Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-11-21
Local lettings.

ervisor of assessors in Iowa county.
Miss Ruth Curtis, a Fennimore
typo, is assisting Herald compositors
in the rush this week.
Geo. A. Moore has purchased the
residence property of A. E. Aspinwall
in the second ward.
Mrs. Jos. Marshall residing in
North Lancaster died Friday after an
extended illness, Funeral services
were held Sunday.
To serve our readers with the
county board proceedings and accom-
modate Herald advertisers the paper
is issued in l2page form again this
week.
Mrs. Al. Herman and son are in
Chicago. called there by the death of
her father, B. Lindner, who passed
away Sunday. Deceased was also
father of Chas. Lindner, the Prairie
du Chen marshal.
A new Congre gational church re-
Gently completed ten miles east OF
Lancaster at the Hake cemetery is to
be dedicated next Sunday. Rev. T. j.
Brown Of this city Is to deliver the
dedicatory address.
The Herald goes to John NJ Os-
wald at Versam, in far-away Switzer-
land this week and from now on 1t
is in the nature Of gift aud i paid
for by Martin Oswald CT Lancaster.
A one-cent stamp is required each
week 10 land it at its destination.
A Kansas editor wrote about a
new function called a Spider Web
Social, but it got into print as Spin
die Leg Social, and the ladies' aid
society OF the town can't get either
the editor, sompositor or proof reader
to own up to the bull without giving
proof that it was really misnomer.
The Free Library commission
held regular meeting Monday even
ing. Nothing of importance came NJ
for consideration. The Clark rooms
have been settled upon as location
and ale being fitted up for the pur-
pose. Pres. j. G. Churchill informs
us that in all probability the library
will be in running order about Jan.
1st.
&C. F. Dickinson is in possession
of several copies of the book recently
issued containing history of the life
of the late Jennie O'Neil Potter Any
one DESTROYS of purchasing a copy
may do so. The proceeds of sale of
the work are to go towards a fund
that will be expended in erecting a
monument over her grave at Patch
Grove.
The H. L. Jenkins Lumb Der Co. of
Minneapolis has absorbed the inter-
ests of the Eastman Lumber Co. in
the yards here and the business is
now conducted by the first named
firm. Mr.. f. A. Weisbeck of White
more, Ia, is manager, and very
pleasing gentleman. He will remove
his family here later.
Ed. Austin delivered bunch CT
steers to A. Z. Lewis first of the week
that were worth going a long distance
to see. The herd numbered Is and
averaged over 400 pounds each. The
price paid was 1926 and they should
bring more on the market, whence
they were shipped by special train
Sunday. Mr.. Anstin demonstrates
his ability as practical feeder in
turning out such a fancy herd.
= Sheriff Dickinson and his son-in-
law. Virgil Bevins, have opened
store at Dutch Hollow where the new
cheese factory of Austin & Dickinson
was recently established. A IS. 800
stock has been put in-all fresh and
good-and the firm solicits the pat
ronage of the locality. VIM. Wood
house of this city has been engaged
for time to set matters going right.
The cheese factory at this point is do
ing flattering business, in the
neighborhood OF 5000 being disbursed
monthly for milk.
FIR. Albers pronounced the vows
at St. Clements Catholic church yes
terday at 10 a. m. uniting the future
destines OF Mr.. John Rudersdorf of
Fennimore and Miss Kate Muench of
Lancaster. A large gathering of rel
atives and friends witnessed the hap
py nuptials and then proceeded to the
Muench home where congratulations
and bounteous feast followed. AT
ter short soiourn in this vicinity
the happy couple 60 to South Dakots,
where they will locate on farm re-
Gently acquired by the groom The
best wishes of host Of friends 20
with them.