Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-06-15

CASTER, beginning July IIUH, anu
continuing two weeks.
Conductors Prof. A. J. Schuster,
Platteville Normal; Principals P. A.
Kolb, Prairie du- CHEN; F. M. Jack,
Sparta; E. L. Roethe, Fennimore.
{ Full notice and directions will be
sent to teachers in due time.
CHAs. III. NYE,
1878 County Supt.
Judge Clementson and Court
Reporter Orion are holding court
at Darlington.
Lancaster won a game of base
ball played with Platteville yester-
day by score of 8 to 5.
Miss Stiles, teacher in the Ian
caster high school, returned to her
home in Beloit Saturday.
Rev. Theo. Clifton, the eminent
divine, will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church Sunday. His
theme will be 1.-The Greatest Need
in the World" All cordially in
vited.
The Y. P. S. G.. E. of the Con-
gregational church will give an ice
cream social in the church parl 3rs
this Friday evening. Ice cream
five cents. Ice cream and cake ten
cents. Everybody come.
John Adams of Patch Grove
has purchased the Lancaster house,
Richard Samuels retiring. The
purchaser turned in his farm of
200 acres in township Of Patch
Grove on the deal, which was made
through L. Armfield's agency.
New Herald subscribers the
past week we're VIM. Bendorf,
Mason City, Ia; Ed Teasdale, Glen
Haven; Mrs. John Adams, Patch
Grove; Adam Heller, Boscobel;
Fred Millin, Bagley; Chas Brande-
muhl, Geo. A. Walker, Jerry Emler,
Frank Steil, Miss M. E. Walker,
Frank Turner, Lancaster.
-Thos. Hore has brought suit for
800 against Henry Behncke, and
the case was called Saturday before
Justice Shimmin. An adjourn
ment was taken to Friday next at
9 a. m. Plaintiff alleges defend
ant agreed to pay him this amount
providing he could sell his farm for.
him at a stipulated sum. The
place was sold to Fred Govier but
commission was not paid Mr..
Hore and he brings suit to recover.
Ed M. Lowry is counsel for plaintiff
and G.. B. Clementson for defend
ant.
A quartette of incurable insane
patients was sent here Monday
evening to be confined in the coun-
ty asylum. All are from this
county and have been receiving
treatment at the state hospital at
Mendoza for some time past. Find
ing them hopeless cases the patti
ents are transferred to the home
county institution, if it has one, or
to some other county asylum. The
names of the recent acquisition of
unfortunate beings are as follows:
Frank Adkins, Bloomington; John
Stohlmeyer, Platteville; Loretta
Bachim, Melissa Samborn, Bosco-
bel.
The most satisfactory and sue
cessful system of leasing farms is
on shares on a five year term with
landlord and tenant owning stock
jointly to the full capacity of the
farm to support. The very poorest
is to rent a farm to Tom,
Dick and Harry for a year and let
them skin it to a finish in produc-
ing a grain crop to sell. Some fool
landlords can never view a tenant
in any other light than to look
upon him as a fellow to be squeezed
to finish, and this begets class
of tenants who will set it to land
lord every time they have the
chance. Successful leasing of
farms is only possible where land
lord and0tenant work together as
co-partners, and this is why the
the long lease has every advantage
over the short one. The draining
of the land, the growing of clover
and the proper use of the farm
fertilizers are only possible in con-
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