Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
Local lettings.


&C. F. Dickinson went to Clark
county Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs NARROW were guests
at the Brown home in Burton last
week.
Mrs Conrad Knapp left Monday
for visit with relatives at Richland
Center.
Register of Deeds Tufiey and
Treas Scheinpfug were Boscobel VS.
itors Sunday.
John BENEFITS and Jas. Williams
took their departure Tuesday morning
for Mathers.
Mrs Frank Mcmahon Of Madison
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John johnson.
-Chas Wunderlin, a Spanish war
soldier. has been granted monthly
pension of SO.
W. F. Joeckel was at Prairie du
? Chen last week enjoying the Turkish
AtAno ooAo AtAClOs
Fred Zimmerman Of Fennimore
and Anna Goldthorp OF Cobb were
married last week.
Mrs. Fannie Lakin Of Nebraska
visited her parents here last week, re-
turning home Thursday.
Mrs. Jean Docherty of Premp
ton, III, is guest at the home u
Mrs. Archie Brown at Burton.
Miss Sue Muesse went to Du-
6uque Monday to take business
course at the Business college.
Mrs. Elizabeth Prior took her de-
parture Tuesday for months visit
with relatives in Crawford county.
Judge Goodsell and wife returned
Monday from Dodgeville, where they
have been visiting relatives since
Thursday.
Mrs. John H. Howe and Miss
Emma Schreiner were in Madison last
week in attendance at the meeting of
the state federation of woman's clubs,
Mrs. Jas. Anderson and Mrs. Ed.
Austin, who have sheen spending a
week at the Buffalo exposition, re-
turned home the first of the week.
-Messrs. G. H. Rockwell, I. F..
Orion, Chas. Churchill and j. S.
Wright attended the big sale at the
Newberrv farm at Cassville Friday.
-Bounty has been paid on 2,556
rattgesnakes in Crawford county this
a few more seasons and the
pest should be entirely exterminated
in Crawford county.
As an inducement to new sub
= scribers the Herald will sent to any
address from now until Jan. 1st,l903.
for 81 30. Enroll your name now and
secure the great home paper two
months free.
"A Montfort merchant goes after
the catalogue houses in the right way
He advertises for his customers to
bring in their Chicago catalogues or
any price list in existence and he will
save them from 10 to 80 per cent on
any item quoted in this line and there
will be no return or c. o. d. charges
to pay Il all large country dealers
would do the same it would keep lots
of money in Wisconsin that now goes
to Chicago, New York and other
c ties.
"A north county exchange says that
Zumbermen in the northern part Of
the state are experiencing some diff
Guilty in securing help for the season 5
logging operations on account of the
small poN scare, and the report that
the disease is liable to break out again
in the old camps. The physicians de-
declare there IS no danger. Higher
wages are being offered and employ
ment agencies are irving hard to sup
:, ply the demand bat the scarcity Of
- borers continues.
n Fred Wenzel and lady narrowly
7 escaped serious injury in runaway
accident Friday last while returning
from Fennimore. The night was
dark and the team failed to steer the
buggy properly over a bridge. One
side OF the vehicle dropped of and
She occupants were deposited in a
deep culyert without ceremony.
Miraculously they got out of the
fracas with no bones broken but ex-
perienced some painful bruises. The
team came home and the young folks
were obliged to engage the services
of farmer TO bring them in
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