Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-16
-aJacob Schuster is in Chicago on

house Aug. oath.
Republicans will note their caucus
calls in this issue.
No marriage licenses this week.
H OF weather is attributable.
Grant Bidgood Of Neb.. is visiting
relatives and friends in Livingston.
Geo. W. Goldsmith Of the Dial
Enterprise was in the city Friday.
-Fitzsimmons defeated Rubin in
six rounds at New York Friday night.
Misses Edna and Erna Anschuetz
of Boscobel are guests of Lancaster
friends.
Thomas Tormey Of Fennimore
transacted business at the county
seat Saturday.
Madison Turner. Cassvllle. re-
ceives IS per month pension as a re-
suit of recent increase.
Mrs. VIM. Mcbride and children
of Platteville were guests of the
Churchills last week, returning home
Saturday.
-Bountiful rains preserve the green
hue on vegetation. but are proving a
detriment to stacking and threshing
operations.
Editor Robt. Dugdale of the
Plateville News was a county seat
visitor Friday. He was. accompanied
by Carl Richards.
VIM. Joeckel returned Saturday
evening from Chicago, where he pro-
cured consignment of clothing and
gents furnishings for fall wear.
Wright & Montgomery will
hold another horse sale Saturday.
This is your last opportunity this
season to obtain a.good team cheap.
The weekly band concert will te
given on Friday evening this week in
stead of Saturday on account of the
Cradle Songs of Many Nations enter
tainment.
Oscar Brown. son of Hon. George
Brown, Woodman. and a graduate of
Plattevllle Normal class of 1900, has
been given the principalship of the
Cobb schools.
The regular monthly meeting of
the asylum trustees was held today.
Wednesday. Messrs. Grimm. Nc
Arthur and Brown were all present.
Tn ey found everything flourishing.
-Chas. Bonham was among the
Shorthorn fanciers in attendance at
the big sale held by W. ID. Flatt of
Hamilton. Ont. at Dexter Park, Chic
ago on the 7th inst. Sixty head of
pure bloods sold at an a erage includ-
ing calves. of trife less than $500
per head. The first twenty head
placed on the block went at an aver
age of ST. each. The first COW
sold, a two-yeer-old heifer, was pur-
chased by Col. Casey of Missouri and
brought the phenomenal sum of
$4,000. The sale was largely attend
ed and was undoubtedly the best
since the '70's. The price received
eclipsed all former records on blooded
stock.
A crying need is evidenced
throughout the country for disinfect-
ion and care of the mouth as proven
tative in general and local diseased
conditions. Science has taught US
that many of the ills to which human
flesh is her are brought about
through neglected teeth. Medical
colleges throughout the country are
awakening to the subject and are
sending lecturers out among the
people to enlighten them in regard to
the necessity of better attention to
their teeth. The Milwaukee Medical
college has an able representative who
is pushing this good work and he has
kindly consented to visit Lancaster
and deliver his lecture on this i'm
portant work. His name is DR.. G. V.
|. Brown and the date of his address
here is Sept 9TH. 1t will be free and
all should avail themselves of the in
struction he will impart.
WANTED: Girl for house work in
small family. Apply at this office.