Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-23


trsted with the stereopticon.
Don't forget to nominste good men
at your town caucuses. Interpolation
of the County Board of Grant County
as working, business like, body has
for many years been second TO none in
the state. See that its reputation is
kept up.
One of the best articles we have ever
read on the diseases of fowls and medi-
cal treatment, is inserted in this issue.
1t was prepared especially for the Her
aid by Mr.. Rose, of Fennimore, who
stands pre-eminent as successful
chicken raiser in this county.
County School Supt. G. H, Nye is
making many friends as he passes
around the circle. Great Scott the
editor of the Index wasn't nearly 90
afraid of him as he thought he'd be.
Hope he'll come to town again some
time and bring a whole lot of school
ma ans with him.-Cassville Index.
Mr.. Fischer, our well known hard
ware man, has recently added tin and
repairing shop to his establishment.
He has secured the services of w. ID.
Bellows of this city, who has had extern
siye experience in all kinds of tin work,
tin roofing and particularly in furnace
work. SEQ specials.
On Monday. March 9th, Mr.. John
Woffenden will sell at Public sale, on
his farm one mile east of Patch Grove,
ten head of fine horses, twenty head
of cattle. fifteen brood sows and guam
tity of good Russian oats. He will also
sell 225 shocks of corn. Remember the
date of sale. March 9th. F. G.. Thomp-
son Auctioneer.
The stamp collecting fad has struck
this city and every lad is busy looking
out for stamps of the different kinds
and countries. Burne Pollock is a
long way ahead. He has a neatly
arranged book showing 2S5 different
kinds. Stamps from New Zealand,
Turkey, Japan and Egypt are among
the latest prizes.
If the long-haired poet who handed
us the closely written manuscript of
poem on ''beautiful spring" this week,
which he figured would make him
famous and us rich by the sale of extra
copies, Will wait until August, if the
weather consents, may be we'll give
this portion of his poetical aspirations
place in our columns.
The James A. Garfield Camp, Sons
of Veterans, of Platteyille will give
their second annual entertainment and
dance in the city hall at that place, on
Eeaster Monday, April 3rd, '93. The
popular comedy drama "Hickry Farm"
will be put on by local talent. Good
music will be furnished for the dance.
Everybody should attend.
Business sense says, Then you want
q man to take care of the sick employ
a physician, when you want man to
keep accounts. employ book keeper,
when you want an attorney employ a
practicing lawyer, when you want a
Judge elect man, VINO by education,
practice. and experience IS thoroughly
qualified for the position. Experiments
don't pay,
II. W. Welby, Of Chicago, is in the
city. He represents the well known
firm OF r. l.. Polk & Co, publishers Of
state gazeteers and business directories
This coming edition will not alone COM
prise full p&rilcularsrega the state,
but also it will represent the state of
Wisconsin in book form. in the Wis
consin state building a; the worlds fair
exposition in Chicago.
Chas. NJ. Scanlan, Esq of Milwaukee
is on business in our city attending
court. Mr.. Scanlan is a Grant County
man, but for some years has been prac-
ticing law in the Cream City where his
energy and ability have rapidly placed
him among its leading attorneys. We
have not had the pleasure of meeting
him for several years but we are glad
to shake hands with him all the same.
Married: Wednesday March 18th,
at Hickory Grove, by Rev. c. B Schulz,
Charles B. Angus to Miss Katie Eek.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Eek of Sitter, aud is the
pride of large circle of friends. Mr.
Angus is the son of our genial hotel
man, Chas. Angus, Sr. He is indus.
trious and capable and has many
friends.
No one who can at all hear Rob't j.
Bnrdette next Friday night should fail
to do so. He is one of the brightest
and most genial men in America and