Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-04-29
Early garden stuff is booming.


been harvested.
You can now plant potatoes in
the dark of the noon.
Grant Porter, of Beetown, was
in Lancaster Thursday.
-Chas. Bennett is home from
West Allis for a few days.
Ed Angus went to Delton. Wis,
on business trip Thursday.
The Easter rabbits are not near
ly so expensive as the Easter hon.
nets.
&C. w. Kohler, of Cobb, visited
Lancaster on Thursday of this
week.
County Surveyor Appleby was
over from Boscobel on business first
of the week.
Peter Sine, sheriff of Crawford
county, was here on business
Wednesday.
Who said anything about a
backward spring? The dandelions
are in bloom.
-Messrs. Frank Peacock and
Henry Pink were over from Bloom
ington yesterday.
Miss Blanche Rothschild is a
guest of her friend, Miss Nettie
WEIGH, of Galena.
John Berrigan and family
moved to Clark county this week to
reside permanently.
"A number of Livingston people
were here on the Drinkwater-
Andrew case Wednesday.
County Supt. Nye visited schools
in Patch Grove, Wylusing, Bagley
and Glen Haven this week.
-Ex-County Treas. Scheinpfug
is to erect a fine new modern resi-
dence at Boscobel this season.
The picket fence surrounding
the county Jail property is being
removed and will not be replaced.
The strawberries you buy may
be cheaper, but they don't taste as
good as the ones you raise yourself.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Rice of
Marion are expected here next week
for visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Chas. E. Tuf1ey.
Anton Carr of Madison, a
brother of the late unfortunate
Barney Carr, was in Lancaster
Wednesday securing further details
if possible regarding his brothers
accidental death.
james Duncan was up from
Dubuque for short visit Wednes-
day. He intends to return next
week and accept position in Geo.
Gibbs tonsorial parlors, taking the
place held by JAS. McBrien.
The Ladies' of the G.. A. R. will
be on hand to serve good hot bever-
ages to all who wish to B served
with substantial BIS, and home made
candy will B sold to those who wish
to purchase by the young BIS.
DO not forget the 10 cent B.
Bite given at the K. P. hall by the
busy bees of the ladies of the G.. A.
r., Saturday afternoon, from to Z.
Every body invited. Committee at
the hall from 8 p. M, to receive all
donations. 4
Amos Devoe was here Wednes-
day with ten young wolf scalps and
he carried home $50 in bounty for
them. The same old mother had a
big litter last year but some other
fellow got them. The bounty laws
are little lame in this regard. The
bounty on female wolves should be
increased to $25 and perhaps some
of the prolific old mother wolves
would be exterminated.
The rear coach of the narrow
gauge train jumped the track on
the horse shoe bend on it's return
trip Thursday morning. Several
passengers were aboard but FORUM
ately none sustained injuries. The
disabled coach was uncoupled from
the balance of the train and the
trip to Fennimore continued, the
passengers being transferred to the
other coach. Matters were righted
in the afternoon.
-Rashe Hubbell and Miss Ida
Kradwell, popular couple of Bos-
cobel, were married at Fennimore
by Rev. Bond of Boscobel Monday
morning. The bride and groom