The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-09-05

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handshakes with persons had not seen for
twenty years. Many of them look as if
Dakota and Nebraska were making them
look old.
Miss..Mary Roberts, of Fox River, came
up to attend the convention of Y. T. G. E.,
at Racine with Miss Clara Bishop, Frank
Roberts and u number of Bristoians and
Parisans too numerous to mention. They
report an interesting meeting.
Mr.. J. D. Fowler was at his post on Sun
day. [ hope he has brought home some
new things for us from the convention.
Trevor.
With all modern improvements, capac-
ity for handling three hundred cars of cat
tie per day, and possessing ample sheds,
stock and grain barns, the stock yards Of
Trevor compare favorably with any yard in
the country. The facilities Tor furnishing
hay and grain at minimum cost are of the
best, the pasturage excellent and grazing
can be furnished for an almost unlimited
number of cattle and sheep. Owing to the
absolute freedom in the interchange of
rolling stock between the Northern Pacific
Ry. and W. e Co., there will be no trans
fer of cars between point of shipment and
Trevor. The run from Minnesota Transss
fer to Trevor will be made in twenty
hours. AS Trevor is located but So miles
from Chicago, shippers can reload to suit
their own convenience and have stock in
Chicago market in two hours. In short,
fellow countrymen, with facilities to enable
the w. C. r. r. corporation to give better
service than any other line between Min
nesota Transfer and Chicago, Trevors jour
ney along the sunny heights Of her unsul-
lied grandeur still continues propitious and
gay.
Mr. VIM. Mfr and brother have erected
cider mill, purchased Mr.. Pardon Yaw's
cider press and are prepared to press bust
ness and apples.
A large delegation from this section at.
tended the G. A. r. Encampment.
Mr.. AL. Terpning, who has been running
the Creamery during the absence of his
father at the G. A. r. Encampment, and
who has been far from we'll, is rapidly re-
gaining his normal condition.
Mr.. Reed, of Springfield, ILL.,, nephew
of Mrs. Mary Curtiss, is visiting the latter.
Messrs. Butler and Anderson, of Wash
ington Territory, arrived here Tuesday, the
9th inst, with 5000 head of sheep.
Mr.. Stephen Crosby and wife, of Pleasant
Prairie, and w. w. Ray, of Union Stock
Yards, Chicago, were at the Booth House
Tuesday, the 9th inst
Mr.. Walter Greb, an employe of the W.
G. Company, dislocated his thigh bone by
falling off scafold at the Yards Thursday,
the Goth inst. Drs. Thayer and Biting
reduced the same.
Mr.. Henry Watson is building an addi-
tion to his house.
Miss Mead, of McHenry Co., Mr.. and
Mrs Getting, of Prescott, Arizona, CORNER
ly of Richmond, Ill), and Mr. and Mrs.
Ravens the 9th and 28th.
Messrs Butler and Anderson are the
sheep men of the United States. They
have handled $4,000 head during last year
and will ship several train loads over the
| w. c. r. r. this summer
Robert c. Thayer returned to Chicago
Tuesday, the 9th.
Miss Belle Graves returned from Chicago
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. White, of Charles City,
were at Mr.. David Stewards.
Mr.. Prior and Mrs. Hill returned to
Chicago Friday
Grapes
Choice hot house grapes for sale. Call
and see them or order by mail. Henry j.
! Moth. 3w15
For Sale.
Horse, buggy and harness. Horse eight
years old and good traveller. Here. is a
bargain for some one.
F. CHAs. BINNINGER.
! For Rent.
The G. NJ. Gulick farm of POI acres
situated on the Plank road is for rent.
Very favorable arrangements will be made