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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08

WcN ii0cn al 9lgerbru1et % aprg.
aolcn ipilIcr Srcmbrin9cllen a lnon-
itricllc Haaproollfter et irnoeror0net
Nollc. Mlcn ser er al 0runo I'll at
tro. at 9lurene5 Sob oil T. @r. Qprf'
ninlen al Sutferrsret oG 9omulo
iaa Ell Itor 9etponinq. Store Jrem'
ifriot hor oe iioite Nar Tinplantnih'
0en oiort. meoeu3 Sobntsaplen lite
bar fjnuet nrbei0e ii9 op, lfisnt oet
er lrn1e. iocu man begpnote meo
Sen. 9(rQ5ntinn Sobofcn fan life
uinOc Snognng pna @arfebet / no
Ianoet. ri itsrre @etubnin9 er 6rl9t.
ouIcn; ibi toffet BARE SorifieIIcn /
alima Dorer ser 3itroner og SIiuen
IiQcinn go0t iom &irie6Tr, 9Gbler og
Tnrcr.
9Gi Sen Iteritc @ctponing ior 9lr.
QcntinaS 8remtio er 6ormcrel'en al
,ln0bp00crantallet. 5orti0cn bor ser
/ 9rQentina omtrent NfiIlioner
Wilnneitcr pn0 ct 6ln0inoboIo al 3
Ntillioncr Npooratfilometcr D. y. /.
ier UauNe 5piflon03 Storrelle Gn
u6cl0Q sSorOeIinN al 2onOct og Sen
tore &anltelia6eo ior sSnouonorcrnc
at bIipc Gicr al &nnO iful 0eIui5 pr.
re Wrmocu tI at set aaor lao tlun9t
at ion 6oIf i'll at in0unnorc SSolfe-
iormcrelicn pil innoIunli1piS enonll
}lorcoiS bare SET ltorc Ero6lem,
lem McNierinQ5n bar at lSie. N|on
ontoQer, at 2ouoet Qo0t fan ieoe 100
Wtillioner Arcnnelfer. 9tdor oette
Nroblcn bor illnoet Ell belOig SeS-
nina pil 0et pure miIi9t BELT at oob-
n} Bette ltore, al 9totllren iaa ri8t
ucIIigne0c 2mlo ior 9l0crbrltg &pTg-
opI og SSn0uitri.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08
Den norife 2lmerifa Sin.
ie fonltitlleret.

SioIqe netop mootnQet ScIcQrom
ira @riItinnio cr 9(ftieielifobct Zen
norife 9lmcrifalinie bounct. Set fer.
Ite Sfi6, iom er pno ca. 12.50O Cons
% iom fonr 9topnct Y2eii Grifion",
er inofie6t, % bill bliuc lat Synrt
mcllcm 9tor1e oa 9tmerifa bnrtiaIt
lie fon. lln>er6nn0Iin1 ON Ssn6fieb
al HinienS on0ct Sfb pooloor 6.
s.. S>obc, Sen norift GonIul / ct.
Fonl, W'inn, er unI1t til Ell al 0i-
retter9rnc, oA icr on0rc Wunb ira
Nmerifo cr OoI0t til MeSlemnler al
SinienS 9inn6.
Set aITbar % at Sctte Itore notio.
male ,5oretoacn0e nj er pirfeliaoiort.
% ni 6on6er. at cn6pcr Norbmono,
lom bar SfnIebnina life bctpnfer Iio
l"nNcr, men iluttsr iig til iom 9lftio.
nrr. 9lftictenningen pooaoor fren.
SelcS. Mon GenbenSer Iiq til e. $.
&obe. 307 9felp 9orf 0iie @uilbino,
It. TnnI, gpinn, bbor man fan tea..
ne iig.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08
Oct norife Saneerfor-
buno / 2lmerifa.

