Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

in this issue IS too conspicuous to
need calling your attention to.
County Supt. Nye is out on
school visiting expedition with
Dickeyville and Fairplay as objective
points.
County Clerk Dickinson has
| granted 1876 hunting licenses up to
date. Grant county game is bound
to suffer.
The Asylum and County Home
trustees held their regular October
meeting Tuesday and settled affairs
for the year.
Mrs. Henry Nichols and two
little daughters visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Platt Lathrop, in Crawford
county last week.
Miss Eliza Atkinson OF North
Andover, and Miss Hannah Peacock
of Valparaiso, Ind. called on Lancas-
ter friends this week.
Lancaster people have innumer-
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ment lines. Both opera houses have
some good things booked.
Mrs. Thos. Searles and daughter
Allie, of st. Paul were guests of Con-
ductor Searles and Agent Rockwell the
past week, returning home this WED
nesday) morning.
Stock breeders will bear in mind
Chas Bonham's sale of Shorthorns
here Nov. 2nd. Catalogues are now
ready and may be obtained by add
ressing c. S. Bohham, Lancaster, Wis.
Madison is the objective point of
pleasure seekers this week. The
state capital is in gala attire. decor
ated as it never was before and large
crowds of people are taking in the
sights.
The Lancaster football team met
defeat again Saturday at Prairie du-
Chen. They went against an aggre-
CATION of players there that out
classed them in size, weight and
everything else. The score was 30 to
O, but the boys put up plucky con-
test against their husky opponents.
Mrs. C. B. Welton OF Madison,
department inspector of w. r. c. and
wife of Senator Welton, is in the city
and will inspect the local Corps here
this wednesday, evening. Follow
ing the inspection ceremonies the
Corps and Post will have in informal
reception and good time, refresh
ments being served.
The Herald has twelve pages this
week, all trimming over with good
news, lads" worth perusal and mis-
cellaneous matter. This size will be
continued for some time If circum-
stances warrant. Remem Der. you
can get the Herald from now until
Jan. 1st, 1902, for only $50. Now
is the time to subscribe.
Judge Street and sons Of Salt
Lake City, Utah, have been guests of
Lancaster relatives the past week.
Four years ago Mr.. Street was here
and was warm exponent of Bryan
and his platform. This fall he is as
warm if not littl, warmer for Nc
Kinley and Republican principles.
And he states there are lots OF others
out there who are going to vote like
wise.
Geo. Hoffman, aged twenty-one
years and son of VIM. Hoffman resid-
ing three miIes west of Lancaster, is
the first victim of the dangerous corn
shredder to be reported. While at
work with the machine Tuesday after
noon his right arm was drawn in and
fairly carved with the merciless
knives TO the elbow. The unfortunate
young man was brought to Lancaster
and operated on by Drs. Godfrey and
Doolittle. The injured member was
amputated above the elbow.
Robert NJ. LaFollette is 20 travel
about the state in private car at
tached to a special train during the
last three weeks of the campaign.
1T is the only way can reach the
people who are persistent and who IN
sist upon Mr.. LaFollette's addressing
them before the election" said Gen.
Bryant, chairman of the republican
state central committee. ''By using
the regular trains of the railways the
field can never be covered route
is now being made out for the special
train. 1t win be run chiefly up and
down the main lines Of all the rail
roads.
Edward Mccormick, who owns
| family reside nce in Lancaster and
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