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

Miss Annie Ma7sder, Of Fennimore, is
visiting friends in Lancaster
IL you want JOB at chopping wood look
under our new advertisements
The Little {. & y. W. cigar is again IN
town. The boys say Bartlett has them.
Farmers have hal pretty good weather
for Fail work but it is probably played out"
now
Jas 5 Liyens has sold his big farm that
readers have seen advertised in the HERALD
al FOR sale
1900 more Of those .Belle" cigars just
received at w. B. Ba1ters. It beats all how
fast they go.
Several young cotswold and Lincoln
bucks aud three high grade bull calves are
for sale by James Miner, Little Grant
Were happy at our home > See the
advertisement under this heading, and note
the very good reasons for being happy.
The card of the Royal Templars who hold
meetings in Lancaster the % and 4th Thurs
days Of each month is published herein.
Belle" cigars, Only 1926 a box at Bax,
tiers drug store. Equal to the best fve-eent
cigars and better than most tens. 36w4
Wanted at once, two hundred cords CT
wood at the Lancaster Wooden Mills.
STREET BRos., MARSHALL & Co.
The issmizer OF the Boston Transcript
wants neither king or queen, but says, give
US an honest COUNT. And brother, do you
not want a FAIR vote.
Fidelity Lodge of A. o. U, ". meets the
l.: and Sd Mondays Of every month in the
South Hall in the Budd block. Lewis HoIo-
way, NJ, w; Thos. orion, Sec'y.
Thursday morning last week the Hancock
pole at Beetown, at the top Of which the
flag of Union has waved on gala days during
the campag ga, was found draped in Grape, and
1859 mourners look sorrowfalIy upon the en-
blen
j. F. Widman, OF MeGregor, will be at
Lancaster Tuesday and Wednesday, Novem-
Der 9th aud 18th to deliver work and take
orders for book binding and blank books lie
wishes persons who want binding done to
leave the work or orders at the Horstman
House
On Tuesday, November 9th, Mr.. James
Treloar, Jr sold to Nathan, Schreiner & Go.
drove of the incest fat hogs brought TO
Lancaster this season, IS in number, averag-
ing 325 pounds. The lot brought the sum of
nearly $1,000. Mr. Tteloar is a success at
raising fine hogs.
Two new firms have started in business
during the past week in Lancaster. Ben.
johnson, Jr has fixed up the room next east
of Wedehases harness shop for shocmaker's
shop, and Master Ernest Reed has opened
confectionery store in tho room formerly oc,
cupied by W. II. Hanes.
The HERALD Office receives the Daily
Chicago Eueainq journal, Daily Chicago
Times, Daily Inter. Ocean, Daily Milwaukee
Sentinel, Daily Milwaukee Evening Chronicle,
Daily Madison State journal, Daily Dubuque
Tines Daily Galena Gazette and weekliss
from all important places in Wisconsin,.
come into the Office and read the papers.
DR.. Brown of Lancaster, makes announce
ments in our advertising columns. Besides
dentistry he makes a specially of diseases of
the eye and ear. For Improvement and CON-
plete preparation he attended a recent course
OF lectures at the Eye and Ear In6rmary of
Chicago. The doctor is one of our most af- |
fable citizens and his patrons will be pleased
with whatever transactions they have with
him.
The Prairie Farmer has new ard
bright face. With its new appearance it
boldly proclaims a determination to ave its
say in politics. That is right, fit will only
hold to what is righ. and denounce what is
wrong, without fear or favor of rings or pow~
or As long as we have known the real dif-
ference between Journal and a napkin we
have regarded the Prairie Farmer as the best
agricultural paper in tao West 1t will
probably still hold its place
In Lilenboro last Friday two children of
Mr.. Leonard Hefner were burned TO death.
The mother left them in the house to render
some assistance in the field When she re-
turned the bed was on fire and one child six
years old could not be found. A younger
child was burned seriously. She took HIM
and an older child out but the missing child
must have been burned with the building,
which was soon thereafter in ashes, We
have not the particulars but evidently it is
very sad affair. The other child that was
buc ed died the next morning.
The market held the last Saturday Of
last month was the beginning of success.
Quite a number of articles were put upon sale
aud some we're sold. The auction was on the
street near the postoffce and was well at
tended The founders Of the monthly mar
ket having got through one day without rain
or mud, and having received unexpected en-
enlargement, are determined to go ahead.
The las. Saturday of this month will be the
next day. Those who have to sell or wish to
buy remember time and place and be on hand
ready for business A previously published
list Of articles waited or 70 sell would help
the matter along.
November 29lh is The ime set for cele-
biatirg the 2jth animal return Ct the DAY on
which the Mississippi Valley Lodge |. o. o.
T. Of Lancaster was instituted Committees
have arranged for, to say.'he least,a pleasant
evening. The presence OF all the Odd Fell
lows who ever belonged 10 the Lodge is de-
sired and those who cannot be present should
send thslr compliments we suppose. Deputs-
tons from negbboring lodges are also ex-
pected. We understand NJ. Hills, of Madi-
son, viii be present and address the Lodge
and audience assembled with il. Other short
speeches will be made aud music, etc, will
be included in the programme Whether the
exercises will be in the Lodge hall or a
church is not yet decided.
We copy the following eommeudatory
notice from resume OF the business inter
ests OF Boscobel, Wis, recently published in
the Dial Of that city The clearinghouse of
A. J. Pipkin successor 70 Fast National
BlEkl justly cons :jered. forms a leading iea-