Get rNorSpeitlige Norif. .0onife
Sangerforbuno" er III omoebt for
3oie og aanife liffert IioIte @ona.
Sprlig eIter at Sorbunbet for 3 @ar
Iioen ifiitebe fra ,ifanoinapilf" til
rnorif'oanif" bar Ser prret lat ertra
Camp paa for at faa De banlfe Sang.
foreninger intereSierebe. @anife piIt
finoes Der Inn poerit faa ber @eiten,
men Chicago olene par ser ooIfiIIi.
&c, og biSie benrbeioeoeS boooe Ifrift.
lis ca oeo perIonIig ggitation af Iaa.
oonne ener5iIfe M9no iom SsuIius
S9ger emil 9isrn, Carl @ulS.
branoIen og mango andre, oa peb
SangeriorbiinbetS @onbention Gbi.
caao iibite gfteraar. bar tiIlteSe paa
Snobpoelie harmonic. 3" Greiioent,
Der optoges iom raao9ipenoe Weolem
og eIlerS par @rnitano for meJen
Spmerfiombeo.
Men bette bar ogIaa alt.
er oct ct llnber, at man blep mis-.
mooig efter alle bisie @nItrenaelier
oi'sr at 'omle De uorife og oonife
Snngere unoer set iamme Banner,
og flm iluttelis aar eiter slar peae
tilbnge paa oct iamme srfeslsle He.
illtat.
Zen oanife TreSie biialber fuIo.
ltGnoigt oct tagne Sfriot. Sen
Eanlte Yioneer" ii5er iaaIeSes reSaf.
tionelt bl. a. ~.. 9ette bar uoen
SpiI flogt o9 ristiet, iSet oe oanlfe
Son9ere altio bar pGret en- poerIt
ringe Maioritet SorbunSet. !"
.@oroIpiet", 9roofIpm, g. g., bae
en- lang 2eoer ON Sagen, bpori set
bl. a. frembGpeoeS. at .oet er uhel.
oigt, at oe oanife Sonaere NorSpc.
item life pil ipnee ianmen meo GorS.
m9noene. 0oniferne firnoe Iitfert
lore Ell bel Del" I'll bpilfst pi al gr.
farina tiger baaSe ga oe gmen.
Otter at berneIt ,MoropeitIiae" oa.
iaa blep itrs9et. iremtr9oer sSor6lln.
Oct ioaa iom en- national Union ni
norife Sonaere. 0pis 0eIeaoten tiI
gmrefa.S .Stepnet bar Selo meo Iig
@eitrGbelierne ON at iaa Taciiiffs.
items norife Sanaeriammenilutnina
meo bette rationale Grbsioe, OF
alt tpoer oerpaa, = bill oct forife
Sanaerforbuno | slmerifa mes cen
Song tr96e uS | 0ipet mes ca. 50
Joreninger oa meb en- iamIet Son.
gerifare poa 12-1500 Mano. Oa
Der Ksger iiffert lieeiaa mango Sore.
ninger fra Gbicaao til Gan Srancis.
co % penter paa at fomme inS, bare
man bapoe tag | abresierns.
% faiter pi gliffet MOB git, fin.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08

ser nj at Sc norifc Snnaerc itaor
iiiIoiirnoil uocn organization. Scr
or en- itor pio Nrbcio5mnrf, Ser liz!
lcr braf ~ oenter pdn Wogen Sg
nj er ouerbepiit ON al bpiS I. Gr.
NorNmrnoenes SarJiorenina"
0rooFIpn piIoe tode 5amIinaStonfen
%. ol dlere Nnoninl2mrno. 'on
oerc3 9anoSmruo hor Qiort Set her
Ncittn2 Trrricr mere en0 ct foart
9lrhunoreNc. at ct sitlilt Giitrft al
.. Oct norifc SnngeriorbmD Al SIme'
rifa" mes forhoIoSpi3 9cthe0 piI tln'
ne briuleS iitano.
Get cr Sette tore N'unI III bar lnt
% h2ruSe, oN iom p YSonQer Sillen"
hor Qiort til lin 2ipSop9aue, nemIi9:
Gt cuist tort % mratiat norIf
SanacriurbnnS, fra oct atlantiIfc NaO
til StillcbautS %opcr, oN set lfal bIi.
Ne Ell Mrrfeoag norif Siitorie / Oct
tt 2nno. nnnr ior isrIte Sang oenne
0Tr al gtorgeS Conner meoer lnn'
men / et pTI0igt 0Sllbclfor
Set oar iiffert me0 bcnne Sonfe
Nebolo, at Siour 6aIlS.aonoentlo.
nen poIgte Sarge ON . 9(ar iom nG'
ite 0to6citeo, og life - Chicago. -
rSanger SiIien" for 2Iugllit.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08
lloarapniuscr / %abplOn.

