Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-11

Tine body Of Jere. E. Dodge, reported
drowned in the Yellowstone, Montana Ter,
last June, has been found. It was found
near point known by the name Froze.to,
Death, where it had drifted into the brush on
sand-bar. The body was decomposed past
recognition, but leather belt aud a small
axe that remained intact, and the attending
/ circumstances render the identity as estab-
lished beyond doubt. The body viii be for
warded to his mother, now at St. Paul, after
cold weather begins.
Mr.. B. A. Jacobs, Of Platteyille, has
/ gone into the commission business at Mil
waukee, with w. NJ. Brigham. Messrs. Brig
nam & Jacobs. as dealers in grain, four, pro-
visions, &C., will be pleased TO receive con.
siguments and orders at isS West Water ST.,
and Mr. Jacobs's known business energy and
integrity here, as well az the reputation of
the house, ensure fairness and promptness.
The following item appears among the
Milwaukee Sentnels railway news: 1.-THE d.
rectors of the Chicago & Tomah AID the Mil.
waukee Madison branches Of the Chicago
Northwestern road have been consolidated
and will hereafter be known as the Milwaukee
and Madison Division.
The Rock county bar has forwarded a
petition to Gov. Smith, asking that hon. J.
b. Cassodsy be appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Chief.Justic Ryan.
w. F. Tu.te, who has fingered the
electric talk at the depot in Lancaster for
some time past, left yesterday morning to
take like position at Rewey station.
The livery property Of L. P. Sheers was
sold at Sheriff's sale last Saturday. G. D.
Streeter was tia purchaser. The considera~
tion was $500.
The ''City Skating Park" is partly pre-
pared for the water. and will be run during
the winter by win Alcorn. Season tickets,
$3.50.
-Werley letter at hand but too Icing to
receive the editors attention this week. It
is good etter though, and Werley great
city.
Stock trains are run every day from
Lancaster to carry the immense amount of
cattle aud hogs that are now being shipped
"A brother of jeweler Baldwin's, from
Illinois, dropped into Lancaster Tuesday
night and popped out again next morning.
just reeeived-a fine assortment of sill
yer and plated ware at j. II. Badwin's, two
doors east of Nathan, Schreiner & Co.'S
The opening Of the new rooms of the
chamber of commerce will take place at Mil
waukee on Thursday, November 18th.
Go to Beehive for Great bargains in
everything. Oh those ladies' cloaks at the
Bee>Hive. C. j. Hyde.
It. " Parry, who thoroughly cleans
coats, pants, vests ard hats, is at the Phelps
House.
Mrs. 2. e. Page and son Albert, Of Bos-
ton, are guests at Mr.. +. ". strong's
ten. Bin.hf, editor of the Darlington
Republican, was in the city Monday
Mrs Thomas Laird. of Montfort, was in
Lancaster Tuesday on business.
TIE young ladies' of Lancaster bad
l,ap-year last Saturday night
Cigar makers wented-to make the
"BeIle" cigar for Baxter. 36w4
The streets were crowded Tuesday with
hog buyers and sellers
The county board of supervisors is in
session here this week.
Attend the soeiable at Mr.. John Howe's
to morrow night
-Read the railway right.of.way notice in
this paper.
The 25th of November is Thanksgiving
day.
j. 0. Bartletts street lamp beats them
all.
Hon. J. c. Holloway is in Lancaster.
Look GU. for the epizootic.