Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-08-28
Cassville N otes.

Lots of hogs from the farm of John Ry-
an. the 10th inst
John Klindt is home from Europe. He
reports very good time indeed, feels we'll,
looks well and is already head over heels in
business.
Fl. J. Rockefeller is in Georgetown, Cal :,
where his wife will join him in four weeks
Frank is lively business man and all wish
him well in his new home.
Prior and son have Dissolved partnership.
The store is where it always was and Mr.. G.
Prior waits to show his goods and take the
ready pay.
Otto Renke has his store full of goods.
and with patience ties up large and small
parcels. and sells baskets for 10 cents to car
ry them homs In.
-Klindt Geiger are doing a large busi-
ness. dow the fax seed does come in. some
from way over in Bloomington because the
price is better. They are also buying oceans
of field peas. Their house is full Of very fine
goods, but still they are going to stock up
with more fresh ones.
-Kleinpell Bros. can make good harness
in a short lime. Look at their fine saddles
and leather fy nets, and think of the com.
fort they afford.
Many of the Cassvie farmers are rails,
! ing field peas extensively. L. NJ. Okey re-
Gently disposed of car load. and W. N. Lar
ned has on hand large quantity. Good land
produces from 25 to IS bushels per. acre. 1t
costs less to raise peas than wheat and they
bring from so to IS cts. per oushel
Il. H. Boughton has Just returned from
the East where he has been attending q
shooting match. He brought fine gun with
him.
Business in CassvilIe is improving.
judge from the number of travelling mer-
chants and she numerous loads of produce
constantly changing hands.
j. scharfenstein l. Son have purchased
+. j. Rockefeller's wagon and blacksmith
shop and are prepared to do all kinds of
wheelwright and blacksmith work. Their
old shop is used for painting and stoning new
work
-Chas. Nspp is yet at his old stand with
store full of his usual assortment. His
health is not good, but he hopes soon to re-
gain it.
Stevens & Bartlett make their mark with
wagons loaded with the finest of lumber.
Their sawmill gives work to many men and
adds materially to the welfare Of the town.
Fred Binkert stall sells -four and lots of
other things. He is good natured and does
as he deserves TO do-makes money.
But we must eat and sleep. Mine Hos,
W. W. Forbes keeps good hotel. roomy. oh
SO rcomy. that were he not so sociable one
would feel lonely. Ward r. Rice and +. J.
Mink also feed and sleep the public.
--Csssville is not an uninteresting town.
II has history which il properly written
would please the most romantic. There is
some beautiful scenery in the neighborhood
especially what is known as the narrovs. A
drive through them at sunset or early morn
is pleasing, aye fascinating, and awaken:
thoughts of Him whose grandeur is above Al
things. The nsrrows lead from the village
which Is located on the river bank up 10
scope of beautiful country winding through
svsry narrow rsFile, $50 narrow thst blast
ing powder has been used to make room ioi
wagons TO passl high bounded on either side
by mighty bluffs The road is in perfect or
der, as indeed are all OF cass,ille roads
which are the best cared for of any In tn,
county. Cos.