Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-02

Mrs. James Veal OF Liuden died
Dec. 20th,
The five year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bambrough of Mineral Point,
died of membraneous Group on Dec.
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Over $50, 600 worth of ore from the
Ida mines near Benton was sold last
year. The mine is owned by Mineral
Point parties.
Chamberlain Cough remedy is
famous for its cure of bad colds. 1t
opens the secretions, relieves the
lungs and aids nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition. If
! freely used as soon as the cold has
been contracted and before it has be-
come settled in the system. it great
! ly lessons the severity of the attack
and has often cured in a single day
what would have been severe cold.
For sale by Joseph T. Bennett, drug
gist.
Mr.. O'Flaherity, who recently sold
his hotel at Fennimore. will 90 to
Minnesota.
The county seat movers of Craw-
ford county have had an injunction
issued restraining the building of the
Jail at Prairie du Chen.
Richland county will be bonded for
$4,000 for,funds to build an asylum.
A number of Richland Center young
! hax . =
T. o. Taylor, living near Boscobel,
had his knee featured from being
kicked from horse and will be laid
up for some time. He is IS years old.
The marriage of d. L. Cavanaugh,
operator and station agent for the St.
Paul railroad at Bridgeport to Miss
Margaret O'Malley took place at
Prairie du Chen Dec. 81. Two hun
dred invitations were issued The
ceremony was performed in st.
Gabriel's church.
Gov. Upham viii hear arguments
| during the last week in January on
an application for pardon for Rose
Ioldoski, now serving a life sentence
in the state prison for the murder Of
Ella Maley at Richland Center nearly
four years ago.
Mr.. nj. j. Adams of Lancaster. Wis.
offers for sale combined brake for
wagon and sleigh Price only so
| cents. This is new invention and
promises to be very useful. 45-6t
Albert Krotochwill, aged Sc years.
one OF the oldest residents in this
part of the state. died last Friday at
Muscoda. He was the father of Post
master Y. J. Krotochwill of Boscobel.
The Southwestern Telephone com
pany of Dodgeyille has incorporated;
capital $1,000.
The pipes for the waterworks at
Platreville will not be laid until
spring. The well drillers have
reached depth of about 900 feet and
are still drilling.
Editor Foley of the Cassville Index
wants some one to leave him 81 .000.-
600. ''You are not the only one
Farmers institute at Potosi Jan. IA
Is.
Miss Julia Baumgartner of Cass-
vile and Ralph Irwin of Hurricane
were married at the former place on
Christmas dav The HERALD extends
congratulations
The Bar of Lafayette county have
adopted an appreciative memorial of
the late Hon. P. b. Simpson of Shulls
burg, who was prominent attorney.
The Rebekah lodge at Livingston.
elected the following officers: Mrs
j. F Runkle, N. G.; Mrs. w. F.
Skaife n G.; Miss Sue Livingston.
Recording Secretary; Mrs. j. Alton.
Financial Secretary; Miss Rose An
drew, Treasurer.
A. r. Allen, owner of the Patch
Grove creamery, has added machinery
for saving logs.
The Bloomington Record announces
gain of SIS recent subscribers.
A son has been born to Orlo Martin
and wife Of Bloomington.
The firm that contracted to build
the arteslan well at Warren which will
furnish the water supply for the new
water works system, has run against
exceptionally hard luck The bore
ing has been very difficult all through
on account Of peculiar formation of
the earth there, and now at depth
of over 900 feet the drill is stuck fast.
There is strong doubt as to whether
it can be extricated or whether fresh
start from the surface will be neees-
sary.
The State bank at Platteville have
declared dividend Of z per cent.
Born to the wife Of George Slack Of
Big Patch. son.
The new school building al Fenni-
more cost S8.200