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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Oct or life srcit OF gisre SoIf til

let or iffc greet OF g1ere Solt III
IaoS Der / @erOrn. glnbrcm Gorne'
aie bar, iom befierbt, oprettet Ct
SonS poa fem IiIIioner Collars,
bpis Tenter ifaI tiFfalbe trGngenoe
gfterlaote eiter 9erfoncr, Der ON.
fommer eler bIir arbeiosllop9tiee
unoer llSspelien al Ell cner onoen
Selteeierniue. gi bar brmrne nof til
at ipnes, at bette bar mutt gicrt al
Carnegie, 90 Der bar bit man9e, fom
life bar flogere euo Ri; men M fcm'
mer gr.@ uperusr SO. q. Stone |
8enniplpmia % ilaar fclot Inno
paa 8eeeiitrinsen. San bclnt Der ON
Gaoeu EN- Sale for nogle 8eteraner,
bpori ban rbtulte ipIeenbe bem9rteI'
iespprbiac SrS: Seq betraatcr Set
rpIia npretteSe 'Seltefono' iom ben
melt Iatterligc, bumuie Of ndnrittt9e
Suoretning, Der finbes. Spis bore
9orgcre beiirIeS of Den iaurme %ono
III iom ur6er @orqerfri9en, pil life
bette ubetpoeIige Sono pare eli ll9e.
9SirfeIige Selte trGrger ingeu c~ificiel
NnerfienOeIiC; oe fIarer ii9 meo Den,
Tom Be eier I fine Sumeroters %
WseomenneiferS geuifob % IatcIie.
Naar De uhrcttcr noget, fer oct life,
foroi oe lager efter @ersmnreIie, men
forSi DC cr tit 2oro % Nerncifebe'
Sen oormt hcnQiuen. Sficutli9 gnrm'
hiertiobeS bar Sc life @ruQ for" -
@Ien er mi ortteSoo iiffert2 &iltnof
or life Ell ScItchoob bcrcquet pa1 at
bIiue beIennet mco 4cnQe; set er bel
pQiaa nErmcit e I, ION Qier oCns
llbsDcr iii en- Self; men Oct fan oa
ptrfelia fife prrr noQCt gait /, at I.
gr. bans Suitru % @ern fonr Ell
Misunderstanding. noor bCrc2 Tor'er'
Ger er folot fra, eftcrlaoCuoe Ocm
IaitiQ6om. Der maa pGre Raa6C
7nco &ritif olion,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Ncait HpnIn @rpN.

"3cp to MAZE Srcao~ er en- IiSer
gog. ION rubpsr @reSIaper burSe eie oa
fan Gle. 9~ortbrpeiterH Neait 60. ieuoer
ben irit til euboer SuSuoSer, ION beSsr
ON heu.
Gcune @oR iortGIIcr uogle Sa!ta OH
0mitcu al Inpl @rsS. Tom or upe cnSpa
iii BEN melt erfarue. Sen Tiger % be-
bier AT &emmeIiebebe er
Staten.
9sdit Scam iTIars al ole @rOcsri'
mruS for 3 Gents 8aiisn. SenS til
Rurtbpeiteru geait Go. Gbieaeo sfter
Seres interesiaute @oa "2op TO mnit
greao" - ri. SG6u Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
400 Wil | Simcn. Groi. gIbcr

400 Mil | Simcn. Grof. albert
6. 9llbertIon, GrriiScrt ODER elec'
tro.4Paanrtic. 8aihpon Gomponn
9Sep gorf, Ioper, at ban omtriua lite
,alIi fol irtte iaoua pon Staten S.
~Ioubboucu Ell Wotor, iom 9oar en- %
ire EicnbcSeI Mil pon Is Sefrntoer;
set EIiper omfrin9 432 WiI | Stmcn.
San pes cubm life ieln, hpor flor
NaitiqbeScu uSioetig fan bliuc; men
400 Wfil / Gimen er ban iiffcr paa.
Gr ou mcS paa ben?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"Sbs Getcriuarp aSpiier".

