Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-10-15
TRAIN THE AT spECHT's rERR,
TOWN AND COUNTY:

Rev. A. Dexter is prospecting in bis nev
6eld of labor
Mrs Stewards new residence at Glen HaveI
ia nearly completed
a horse thief from Iowa was captured
near Glen Haven last week
Geo Budd's restaurant is open and is be
aug veil patronized by the public.
The Grant county committee Of the I. o
C. T. will meet at Piatteville Tuesday, Oct. 20
The frosty nights reminds one that Ole
Winter with his chilling blasts is close upon us
several head of cattle on Blake's Prairie
aave died Of plague IN she shape Of murrain
--Nessrs. Chapman & Kirkpatrick will sell
their stock yards in Piatteville at auction on
Saturday.
The toll over the BOscobel bridge hs,
been reduced to six tickets for one dollar and
atty cents.
Little Grant is now without post Office,
and is in the same FIX ae Marion. Hickory
Grove and Harrison.
The Roman Catholic Bishop, Henni, is to
be in Plattevie to-day md will confirm so.
He goes from there TO Mineral Point.
The town of Smelser and the Odd Eel
Iowa have built large building at George
town to be used as a Town Hall and Lodge
room.
Young & Young, wide-awake business
men Of Glen Haven, are building two story
business block With town hall in the second
story.
Ritter 4 Hubbell advertise their stock in
this issue They have secured the services OF
She best timer in the country and his work ID
Of the best
Work on the brick building on the old
Calls corner is being rapidly pushed forward
and il 10 hoped TO have the walls up before
the winter comes.
The post Office at Liberty Ridge has been
discontinued and another ofice will be estab-
Kshed near the rock church. with Lewis Heb
crime as postmaster
The man White who shot his wife and
4hen himself at Excelsior, Rchland county
last week, suddenly disappeared while his
watchers were asleep last Friday night.
--Glen Haven is being rapidly rebuilt, ant
before the winter months are upon US vii
have added many 6ne and handsome building
To those that were left BY the confsgration il
July
DR.. Reed Of the Chicago Inter Ocean wa
in town Tuesday last. The paper which he
represents is one of the leading dalies in tn
West and is already read BY many thousand
Of the intelligent people
The HERALD readers are directed TO
careful perusal Of the advertisement Of hcssrs
Howe Baxter This firm have filed up thei
store With fne line of Fall and Winter good
which viii be sold at bargains.
On Tuesday evening the next lecture, il
the course delivered in Emanual church, b.
Rev. Can6eld, will be on 1.-THE Ministry of tn
Church of God: Ia it OF one or three gTsces?
Service begins at 7:S0 p. m. sharp.
in the great Ere at Yam Hill, Montana
September 2s,h, Mick McDonel, formerly Q
Beetown, was the heaviest loser, having hi
livery slGtae, together with hay, oats, books
money, etc. amounting to $4,000, destroyed
The Village Board has appointed Mr.
Phillip Kelts as Marshal This appointment j
.erninently,Gt anu proper. Two years ago Nj
Kelts served the Village as Marshal and prove
60 be the most efficient and attentive Office
ever appointed
The Advent church at Fennimore
drawing toward completion, and soon tn
congregation will occupy it. The church pre-
SCENTS fine appearance. aud when the be
arrives and is put in place the inhabitants
fennimore will be happy.
The many friends and old-time custome
of Mr. a. V Grovesteeu, of Beloit, vel
pleased 70 grasp his hand on Yesterday. N
C. visits this section in the interest of Leonai
4 Son, manufacturers of mittens, gloves al
other wares Of the kind, at Beloit.
The only trouble manifested at the Bo
cobel Fair was the bold robbery perpetrstt
on the ticket Office during the afternoon
she lass day. Messrs. Ed. Meyer and &c
httucutANof ASNN'VaR oNA pitSNO sHS ShtPi'N
hi. work and made him disgorge.
Casper Fritz, of Fennimore, while retur
ing home from Boscobel last Saturday, HI
his horse heightened. The horse ran avs
throwing Mr. Fritz out with such violerce
caused him to sustsih severe injuries. fro
r.ich be is nov confined to his bed.
Wanted by the subscriber, residing
Little Grant, man and wife to do gene
farm aus household work, for year or long
family without children preferred, and go
wages val be given. Inquire on the premis
or address me at Bloomington. A. E. Mos,
Thomas day, living in the town of B,
toxa, section 2, one quarter Of s mile frs
,sreener's saw mill, has 200 acres OF bott
land. we'll fenced and plenty of wster, up
which he wishes to pasture 100 or more he
of cattle, at reasonable ratet. The grass 2
being cut is 6ue food for stock.
For the benefit of the Episcopal Sund
school, DR.. j. Brown will open sing
school on Monday evening. October l9, at
p. m, at the Episcopal church Thirteen i
sons and singing book School Chimes,
Jas 4 Aurry). 81. Tickets for sale at II.
Fishers, DR.. Browns Office, and teachers
the Sunday school. SlE