Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-03-04

Highland is to have an electric
light plant.
-Chas. Klarman had business at
Fennimore Thursday.
w. B. Doll made business trip
to Burton Wednesday.
IN. j Tiedeman called on Fenni-
more patrons Thursday.
%. Heberlein has shoe ad. to-
day that you should read. -
Mrs. w. r. Shattuck and two
sons of Benton are in Lancaster for
visit.
Miss Minnie McKelvey spent
the past week on Boice creek visit
ing friends and relatives.
When the ice gets to gorging
a little dynamite properly applied
might save a few bridges.
Miss Bertha Rudersdorf closed
a successful term OF school in the
Whitcomb district yesterday.
No more giant fire crackers. in
Wisconsin. A bill has passed the
legislature prohibiting their sale in
this state.
We again call attention of de-
linquent subscribers to whom state
ments have been mailed that settle
ment must be made by April LIST.
The stock of the Fezer shoe
store has been sold to r. N. Daven-
port who will close it out at once
as he is doing with the Basford
stock.
Louis Leighty is down from
Neillsville on visit with old friends
and relatives. Lou is looking well
and appears to be prospecting.
Hiram Taylor, an old-time
Herald subscriber residing in Bee
town township, getting his mail at
Cassville, was pleasant caller
Wednesday.
Several new cases of scarlet
fever have been discovered in the
south part Of town and the south
side primary school will be closed
as a result.
Henry Macke, ST., residing on
Rural Route 2 was a welcome
visitor Wednesday. He has been
housed up with the grippe for
several weeks.
Communion service at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morn
ing. Pastors evening subject: 1.-THE
Smallest Man IN the World. 2
Special music at these services.
The Eastern Stars will give an
other of their popular card parties
at the Masonic hall Tuesday even
ing next. Refreshments will be
served. Commences promptly at
s p. N. Admission 1Oc. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The reliable implement and
buggy firm, G. w. Knapp & Son,
make their annual spring announce
ment in the Herald today. There's
no better establishment in the
country to deal with and they sell
nothing but what is substantial.
Ted Lowry who is attending
school at Annapolis writes that he
is going to Washington Saturday to
see the inauguration ceremonies.
Ted is doing very we'll in school
and has about month and half
more time before the April ex-
aminatlons.
Theo. Steines and Gus Olson
were callers Wednesday. They will
run the cheese factories at British
Hollow and Tennyson again this
season and were down there max
ing arrangements to resume opera
tons. A new factory near the j.
H. Bennett farm is also contemplate
ed by them.
The card party given by the
Rathbone sisters Wednesday even.
ing was a great success. There
were over one hundred and fifty
people there playing whist, clnch
and finch. In whist Bert Schreinel
won the first prize and DR.. Clifford
the BOBBY prize. Tasty refresh
ments were served by the ladies OF
the lodge and every one expressed
themselves as having had very
good time.
While Yep Jay, the Chinese
laundryman, was ironing Wednes-
day afternoon the gasoline iron
heater which he was using started
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