The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-03-30

Kunz, Bleser & Co. will have their
old STYLE Easter Book beer ready for
delivery on Saturday, April /. Your
choice, cases or kegs. Al
Mrs. Harry Richards, formerly Miss
Vera Keller, was taken to St. Nicholas
hospital where she was operated upon
for appendicitis. Press.
The wife of Denver man testiiies
in court that during a married life of
nineteen years her husband got. drunk
2,032 times. Who can blame a man
for drowning grief when he lives with
a woman who will keep statistics like
that?
Mr.. James Barnes, town clerk of
Liberty, was caller at the PILOT
office Wednesday,
Arthur PITT, Manitowoc boy who
has made his home at Fond du Lac for
some years will remove with his family
to Grand Rapids, Mich, where they
will reside in the future. Mrs. PITT
was formerly Miss Adah Willott, a
Manitowoc girl.
asking Costs Nothing" Demand
Abstract made by Manitowoc Co. Alb
stract Co., Adolph Schulze, Mgr,
Tindstedt Bldg, Washington St, be-
| fore paving for real estate. Then you
will know what you are paying
| fof. 80
One of the good points about an
automobile is that it cannot be abused
by a drunken or otherwise brutal
driver. If there is any abusing to be
done it is generally the driver that
gets it and he gets it good and
| plenty.
Mr.. Thomas Petcka of Cooporstown
was a caller at the PILOT Office Fri
day,
Bids for printing the city ballots
were opened Monday 10y City Clerk
Reichert. The bids were, VIM. Cen
rich, $l3.25; Manitowoc Pilot, Sl4.5O;
Brandt Printing Co., $1,000; Daily
News, 5000: Manitowoc Post, S24.
The bid of VIM. Genrich was ac-
cepted.
zone boy has met fame in Arkansas.
He is probably the most famous boy
and fame discovered him on a hill
farm, back in the woods near the little
town of Silver. He grew l2O bushels
of corn on an acre of ground and was
one of the champions of the boys corn
clubs Of the South who visited the
national capital and were paid the
highest honors possible by the depart
ment of agriculture.
Mr.. Ole Erickson of Clarks Mills
made a call at the PILOT Office Mon
day
The southern tip of Florida is the
only spot in the United States which
has never been known to freeze. Be
sides, it is a most equable climate, the
temperature never rising above 50 de-
grees nor falling much below 50.
Miles City, Mont, holds the record for
variation. The highest temperature
recorded there was Ill, which is with
in s degrees of the highest recorded in
the United States at all. The lowest
mark for Miles City was 81 below zero,
supplying variation of 27S degrees,
which makes a record, The dstinc-
ton of holding the record for the
hottest weather belongs to Phoenix,
Ariz., a temperature Of ll9 degrees.
Mr. Ed. Johanek of Kellnersyillc
was in the city Friday and made call
at the PILOT office.
Bids for printing twenty-nine thou
sand seven hundred judicial and school
superintendent ballots were opened
Monday afternoon in the Office Of the
county clerk and were as follows:
Manitowoc Pilot, $3.50; Brandt Print
ing Co., $3.50; Daily News, $3l.l5.
The Pilot being the lowest bidder was
awarded the contract.
a year ago the bid of the Daily
News for printing 49, 100 judicial
ballots was $Si.lj, and now Mac offers
to print 20, 700 ballots Of the same kind
for $3.50. We have always maintain
ed that the editor of the Daily News
knows absolutely nothing about figuring
on a job and his bids above referred
to would seem to bear us out. There
never was such wild and reckless bid
ding since Gibbs was hung. Indeed, if
Mac got into a scrape, we think he
could work the insanity dodge.
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