&c iorene0c Stater3 &onllIl Bag
0ao, Ire0ericf Sinlpicb, giuer Ell le'
penoc SfIorin9 al ct @eie8 lonl ban
oiIoQOe oe tpife llO9rnuninger / Vo-
bulon. &c tDifc 9lrftoloNcr3 iiordr-
tcSc 2lrbeiOe ipIoer bom mco @eln.
bring og nll0 al 9GrcfrDgt betrroer
han oet Stt0, bpor @nbel5 Sddrn /
belle lin QiGontilfe Nfn1t aobenborer
llg ior bnn, nanr ban bctraAtcr gfe'
bnfnonciur3 aiTmpcpuIl05.
o9iSie mnQtigc 9fllincr bi5Ie polo
ionlnc &prelier, oi9ic itore Tillarcr
oq S1nlIer mnncr otter Sen lpn9lt for.
iplnone Tcroen tilIipe. Ell Neroen
ON bpilfen III iom @sru IGiie / 9ibe.
len me0 fronl 9eln0rinQ. Set sr
Nnnife iorbouienoe, 6oor ltor set
lnmle 9o6ulon bar. AliileUi3 ItrHf.
fer 9fuinerne liQ lonQ3 Guirat, ionl
inor iiN Qicnncm oen nrn6iitc Errcn,
MI en- Grfcn. men tnQouQ set iruQtr
borcItc 2ono / %er0en. Ncb at pup.
Gre Qicnnem OiSie Mlincr Itooer mon
pho cliJ pou Ell bel pcoIiQehoIot So
peoifoIIc. ser bar tilbert Ell al set
OnmIc @nbplon3 Worlcrc, ser oS6e
ior 5000 9Ior iioen. Slrlinocr al
2cpnin1er ira otnne pi0un0erligc
Wultlr er blcpet Qrnpet irent al IN
iferne. Sea ioa en- itor StenNooS,
bui8 9ipN bar bcbFffct meO irliom
me @ileinlfriptioner. CSnlfripti0ntn
inQ6c. oIIe Sc @Uqter, iom bar / Wrug
/ @obpIon Ifuloc requlercS eitcr @oo-
lens %Gat, oa at Sen iom beIfnbiQe0e
Y%TQtQnoien" eller Itiol Sen, ifilloe
lioe 9soen. I Hl@r
Spiferne bar aropet SrnncIler.
Ser iom Scbofterne / ct 9ierperi
onor 1ienncm oet aanlIe @obpIona
@oocr. ,SorIunet meo imod Soonb-
lpater begoo bi o5 pon Sci oiennem
oi5le lnnAc @ober, iom mt er title
oa tomme, men Iom enaonq bar flrl6e
al trnple WenueIfer. Snfrina SOC
arobiife Nrbeioere. nGIten n6one, ara.
Der | 9tllinerne og beIricr Relifpierne
ira oen fsrlte TeroenS &illtur fra
oen Sano, iom N(orbln6reoer bar
logt oper Sem. %i ponSrer 0iennem
DC Itore Seitboller @elIo5nrs go,
looS, huor Sloifriften poa @pggen
oorSleoe bans 9iigeS ltn6er9an0.
Speralt &uinerne Ion ieg prpgtige
oeforatipe Toriirin1er, llqler oa Sir.
Fen lulen6e Tnrper og Ell forltn6er.
Iia SSllgI Ser liQneoe en- @ie0. Om.
trent fire enQellfe Wfil ipo for gtebl.
faoneIerpoln0ietS 9fiiner itoar en-
ilbpre bei @pgning noieItGtilf enSnu
| lit SorfaIo. Cen IfoI ifsIQe TraSi.
tionen bete9nc Steoet for set pirfeIi.
1e gabeItoorn Set fnIoes al 9(ra.
berne @irs gtimriio og ifoI ppre Bug
Get al ben iurbrpoerife Nimrlo, Iom
holot Solen for at pGre Sen ion6e
@iooom % oerfor beo Si9Ip al 6enne
&iPmpebp9ning oiloe fornne SEN Iu.
ienoe Stierne nrrmere.
en anoen Sraoition isger Steoet,
bror Tabels Saorn itoo. life Iangt
ira yfebufaoneierS SALADS, bbor ser
enonl er en- pGIbie Sirfant miret al
Se3lIten. ferres faI bope soeIaet
oenne Saarnbnanina
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08
Nrnnfrio. 9lntol(ct al Teru,hIir

