Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

l.. K. Spencer. M. d.. office n the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
The e. E. society will give bazaar
on Nov. %, arrangements for the same
are how In progress.
The annual convention of the State
Horticultural society will be held in
Madison, Jan. 12-13-14
Northbound trains on the st. Paul
were so crowded with deer hunters last
week that many passengers were forced
to stand up in the aisles.
Vim Slossen, engineer at the city
pumping station, is confined to his home
by reason of illness. M j Kriskey has
been filling his place as engineer.
VIM. DahIke and Miss Anna Ziebell
we're married Saturday afternoon in
st. Stephens church Rev F. Wer-
hahn was the officiating clergyman.
NJ. Lipski makes box couches and
window shades to order He also does
all kinds of upholstering in a satisfac-
tory manner. Shop, 206 Scott St;
phone, 1874
John Austin, who fell in a mortar bed
about week ago, is recovering as we'll
as can be expected, and will be out
soon. 1t was thought at one time that
he would lose the sight of one eye
Do you want shingIesg If you do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
VIM. Krahn and Miss Minnie Graebel
were married Friday evening at the
home of the young lady's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Graebel, 111-113 Gallon
street. Rev. f A. Fuenfstueck Off
ciated.
Guy Sehaddock, of this city. and Miss
Theresa BONN, of Marathon City, were
married Wednesday few hours after
the young man had invested 75c in a
marriage liscense and secured dispen-
sation from the court.
The Northwestern Dyeing and Clean
ing Co. has filed articles of incoi pora-
ton with the register of deeds. The
incorporators are l. Ii. Wheeler, Judd
Alexander and Geo. Sexmith. The
capital stock is 5000.
The county training school was closed
the latter part of the week because the
faculty, o E Wells and the Misses
Bohrer and Mcdonald were attending
the meeting of the Wisconsin Teachers
association in Milwaukee.
The officials of the United States land
office in this city have been notified by
the Department of Interior that the
allotment of about 10000 acres of
government land in this state to the
state of Wisconsin has been approved
The land will be used as state forest
reserve.
A snow white deer was killed near
Manitowish last week, by a Duluth
sportsman. Immediately after he shot
the deer the man was attacked by an
Indian guide and only succeeded in saw
ing his life after hard struggle with
the red man. After the latter had been
overpowered he explained the cause of
his attack. The Indian holds the white
deer sacred and believes that some dire
full calamity will befall anyone modest
ing them. The North American Indian
believes that the white deer is divine
creature; his East Indian brother wor-
ships the white elephant, while some of
his Wausau white cousins also worship
at the throne of a white elephant, but a
different kind of an animal.
Miss Nellie Killian, teacher of the
seventh grade in the Lincoln school,
was taken i'll last week and on Saturday
morning her attending physician pro-
nounced her ailment scarlet fever She
is boarding at the private boarding
Is
ner of Second and McIndoe streets
and dozen or more other teachers
were boarding in the same place. AS
soon as the nature of her sickness was
made known it was necessary for the
other teachers to seek other boarding
places temporarily and they were kept
busy all day Saturday, looking up new
locations. 1t is hoped that no more of
the teachers will be taken ill with the
disease or it may be necessary to close
some departments of the city schools.
A case entitled State of Wisconsin VS..
M w. Lloyd, the defendant being
charged with murder, has been thrown
out the Oneida county court. On the
morning of Thursday, Nov. 2. 1905,
James A. Mckay, an estimator and pur-
chaser for the st. Paul Ry., who had re-
sided in Wausau for several years
previous. left the city bound for
Minocqua. He was seated at a card
table in the Minocqua House after din
ner of that day when he was shot by
Marshall w. Lloyd, and died several
hours later. The latter had been quar-
reling with State Senator Jas. Wright
He went out of the hotel, got a revolver
and returned aud in attempting to
shoot Wright he shot Mckay Mr.
Mckay's death was deplored in this
city where he was so well known.
Shingles Shinglesl Shinglesl DO you
need any? We have them and the
kind that will suit you. Call and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
If. BARKER 81 STEWART LUMBER Co.
In calling off the ballots in the elec-
ton of court house janitor Thursday,
the ballot clerks played joke on |
Henry Belize. They saw he had |
large majority of the votes cast and |
sorted out most of his ballots and |
placed them in one pile. They then |
began reading the ballots to the tally |
clerk somewhat in this way: MELON |
mel, /; Schneider, /; Raasch, l. Ziebell, |
1" and occasionally one for Belize 1t |
looked gloomy for Mr. Belize When |
all the other candidates ballots had |
been exhausted they took up Mr.. |
Beilke's pile of votes and began calling |
them off. 1t was then plain to be seen |
that he had a clear lead over all the |
Others, and the gloomy look he por-
trayed few minutes before was dis |
PEELED with a returning smile.
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