l~lNcntpil bar mango al "Soiten"s Ear
Iere faaet Sen lille 9os "Sbc Veterinary
Gouiier". Sc, iom life bar, pil bare
Eorocl al at ieuoe cfter Sen. Set er en-
bcumoringSrGrSiR Iiocn 8etteinor | Gprs
]IrQrfuutcn. Tom icuoeS frit til Nem. iout
iurIig bcocr ON Den. al Sernsr 9isiuiecs
taut go SO Bates Street. Detroit,
@|ib., Eabriiauter al set bsrsmte 3enos
Irum Eismicctont. "Sbcep Zip" %
"2ice Siacr", ION dpertcreS'i octte 9Iab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
CT mt omerifanff apniuIar.a eer

Ct mt orerifarff &pnillar'agen
t1ir er upIie blepeu oprettet | Current
burg oe itinet unber 8eneraIfoninl
Sberft Q. 9iitoes SsirisSiftion. Cont
tiSia bar ban af aonereSien facet
$500 8aaIes | fin Sage. Sberit 81
itoe er, Tom befienbt, @encraIfcniul !
Rotteroom. San er onerfienot fom
en- at De melt pirfiomme og Spstiee
Iruo / oct amerifanIfe SoniulatpG'
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
"gi tiIbsber Ell aareana az e

"gi tiIbsber Ell aareana az ga.
coma sibenSe" frit til ben fsrite
2uftifipper, iom TOR Si,ren fra ga
cific til ItIunterbnusfplten." va.
coma 9ibenbe".
Spis man life meb eft iaa blot lfbc'
rolf "sssnbucement" fan faa fonltrn'
eret ct ftprbart 2,rftiftb, er oct BON.
ifeIig at pioe, boab man ifal ftnoe
pao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
St. Souts. uoitiuineen.
Manac gcibgenbe. - Sncriscs Del
tngclie urb ltoitiainsen.

lloitiaingen | ct. 2oi,is bIeo / oen
ierite llge beisat al 137,70S Ser.
Toner. Eli Sammeuligning anfsres,
at @eisget til llsitiainsen i Chicago
INN Dor t20,47O / Den fsrite llge,
Gr.Sronning paa Satpoii Siliuo-
foInni nenteS til ct. 2ouis meb lin
aooptipisn, bpiS gtann or Ole meo
Ell RRffe 6oritanelier, iaa ban fom.
mer til at bebe aalonianaole. Sron.
ningeu % Ssnnen ifal bore Beth.
reliens @ieiter % bill iaa So9iS | en-
Of Balatierne paa llbitiQingsgritn.
oen.
geItpreIien for ltbItiaingen Of Ie.
penoe Spr bar facet mango 8reoe
fra gngIano, Sranfrig % SUflonb,
ser u6toIer Snife ON at faa frem-
piie G~rbeib&beite af goo &ace. Sp'
brGttere al ioaSanne oil noiGtte ErG'
mier for oe beoite. Gen p~relSiiifc
2aubbrtg8miniiter ifriper, at ban
piI priSbeIsnne De beoite 8ognbeite.
Gen antbropologiife ltbitinirg bIeo
i forrige llge forsset meb omfring 80
SuSianere, iom fom fra forIfieaige
8anter. Gn Gel al Dem cr befienbtc
Sspbingcr.
Sra Southern SemaIe College |
@eIt 8oiut, Misiisiippi, fpm $50
unge Gamer rnoer SiIipn al Srof.
u. %. GBman.
Gad &erScnsnSitiuinsen I ct.
Souis bar Speniferne opfert ct Sis
/ IanSIig Still, % set bIep aabnet Den
9oe Ioi. en- Butte | SegemSitereIie
ioreitiaenOe Song Ssfar ii itaar peo
Snogouaen. g9agene er imuft Se'
forerebe i bpiot % @nlb, % Der er
Rrsper paa ipenif Sottemaserar'
beioe % Iorcel9n. Sreoerif 90
berg bar Icperet Segniugen til Su'
Jet, 90 ban foreitaar Den IoenIfe VI.
being. : Manbags operlepereoe
ban oet til Sberit aferion cg Snitoc
anoerien ira Hod SsIano, ST., idmt
q. S6ou ira Chicago, 6. u. Smitb
fra @~'inneapolis, G. SunbbIao %
ReprGientant eridion fra Boone,
Soma.
llbitinineens B%r9iioent, @r. 6ran'
els, boIot en- Gale % snifeoe Soen'
iferne neIfommen til bet fore Ser
benSiteone. Manee onbre Saler leo,
Zen ~ipenitc ~Sommisiion piI babe III
Sopcofuartcr / oct netop oabneos
gus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
llSaipeIien al "WOrbIret" ! Grw

