Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-03

Mrs. Conrad Knapp is visiting
relatives at Fenuimore.
Three columns Of additional To-
Gals may be found on page ,.
Jos. Zenz shipped two cars OF
hogs and horses to Chicago Monday.
Born: In Lancaster. Friday
Sept. p, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Cooley, son.
Mrs. Sophia Kilbourn took her
departure Tuesday morning COR Albin,
Neb., on visit.
e. f. Mccoy piloted four pros
pective land purchasers to Clark
county Monday morning.
DR.. W. I. Brown OF Platteville
boarded Monday mornings outbound
train, enroute for Ripon.
L. L. Showalter won money at
the Madison races last week with his
two fast ones, The Earl and Jessie L.
-Messrs. H. G. Nathan and H. C.
Walton took their departure Monday
for the Dakotas on land inspection
tour.
Ralph Kinney took his departure
Monday morning for Chicago. where
he resumes his studies at Rush medi-
cal college.
Miss Orpa Edwards OF this city
left Monday for Chicago. where she
will take a course in the training
school for nurses.
Here is pointer for coin col
lectors. Take 1901 pennies to either
one of the local banks and you can
obtain 1901 dollars for them.
Atty. ". f. shimmin has leased
the office room in rear Of apartments
occupied by Atty. Z NJ. Lowry and is
now in business for himself.
Lancaster dentists will have no
more vacation Wednesdays and will
be found in their respective offices on
this day each week as formerly.
Rev. and Mrs. I. j. Brown are
in attendance at the annual state con-
vention of Congregational churches,
in session at Milwaukee this week.
DIR. Buktsch, Christianized
Hindoo lady, gave very interesting
talk at the NJ. f. church Monday
evening on her native country, Gus
toms Of the people, etc.
DIR. Beetham's residence at Fen
nimore is being fitted out with gas
oline lighting plant. Ziegler Bros.
OF this city have the contract and
Abel Voelz is executing the work.
For the exclusive privilege of
selling beer at the Galena fair groun DIS
this week Martin Blum. the brewer
Of that city, pays $500. There are
three dispensaries on the allotted
ground.
W. j. Dyer won his case against
the Columbus Importing company at
Iodgeville last week, although he did
not recover full amount asked for.
He sued for $672 and the verdict gave
him 1911.
After a number Of years of faith
ful, efficient service as foreman at the
Teller Office Jas. Daley relinquishes
the duties Of the position this week
to accept more remunerative one in
Milwaukee.
Word comes from Alaska that
Fred VandeWall the Lancaster boy
who accepted position under the U
S. government there, has been sta
toned at Eagle City and his duties
are those of deputy revenue inspec-
tor.
Walter Kleinpell of Cassville
Joined his wife here last week and
they returned home Saturday. Miss
Nellie Muesse accompanied them and
will proceed to Dubuque where she
takes a course in the business college
there.
City Clerk Michaelis sent out
water rent due notices to city pa
irons Saturday and the city Golfers
are being enriched this week as a re-
suit. The six months period from
Oct. LIST. to Apr. 1st. next is what is
being paid tor.
Wallace Richie was SO pleased
with South Dakota's prospects that he
purchased a half section of land
while there last week. His new ac-
QUESTION is located nearLetcher and
especially adapted for grazing pur-
poses. He ships two carloads of cat
tie to that point from here next Mon
day.
Atty. r. A. Watkins and family
will embark for Oklahoma. their fu-