Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-06-18
-Chas. Mauer of Fennimore was
in the city Wednesday.

IN the city Wednesday.
Oscar Jeide is over from Soldiers
Grove on short visit.
-Dickeyville has joined the list
of towns that will celebrate.
Mrs. R. N. Trentzsch is visiting
at Dodgeville and Waukesha.
Misses Nellie and Birdie Gel
laway are visiting in Platteville.
&C. B. Angus has a camping
wagon that he will sell at bargain:
Mrs. AL. /. Heiman and son
Herbert went to Chicago yesterday
morning.
Mrs. VIM. Duncan is home
from visit with relatives at Glass;
vile and Racine.
This is a great country for rain
when we don't need it and for dry
weather when we need rain.
-Messrs. r. b. Showalter and
David Schreiner took in the en-
campment at Madison Wednesday.
-G. w. Hillary was over from
Arthur Wednesday. He reports
that locality as being sadly in need
of rain.
Prof. and Mrs. Garfield Bowden
of Pepin are here on a visit at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Robt. Bell.
Some good women are like
hens in this, they will make just as
much fuss over one child as they
will over half dozen.
Miss Valley Ralph returned to
her home at Ridgeway Wednes-
day, after visit with her brother,
Rev. w. j. G. Ralph.
Miss Katharine Schmitz of
Madison, who has been guest at
Geo. Rudersdorf's for some time,
returned home Thursday.
The robins you raise in your
dooryard in the north will be killed
by dagos next winter in Louisiana
and sold for 60 cents dozen.
THERE'S one kind of infantcide Of
which we heartily approve, and
that is the killing Of the weeds
when they are young, very young.
e. A. Berge of Potosi was in
the city yesterday, enroute home
from Milwaukee where he was a
delegate to the Grand lodge of
MaSOns.
Col. and Mrs. John G.. Clark
took departure Thursday morning
for Chicago, where the former is a
delegate to the National Republican
convention.
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You're missing two treats a week
by holding off.
Bounty on 1,347 rattlesnakes
has been paid out, in Crawford coun-
ty since Jan. LIST. The number re-
ceived this week was 1875, of which
one man alone brought in Sc.
Rev. T. J. Brown of Darlington,
formerly of Lancaster, was re-
elected chaplain OF the Grand
lodge of Masons at the annual meet
ing of that body held in Milwaukee
this week. AZ
Ringing Bros. circus will be in
Madison Saturday of next week.
Reduced rates on all roads to the
capital city will be granted. Many
are planning to attend, as this will
probably be the nearest point to
this locality at which the big show
will exhibit this season.
County Supt. Nye's team en-
gagged in wild run Thursday even
ing while he and Mrs. Nye were
out for ride. Fortunately the
vehicle was not overturned and the
fractions horses were checked in
their wild flight before the occupants
of the conveyance sustained injury.
Geo. Blakesley accompanied
SheriffiWatson and Herman Fritz
to Waupun first of the week, being
in charge of the latter from Lam
caster to Madison, when the sheriff
relieved him of the task. George
liked the job so well he went on
to Waupun to inspect the prison
and thinks it not so bad a place
after all. Mr.. Blakesley saw Frank
Freeborn and had talk with him.
Frank has snap, as usual. He is
the household coachman for the
warden's family and is not con-
fined at a11-i1St drives them abOut