l~iSgipcIien al "Rorblpet" ! Grfu
gorf, Ser bIeo itiitet al upIig aioeoe
Ssobn @oIf for 10 gor iiSen 90 rebi'
aereoes al BAN, inStiI ban bIep Ing
iiSStc Sst, or mi operta9et al bans
nISIte Ssu, Der bPrer SooerenS
Iapn. gIaSet bar iuntibig fact en-
M Reoaftsr | Soralo NebIe, Ell !
&iten pelfienSt banif Sfribent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

bIep ID. EIeffe alporIis ips. Taa en-
|aisretiir pelteoc gosnen, os ban bIer
iaa f~oriInoet, at en- Operation maotte
til. 5 Snnilnr fit ban getrnoelie !
guabinben Weritanitis) os tos oa
|afifeo fra lit gmbebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Iptabelt SsSsiuIS. Gsarcns ic

~VUVTHfV' N0NINNV VT
benp9renoe SinunSminiiter, %. Tle'
tie, osoe Den 9oe Nai. San bar Ssh
al en- ruSiiif General, Tom i~tanmeoe
fra SpitIano, % bar fsot | 1852.
90 Gar samueI fom ban inb | 81.
nansbcportemeutet % bleo en- 81.
icipcl al sc @itte, til bois eftermano
ban nOnGpnteS, IA &c 8itte bar iol-
ben ! lluaaoe. S December 1908
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Centra|'banen.
Sen npe Sp sewaro porer iom en- 9aooebat.

