The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], November 05, 1903, Image 8

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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Events of a Week Gathered In
by Correspondents
REEDSVILLE.
Mrs. Ilt-aiy and son Kenneth of Madi
son are here visiting at the home of Dr.
Falga
Mrs. C. Hagenoro and daughter
Gertrude sjent a (sirtioii of last we*k
at Manitowoc visiting friends.
Mrs. George Wallace of Milwaukee
returned home Saturday after an ex
tended visit with her mother.
Miss Alvina Schwabs- of Eaton is
the gnet of Miss Nell Cronin
Reedsvilie school district intends ad
ding another departm -nt. to its graded
school which is certainly a nice and com
mendable action as our school building
is all together too crowded.
Mr, Duggan will start work on his
residence this week and intends to have
it ready for occupancy at i hristmas.
Quite a numts-r of onr young (s-ople
attended the sis ial hop at < ato Tuesday
night.
F. J. Feidl spent, Tuesday with his
mother at Manitowoc
Cha- Milhams and Julia Barta were
married Saturday.
Joe Schug of Marinette is dead and
wss hurried at Oconto, on Tuesday.
Mr, Schug was a member of the M W.
A. in which society he held a certificate
for |2ooo.
B E Carey is at Sheboygan organ!/,
ing for the National Fraternal league
Brother Cary is meeting with splendid
success in his new vocation. Hes a
bustler alright
Dm t forget to attend the next meet
ing of the N. F. L.
The many friends of Mrs Paige will
be pleased to learn of her recovery from
a long and dangerous illness.
KEEENERSVIEEE
Cbas Finger who hie- Is-eti seriously
ill for the past few weeks is on the way
to recovery.
Frank Sieger Inis left for Madison
where he will take up studies at the
University Dairy School.
Lizzie Martens s|'iit Sunday with
her pareiua at Mishicott
The 1 antis of the marriage of Mr.
Bouda and Miss Mary Wanek were
called at St Josephs Catholic Church
on Sunday last
Charles Mueuch was at Manitowoc
on business last Saturday
Mrs < ejk.i of Anllgo is here s|>endlng
a few day with her daughter
John Shimek Mrs. Lawrence Bedvina
and son Edward returned from their
trip to Rice Lake Barron Cos., \V is.
Mrs Mazauec is seriously ill
John Shimek who has recently sold
his farm has purchased a Pin acre farm
in Barron < 'onnty Wis.
Edward la-dvina. land agent, is kept
quit*- busy taxing lainlseekers to ttie
northern part of the state
Miss Clara Mueuch om mush' teacher
has purchased a n< w ti(> to date piano
Stephen Dnfek of Ti-< h Mills was
hereon business a few days lust week.
Rose Ledvina teacher of Melnik spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents
here.
Miss Ringer led (or Algoma on Fri
day last
M Kellner and Sons have shingled
their sahsui
I RANGES CREEK
•Superintendent Christiansen visited
some of our sch'sds last week
Senator Randolph gave us a pleasant
* all a week ago Sunday
Anton Drashner has rented his farm
to Mr Troeil Sr Mr Drashner was
obliged to cease farming on a* eounl of
ill health.
Many of our young folks took in a
•lance at Fulifka s Sunday
The fall plowing is almost completed
Mr and Mrs W Waeeh visited
friends at Melnik Sunday
Mr S. Souk up Jr was here on bust
ness one day he-t week
Mat WeU-r is building a foundation
for his "chicken coop which he in
tends to put ii|> lief or*- winter that is if
winter will wait long enough Frank
Duchon our mason has charge of the
• stony part" of the work
The party at Htastuey s hall last
Saturday, given by the Northwest
Threshermen was largely attended
EAS I WIN
Miss Louis. Z s-rb of Two Rivers was
the gn*-st of Miss Lleouor Zander last
Sunday
Calumet
Baking
Powder
A wonderful powder of rare
merit and unrivaled strength.
THE OU> RELIABLE
Absolutely'Pure
THERE IS HO SUBSTITUTE
Henry Raafz and Miss Barbara Weg
tier sjs-nt la-t week at Sheboygan visi
ting friends and relatives.
Miss Pauline Bouda leaves today for
Two Rivers, where she has accepted a
liosition at the Hty Bakery and expects
to remain for the white .
The concert given by Prof Tom
I telebeck at East win Hall la,st Sunday
evening was quite entertaining and the
dance which followed was enjoyed by
all present
NERO.
