Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-01

The just as good grszing is not
done at G. g. Pier & Co.'S This firm
does only one kind-the best. Store 204
Scott ST., phone 1926.
H. G. and Henry Smith, of the town
of Brighton, we're arrested F.sday upon
complaint of Henry Buettner, also of
that town. The latter claims that the
Smiths threatened to end his existence.
Their examination was postponed.
Henry Dietzler, arrested week ago,
charged with killing deer in the town
of Plover before the season opened, was
tried before jury in Justice r. N.
Larners court Friday afternoon. The
jury found him not guilty and he was
discharged.
The ladies of Grand Rapids made
5000 on what was called Tag Day"
recently. The work was done for char
ity and the ladies induced every person
in the city to buy a tag for which all
the way from one cent 10 $40 las paid.
1t is great way to make money.
An ounce of satisfaction is worth a
ton of talk. We are not saying much
about our glazing epartment-only to
let you know that we do satisfactory
work. Goods called for and delivered.
&C. G. Pier & Co, 2O4 Scott st, phone
1926.
Word comes from Gutenberg, Neb,
that Ed. Phillips was killed there re-
Gently. Phillips was the slayer of Ole
johnson, who was murdered near Tom
ahawk Jet. last May. While Sheriff
Bartelme. of Merrill. wa taking him TO
Rhinelander to plead guilty, he got
away from the sheriff.
Walter Sell, who has been keeping
books for the Livingston Mercantile
Co. for several years past, has severed
his connections with that institution
and has joined his brothers in the Vim.
Sell Hardware Co. He has had fnan-
cial interest in the latter institution
ever since it was organized.
For International Live Stock EXPOSE
ton, Chicago, November % to Decemo Der
10. 1908, excursion tickets for this oc-
casion will be sold via the Chicago Mil
waukee q St. Paul Ry, November 20,
and 80, December and 2, and 8; good
for return Dec. 18th at reduced rate.
n24-w2 M. f. GOLDEN, Agent
p,,,, pros e, f1o 20 AtL,,.,o -. Ia:
ing men as fast as they can be secured
and will employ about $50 this winter
in cutting the timber off three sections
of land The timber is owned by the
Copper River Land and Lumber CO.
the old Upham interests-and is
mostly hardwood 1t will be sawed
in Athens
The official figures, just given out by
the secretary of state, shows that for
congressman in this district, Wells NJ
Ruggles received Is, 402 votes and Elmer
A. Morse "a .444 giving Morse plural
ity of 6,042. l. l.. Lenroot, in the Elev-
enth district, has the largest plurality
and w. j. Cary, in the Fourth, the
smallest
The Bells House management has
planned to build an addition on the
hotel next spring. As soon as the frost
is out of the ground work will be start
ed and an addition will be built on the
rear which will provide for thirty-fve
more rooms. Plans will be drawn dur
ing the winter, contracts let and ma
terial ordered.
Thanksgiving was very busy day
for the street car company. A very
large number of people visited the
pavilion during the afternoon, every
car going south being filed to the vesti-
bule and the company's supply of roller
skates were kept in constant use The
company collected more fares that day
than it did on the Fourth of July
On Wednesday morning street car
struck wagon belonging to Geo.
Erickson of the town of FIieth and
damaged it to some extent as well as
doing some injury to the car. Mr..
Erickson was not on the wagon at the
time. The team being left united in
street started across the track ahead of
the car as it approached.
WANTED-A position as housekeeper,
Address letters to 236 Watson St., Anti
go, Wis.
The police made quite haul Friday
night. Four white men one white
woman and five Indians were locked
mp, all on the same charge, drunkenness.
The Indians came from Wittenberg and
were bound for Necedah They filled
up on skit-a-wau-boo and lemon ex-
tract, the two producing powerful
loads. They were told to leave town
on the first train next day The whites
were given Jail sentences.
The Wisconsin River Valley I2eproye-
ment company called meeting in this
city Wednesday for the purpose of dis
cussing the present low supply of water
tn the Wisconsin river and the methods |
10 be employed in remedying the same.
Webster &. Brown, of Rhinelander, r. |
b. Tweedy, of Tomahawk, and l.. NJ
of Grand Rapids, were pres
ent. Local interests were represented |
by e. ID. Jones and Walter Alexander.
Hereafter grocers in this state will |
not be allowed to sell any canned or
bottled goods containing benzoate of |
soda, according to new ruling of the
dairy and food commission, based upon
a report by DR.. II w. Wiley. chief of |
the United States bureau of chemistry. |
Mr.. Wiley says benzoic acid or ben
zoate of soda has deieterious effect |
upon ones organism. Oneor the other |
of these substances is used in csesery
ing eatsup, pickles, etc. Local dealers
are much alarmed as to how they will /
liSuo SO of their stocks on hand