Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-01-27
Se3is
GOIantf1a
Johanna
NO. 59237
Grandson Of Hing
Segis and Johanna
Dekol van Beers.
1910 lbs. Buffer
in seven days
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Mostly in the Valley of the Wisconsin
River.

The board of supervisors of Lang
lade county has voted 800 per day to
the incoming members after the April
election.
Eleven cases of smallpox are re-
ported as existing in Merrill, the cases
being imported from lumber camp,
north of that city.
Speculation is rife as to the appoint
ment of new postmaster at Marsh
field. There are said to be half
dozen candidates out for the office.
The Merrill shoe factory during the
past year has practically doubled its
business. At its annual meeting
Tuesday evening the former officers
were reelected.
The late fall of snow has been quite
a boon to the loggers in the upper
logging country and activity is re-
neWed in getting their timber to the
rollways and to the mills.
Prof. A. H, Cole, of the Merrill
Training school, has received the APP
pointment from the state board of
regents of the University as agricul-
tural representative and expert of
Lincoln county.
Eastern promoters are endeavoring
to interest Marsntield capital in dyn
amite factory, to be located near that
city: the idea being to furnish dyna-
mite at low prices to farmers for rid
ding their. land from stumpS.
DR.. ID. r. Freeman of Colby, and
who has a number of friends in Wau-
sau, after being laid up by illness for
some time, went to Marshtield Tues
day last for few weeks rest and
treatment, where it is hoped he will
find early restoration.
Joseph Grail, saloon keeper of
Marshteld, was fined SIS and costs,
amounting to S1lS.S3, on a charge of
assault, brought in the circuit court,
at Grand Rapids Monday of last week.
The charge was modified from more
serious charge with intent to kill.
Geo. Toll died Tuesday near Grand
father Falls, after a sudden attack of
heart failure. Mr. Toll had just been
released from the Tomahawk hospital
where he had been i'll for five weeks
with pneumonia. His age was 45
years.
1t took sl.20 to send a 20-pound
package from Omaha, Neb., to Ash
land. by express one year ago: today
the same package could be sent by
parcel post for 63 cents, and begin
ming the first day of the next month
it may be expressed for GO cents.
Chippewa Fails Independent.
After the most prosperous year of
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father Falls Paper Co. held its annual
meeting which showed this increase
in business and held its annual cleo
tion of officers The output of the
company is nearly thirty tons day,
and sales are rapidly increasing
Merrill Herald.
A meeting of the farmers in the
vicinity of Rockville was held at
that place Tuesday afternoon for the
purpose of organizing a cO-operativg
creamery. If they decide to buy the
will purchase the FolZ creamery and
Mr.. FolZ will remain in charge OF the
same for the company.--Marshtield
News.
Lloyd James and Fred Zimmerman,
it is alleged, stole thirty gallons of
WillSkct lIOul IL SdlOOIl ilcdl We'll I'LL IL
few nights ago, selling the liquor to
Merrill bar-keeper, all three of
whom were arrested. The two former
were bound over to circuit court,
Zimmerman for the sum of $500 and
James for $1,000. The latter's trial
was deferred until yesterday
A new engine has been placed in
service on the morning and evening
passenger train in the hopes of get
ting that factor liz the prosperity of
this section through the woods some
where near schedule time. 1t is what
is known among railroad men as
superheater. operated by means OF the
monkey notion system. Well. it
is pretty near time they were putting
in some kind of a system with a mo-
ton to Mosinee Times,
Farmers residing in the town of
Day. Marathon county, have organ
lied and will build community
building. The building will be 40x2S
with basement to be used as kitchen
and dining hail and will be built by
private subscription. The building
will be built on the Burnette prop
erty near the south boundary line of
the township. contract has been
entered into with Mr.. Brunette with
the understanding that the tract is
at the disposal of the township for
educational purposes as long as intox-
icating liquors are not allowed on the
premises Marshfield Herald,