s minbre enb tire Naaneosr bill alaaa Central Sanen bore fmb Sriit.
% Observation-Disclosures meo Sernbanefiuner for alaffa 6entral
.anfpm SusSag ben 4be Nai til Settle for Hrar at ieuoes til Separo
AIafa, Sernbanens ipblige Gnoepnnf.
eewarS pprsr ipm en- Gaboebat, % uper 800 npe gpsninser er unoer
Spipreie.
sirsOaa ben lobe gai aufom til seattle SO Here serubanepuanlaS.
Ringer meo Sernbauefinnr for Atafa Central, for ligetebes hrar at ien'
bs til Senarh
Sen tore SampbaaS "Sames Collar" aigit Sursoas ben Ste giai fra
seattle til separb. Sen 16be atai afsaar Sampfibet "eanta ana".
ben 22be aai igfn "Sames Dollar" pg ben 1fe sunni Sampfibet Or
ulIOr"; aleammen mo npe arbdOere Os GoOs for aIafa Central.
Yrafbenten fr Alfalfa Central ernbanefumpanet, 8eOrse %. Did
inion, en- al be bp9tighe % bcoH fjenSte Sernbanemano amerifa, afrcife
fra seattle til sswaro meo Sampfibst "Sames Solar" ben Ste 9fai for
at taas ouerOpipmet upr bet HprarteOe arbeSe, Ium mn fpresaar.
8 SUM 0iaaneo aireHr 6 u. sbeeS, Der rsprGfenterer 5eoeral Sruh
% sapimss gauf GbhnsO, iom faHer Eensene for Spsningsn af Sanen.
3 minbrc enb tire Wfaaneoer pl Sernbanen altaa bore fnlb Drift, %
fure % IsunenSe aontraftr for seperauee al 5rast er auereSe siurt.
& @espnoeiien al nGite Waanco pil Yriiet paa MIa=
.ifa Gentrais samens after itige betDseiist, iaa bet sielOer
at fpnbe Hs. ON man bill bragg 5orbel al ben nnuGrenOe Iae Yris.
5Or eammenlisninss siplS fan naonss, at ALTER ssbte gais &
gnfon, 9anen alaha M iases for $4,000 pr. @ftie, og naHe aar
bill be ianoipulispis bore parbt ct Snhu Collars pr. gfhe. eaa folosiat
uObptte eiuer Osnne sans, iOrnOsn at ben bpsrt aar sOr HOrartsOe lib.
pioeihr % 5orbeOrinaer.
men, uaar Sanen isra bsspnber lin Srift. alafa Genrait ganen r meset
lsHereo % biaisere at bssse emb ssbie Sais& DufOn ug bar etlanst risers
Scrritorinm.
5or fer gar Hsen ioMhs afthr sSbite gais & gufun. sanen for
Sc. so pr. afhe % er altaa MI parOt meset per 100 Gause ia mese,
iua DC par ben Sang.
Sent oerior int Iansere mso at Orsrs afsr aIafa GsntraI.sanen,
neoens be enbnn er ia binige.
seno inS seres erOrs til mig Hrar. lesiasst al aQunep erO,r eusr
Graft, betalbar til mig
0piS Se tprGrGffer,f ian Se 1enoe 'Sraffn' I'll en- Santt Sruotnpn,
Minn., meo YaaIas ON, at ben life hal nSbetaIes. nSen mob uoIeperins
al aftiebrep.
glam fan ienbe ben til Msrdauts Eaiunal ganf, 6rputHpn, Ninn,
eDr til Sranoin gmerhan ganf, GrooffonL 9fnn. Sill begge ganfer fan
man fripe pa Gurn. Sbis Se ienher Scnsene til en- ganf, maa &c ieuSe
iulst geIsb uS susans. 90 butt paa. at Se iamtiois ienor Srbren
oirefte til mig.
Sppeoiaaen er, at man life iplbr So.
Cm Der iremoIes er mOsen, iOm snfer nsiere gefto ON saIaet af
Sisie aftier. MAJ gsofummeaoe fripe til mig Hrar. Sa bill mn enbnu
fumme tibsnof.
se. iom ouereOe bar moStasst scHsS, Dor life psnte. men ~uiebliHsIia
ienee inb i'm Srore til MIC.
efrip irar til
Admin pudol crnokcfnn. Mimi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

Song Better. @eien til Serbi.
ems Chrome eif for Song Setter oper
Song Meranoers og Gronning Ora.
gas Gig, og ON R9tterne Drummer
ban ON brt bIobige Drama. Grsm'
meme pRffer BAN, og ban fpues at
bsre Meranbers Saber, Song Milon,
fare siennem Slotteta 8ange meo
oraaet Sper6, ronbenoe: "Spor er
min Ssns MorSere2" Sfte Iigger
ban baagen fra aI. 2 oa faloer 90 til
zig ben pastbnberoe Officer, for at
ban ifal boloe 6am me6 Selifab.
@ommer BON ITO paa @aben, bier
Solicit en- isnenbe aItlbe moo bam.
aIt bette bar tngpt iaa banrot pnn
BAN, at ban afmagres, 90 Der er
Sesn til, at ban bar miitet Oct besIe
8ettet, ban bapoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

