Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-09

| county, brought another VOL scalp TO
the county building Friday and col
lected bounty OF $50 on it.
Aug. Helke, father of Chas Helke,
| the furniture dealer, has been very sick
| for several weeks and his condition is
such at the present time that little hope
is entertained for his recovery.
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
s25tf YAwKEY BIsSELL LUMBER Co.
The regular meeting. of the Mems
League of the Presbyterian church has
been adjourned from Oct. 18th to Mon
day, Oct. 22nd. G. G. Parlin will ad
dress the league at that time on
France"
The logs sunken in the river within
the city limits are being fished out and
placed on the banks to dry out. The
work is being done by the Alexander
Lbr. Cos.
Furnaces Furnaces The best,
A. b. Wheeler IL Sons, COG Third street
Put into your residence or place of
business on short notice, and at low
figure If you want furnace, talk it
over with the firm. Pitt.
A clothes line in the yard of Louis
Wiechman at the corner of First and
Jefferson streets was robbed at an early
hour last Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Wiechman lost several dresses and arti-
Giles of wearing apparel.
Gus. Heiueman has his head band
aged, up, having suffered an injury
while cranking his automobile The
crank slipped out, striking him on the
forehead. cutting a cash requiring
eleven stitches to sew it up.-Antigo
journal.
Mrs. Carl Hoertsch died last Tuesday
evening of consumption, at her home,
SIC Humboldt avenue. She was fifty
five years of age and is survived by her
husband and three children. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon
from ST. Paul's church.
The Others day we'll known business
house put in the window the sign,
boy Wanted" A few moments after
ward a handsome young lady clerk
stood Just back of this sign. She is
wondering at the smile on the face of
some of the boys passing on the walk.
The National German American bank
has set good example by closing up
the stairway on Scott street, that has
been used for many years to go into the
basement of the bank. The opening
has been covered with glass and out
side of that will be filled in with cement
1t is expected that cars will be in
operation over the Northwestern Ry.
Co.'S new line between Edgar and Rib
Falls by Dec. LIST. The company has
large crew of men at present engaged
in cutting out and grading a right-of
way. 1t is thought the road will eventu-
ally be extended to Athens.
The general land office of the u. S. has
recently extended the time executive |
order of withdrawal of lands north of |
township 80, until Nov. 22d Up to that |
date the state has the privilege of |
selecting 10000 acres in that territory |
for forestry purposes. The land left |
after Nov. 22d will again be subject to |
entry.
l.. A. Pradt drove over from Wausau
last Thursday, to visit his brother Wal |
ter and family before departing for |
Washington, ID. G. He returned to |
Wausau Friday, and on Monday of this
week departed with his family for
Washington, where they will spend the
winter. l.. A. has law office in the
Capital city and pays especial attention
to cases in the court of claims.-Colby
Photograph.
w. H. Bissell and son, Frank, w. w.
Gamble and Ernst Zielsdorf are the
stock holders of new lumber company
lately organized which will be known
as the Bissell-Zielsdorf Lbr. Co Its
capital stock is $4,000. The company
expects to control mills this winter in
towns of Hamburg and Berlin which
will be stocked with logs from the sur
country. Frank BiSsell will
be the manager.
VIM. Archie, whom officer Gertschen
arrested a week ago when the latter
was suspended for using too much
force, was tried Thursday and found
guilty. He was charged with having
made too much noise on the streets at
an hour when good citizens are sup
posed to be in their homes. As it was
his first offense, and considering several
other things which entered into the
affair, sentence was suspended.
The first applicant to appear before
the clerk of the court in this county for
papers under the new
law is Herman Neupert, of the town of
Weston, who made application Satur-
day. His application was sent to
of the federal government
in Washington, then if 1t is favorably
received, must be posted in the office of
the clerk for the inspection of the
public, and cannot be acted upon in
circuit court before 90 days.
The hot water plant which heats b.
Heinemann'S offices, over James Mont
gomery's store, was badly damaged on
Sunday. Someone had turned faucet
which let the water drain out entirely
from the plant. A fire was started and
the boiler become red-hot; no heat re-
sulting it was noticed that the water in
Dictator was way down. Water was
turned on, which produced steam very
and a pressure sufficient to
crack the bottom of the boiler Anoth-
er boiler was ordered immediately and
it will be some time before the plant is
again doing its work.