Nranfria. 9(ntoIlct al TernepIia.
ti1e, lom life fan lUic eller ifripc
tilta1cr Sronfrig. 6or noole s(or
lloen noglorNe Sc 1000. meSens Sc
elter ocn Iioite Stotiitif er iteaet til
1925. Gette u6Qiar 3 Troccnt.
ger er alminSelig SfolepIigt / sSran.
tr!9' men SeSpTrre in9en Straf for
NE at lenoe @srnene paa SfoIsn.
0ra 1906 til 1910 itea llnSerpis.
nlll9Sbnogettet meo 26 W1ilIioner
0roncS, oeri life meoregnet 10 IiI.
Toner til SfoIt6uie. Sfploen for
oenne gfeoaong 6oIfeoplpsnira til.
tonlnler life Sen SmltUnoiabso. at
airfen life IGnscre Ieber llnSerpis.
nlnaen; tbi oet bar netop airfen, iom
lIlloerpIlte Sem, iom biotiI er bIcpct
Sol0ater.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08
slminauS lllImnnn bar inSicnSt

HmtmanS lllImnnu bar ir6lenot
i'm slnteS@dnlelnlnl. Sllao lllI'
mann or 81 Mar admniel % blco /
1902 nsnruui I'll 9mimano Brat.
berls Amt. ! Sc iioite Bar slo, bar
han olasrluS Al SuselilbeN If'e
IlnnIi beiinre III emhcNc
Napi i. n. SUrsharcpiut er uo.
mvuui I'll Sberit t \>nidnieriCi 81 be-
oyNrei II. II ilcncitcllsrl iom lite
ANmNlut hos fommlnNcrcuNc Cicnc
ral
Srcrfcruc ea sci uorife Hnfrelfi.
ac. e'tcr Srlltn 1905 uar Ser Ell
aci 9c! i0cuitS Sorlchlitcrc. iom ior.
l2a S'otu ol 'oripucoc ia hicmmc i
Socr;Qc mcn SenSer ol Salt ior Na.
trClliifei pcN 0nra ,>nar or helt
,Sorholoci 'orrpffci. mcoocleS ira ari.
iijouiano. Ger or ira @riliidniano
ocuuc Sriou uNrlitci mere Iuo oob.
belt ido maulc ipeuite MIttcrc cno
tINliQcrc @ar Slifcrnc bar ioritda.
ci. a; 81 mc0 mere NclS fan uonrite
iiQ ira "a irllc Gilfcu i norifc Nauuc
ems ipcuifc.
NarSnSNaiernc NnilinaSnI. sra
Nal lfrioeS til .giieupoiten" oen Soe
Iuluit ,ionl er set ire llIer iiocn
Rcilnpeiret belpnoic oper NalIin96al
ol 9hmebnl % oeiic SioSrm bar
SET pPret flln - Ell - Nepeir56aI.
Solf belpnote SIantten, oa 9ieanpe.
riootT bcgpn0te, % Oe iIcp isrit INF.
enaen - 6et beolte oe bnpoe at iiuu.
9tPit,n intet or fommet ibuS. Wie0et
Ii9gar ila6t paa @affen og er quit
opeapaa oa iort (roao0enD unoer.
6nOel er inntet; men Saotcrne er
nGittn iorte moi. SeIp Sc ilnoa
N'rngber iom er beiiet bar tnqet me.
get Itor Sfa6e. 9lIt inIt bar 9e9npei.
ret Ioraaria9et ct irpgteIi9t Cab /
oi@ie GaIisrer Otnn tpnfer meO
Hrll pnn %inieren. Soag cr set
blnnft SoIifin o. Sspeir, oa bIiper
set III bra. ion fan enooa me0et ret.
te lig. 9lAeren fan bIipe MODEM, men
oct or tpilIomt.
Stor @rano / Nalcinuo. Gn Itor
9rano bar nmoet Steo ber inot, Sen
lite 9Illglit iSet SSiiferioreningenS
'pTre EofbuS lige IOenfcr WoIoen
peo oen miotre Sapn er flIoItpnoi0
neobrpnot. Fnfbuiet bar en- 3 Gtagc$
Srpbpaning, iom al tSiiferioreninaen
benpttcoeS til Opbeporing al Iilf,
IS, 5ontsnber III. b. og iorsprigt uo.
lcleoeS til pripote Siifeopfiebere.
Snet neobrGnote illloitGnoi9 2ebet
al ct Fnr &imerS 5io. Oper 1000
Ssnocr Gran til en- TGr0i al ca.
100000 Ser. bIep 9uerneS Hop, Ii0e.
leoeS Iifereoifaber. cnoel Silf III. b.
sllt ioIt onilaaeS Sfa0en til 10000
SER. ON SSlSen8 Opfomit peo man
'nomi intet mco Sifferbeo, oen ifpI.
oeS mllligenS SelpantpnoeIie. SSIoen
bIep opoaget 26en gtaae, men bap.
De oa oIlereoe grebet no ON iig. at
BET trooS be ibprSigite SIufninaSfor.
leg life lpffeoes of ltonie oen. sli De
lntereSlereoe fSirmaer n0nnes ,Sfon.
oia" os ~Spea" ior @arerne. 9pa.
ningcn bar oSiurerct @rnnoiorIi.
fringSinoretningen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08
Mie6acl Strem Gle er uonppnt iii

