Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-10-17

Dan Doyle is moving his family
into their new home.
Mrs. M1llard and daughter, Miss
Clara, are visiting at Livingston.
Jas. Treloar took departure yes
terday morning for short trip in
Iowa.
Casper Lehner, the Galena mar
BILE man, was here on business
Thursday.
The loss by fire at the New Deal
mine at Buncombe was $40, 900 with
$12, 900 insurance.
-Boscobel and Richland Center
high school football team contest
for supremacy at Boscobel today.
The ice man ana the coal man
have their off seasons, but the
plumber is strictly in it all the time.
Mrs. Dolphin of North Andover
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Orion, and will spend the winter
here.
-Chas. Wolf of Newkirk, O..
T., was in the city Wednesday,
He formerly was resident of Bos-
cObel.
The National Salt company has
failed. This will be good news for
some of the fresh young jays Of
t Lancaster.
If any Herald subscribers desire
to pay their subscription in wood,
they will kindly make known the
fact at once.
Milwaukee will not get the
Wisconsin, Minnesota football game
Thanksgiving day after all. It will
be played at Madison.
Miss Lena Lacke of Highland,
who has been guest at her Uncle
Henry Pink the past week, re-
turned ho1ne Thursday.
Emil spiegelberg, drug clerk
formerly Of Lancaster, notifies us
of change Of his Herald from
Sawyer to Sturgeon Bay.
Christian Miller, {. pioneer set
tier Of Grant county, residing in
Hickory Grove township, died Mon
day, aged about 80 years, from an
overdose of medicine.
Gus Wagner, former Boscobel
boy with an unfavorable reputation,
serving 80 day sentence in Dane
oounty jail for wife beating. He
has been residing at Madison.
-Budd Duncan writes Of an en-
gagement with the Rand Mentally
people in North Dakota at good
salary, and is already at work. He
is located for the present at Peters
berg.
Prof. Perisho, teacher of geology
at the Platteville Normal, has been
rendered the chair of science in the
University of South Dakota, and
the position of state geologist at a
good advance in salary. He will
accept.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hick1n went
to Madison yesterday to see their
daughter, Mrs Thos. Wilson, who
is receiving treatment at Mendoza
hospital. From all reports the pa
tient is recovering, fact we are
pleased to chronicle.
One of the well known court
house workmen got on the train
here the other day to chat with
lady friend during the interim
previous to it's departure and was
unable to alight when it started.
He was obliged to take short ride,
and the worst of it all was he was not
improper attire for a journey, being
without coat
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-Ex-Sheriff C. C. Dickinson and
family are located in the state of
Washington, where Mr.. Dickinson
and the boys have found lucrative
employment. They left Platteville
recently without resources, the in
surance companies paying but SO
cents on the dollar of the heavy loss
sustained in the recent confagration
at Tennyson that wiped out nearly
everything they had in the world.
In their new home they will begin
the battle over again, and friends