Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-23

was the last outdoor shoot for the sea-
SOD.
Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates and porcelain
lnlays. Office over the Continental
clothing store. nov21-tf
| Several bids were received and
opened last week for furnishing the
| city with a police patrol wagon Ac-
ton on the same will be deferred until
the next regular meeting of the council.
Men wanted at Arbor Vitae for work
in lumber shipping crew, also in and
around saw mill. Good wages paid
and steady job the year round
s25tfs YAwKEY BIssELL LUMBER Co
The binding chains on a car of logs
was broken Wednesday as the car was
crossing Washington street near the
slough bridge. The accident caused
the logs to roll off the car and blockade
the street for time.
| Furnaces Furnaces The best, a
A. b. Wheeler d Sons, COG Third street
| Put into your residence or place of
business on short notice, and at a low
1gure. IT you want furnace, talk it
over with the firm. j24-tf.
John Neitzke, of the town of Berlin,
who was shot through the lungs by his
own rifle while hunting IN the town of
Texas on Oct. 18th, died Of his wound
last Tuesday. The funeral was held
/ Oft
| Lutheran church.
The proprietors of local meat markets
| have decided to close their places of
business on Sundays, beginning with
Sunday, Nov. 18th, and continuing until
the second Sunday in April of next
year. This is yearly custom followed
by the meat dealers
Hans b. Hanson, of Dancy, made APP
plication for citizenship papers last
Wednesday before the clerk of the cir
cult court. He is the first person to APP
ply for first papers in this county under
the new law. Several others have made
application for their second papers.
Marathon county will receive S22,-
6S5.66 from the state for the care of
insane-more than any other county.
There are at present thirty-one county
hospitals for insane in the state and on
Oct. LIST there were 5,774 insane patients
or 2 per cent. more than for the same
date in 1906
AT meeting of the Ladies' Aid socie
ty of the Baptist church, held Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs w.
K. Chellis, the following new officers
were elected for the year:
President-Mrs. F A. Sampson.
Vice-presideat-Mrs y. L. Martin
Secretary-Mrs.K Kruger
Treasurer-Mrs. S. B. Toby.
In her damage suit against the town
of Brighton, Mrs Eliza DuCate was
given verdict for 81 900. She sued for
$4,000 and the case was tried last week
in Grand Rapids. She was injured
while passing along q public highway
IN the above named town which was
out of repair, her buggy being over
turned and the horse running away.
In revolver fight with what are
believed to be two highwaymen, Thos.
Armstrong was shot twice last Thurs.
day in a saloon near Appleton. Arm
strong is quite well known in this city.
He has visited here frequently and was
formerly conductor on the G. & N. w.
KY. He was assisting the proprietor of
the place to eject the two fellows, who
had become obstreperous, when each
whipped out two revolvers and began
firing. Armstrong is not seriously hurt.
The city fire engine was taken up to
the pumping station Friday for the
purpose of testing the efficiency of the
drive wells that had been completed up
to that time-eleven in number. The
purpose of the test was to determine
whether the wells are capable of fur
nishing sufficient volume of water
for fire purposes. The test proved sat
isfactory. The engine will be used
nearly every day for the next two weeks
in pumping the wells. 1t takes several |
hours pumping to get the sleeves at the
end of the pipes in working order and |
to draw out the fine sand.
l.. +. Spencer M. D., Office in the |
block, corner of Third and |
streets. If
Frank Corban, of Chicago, and w
w. Curtin, of Lima, o made applica
ton to the county clerk Wednesday for
nonresident hunting licenses. AS the
game laws provide that such licenses
shall be issued only by the state game
they could not be accommo-
lated. However, the state game
warden was communicated with by
telephone and they were given permits
10 hunt until licenses can be issued to
hem. The fee for such license is $40.
The two men are visiting friends in this
county and this is the first time that
application has been made here for
license
County Judge Henry Miller has as
'umed more dignified appearance,
while attending to his official duties,
ince his court room has been fixed ND.
Decorators have recently given the
Dom an overhauling and the Janke &
Neise Mfg. Co, has installed platform
md high desk which gives the room
more of the appearance of court room.
railing will also be placed across the
'oom. This will keep the public from
the judge while he is at
work and only lawyers and newspaper
eporters, he says, will be allowed to
'ass through the gate. Since these i'm
have heen made Mr. MiInr. |