HuslanS. timber 8aoifeuroligbe'
berue | aiibnep, RliSIonb, ifebe ct
Rorbattentot pao 2 Seber, % I for.
riae llae itoo 6 Husiere for Hetten,
anfIogeSe for al bape oUret mco, en
al bem bIeo Semt til 3 garS Straf-
orbeioe; De andre %irifienbteS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

sibet. Drebas BEN ste Moi itob
ct bIooigt sIas meIlem GnaeIfm9n.
oene % 5ibetanerne to Wil fra oct
5ieIoifar, fom banner Snogangen
til Oct Iuffeoe 2mub. Slaset nareoe
I to Elmer, og benneb 200 Sibeto.
mere faIot. Tcres Scr beitob at 1900
Tano, og be foriuareoe i'm Stiaing
meb uoboIbenoe Sopperbeb. griterne
bapoe a faIbne, beriblanbt aapt. ge.
tbune, % 81 ioareoe. On Sneitorm
rniebe UNDER aompeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

Sc nbfpmile Hummere al "g}eb
Slrneu" Ion erbOloes ior zoe
6rtra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

lloItiain0en | ct. 2oltis bleo / oen
fsrite llse beisat al 137,70S Ser.
Toner. Eli Communicating anfsres,
at @eis9et til lleitiaingen / Chicago
fiIn Dor t20,47O / Den fsrite llge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
Course in Music for School Teachers.


In response to the demand of the
Wisconsin public schools for teach
ers who can give instruction in
music as we'll as in other branches,
and also for supervisors of music
in the graded and high schools, the
school of music at the University
OF Wisconsin will give special
courses il the methods of 1nstruc-
ton in music for the public schools,
beginning December LIST of the pres
ent year. Mr.. Herman T. Owen,
formerly of Boston, who has made
a special study Of the teaching Of
music in the schools will give two
courses in this work, one of which
is intended for those who wish to
teach music in connection with the
regular branches, and one which is
designed for those who wish to be-
come supervisors of music.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
Winter Weather.

The first heralds of winter, rude
and clustering ones, have made
their appearance, and delightful
autumn has wrapped her cloak a.
bout her graceful form and retil es
from the path of young Boreas.
All the signs of winter are here.
People with pinched faces and red
noses hurry shivering through the
streets, the dealers in wearing APP
parel are dressed in heavy listers
and sweet smiles, the stove and fuel
dealers pat themselves and declare
that we are going to have a hard
winter. Flannels, heavy under
wear and warm wraps are brought
forth and the thoughtful husband
pushes his gentle helpmate out of
bed first to start the fire into oper-
alton. The presence of winter
brings pleasure and profit to some
people and bad cold and added
duties to others.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
Dedication Ceremonies.

&On Wednesday, ST. Clements
Day, the Catholic congregation of
this city dedicated their new pipe
organs and the addition to their
cemetery. A large number of the
parishioners were in attendance,
and Father Pape of Potosi, Father
Field of Fennimore, Father ODono-
van of Bloomington, and Father
Niehaus ! of Milwaukee, assisted
Father Schleicher in the ceremonies.
Mass was said at 6 a. M, the bless
ing Of the organ and cemetery was
said at 10, and high mass was held
at 1920. Father Schleicher gave
the blessing on the organ, an honor
which the visiting priests prevailed
upon him to accept.
Father Field said mass, with Faith
or Niehaus deacon, Father O'Don-
ovan sub-deacon, and Father Schlei-
cher master of ceremonies. Rev.
Niehaus was priest of this congrega-
ton some twelve years ago, and in
his sermon spoke highly of the i'm
provement made in the church since
that time. He specially praised
the choir for the excellence of their
service.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26

Sam Kerr, the Hurricane mer-
chant and all-around business man,
was an agreeable caller yesterday,
ordering the Herald for his brother,
Bernard, of Archie, Mo. Mr.. Kerr
and wife recently returned from a
visit with the Missouri colony of
former Badger folks.
Supt. and Matron Dyer served
an excellent repast to the inmates
of the asylum and county home
Thanksgiving day, the most sub
stantial the unfortunates had en-
joyed for years-and it was APP
preciated.
-Messrs. Earl Ivey and Clarence
Gordon are taking in the windnp of
the big show at ST. Louis.
Fred Burckhart is home after q
three months tour with theatrical
troupe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
Van Hise on Ore Deposits.

