Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-02
SOUTHWESTERN WISCONSIN.
NOTES FROM NElGHBoRiNG TOWNS
AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.

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Cleaned from Exchanges and Condensed
for Herald Readers
The amount of school tax appor-
toned to Crawford county is $5,7S9.-
65.
The Dermet Mining company Of
Mineral Point has been incorporated
with capital of $1,000. The incor-
porators are Thomas Tonkin, Edward
Cullen, Edward Davey and VIM. Nc
MANS.
Ed. Dickens a C. 4 n. W. brakes
man whose home is in Cuba City,
got his hand crushed at Dodgeville
last week.
Mr.. John Dixon of Cuba City and
Miss Stella Simmons of Buncombe
were married Dec. 10Th at the p. NJ.
parsonage, Hazel Green, by Rev. j.
Challinor. They are both well and
favorably known in Grant county and
/ the best wishes of their friends follow
them in their journey over the matri-
monial sea-
Mrs. Emma Farnham of Dodgeville
had her face and hands badly burned
from lighting fire with Kerosene.
A new 16 horsepower engine has
been added to the Bloomington Roll
Ter mills.
Clothes-line thieves are operating
in Bloomington.
James Morkin of North Andover
has bought out Daniel Greene. Mr..
Morkin is a tirst-class business man
and ought to succeed.
Starr & Williams have opened a
grocery store in Fennimore
The Chicago Painless Dentists ex-
tract hundreds of hopelessly decayed
teeth daily without pain. They are
skilled and experienced operators, and
come well recommended from adioin-
ing towns. They invite all to call at
Hotel, Tues. Jan. 9TH and We'd, Jan.
Sth. These Dentists excel all others
in this work, by reason of superior a.
bility and long practice. 800 offered
for any tooth or root they cannot re-
move. The rapid healing of the gums
by their new method is marvellous.
Special thin Rubber and Aluminium
plates, light as pressed paper, strong,
durable, elastic, close fitting, written
guarantee with each, 81 to $12. This
is positively the finest work ever put
out in the country. Call and examine
samples. Remember they will be at
Hotel, Lancaster Tues, Jan. 9TH. and
We'd, Jan. Sth. See hand bills and
testimonials for more explicit infor-
nation. Teeth extracted free from 8
to 9 and to ? daily.
! Thirteen converts was the result of
revival meetings at Livingston.
Officers elected in the Fennimore
w. r. G. for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Title Bailey. Pres. Mrs. Bessie Har-
rover, Sen. Vice; Mrs. John Walters,
Jun. Vice; Mrs Mary Gould, Sec.
Mrs. John Monteith, Treasurer; Mrs.
S. w Rogers, Chaplain; Miss Emma
Morse. Conductress: Miss Ada Bax-
ter, Ass. Condolences; Mabel Morse,
Guard; Mrs. Henry Horton, Ass.
Guard: Delegate, Mrs. Mary Gould;
Alternate, Mabel Morse; Organist,
Lizzie Cooley; Press Correspondent,
Mrs. Lydia Linton.
The Ray diggings near Platteville
are being worked quite extensively
this winter and are yielding nice
quantities of mineral.
John Drum and Painter smith, WHO
have been mining in the old Pinhook
diggings beyond Rockville, near Po-
tosi, have struck one of the richest
loads of lead ore that has ever been
discovered in that vicinity. A sample
load contained chunks weighing from
ten to forty pounds, and the owners
are in great glee over the strike No
doubt this big find viii rejurenate
the mining business and set many to
prospecting and making new dis
coyeries that otherwise would remain
unknown. Press.
DR. Zeigler of Cobb has disposed Of
his practice to Dr.>Buckley of Illinois.
Cobb has seven different church de-
nominations.
A business man of Woodman is Of
fering New Years presents to those
who Will settle their accounts. May
be it is beautiful souvenir receipt.
John Granville of Linden died at
that place on Dee. 10Th, aged So
years. He was member of Co. /,
End Wis. Inf
After suffering for several years,
Mrs Thos. Gundry passed away at
her home in Mineral Point. aged 50
years.
Harry Costing Of Chicago and Miss
Amelia Trentszch Of Dodgeyille, were
married at the latter place Christmas
day
| i it "overwork' that has filed
this country with nervous dyspep-
tics2 that takes the flesh Off their
/ bones. the vitality from their blood.