Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-09-14
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Ou ~ HHd tHe DcSI SHIFTS anu
overalls for the money, in the town at
Burns.
st. Louis bottle beeris famous the
world over. 1t is on sale at John
Dechow's.
"A nice assortment of felt sailors
and outing hats have just been receiv-
ed at Miss B. j. Schloesser's.
New goods are arriving every few
days at the millinery store of Miss j.
b. Schloesser. Call and see them.
Mrs. Nellie Newman and her
father, Mr.. Abe Decker, went toGreen
Bay Friday where she will close up
business matters and then ship her
goods to Lancaster.
"A special election is called for
the village of Cuba City on Sept. 10Th
for the purpose of determining the
amount to be paid for license to sell
intoxicating liquors
Oscar Jeide, who. las gone TO
Minnesota for work, arrived at Lake
Benton, Aug. goth. He writes that
the threshing is being hindered very
much on account of the wet weather.
"A marvellous change. II the mil
liner understands the style of hat that
suits your features it makes a mar
velous change. We can do it and we
are kept busy doing it.-MARY VIII
HELM.
City marshall Whippo of Galena
had a valuable horse stolen from a
pasture couple of weeks ago. He
did not discover the loss f)r several
days thus giving the thief time to
escape.
Mrs. Z. l.. Black, the milliner,
wishes TO inform you that she is still
in business and if you will call she
will show you just the correct thing
in new fall hats just received. Styles
and prices all right.
The band boys gave another of
their concerts in the park Saturday
evening. One would think he was on
the streets of Chicago to see the
crowd which congregates to listen to
and enjoy the music.
Miss Wilhelm the milliner has a
nice line of new felt hats which are
just the thing for early fall wear. She
will endeavor to please you and help
you select that which is most becom-
ing. New goods arriving every day.
We are in receipt of the book
1.-The Story of the Great Republic
published by the American Book Com
pany. 1t contains many interesting
historical accounts written in an at
tractive style and is nicely illustrated.
1t seems that the changing of the
High school course at Boscobel has
caused quite commotion in Bosco-
bel, necessitating hiring another
teacher, for which the requisite APP
preparation was not made at the annual
school meeting.
DR.. j. ii. Reed will be absent
from his office for several weeks as he
and his son Frank start Monday for
California. They will visit a number
of points in that state and Frank will
remain for the winter hoping to inn
prove in health.
Guy Hampton had the misfortune
to get the fingers of his left hand
crushed Tuesday evening. He was
riding horse pretty fast and as he
was going over crossing the bride
broke and he fell off onto the rock
crossing with the above result.
Mr.. j. c. Bradley, who lives in
the south part Of town, has young
DeSota plum tree in his garden that
IS wonder. 1t is three years old,
not more that four feet high and this
year was loaded with large fine fruit,
estimated at about four quarts.
F. /. Barnett has bought the Jas.
Treloar house on the corner of Jeffer-
son and Walnut streets. The price
paid was $4,000. Mr.. Aspinwall, who
now occupies the house, will move in
to the house he purchased of Geo.
Muesse on the csrner of Jefferson
and Linden streets.
&C. w. Knapp& Son are preparing
to put up new machine hall joining
the old one on the north. This new
part will be A #. by 12S it,, being is
feet wider than the building they now
occupy. Art Knapp has moved his
family into the w. A. johnson house
OIL South Adams street and the old
residence has been moved onto Mr..
Knapp's lot on Linden street north of
L. Calvin's.
-Platteville journal; The public
schools open Monday with a very
strong force of teachers. The only
changes that have taken place are
Prof. Oliver Gray as superintendent
and principal and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Gregor as assistant in the Rock school
and Miss Mae Wilson, who has charge
OF the music. Without doubt this
will be one of the most successful