The United States Geological
Survey has just published the vol
luminous treatise on metamorphism
by President Charles r. Van Hise
Of the University of Wisconsin.
The work which covers the entire
field of the alteration of rock is the
result of over twenty years of study
and research, and DR.. Van Hise has
devoted the last seven years to
completing this volume. AS DR..
Van Hise undertakes to show that
the. ore deposits are produced by
metamorphic processes, his treat
ment of the subject is Of great i'm
portance to mining interests which
depend upon the location and ex-
tent Of deposits of ore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
WON HIS wv"
A Lancaster Boy Gets Lanrels in
Athletics.

In the game of football played be-
tween Chicago and Wisconsin
Thursday, resulting in a victory of
Is to IL for the former, a Lancaster
boy figured conspicuously. Warren
A. Gelbach, the former fullback OF
the high school team, is commented
on by the big dailies as being very
promising piece of material for next
years team. He is training at 1913
pounds, is over feet tall, apd is all
muscle and determination. He was
the last Of seven men to be tried in
the Wisconsin line at right tackle,
the point where Chicago made her
gains, and was more successful in
stopping the charges than any Of
the others had been.
Any University of Wisconsin
football player who plays one half
of championship game with any
degree of success is entitled to wear
on his cap or sweater the highest
honor of the kind which the school
can bestow, the big red w. and
the new men strive as hard to gain
it as did the English soldiers for
the Victoria Cross. 1t is the red
badge of courage that places the
varsity athlete high up in the esti-
nation of his fellow college men,
and makes him the hero of all the
fair goods. Hearty congratulations
are extended to this brawny Lam
caster lad, and another year will
probably see him regular, helping
to hoist the Wisconsin standards
out of the dust of defeat of the last
two years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26

"A special election was held in
the village of Cassville yesterday to
secure an expression of the citizens
whether or not they desired to own
and maintain the electric light plant
there. AS the Herald goes to press
the result has not been learned.
Sank county is to have new
court house, to be erected at Bara-
boo, and the county board of
supervisors at its annual meeting
held last week appropriated 800, 900
for that purpose.
-Chas. II. Richardson of Lathrop,
Mont, is guest of relatives in
Lancaster and vicinity.
Lou Fischer and family were
guests OF Bloomington relatives
over Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
Probate Court.

P. Mcnamara estate, petition for
settlement. Order made assigning
estate.
VIM. White estate, petition to pro-
bate will. VIM. White, Jr., ap-
pointed executor, bond $15, 900.
Adam Morrow estate, petition for
administration. Louisa Morrow APP
pointed Administrative, bond 3d.
400.
Joshua Pritchett estate, petition
for settlement. Order made assign
ing estate.
David R. Walker estate, petition
for administration. Geo. G.. Walk
or appointed administrator, bond
$500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
We Know We're Right Now.

The Herald says that ''when Ed
Pollock states that The Teller has
the largest circulation OF any paper
in the county he is spouting some
thing he knows nothing about. !"
Guess he knows something about it.
1t is few weeks since the Herald
engine was on bust and the boys
had to get it printed at The Teller
office. It's number proved to be be-
tween 200 and 800 less than the reg
ular run of the Teller. Teller, Nov.
24th.
The above explanation is very
pleasing to the Herald, for at the
time of the breakdown there were
already about 600 copies of the
Herald printed for that particular
issue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26

