depredations cause the dogleSs
man to swear cuss words and express
the desire that all dogs be in climate
warmer than that of Wisconsin, a land
pronounced with one syllable.
Miss Lucy Hankowitz, girl of six
teen who had run away from her home
in Merrill, was held here Tuesday night
until the chief of police came down and
got her and returned her to her relatives.
The girl, when leaving home, appro-
priated s. of the family's money and
spent it for clothes. When the con
ductor of the train came around for a
ticket she told him a hard luck story
and informed him she had no money.
The other passengers paid her fare and
and gave her several dollars besides,
but the conductor thought it we'll to
notify the police of this city to take her
ia hand upon her arrival here and Capt.
German furnished her with lodging at
the city hall until the arrival of the
Merrill chief of police, who was notified
of her detention. She claimed that she