The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-05-07
State Items in Brief.

RAt1NE-All real estate in Racine coun-
! ty, except the city of Racine. will be as
SeSS"d This yea: at 50 per cent. of its real
/ value.
RACINE-Math Peters. aged 80. a bar
/ tender of kcnosha, injured by falling down
/ stairway, died at st. Marys hospital
| here.
Observation-Disclosures of the Kcnosha
| County Old Settlers club met and decided
to hold the reunion at the club grounds at
| Paddock's lake August -,
EAU CLA1RE-IIans G. Olufson swat
lowed a large sewing needle, while eating
peaches five weeks ago. He had it eX-
tracted from his neck lately.
LAKE IINDEN-The local theater
changed management when o. Iafreniere
for the past several years acting in the
capacity as the manager, was succeeded by
Thomas O'ROurke.
MENOMONEE FALLS-The village will
shortly have another bank, To be known
az the Farmers and Merchants bank. 1t
will open for business July l. The bank
will be capitalized for $1,000
MARQUETTE-John Quincy Of Strongs.
violation of the law. Most of them so to
Chicago and Minneapolis.
MAR0UETTE-Forty four saloon bonds
were approved at the session OF the council
and as there are more to be passed on, It
appears that there will be no appreciate
falling off in the number of saloons.
CHIPPEWA FALLS-Mrs. John Kch
h-roicaily rescued two small children from
William HauptS burning residence at Lady.
smith during the absence of the parents
The building was destroyed.
mhAH ~ ns' ~ mn,ua, uL hurh
will be held in Nekoosa in the Congrega
tional church, May 9th and 9th. This is
tftieth anniversary.
49, ~ ~ -, w. nr 'ni.rSt p," '
tured by Jesse Waterman, n 1Oyear-old boy
az our e, Mlp ot'eh' ne SPet@ieu p''u's~
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'oI','' C 'p,'. u tSn orotorcai contest
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between liroPga. sparta, ana Ia IroSSe,
Whlth was nrlu ~ hr"rI'' ,i nT' ES,m' T tba
OF 'ohSrtSSuImn J""n :, r,>.u, WI o 'r'
resi- noa't +" . be- ,'" held II in Wausau on MAY =
RAClNE-A nearing In the proposed NOT
way and Dover arai!laEe anal III Iht en-, clr,
cult court, VIII H"l VIZ plur' HI' IN SUIn'
tim" next SepIthu'r' IIlS C',haI Is in,g NV,
TO rearh Iahy mrs an" y">t u.s. ~ rarL
un draining HuHi''"> u ''''' Vi 'i''i'u
htus, .,, NJ, ..
GLAI)SIoNL-Bert Murray, aGed =
years. driver for RAPID RlVer livery
stable. while coming from ESc4na9a tt
Gladstone la5t m,Eni i'Li on nIiuEr hn,o
deep ray ny hnsIitaI liz has rnIatiycs IT,
the way TO hospital lie mas relatives IL
WISCONSIN,
GRAND RAPlDS-Charles I. Kruger.
well known grocer OF TINS city, has JUS
finished Il fast OF tWenty,one days, Mr.
Kruger has been afflicted win chronic
stomach trouble. during the fasting perloG
he lost twenty NM PouhuS' put AeNe'
missed uaE NoLh. 49,
BLACK RlN Elk fAli'S-lue most 'hrlV'
ing industry hereapoutS t9r several weeks
this spring was the hunt Tor EopuerS ms
the county pays bounty or - cents tol
the pocket variety ana 10 cents Tor tne
striped gopher hunters nave Deen aDle te
make ST to 81 day.
pORTAGE-The Wisconsin river Is risne
rapidly ut this point, the government gauge
registering nearly ten feet. a message
from kllboufh states th.t t"' ro'r IN H.
reacehd MOOD hel9hi at lnnt piInrini ant
levees mere nav JHSL ntrn lc'u''' "nI
there IS niue lear OF u"' ,,aa,n,or,or w y
Bauchle Of the Wisconsin Spanish War YET
Grams has issued general orders convening
the state camp at Ripon July - aSkihA
Observance of Memorial day ana pr3viuihs
for the election of II delegate 70 the boston
encampment September :" anu -
LAKE LlNi'tN-lhe hummer pi ShIooh'
In the town mas bo'h reuu'tu tHls Sp.ins
by two, n" total humurr now huhpItihs
twelve. Numerous changes nave alSo I'rl
made ut llubbrll, SISTER own TO Lake LIN
cided to dlScouIlhue IN t'' hiu1t BUSINESS
EAU CLAlRE-ln tn" league d''lalualor!
contest III Will WI, ,tIirn ,n,,ms, nm,
nIEu, $3.50 np Nh, b,vid 'r1i,I az mis- civ
black i,Nt' ~, IA MI. NJ, Nyirn,r nj
won hrSt pi"tr' anu ia Thc Vii rom
Black River rams second, ih,se VIII rep
resent Elt i'a5"' "' '' 80
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LAKE IlN'l-N. ~ !" i1Hl'Lha"' rrp''
sentng the Risd"n iron WorNS ol Hah fran
mis- ne mn hlHt', N'Hi-'i," ~ ''ti' '