Diiniiter til Y'erico o9 Cuba. San
ar icot 1862 % er Ssn al Giateren
Sonas 2ie. 6un bIeu uoodunet Ill
og par aaptein "a ban /
Berlin.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-08

Grnbcrne paa gpmmeISen. gng.
IGnoerne @illiam Malfer Sooo os
Sobn Sobort Armitrong tit peS fsI.
Helolution al 12te slllaliit I. u. Til.
lnoelle til at erbperpe enoel @nlS.
ertSanpiSninger paa 9smmelsen oa
enSel folta @ienoomme / sSinaaas Ser.
REQ lamt Het til al ifi9rpe, anmeloe
og mute paa nosle @aaroe Serre.
oet. Ge bar imiblertiS MI iisIae
~W'oraenapiien" beiluttet Iia til at
neolUgae glrbeioet og afifeoiae fine
6ltnftIonGrer. Tbe Sing Soofon
Solomines tlb, iom par De to Ser.
rers GorgiGnsere. neolaabe iom be.
tlenot Griiten | 1908. Sfior foretoa
DC oSlfilliae llbbeorinaer peo 0erfet,
uopieeoe grtrafitationsperfiteSerne
ea anlaaoe npe Sororinasareier /
MIsnlfgruberne. Men ser bar life
torimet no9en regular Iriit igang,
M. oa De ga nlt op.
lllpffc. @aarobruaer Sloi Strano.
Selloro, tisrte paa Siempeieu fra
Sfien Glpen peS grebs oa orufne.
os. Siset er fimSet. Snaen peo,
bporleoes llIpffen ait for Tia. slfSs.
DC bar ! 40 aars slIoeren os aift.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-07
BODY FOUND.

Parties in gasolene launch search
ing for the body of VIM. Reynolds,
the Wausau school teacher, who was
drowned en May %, were success
ful in finding the body on Wednes-
day afternoon. The party was pro-
vided with hooks, and one of these
caught in the clothing of the young
mar, and he was brought to the sur
face. The body was found above
Brawley rapids near Meehan, at about
the place where he was last observed.
One hand was grasping his abdomen
and the other was stretched above his
head, indicating that he had been
seized with cramps. III. II. Reynolds,
his father, and Albert Reynolds, an
uncle, were present when the body
was raised. Emmer Lampert and
Paul Hooper, of this city, who were
with the unfortunate young man
when the accident occurred, were in
the searching party. The remains
were taken by team to Stevens Point
and prepared for removal to his home
near Cobb, Iowa county, for burial.
Geo. Morisette, p. Peneau, Emmer
Lampert, Mark Scholfield, Maurice
Olson, Thorton Fay, Paul Hooper, o..
Croker and Chas. and JOS. Sawyer de-
parted that morning from Wausau in
the Alexander and Yawkey automo-
biles. They were accompanied by the
father and uncle of deceased, above
mentioned, who came here TO aScer-
tain facts regarding the drowning.
They left here at q O'Clock and ar
rived at Meehan at 1000. The body
was found in about four feet of water
three hours after their arrival.
The young man is survived by his
parents and two brothers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-07
WAUSAU GROWING SOME.
Nearly One Hundred Homes, Schools Churches and
Business Blocks Built During the Past Year.