Misses Annie ad Alvina Mathiesen
left for Milwaukee on Monday last.
J C, Naser who sold his farm some
time ago, sold his personal property on
auction las* week Tuesday and has
since moved lo Two Rivers.
The ' tftawa was in port last Sunday.
Christ Rathe is on the sick list
W. A Koch of (trillion was here
visiting friends last Sunday.
TAPS
Messrs John Sfetl, John Ku pH. Ed
ward Bedvina and others have re
turned from their trip to Barron Conn
ty where they have been jiisjiecting
some land They bring favorable re
(torts about that region Some of these
farmers intend to return again and buy
farms there
Joseph Krumel and Barbara Kohit
lensky were quietly married at Kell
nersville last week.
John Zahorik attended the cattle fair
at Reedsvill*- last Wednesday.
The friends of John Hinek are ox (sa
ting to see him home this we k tie
has lisen at the Milwaukee hospital
where he had his eyes treated.
Mr. Dedrick of Manitowoc passtsl
through onr village last Friday.
Mrs Joseph Zahorik and her son
Daniel spent Saturday in Manitowoc.
Frank Oswald, while on his way to
Manitowoc last Monday had a break
down
( nir farmers are busy hauling there
barley to ('ato lately
Mr Bleser of Four Corners was buy
ing rattle in this vicinity
TWO RIVERS NOTES
A switching track to the saw mill of
the Two Rivers Manufacturing Cos. i
Is'ing built
A wrapper and apron sale will le given
by the ladies of St Luke's church on
W ednesday, Nov. lllh.
Frank Gates will put up anew resi
dence.
(>ne of the dump scows capsized last
week while in the lake ini|*eriliug the
life of the attandaut.
Kableiiberg Bros are getting their
yacht Rival ready for next season. She
will Is- able to make I'J miles an hour
Mrs A Gauthier, widow of Adolph
Gauthier, died Friday morning, death
(teing due to a stroke of paralysis The
funeral t<s.k place from St. Lukes
< 'hurch
Mrs Buhs celebrated her Hath birth
day amongst a large gathering of friends.
Mrs F.ggers is recovering her health
rapidly at the Holv Family Hospital in
Manitowis where she was recently
taken
The next dance of the Modern Wiksl
men will take place Nov (Ith
Wilber and Amanda Flint h ive left
for < r* gon to \ isil a sister
Rols-rt Suet linger returned to Fort
Wayne after r three weeks visit here.
An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
George Noclier died hist Thursday
Dr Cnrrens returned from St Ismis
last Saturday
Public I Ibrary Report
Tli- r'-jHirt of tin- Public Library,
allowing tin- t-i r< -n Lit ion fix'iri** of the
jyt week in lu-ntvdih given They
art- general, 1 philosophy, 0. relici<>n
I w* iology, n natural science 11, umrfnl
arte 10, fiin-art*, fi history. ‘.’7. travel. 20
biography 21 literature .‘>4 r Kiel ion 4-’H
Philology,!) Foreign l>oki* 70 Total
n;,h
Of the f• r-ixn lxx>kx Vi wen-flerniaii
7 Norwegian, II Poliith, 7 UoUeui
iait 1 French Daily average wan 110.
The total circulation fur the inunth
of <>■ toiler wai- SOit'J ami the daily
u. t rage for < li tolx-r wax 112
Lot With new 1) room dwelling N
oth street II F Hubbard lIW
Barley To fJe Inspected.
Owing to th-diss itisfactiou exiting
imong both farm r* and dea'ers on
grades and prices paid for barley com
ing to Mauitowm- market, the dealers
have nt, las' decided to install at their
own expense an inspection system
which they hojie will prove beneficial
to all concerned Heretofore choice
malting harlev lihh lieen bought at a
lower price and the poorer grades at
high< r prices than should have been,
due to a defective inspection system.
The farmer with good grain got less
than the farmer with poor grain more
than he ' entitled to. I nder the
new system with an inspection which
show the grade of every load of barley,
each farmer will te guaranteed the
highest price for the quality of barley
he has for sale. The Inspectors em
ployed by the dealers are men who have
ha 1 exjierience and have graded birley
for the Milwaukee market the system
of inspection adopted being the same as
is in force in both Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
The inspectors will located on the
Northside at the Cor. of 9th and Chica
go Sts. and on the Sou hside at the Cor.
of Main and Washington Sts., and all
farmers with barley for sale will lie
required, before selling, to have their
loads inspected by either the North
or Southside inspector, whichever is
most convenient. No charge will lie
made for such inspection and each
farmer will receive a certificate show
ing the grade of his barley and this
certificate will govern the buyer in mak
ing a price on the load.
