The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-05-02

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins and Mr..
and Mrs Aaron Torrison were at Mil,
waukee last Saturday to attend the
grand opera at the Alhambra theater.
A. O. Heyer. editor of the Sheboygan
Herald, was in the city on business last
Friday forenoon, and incidentally made
The PILOT Office call. MIR Heyer was
formerly principal of the Kiel high
school.
The electric five-cent, theater in the
Dempsey building, corner North Eighth
and Commercial streets, opened its doors
Cor the first time at o'clock last Thurs.
day evening.
Have you weakness of any kind
stomach back, or any organs Of the
body? Don't dope Yourself with ordinary
medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is the supreme curative power. -
cents, Tea or Tablets. F. G. Buerstatte
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Werbke of Osh-
kosh arrived in this city Wednesday for
a few days visit with Mr. Werbkes
parents who reside on Franklin street
Mr. Werbke is former resident of this
city. He has a drug store at Oshkosh
Prof. B. ID. Richardson, teacher of
science at the south side high school,
will ion hio pnoition NJ tha al 9
the present school year. Mr., Richardson
has been elected principal Of the high
school at Sharon, Wis. for the year
beginning next September.
The report of Supt. of Construction
Edward Mohr was read at the meeting
The committee inspected the building
and found everything satisfactory.
However, they were of the opinion that
the work was not progressing with suf,
ticient rapidity.
If you haven't tasted Rahr's Easter
Book Beer you will have one more op.
portunity to do so. A limited quantity
will be offered for sale beginning May
first in bottles and beginning May 4th
in kegs. Order early rs the supply is
limited. Phone 81. 43
The courthouse committee held a
meeting last Thursday morning, Conrad
Schmitt, representative of IA Milwau-
kee furnishing concern, was pres ent and
he submitted estimates, to the commit.
tee, Oh curtains and fixtures for the new
courthouse. Architect G. H. Tegen was
ordered to furnish an estimate of the
cost of installing an elevator in the new
building
"W H. Ballon and W. w. Nc Queen
Neenah, and A. G. Wilson, Fond du
Lac, representing the Fox River Valley
Pulp Wood Co., were in the city last
week looking over the shipping facilities
and it is likely that the pulp companies
intend to use this port ~ a distributing
point. This method was in use years
ago, when the plup wood was tloated to
this city in RATS and then transferred to
Fond du Lac and other cities by rail
To meet the demands OF our patrons
we will offer during the next week a
limited quantity of our famous Golden
Easter Book Beer in bottles beginning
May first, in kegs beginning May 4th. A
case of "a large bottles delivered at your
door for $l.00. Phone 81.
Az THE WILLIAM RAHR Sons Co
while in Europe, the Rev Father
Peil will enter claim for an estate in
France, which was owned by his family
ancestors many years ago and is now
held by the French government
''The claim is founded upon a sealed
package given to the Rev Peil by his
grandmother, Mrs. De Wolf, shortly
before Der death short time ago.
When the package was opened it reveal
ed the fact that the family was heir to
large estate in France and it is believed
that the documents in the package will
establish the claim.
Should the title be clear, Mrs. Ziesel
this city, and Joseph Peil, Racine, to-
gether with the Rev Peil, will be the
beneticiaries.