More homes, schools, churches and
business blocks were erected in Wau-
sau since May, 1909, than was ever
built in any one year of its history,
and there is every indication that the
coming year will excel even the great
progress in our city of the past year.
The list published today by the Pilot
is the only correct one that has been
compiled. 1t means that one building,
on an average, was built in Wausau
every three days during the year. The
list given below only takes in the city
of Wausau. 1t does not include any
improvements on buildings, which,
throughout the city, would mean
thousands upon thousands of dollars,
AID does not include buildings erected
in the Chellis addition, just below the
Seventh ward, where a good many
have been built and are now in
course OF erection, nor the Spencer,
Alexander or Book additions, nor at
Sc.oiield or Rothschilds, all of which
virtually are part OF our city.
Neither does it take in the new $50, 900
uilding about 70 be commenced by
: WausaG Telephone company.
The following is a list of the new
buildings erected, and in course of
erection, the past year:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-07
OCCURRENCES OF LONG AGO.
ITEMS OF NEWS BOILED DOWN FROM THE
PILOT NEARLY FIFTY YEARS AGO

ing put in this mill and when COM
pleted it will be the equal Of any in
the county. A great improvement
over the other mills is cupola with
eighteen windows of twelve lights
each, which enables all to see plainly
in the day time.
The mill of w. d. McIndoe the
largest, we found in complete repair
The work is under the superintendent
ence of Messrs. VIM. Wilson and W.
w. DeVoe.
The Lyman mill, which is owned
by d. G. Plumer, is in good repair and
ready for service.
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1870.
Four feeto of snow on the ground
and prospect of another foot.
Circuit court conveEes next Monday.
There are forty cases on the calendar
eight of which are criminal.
Hon. G. w. Cate will deliver a
lecture before the Pine Knot Literary
club on Monday evening next.
The PILoT is under obligations to
Hon. c. Hoefiinger, our member OF
the assembly, for valuable documents.
Otto Siegrist has just returned
from New York where he has been
buying new goods and he is again
presiding and with his able assistants,
Leander La Chance and Gustav Muel-
Ter, everything will be conducted sys-
tematically.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-07
SATURDAY. MARCH 5th. 1870.

Rev. A. Spencer Presbyterian) will
preach in Forest Hall every Sabbath
morning at 1890 o'clock until further
notice.
While at St. Johns church, yester-
day, We were shown some very hand
some silver mounted locks for St.
Johns church and yestry-a present
from friends in the East.
By invitation of Chas. Haseltine,
ESQ.,, and other friends at Eau Claire
mills, south of this place the Episco-
pal social was held at the home of d.
B. Willard at that place. 1t was a
pleasant social gathering.
The society of the NJ. E. church
held meeting on Wednesday, March
'2nd, 1870, and voted to rebuild its
church. The edifce to be 36x60 A
committee composed of DIR. T. Smith,
n. B. Thayer and G. w. Casterline,
was appointed to let the contract.
From an article written by the
editor of the Pilot about the saw
mills, the following is cleaned: That
Tie us nsll of B. G. Plumer was cutting
$4,000 every "a hours. John Tuttle
was in charge and was in his Office
filing and putting the saws in repair
VIM. A. Cunningham measuring lum-
ber, John Irwin, general superintend-
ent and Chris Miller head sawyer.
At j. G. Clarke's mill, VIM. Gowan
superintendent; new machinery is be-
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ANNUAL REUNION.

