Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-10-26

| Supt. of Schools S. B. Tobey viii
occupy his new home on east Warner
Istreet this week.
For repair work on shoes and rub
bers go to Kuhlmann & Brach, ThirC
Ave. and Clark street. a 24-ti
| The Tuesday Musical club is arrang-
ing for several very high musical at
] tractions the coming winter.
Asst State Sec'y. of Y. M. C. A
addressed the mems meeting at the
/ 7. M. G. A. on Sunday afternoon.
The county board committee OF
equalization adjourned Friday. The
committee will meet again next
Thursday.
|. Robt. Bush, a resident of the towI
of Knowlton, brought two wolf hides
to town Thursday and collected boun-
ty on them.
The weather since last Friday has
been decidedly wintry and heavy
winter clothing has had to be put on
1 in order to be at all comfortable.
The Ninth Councillor District Med
ical society meeting will be held in
this city next Thursday. Following
la supper, various papers will be read
and discussed.
Rev. and Mrs. James M. .Duer will
entertain the officers and teachers OF
the Sabbath schools in the church
parlorS of the Presbyterian church on
Friday evening, Oct. 18th.
Don't wait until cold weather
prompts you TO get your broken
storm sash repaired. Come now.
You get better service, therefore
better satisfaction C. Callies.
B. Heinemann just escaped serious
accident on Wednesday. He was rid.
ing in his automobile in the eastern
| part of the city when the axle of mis-
machine broke. He was going at a
slow speed and his chauffeur was able
to stop before any accident resulted
The farmers of Lincoln county are
having some trouble with bears and
wolves. At Pine River and French
Ridge, wolves have been making
meals of sheep and other palatable
animals, while bears have been help
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county. On Sunday VIM. Kienbaum
and Herman Wendt, on the Wendt
farm, killed bear which weighed 2S(
pounds.
Rudolph and Frank KlImpka, both
residents of Milladore, were arrested
| Sunday in the town of Bergen by
Deputy Game Wardens John Foster
of this city, and Cole of Wood county,
| charged with hunting without a
| license. The officers had followed
them all forenoon and finally rounded
then up a half mile north of the
county line They appeared before
Justice e. c. Fish in Mosinee yeSter-
day and entered pleas of guilty. Each
paid a fine of $25 and costs.
| Red Gardner and Ruby
McAuley, left fielder and third case
man of Wausau's champion base ball
team of 1908, spent part of the past
week in the city, leaving for their
came up to visit old friends, and
stated that they hoped that things
Knight so shape themselves that they
could get back here next season. Both
have the requisites which was lacking
and ability to clout the bali when
home runs last. summer than any laan
in the WI. league.
The dealers as well as the factories
are giving great bargains now TO close
tout their 1909 stock of wallpaper.
| Callies will show you the goods
Atty. Fred Genrich, acting for Fred
and Aug. Treu of the town of Stettin,
has filed notice of appeal from Justice
court to circuit court in an assault
and battery case. The PILOT has
heretofore related the story of the
case, wherein they were arrested al
| the instance of August kamke also
of that town. The Treu brothers
were recently discharged because OF
an error in drawing the papers but
| Kamke caused another warrant TO be
| issued out of Justice Clark'S court IN
Marathon City. They were tried,
found guilty and took an appeal.
Herman vetter, county treasurer,
i saws that in coming home from
Rochester, Mimi, last Sunday he
l found that there were more toughS
1 UuiklS Oh tAoAfAo 1AAN -
ing along right-of-ways at present
than railroad men have known in
years. AS sample of justice ht
states that the sheriff of Ashland
county was taking two prisoners K
Waupun one of whom had stolen 81
and got two years for the job and thu
other stole pair of soc oyeralls anc
got a fourteen years sentence. Ihs
latter, however, had a past record.
AT about midnight Sunday the
police force of this city was asked b.
lofficers of Portage county TO search :
4 freight train coming over the ST. Pau
for two crooks. The men were wanteC
for . hold-up. That night two strang
ers Iaet man at Junction City Who's
name we failed to learn, and stuci
guns under his nose with the com
mand TO throw up his hands. III
guns may have been small, but the.
looked quite large TO this man, and n
IQuickly obeyed their command. The.
then relieved him Of his watch AM
what money he had AS freigh
train left the Junction for the nortl
shortly afterward Ii was thought tn
men might come. this way. Gu
police examined every cal. Id .he train
but found no one