The objects of this inspection system
are to do justice to the farmer and make
the Manitowoc market the best in the
Slate The farmers who have b*en the
loosers under the old system will readi
ly see the benefits they will derive
under the inspection
It mlds spice to dreary life, encoura
ge* the human heart, lifts one out
of despair, breathes new life and confi
dence. That’s what Rocky Mountain
Tea will do. 85 cents, F. C. Biters
tatte
lad us figure with you on the doors,
windows and millwork of any kind that
you contemplate buying. Our goods
are always reliable.
Manitowoc Bciuuno Supply Cos,
Mis Hugo Mueller entertained a
party of lady friends Wednesday after
noon.
FOR SALE Lot, wi'h 10 room
dwelling and barn, N. Hih street.
At The Post
Up end (Joint, to live and help
to live, the old reliable
St. Jacobs Oil
l(*fl unW.rul bsnefactor
In h* cur* of
Hurts, Sprains
and Bruises
Prioti 35c. *nd JOe.
The
Name
That
Stands
for
Merit
| Me lendy |
PHOTOGRAPHY
All styles, .ill processes, all prices
ONf; QUALITY IHC BI ST
( ompare our photographs with
other makes. Ihe cuinpansuii
will make you our customer.
The Melendy Studio
North Mth Street
U our
next
gmiuy
Oriental Mills
MANITOWOC, WIS.
You Can’t help the Past
But you can look out for the future. It’s no use re
gretting the bad judgment you showed in buying
fuel, but you can make sure for the future and resolve
to always buy SCRANTON hard coal
The J. G. Johrvson. Cos.
Fuel, Masonry Supplies, Ice, Lumber
Office Cor. Main and Ouay Streets.
Some Teeth
are Good
No matter if they <lo not have
rare. Other teeth require (he
closest attention. I willexamine
Your Teeth
mid tell you whether they
need anything done to them,
and if they need attention I’ll
tell you what it in and what
it will coat.
Dr. Simon,
833 S. Eltfhth Opr>. Williams
Street Heuse
Disastrous Wrecks
Carelessness is responsible for many a
railway wreck and the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Limit troubles. But since
the advent of Dr. Kings New Discover
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
oven the worst cases can be cured, and
hopeless resignation is no longer neces
sary. Mrs. Lois Cragg of Dorchester,
Mass , is one of many whose life was
saved by Dr. Kings New Discovery.
This great remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat and Lung diseases by Henry
Ilinrichs Druggist, Price 50c, and SI.OO
Trial Bottles free.
Drs. C. W. Seehase and O. C. Worn
ecke, dentists. Parlors in Wernecke &
Schmitz Block. tf
A Runaway Bicycle.
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of .1, B. (truer. Franklin Drove, 111
It developed a stnbborrn ulcer unyield
ing to doctors and remedies for four
years. Then Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
cured. It's just as good for Burns,
Scalds. Skin eruptions and Piles, ‘,’sc.
at Henry Hinrictis Drugstore.
Very Low Rates to International Live
Stock Imposition at Chicago
Via the North Western Line. Excur
sion tickets will be sold Nov. 5511, HO, and
Dec 1, limited to Dec. 7. inclusive. Ap
ply to Agents (’hicago & North Western
Hy. Nov. 5, 12, 19. 556.
The date for the Junior Prom is set
for Felt. 12.
Protect Your Lungs
WITH A
CHAMOIS
SKIN
VEST
Wo have all sizes. We also
carry a complete line
Chamois Skins
If you wish to make your own
vest.
SCHMIDT BROS.
Drug Store
20H North Eighth Street
At the Grocers
Ought to be ORIENTAL PAT
ENT FLOUR, if you want a
regular treat in the shape of
light Bread, Biscuits and
Rolls for the table.
The Grocer may have reas
ons for suggesting some
other brand, insist upon hav
ing ORIENTAL PATENT
FLOUR, produced by
3IAMITOWOC MARK. T.
