Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-06-07


Capt cBeebe o9olatteville was
welcome visitor in the city sunday.
Attend the Grand Band Concert
and dance in Reeds opera house the
first night ef the reunion.
ALI entries for the reunion road
race must be made before June y.
Prizes are now on exhibition at Hen
kel's store.
Thomas Webb has applied for
patent on his anti-freezing tank Gas
reservoir necks and indicator, aud
water receiver.
The Ladies Aid Soci ETY. will meet
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock with
Mrs. Chris. Fischer. All MEMBERS
are invited to attend.
C God, soul-stirring music will be
plen tiful next week. Three of the
best bands in this portion of the state
and drum corps besides will enter
tain you.
Mrs. Alex. Ivey and Mrs. Helen
Barlow left Monday to attend Rebekah
convention at Green Bay. TheGlatter
will visit relatives at Rhinelander be-
fore returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Tarrant of
Milwaukee were Lancaster visitors
this week. Mrs. Tarrant was former
ly Lancaster girl and will be remem-
bered as Miss Selena Stephens.
-Woolis rolling into local markets
lively these days. Lancaster pays
top notch prices for al products. wool
included. Twenty-one cents is the
best quotation today
Amateur bicycle riders should
bear in mind the road race next We'd
nesday evening in this city which is
open to them. Liberal prizes are
hung up for the winners.
"A grand ball with good music to
dance oy will be given at the City
opera house Wednesday night, of the
reunion, under management of
Messrs. Winchell and Livens. See
bills for particulars.
Rev. T. j. Brown goes to Milwau-
kee this week. He will attend meet
ing of the Grand Lodge and after
these proceedings are over will enter
hospital in that city and submit TO
an operation for nasal difficulty.
There will be sheriff's sale at
the farm Of Charles Levins in section
- town of Lancaster on Monday, June
II. 1900, at o'clock in the afternoon.
of one 14-horse-power engine and 2
separators with all attachments.
A pretty wedding ceremony was
performed at the Lancaster house
Memorial day. The contracting par
ties were Miss Rena McLimans of
Fennimore and Tanner f. Walker of
Preston. Rev. F. o. Bartz Of Sitter
was the officiating clergyman.
There is a counterfeit twenty-dol-
lar bill in circulation which it VIII
paw all to keep good lookout for.
It is the series of lss0 letter a. The
most easily noticed defect OF differ
ence i in the portrait Of Hamilton.
The portrait il the genuine bin has a
double chin and rounded nose, while
the counterfeit has single chin and
pointed nose.
When man comes along and
offers You twice a good a bargain as
YOU can get Of your home dealers.
steer clear of it for there is certainly
something wrong. Keep in mind
this one fact, that men never sell a
thing to lose money on it, and if they
offer you an article way below what
you can buy it for from a regular deal
er al the same time claiming for 1t
superior excellence. ii you buy YOU
viii probably find to your cost it has
been specially doetored for TIE occa-
sion. Buy Of home dealers. perma-
nent men. if you want the worth
Of your money
GREAT BARGAINS in shoes for
men and women 81 Burns
A LOFOF GREAT bargains in para
/ sols and upbrpllaS At Hahn RtIrn.