Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-11-23
oePIsAt 1875, bI ne Proei'r Gamble C., cinelnnau


Hales in Lima last week.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Miller on Nov. 16, son.
Miss Whsle McBrien gave pleas
ant party for her friends Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. David erase of Montfort
visited Mr.. Ed. Schmidt, the first of
the week.
Go to Nathan q Sons for your
Thanksgiving turkey, the best in the
! market,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Widman re-
turned to their home in Bartlett, N.
Oak. yesterday.
"A company composed of Harry
Nathan, Fred Burr, and Joe Smith
have leased the City hall for year.
Don't plan your Thanksgiving
dinner without looking over Nathan &
Sons list of good things. See 'ad" in
this paper.
Everything which goes to make
up good Thanksgiving dinner will
be found at Joe Nathan & Sons; send
In your order.
M. and Mrs. A. +. Stores of Fem
nimore were Lancaster visitors Mon
day. They attended the Eastern Star
lodge in the evening.
The Dixie Jubilee Concert Co..
will commence their entertainment
not later than 10 minutes after eight
O'Clock. The public are invited TO he
punctual.
u. A. Tyler of Patch Grove was a
Lancaster visitor Saturday. He is
one OF the prosperous farmers of west
Grant and has just built fine new
house on his farm.
-Michaelis & Roberts have moved
from their quarters on Maple street.
to the Brooker building. on Jefferson
street next door to Henry Ressmeyer's
harness shop.
Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce rates SO per cent to all
who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea.
Awise measure. 35 cents.-Stone &
Hassel and j. T. Bennett.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society Of
Fennmore gave Chrysanthemum
show and bazaar one day last week,
and when it was over they had SIG
to put into the bank to their credit.
DR.. Glaser will be in his Office at
bloomington on and after Nov. l
Special attention given to diseases of
the eye, ear, nose and throat. Ewes
carefully tested for errors of refrac-
ton and glasses correctly fitted. Pm
Mrs. Althea Kilbourn offers at
private sale four-piece parlor suite
and Favorite range. She will also
be at home Thursday and Friday if
anyone desires to look at the house or
the furniture,
Ed Hyde has bought out the
picture frame stock ana business of
George Reynolds and has engaged
the services of Scott Seymour to do
framing and saw fling. First class
work is assured under this arrange
ment.
Mrs. Leroy Judd, after an extend
ed visit with her sisters, the Misses
Crosby, left for her home in Hays City
Konsas, tyday, Thursday. She was
accompanied by Miss Ellen Crosby,
who will remain in Kansas for the
winter.
A letter was received last week
by Thomas Beetham of Lancaster.
from a man named Woods. who form
crly worked for MI Beetham and is
now in Montana, which says that
Richard Grundy from Lancaster was
killed by the cars near Missonla, Mon
tana on the 18th inst. Mr.. Grundy's
people live three miles west of this
city on the Rhodes farm. Inquiries
were made but nothing farther has
been learned of the accident by his
friends here
From an illustrated edition OF
The Headlight published at st.
Paul Nebraska, we clip the follow
ing: Thomas iahowetz. sheriff Of
Howard county, is native of Wiscon.
sin, but came to Nebraska nearly e
years ago, locating near st. Paul on 8
farm. Three years later he removed
to st, Paul and was engaged in mer-
chandising until elected sheriff of the
the county. He has made an enviabl,
reputation not only as an official, but
as citizen, his administration giving
the utmost satisfaction regardless o.
party affiliations.