Latest Quotations Corrected for the Ben
efit of Farmers
The following are the current prices of
the various articles of produce as report
ed for The Pilot on Nov. 5
Potatoes -BO
Wheat —Spring -72
Wheat—White Winter -72
Hye -54
Harley 40 56
Oats -35
Corn -56
flay 7 00-8 50
Butter 16-20
Eggs 20
Salt per bbl 80-90
Wood -500
Peas —White 90
Peas—Marofat 90
Peas —Green -90
Peas -Scotch 90
Wool -16
KKTAIL.
Flour Patent 2.50
“ Daisy 2.15
“ Rye 1*75
Midling 110
Coarse Meal I*ls
Fine “ 1-65
Oil “ 1-50
Dairy Report
Sales Reported Wednesday, Nov. 4th
SOLI).
75 Twins (ii 10c
650 Young Am. @ lofc
1250 Daisy (< 10ic
OFFERED.
Elgin Butter 22c
HIDES
No. 1 Green Hide BJ
No. 3 Green Hide 5$
No. 1 Bulls Hide 5$
No 1 Horse Hide 300
No. 1 Calfs Hide .10
No. 1 Calfs Hide under 9 lbs 35
No. 1 Tallow 4i
LEGAL NOTICES.
(Notice to Creditors)
IN PROBATE Manitowoc County Col nr.
In the matter of the estate of Mike
Werner, deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters testa
mentary on said estate of Mike Werner having
l>een issued to John Werner on the tilth day of
Oetolier, A, 1) lit*Hl and six months from and
after said day lieing allowed and limited for
ereditors to present their claims for examina
tion ami allowance, notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will, on April 18th, 1904,
at the Probate office in the city of Manitowoc,
in said county, receive, examine anil adjust all
claims and demands of all iierpons against
said deceased.
Dated Oct. 13th, IWB.
JOHN CHLOUPEK, County Judge,
Publish, Oct. 15, 22, 21), Nov. 5,
(Notice to Creditors)
IN PROBATE Manitowoc County Cockt.
In the Matter of the Estate of Anton Hal lads
deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
Letters testamentary on said estate having
tieen issued to Theresa Hallada on the 20th
day of Oct. A I) IMB, and six months from and
after said day being allowed and linutisl for
creditors to present their claims for examina
tion and allowance, notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will, on the 4th Tuesdays of
March and April. 1004. at the Probate Office in
the City of Manitowoc, In saiil County, receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all jiersons against said deceased
Dated (tetolsT 2**th. lOKi.
JOHN CHLOCPEK, County Judge.
Mealy and Joyce Attorneys.
* >et-2- 4t
(Notice to Creditors)
IN PROBATE Manitowoc ( icnty Court
* In the matter of the estate of Katherinu Van
con, deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
Letters of administration on said estate of
Katherina Vancon having lieen issne<l I > Oscar
Llndholm on the lllth day of Octols*r, A D 15*00
and six months from ami after said day U-ing
allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance, no
tice I- hereby given that the undersigned will,
on the 2nd Tuesdays of Decemlier Ill'll and Fell
ruary and April A I) IMM at the Pfoliate of
fice in the City of Manitowoc, in saiil County,
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
all jiersons against saiil deceased
Datisl Oct. 14 IHKI
John Chlonpek, County Judge.
(4 A Forrest, Attorney
Publish Oct. 15. 2S, 2t', Nov. 5.
The clerks of the O. Torrison Cos. were
entertained Friday evening hy Miss
Emma Brey.
m
Not ■ Sick Day Since.
"I was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. I tried all sorts of
medicines, none of which relieved me.
(>ne day 1 saw an ad. of your Electric
Hitters and determined to try that.
After taking a few doses I felt relieved,
and soon thereafter was entirely cured,
and have not seen a sick day since.
N’eighlM)rs of mine have been cured of
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Liver and
Kidney troubles and General Debility."
This is what B. F Bass, ot Fremont,
N C writes. Only 50c, :*t Henry Hiu
richs Druggist.
To save fuel protect your windows
with storm sash made in any size.
Telephone 11 Manitowoc BUILDING
Supply (’.
B Great Reduction
Sale in
Lace Curtains
m gjptainj;
Specia! Sale Price $2.85 for the following numbers:
No. 1101, White Nottingham Curtain
Size 50 in. by 3 x /i yds. $5.50 value.
No. 1102, White Nottingham Curtain,
Size 00 in. by 3'/-j yds., $3.50 value.
No. 1103, Also White Nottingham Curtain,
Size 54 in. by 2> l /> yds., $3.75 value.
No. 1105, White net Curtain with battenberg cdge& insertion
Size 48 in. by 3 yards, $3.50 value.