IF you pay in advance for the
Herald you are safe for year from
all trials and troubles. Have no
rheumatism, you will be safe from
lawsuits. In the spring every egg
will hatch and the chickens will be
free from lice, roup and appended
tbs. If you fall in the creek you
will come out with a pocket full of
fish. Your wife won't have single
freckle on her nose next summer,
and when she goes away on a visit
the schoolma' am will board at your
house. Everything will come your
way except counterfeit money.
Every horse on the farm will get
killed on the railroad the day it is
thirty years old. You will have
more money than some people have
corn fodder. We guarantee all this
and more to new subscribers.
Through the scarcity of ties the
side track to Britting CHAM Hixon
Lumber company's plant is not yet
completed. A carload of ties for
this purpose was shipped here
Thursday and work on the extern
sion will now be rushed. A scarcity
of ties all along the line of this divi-
sion of the Northwestern is reported.
John Stippich of Liberty town
ship was here yesterday. He and
his good wife were enroute to
Potosi for a visit with Fred Breihan
and family. Mr.. Stippich renewed
the subscription of his brother
Louis of Wichita.
Henry Koch, the efficient opera
tor at the Northwestern station
here, filled his anatomy with gobbler
at the old home in Norfolk Thurs
day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
Many Attend University Dairy School.

The winter term Of the Dairy
School of the University of Wis
consin has opened with an attend
ance of 125 students. AS the ar
rangements of the school were
planned for but 100 students, the
school is crowded and it has been
necessary to transfer the lectures
to the new Agricultural building.
The work of the school, which con-
tinues for twelve weeks, includes
creamery butter making, factory
cheese making, laboratory milk
testing. and shop work with dairy
machinery. A party of Swiss cheese
makers from Green County is at
tending the school this year to take
advantage of the instructions IN
foreign cheese making which the
Dairy School now offers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
CHANGE IN HOTEL.
John McAuley Is New Landlord at
the Lancaster House.


Owing to i'll health ''Fon" Moore
has relinquished his lease of the
Lancaster house and John McAuley
OF this city, formerly manager of
the same hotel, has again assumed
control. Mr.. McAuley is too well
known to need any introduction
from the Herald pencil pusher,
the friends he and his amiable wife
formed during their previous term
of service being a sufficient recon-
mend of their ability along this
line.
We bespeak for them the pat
ronage of old and new customers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26

The name Morrison meets with
general approval with residents of
the new town Of North Lancaster,
created by the county board, and
it is quite likely the vote in April
next will so decide it. It is named
after pioneer settler of this local
ity, whose remains are inferred in
a private burial spot on the farm
now owned and occupied by Peter
Stoffel where the big pine tree
stands. Mr.. Morrison settled upon
this farm and died there.
Thanksgiving was an enjoyable
day atsthe county seat. There were
the usual home-comings, gathered
at the old home to partake of moth
er's cooking once more-the brown
turkey, the fat pumpkin pie and the
rest Of the good things that fill the
heart with old joy. It's day to
fill the heart and the stomach, too.
The Boscobel city council has
passed ordinances against splitting;
awnings must be six feet above
sidewalks; cordwood cannot be left
on any main thoroughfare more
than "a hours; merchants can use
but three feet of sidewalks for dis
play of wares.
Thirteen senior civil engineer
ing students of the University of
Wisconsin accompanied by PROBES
sor w. D. Taylor of the College of
engineering, are spending this week
at st. Louis inspecting the exhibits
of professional interest to civil en-
gineers.
VIM. Hartmann of Cassville was
in the city yesterday. He is son
of that progressive farmer, Herman
Hartmann, Sr. The young man in
tends to go to Logansport, Ind., for
visit with sister next month.
.g E. HI. Grifis, Jno. Scheinpfug,
Geo. Budd and Masters John Griffis
and Fred Scheinpfug went over to
Livingston yesterday to visit the
Sunrise mine.
&C. D. Stratton has So signed
contracts for the prospective ex-
change of the Wisconsin Bell Tele-
phone company, and it is now a
sure thing.
Ralph Ray came home from
Chicago Wednesday for few days
visit.
Frank Maiben is home from the
university over Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-11-26
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Cupid s Franks as Recorded by County
Clerk Grifis.

James A. Kelley, Ethel Mabie,
both of Millville.
August Meier, Potosi; Mary Haas,
Paris.
A. w. Hooser, Isabelle Meinhartd,
both of Platteville.
Earl Smith, Eva Whitisb, both of
Fennimore.
Daniel E. Curtis, Lancaster; Clara
M. Meyers, Beetown.