The annual reunion of the Win
decker triplets will be held this year
in Wausau at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Pier. Her brothers Sidney Windecker
of Fond du Lac, and Sylvester Win
decker of Oaktield and their families
will be here to participate in the joy
Gus event. Mrs. Pier and her brothers
are the oldest living triplets in the
state, and perhaps the United States.
The birthday which they will cele-
brate next Thursday, June 8, will be
their sixty-sixth. For years they and
their families have met annually and
celebrated the event, and it is always
looked forward to with great pleasure
bV all concerned
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a crescent, emblematical of the o. G.
t., and the words, Twelfth Annual
Session, Grand Council of Wisconsin,
The club house decorations were very
fine, an6 the white pigeons, holding
| u, G. Il. emOlems in their beaks, was
a novelty. The decorations have been
let stand and will not be taken down
until after the Junior prom.
The parade Friday afternoon was
about the biggest thing that ever
happened in Wausau. 1t was formed
on First and Second streets and the
| line of March included both the east
and west sides. There were six bands
in line and the way they stirred up
noise wasn't lazy. The parade was
viewed by thousands of people lining
every street which the paraders trav-
|ersed. The Wausau crowd made the
best showing of any. Each man was
dressed in black suits, "plug" hats
and white over CATERS, and each carried
cane. AS they passed the other
councils, when the parade was going
both ways on Third street at the
same time, they were cheered by the
sisftors. There were several wags in
line who provoked laughter by their
antics. One fellow impersonated a
paralytic, walking stiff legged at
times and drawing one arm up into
his coat sleeve, leaving one finger ex-
tended outward. The Oshkosh fel-
lows carried a large banner with the
words, "There's only one Oshkosh"
Marshfield had one of our city sprink-
lers in line and as many as could get
aboard road on it. One man pulled a
little buggy in which was seated a
little girl dressed in white. Ribbons
were attached to his arms for reins.
1t was nearly supper time when the
parade broke up.
A large sign hung over the court
house entrance on Saturday, bearing
Uilc leScuu, Dag mon DoJ' S"0ON
many to wonder at its meaning. The
Bagmen is another branch of the u.
G. T., which carries insurance. They
met that day and initiated a class of
candidates.
The convention was without doubt
the biggest event of the kind Wau-
sau has ever had. Everybody had a
pleasant time and all in attendance
from outside the city speak in highest
terms of Wausau and her people, and
of the local lodge members who
planned and made the convention a
success. The ladies especially, most
of.whom visited Wausau for the first
time, were very complimentary in
speaking of their entertainment.
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ROBBERS ESCAPE

The State Bank of Unity lost more
money than was reported in the PILOT
last week. Investigation following
the robbery showed that about 81, 800
in cash was taken and about $4,000
worth of negotiable paper. l.. M.
Devaud, the cashier, took 81, 500 to
Marshfield the Saturday before and
deposited it in one of the banks of
that city. The paper will be value
less in the hands of the robbers and
records in the bank preserve the value
of the papers taken. The loss of the
cash will be made good by an indem-
nifty company, the bank having been
insured within the week of the rob-
berry. The work shows that the rob
bers were skillful hands. At about
one O'Clock that morning people living
in the vicinity of the bank heard an
explosion. Instead of investigating
they rolled over and went to sleep
again. At about two o'clock there
was another explosion and the people
who heard it took another roll. The
robbery was not discovered until about
six O'Clock next morning. The rob
bers were then miles away.
Undersheritf Frank O'Connor and
Chief of Police Thos. Malone, were
called to Unity Wednesday by re-
port that two fellows were in the vii
lage spending money freely and who
appeared to be suspicious characters.
The two characters proven to have no
connection with the bank robbery.
The bank has offered small reward
for the capture of the burglars, but it
is likely that they will not be appre-
hended.
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ALEX WEINFELD.

Alex. Weinfeld, one of the old time
and very popular Wausau boys, ar
rived in the city on Thursday and re-
mained until yesterday, visiting with
his brother Charles and exchanging
greetings with his many friends.
Alex. spent his boyhood days here and
with his brother, first started a news
stand, which, in few years developed
into an extensive book and notion
store. This was sold out and Vein
field Bros. built the double store now
occupied by Isaac Friede, on Third
street, in which they started in the
clothing business. They sold out and
about thirteen years ago Alex. went
to Fairbault, Mimi, where he re-
manned five years. He has since been
in New Orleans, where he is. a mem
Der of the firm of GroSsman- Vein
field Millinery Co., large wholesale
concern doing business in New Or
leans and New York. Alex. was ac-
companied north by his wife and
three children, who stopped in Apple
ton for q brief visit. They did not
come to Wausau on account of the
epidemic of scarlet fever. Mr.. Vein
field went to Appleton yesterday.
From there he goes to Chicago, and
in ten days will be in his southern
home again. His family will remain
north during the summer and little
later will come TO Wausau for a visit
Alex. says that when he accumulates
enough of the worlds goods 50 that
he can get along without worrying
he is going TO come back TO Wausau
with his family and make this city
/ his home.