No. 1107, Arabian Bonne Femme Curtain, with wide flounce
and the battenberg edge and braid pattern, value $3.75 each.
Special Sale Price $4.95 for the following numbers:
No. 1120, Arabian cable net curtain, with a heavy cord design,
Size 48 inches by 3!-{- yards, value $7.00.
No. 1021. Arabian cable net curtain, with heavy cord design,
with I’t. d’Esprit effect in the net,
Size 48 inches by pards, SO.OO value.
No. 1022, Heavy applique design, on a strong bobinet Arabian
colo. Size 50 inches by 3 '/■< yards, s(>.oo value.
No. 1023, Arabian Grande Dame, heavy cord design or. a cable
net, $5.75 value.
No. 1024, Arabian cable net curtain, with heavy applique cord,
Size 52 inches by 3 ]\ yards, $7.00 value.
Special Sale Price $3.50 for the following:
Green colored tine net curtains, lace edde and insertion,
Size 48 inches by 2 yards, value $4.75.
Special Sale Price $4.45 for
No. 1061, Extra fine net brussels curtain,
Size 50 incher by 3 1-2 yards, $5.15 value.
Special Sale Price $6.75 for
No. 10(>2, Extra fine quality of gne duchess lace curtain, very
elaborate design, and strong made,
Size 50 inches by 2 1-2 yards, SIO.OO value.
Special Sale Price $9.75 for
Extra tine quality of battenberg lace curtain, has a very
heavy edge and extra ordinarly wide insertion.
Very handsome curtain and evtra value at $12.00.
The above numbers have only a few of a kind, but pos
sibly enough for your needs. Our regular stock is full of the hand
somest curtains in great variety.
Kerscher Bros.
20th
Century
Laurel
Steel
Range
It will bake quicker and more uniform with less fuel than
any other range. Take one to your home and try it, if not satis
factory we will refund your money. Call at
KerscKer Bros. Hardware Store
812 YORK STREET
IN PROBATE Manitowoc County Court
In tlm matter of tin- estate of Charles
Klingholz. deceased
On muling and tiling tin* petition of Selma
Klingholz executrix of the estate of said
dis eased for the adjustment and allowanee of
her administrationaecomit (and the assignment
of the residue of said estate to sneh other per
sons as are hy law entitled to the same):
It Is ordered, that said account he examined,
adjusted and allowed at a special t nn of said
coir* to Is, held afe the office of the county
judge in the city of Manitow.s-, in said county
on Tuesday, the 24th day of Noveuil er, A. I).
IWH
It is further ordered, that iijmiii the adjust
ment and allowance of such account hy this
court as aforesaid, the residue of said estate l>
hy the further order and judgment of thi
court assigned to such persons as ire hy Its
entitled to the same
It Is fnrt her ordered. I hat notice of the time
and place of examination and allowance of such
account and of the assignment of the residue
of said estate lie given to all liersi-ns Interested 1
hy publication of this order for three xu caw j
ive weeks In-fore said day. in the Manitowis-
Pilot, a wis-kly newspaper printed and publish
ed at the city of Manitowoc and state of Win- I
ci msin
Uahsl Octolier I'.Hh. IWH.
Hy the < ‘curt.
•hillN (TllddT’EK County Judge
Nash & Nash Attorneys
Pub <vt 22. 2!'. Nov t
The Most
Wonderful
Improved
Range
ever placed
on the
Market
(Notice to Creditors)
Is I'll, hatk Manitowoc County Court.
In the matter of the estate of John Novy
deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
Letters administration with will annexed
on said estate of John Novy deceased of the
town of Uilison. Manitowoc Cos Wis., having
leen issued to Katherine Now on the,2Tth day
of <'ctolier A I) IWU and six months from
and after said day lining allowed and lira
.ted for creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance, notice of which
is hereby given, and also that the undersigned
will on the second Tuesday of May 11KM
lieing the U'th day of Mav, A D list, at the
Proliate office in the City of Manitowoc, In
said County, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all fiersons against said
deceased
I inted October 27th, l!tl
JOHN CIILOCPF.K County Judge.
Adolph s Chloupck. Attorneys'.
Pub. Oct 2H, Nov , 12, 1W
Mrs. C. E. Roltertfl, San Francisco,
Cal Would not Iks without Rocky
Mountain Tea in onr house. It’s it
ifreut family remedy Maktw and keejis
us well. F (’. Hnerstatte.