Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-05-24
From Wingville-New School House
improvement Spring Elections.

NEAWFc4AcA be- bpEluB GleOtlJAt'
Mn. CovEs.-"All quiet on the
Potomac and "let ~ have peace"
are sayings that have passed into
history, and the events and times
that called them forth are past vet
not forgotten. SO truthfuIlv if not
joyfnlly do | write. through Won TO
your many readers, that "all is opiet
in Wipgville," and that each and
every individual citizen is in the full
enjoyment of all the ''peace" he, she
or they are capable of, as well as the
joys and blessings incident to quiet
conscience void of offense toward all
men.
1t is recorded of that ancent phi
losopher, the great Pythagoras, that
upon his discovery of a long vexed
problem, in the JOY of bis heart he
exclaimed "Eurekd !" q have found
III and whereupon in the exuberant
flow of his spirits he is said to have
sacrificed hecatomb. Now while
like our ancient friend we have been
engaged for the past six years in
solving problem, though not per-
haps a strictly mathematical one,
yet one that required for it's success
full solution great deal CT very fine
and close figuring and requiring to
be worked with a great deal of
mathematical nicely, and which We
are happy to say we have successful
ly solved the problem, and can ex-
claim in the JOY Of our own heart
and from the very bottom Of it too,
"Etreka Eureka :" We have found
it We have found it Found what +?
Why, the money to build o now
School House in Montfort! Yes, it
is an absolute fact, the money is on
hand, the contract is lot, the founda-
ton is lain, and by tho frat day Of
next September it is to be all COM
pleted. We do not feel like saorific-
ing hecatomb, but we do feel proud
to know that the means are now be-
ing used and the correct ideas Of
schools entertained among this COM
munity that in q few years will
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gins to break in the east and by the
aid of it's rays We can sec old Wing
vile lifted bodily from the slough
Of deanond" in which sbe has haen
so many vears waIlowinr and alean.
inc away her time and onnortnnities
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p py lne personal 'DAtence oI
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this place. The personal influence
these men had in their respectiy g
bodies Of legislation carried throu Oh
our bill. 1t was our lot to visit
Madison during the past session of
the legislature and we met manv
friends and legislators from different
portions of the State, and what we
state we do from our own observa-
ton as well as the endorsement of
those who were prominent members
of both houses. We say that old
Grant may well feel proud of her
embers-all of them active. ener-
getic and reliable men-and especi-
ally mem bers Hazelton and Dewey
who in their respective houses have
each proven themselves to be the
equal of any members thereof in
point of legislative ability.
Our new School Housa 10 N ho
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