Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-09-17

favorable prospect for fine weather and
big time is manifest.
l. Philipson changes his ad this week.
i He deals exclusively in Gents furnish
ing goods, the only house Of the Kind in
the city. Call and see him in the New
Wenzet block.
For the benefit of those not already
conversant with the weather signals, a
diagram is published showing the vari-
Gus combinations by which the coming
weather is revealed.
Dr.. Crane moved the latter part of the
week into his spacious new residence in
the southern part Of the city. The house
is elegantly finished, making fine ad.
dition to that pant OF the city.
A crush of advertising and special
matter makes a large edition this
week-12 pages. Trusting our friends
will appreciate the effort to present an
interesting paper on this occasion.
Rev. L. G. Catchpole of Beaver Dam,
will preach in the Baptist church in this
city Sunday morning, Sept. 9th. Ev-
cry body is given cordial invitation to
come out and here this eminent speaker
A sermon for boys and girls-Next
Sunday morning at the Congregational
church the pastor will preach sermon
for boys and girls on ''How TO be a
Christian or 'swhat it means to be a
Christian"
Misses Jessie Orion and Minnie Wen
eel entertained party of their young
friends Friday afternoon. Luncheon
was served and a merry time enjoyed
until evening shadows warned them
homeward.
JsNathan & Sons. the largest meat
market firm in the county, call the read
ers attention their large stock of goods
by a large ad on 8th. page, They are
headquarters for groceries, meats and
fresh fruits.
Each Monday morning makes defic-
iency in the ranks OF our young people.
Last Monday large crowd went to the
train to ''see Off nearly as large a
crowd of students who went 10 the diff
ferent colleges.
The millinery store occupied by Miss
Mae Hannum, has been much improved
with new style front. A large bay
window for the exhibition of millinery
goods was put in, and an entrance
placed to one side.
G. w. Knapp & Son is fi=m name
well known to the people of Grant
County. They carry the largest stock
of farm machinery in the county. Read
their ad in another place, and look over
their machine shops.
The Lancaster schools opened Mon
day with a good attendance, and prom
Use of a most successful term. The low
er rooms are getting so filed that steps
will soon have to be taken toward en-
larging our school buildings.
A board of trade, Business Men As
sociation, advancement association or
something in that order, if organized,
would be just the thing to handle public
questions, in this city, such as come up
ard ale discussed every day.
The past week in this section has
been splendid weather for the maturing
of the corn, which will be little less than
crop. The frost has not yet injured it
to any great degree, and now it is about
out of the way of damage by frost.
The State Fairs being held this week
at Milwaukee. A number of farmers
and others from this section are in at
tendance. Today is made" Milwaukee
Day" by proclamation of the mayor of
the city. A large exhibit is reported.
Messrs Lowry & Brown have an in
teresting publication in another col
umn. If you want TO buy a farm. a
bone in the city, or real estate of any
description, you should call on them.
Read their list of advertised property.
Among our advertisers this week will
be found the popular firm name of c.
II. Basford & Co.. dealers in dry goods
and groceries. For square dealing,
high quality of goods and reasonable
prices they have secured a large trade.
The settlement of the Wilson est.
from Patch Grove, brought over about
20 witnesses from that place and Bloom
ington to attend County Court Tuesday.
The Contestant claimed 500 for work
performed. but her bill was allowed at
81 90.
| Harry Coumb. young man residing
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