Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-10-24


Read J. p. Lewis's new advertisement.
The fashion Bazars note for the season
that there will be mo change in pocketbooxs "
Milton Mills will speak in the Hurricane,
at the Church, on Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 81.
The La Crosse Business College furnishes
more situations for ita graduates than any
other.
Elbow sleeves will be fashionable this
winter among ladies and out at elbow among
gentlemen.
Mr. II. A. Durand and lady, of Usage.
Iowa, are in town seeing the cold folks" Mrs.
d. has been on visit east
Geo. s. Gould, who the past two wears
has been at Storm Lake, Iowa. has returned to
Mt Ida. He drove through with team in
eight days.
Rather more literary matter than we
have been giving lately, including poem by
]. Allen Coombs and a story, will be found in
the outside pages
BY criticisms of the conduct of friends
we may hurt item and thus suffer loss our
selves. This is to be regretted. five pillow
our orchard we occasionally bark fruit tree.
We regret it but i. can't be helped
There will be an open installation of of
ficer" of the Boseobel Temple of Honor, at the
hall of the society, on Fridl5 evening, Nov.
LIST. Mr. Ed. Meyer has been elected Worthy
Chief Templar for the ensuing TN.
49," What do you ask for this z nls?" said
an elderly gentleman to the lady clerk "Thir.
ty cents yard "Ar'n't you little dear ?
II seems to me you are" And she answered
blnshing, "Why,al the young men tell me so "
The first temperance address ever .lelv~
cred in Wisconsin was by Col. Samuel Ryan,
at Fort Howard Green Bay on the 10th of
July, l94S There was total abstinence So
ciety there, the first organized in the State.
that had rs members.
E. d. Coe, of the Whitewater Register.
il about the only editor in Wisconsin made
happy this fall. The Republicans of his Dis
bly,. He vas good member this year and
will be better one next year.
--LiheTs Lisi,g Age, Boston, Mass, in its
issue for the week ending October 9th. begins
the publication. from the authors advance
sheets. OF new serial story by George Mac
Donald. The new story is entitled "SlR GIB>
Bic" and promises to be one Of much inter
est.
May 81, 1913, division of the Sons of
Temperance was formed in Beetown. It's of .
fetal roster was, A. c. Bierce, VIM Mcdaniel,
A. o Coates, j. H. Crabtree, r. NJ Richard
son, II. Webster, w. II. Armsbury, NJ. Holl-
ing4worth, j. O. Chapman and Thos. C, Scott.
and there we're twelve other charter members.
A young lady thus describes the trials
and yeisstudes of life: GLOW different are
the fancies and realities of life. Gosh, | new,
or saw anything so different in all my born
days Ifyou think you going to do some-
thing one day and that day turns up YOU can't
do it. Gosh Inever saw anything like IT no
more"
we are pleased to learn that Mr. Thomas
Davies, of British Hollow, always a democrat.
has become disguised with the selling out of
hi' party and its principles, and like many
Others OF the most intelligent and strictly hon.
est business men of his party will vote ard
work for the success of the Republican county
ticket.
An eastern man taking orders in
town Tuesday for goods One man proposed
to take certain quantity il he could have A
credit of six months. "All right, I'll give it
to you" said the gentleman, "but you must
give me promise to pay gold or its equiva-
lent" This is truth Are we coming to il, SO
soon9
Lancaster school district No 8 owes to
the State school fund Sl,S5o.oo; Wingrille
school district No. 4 owes 1888 10; Waters
town school district Nos owes sll4.00 :
Mount Hope school district No. owes 1914 sc
That is to say those amounts are payable with
the next apportionment of taxes They are
not he whole Indebtedness.
Mr. Kidd. County Clerk has received from
xhe Secretary of State a statement of the
State and special taxes levied upon Gran
County for the current year. The amount.
arc: State tax for 1878, ls,s757s, tax fo
support of inmates of Industrial school fol
boys, S426 as; tax for support of patients IL
hospital for the Insane. $2,S75.22. Total ap
por,onment. S2l, 6s725.
In another column we make Judge Mill.
speak for himself as TO what he has done foi
che farmers of Grant County. If the farmer
with such record staring them in the fsea
turn their backs upon the Judge they deserY.
the grinding some them claim thew are getting
And if they do they win get it. They are ay,
ing to their own destruction like flies for IN.
sagsr in the mouth of an alligator
AS long ago as January. ls4s, the aran
County HERALD said of the Prairie Fayyae
that it was publication that, rsno vestsr,
farmer should say more think OF dispensin.
with than he should with his plowd Tn,
Prairie Farmer is the oily western agrieulsnr
al publication that HIS for so long a time beef
the farmers trusty friend, and il has in ever,
respect advanced with the times We furnish
IL and the HERALD TO subscribers in Gran
County for <s.l0.