Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-09-21
Madison will hold a carnival

Miss Lena Roth is visiting at
Gutenberg, Ia.
Lee Fawcett is on hunting trip
in Crawford county.
There is fine new piano in
the home of F. w. Stevens.
j. W. Palmer of Montfort was
In town on business Tuesday.
Louis Huftil has removed from
Dubuque to this city. He is i'm
proving in health.
Register George Gunderson
passed a few happy days down on
the farm the former part of the
week.
Dick Sweeney was home on
visit last week. He has been en-
ployed by his brother Alex. at
Mazomanie.
Geo. Blakesley will attend the
big carnival at Cedar Rapids the
first week in October and visit his
brother while there.
d. L. Green passed through
here Tuesday on his way home to
Rewey from Oklahoma, where he
had been all summer.
"A large delegation of Lancas-
ter people attended the fair at
Bloomington, and all report a nice
time and good fair.
Republican caucuses to name
delegates to assembly conventions
will be held throughout the county
on Saturday, Oct. 9Th.
Miss Frances Walton enter
tanned a large company of her little
girl friends Saturday afternoon in
honor of Miss Virginia Nathan.
Highland is planning to have a.
railr BAD celebration Thursday. It
is expected that the village and
Linden will be connected by rail by
tomorrow.
4. Thirty three Soft. poles arrived
last week to be used by the tele-
phone and electric light companies
about town. They are the longest
poles ever received here. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Basford-in
fact the whole Basford family, are
rejoicing over the arrival ifof a little
daughter. The young lady made
her appearance Saturday.
-"Notice of Tax Deed is the
subject of strictly business com
munlcation by County Clerk Grih1s'
IN another column. It is the short
est list published in years. M
"A party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Zenz, Mrs. Matt.
zenz and children, Mr.. and Mrs,
Dan Leamy, Mrs. Thos. Leamy and
Miss Isabel Leamy visited at Shulls-
burg Saturday W
Judge Anderson of Manitowoc,
son-in-law Of the late Judge Mills,
contributed an excellent article in
Sentinel on the political
in Wisconsin. The Herald
may reproduce it in later issue. :.
"A pocketbook was found on the
way to the depot Saturday morning,
the principal contents being tobacco
tags and coupons. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing for this notice at the Herald
office.
Engineer c. w. rockingham.
who is taking an enforced layoff
and walking on crutches, as the
result of a recent scalding of leg
at Galena, is experiencing the first
bad luck of his entire forty-one
years service with the G. & N. w.
railway, which event he will cele-
brate Sept. Is. Such record is
almost unparalleled in railway
service.
Chairman w. j. Brennan of
the Republican County Central
committee, in conjunction with
chairman of the other committees
has prepared calls for caucuses and
conventions for the assembly and
senatorial conventions. Caueuses
will be held Saturday, Oct. Sth. to
elect delegates for both conventions
The assembly conventions will he
held in Fennimore and Potosi for
each district respectively on Thurs
day, Oct. 18th. The senatorial con-
vention for the 10th dist. compris-
ing Grant and Crawford counties
will be held at Boscobel Mon
day, Oct. 18th. The calls will be
printed in detail in the Herald's
next issue.