Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-08
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two in an empty one.
When money talks no one
makes fun Of it's grammar.
Marrying for love is fine
thing, if you can afford it.
Judge Goodsell had business in
Madison a portion of the past week.
The Commercial club held
another enthusiastic meeting Tues
day eve.
tits easier for woman to love a
man than to let some other woman
love him.
The fellow who hasn't the price
of meal needs no tonic to sharpen
his appetite.
Help out the fountain fund by
eating chicken pie at the council
room Tuesday eve.
Remember, young man, that
you can't buy experience and have
it charged to papa.
Some people thing they are in
the swim when they are really only
up to their ankles.
Miss Abbie Phelps had the
misfortune to sprain her wrist quite
seriously last week.
The improvident man is often
up IN the clouds looking for some
of those silver Innings.
State Treas. Agt. Pollock came
down from Madison to attend the
fair meeting Saturday.
Wisconsin company telephones
have been installed in both the
north and south schools.
Rev. Sleicher assisted in con-
firmation ceremonies at the Cath
Ollie church at Highland Sunday.
Messrs. John Bennett and John
Krall went to Pierre, S. D., on
land business yesterday morning.
&C. H. Sampson and family with
exception of his son Arch, moved
to Platteyille this week to reside.
Brakeman Ed Shaw now runs
into Lancaster occasionally. He
has been on the main line for some
time.
The Ladies of the M. E. church
will serve their monthly tea We'd
nesday Nov. 9Th from five until all
are served.
Yesterday was election day in
many states. The New York
mayoralty campaign was the warm
est fight on.
Ariel Quartette of Boston at
the opera house Friday evening.
This is the first number of the
lecture course.
With several more to add there
are 104 telephones in connection
with the local exchange of the Wis
consln company here.
Mrs. Minnie Henkel, who was
here from ST. Louis to attend to the
settling up of her husbands estate,
returned home Saturday.
The Herald is engaged in get
ting out County Supt. Nye's annual
report in pamphlet form for men,
bers of the county board.
Smallpox exists at the state
school for the blind at GAINESVILLE
and the entire list of students and
faculty have been vaccinated.
L. Alt & Sons received a car
load of potatoes last week from the
potato district. More will be shipped
here to supply the local demand
Remember the chicken pie
supper Tuesday eve in the council
room of the city hall. Supper
served from 5 p. m. until all are
filled. Proceeds for fountain fund.
Mrs. Leta Meyers and two chill
dren returned to their home at
Miller, S. D., yesterday morning
after pleasant visit of several
weeks with relatives in this section.
Sugar beets were raised at a
profit on Prairie du Chien's poor
sand this season, a number of
farmers giving them a trial, and AZ
acres were harvested in all. The
industry will be carried on more ex-
tensively next season.
John Hutchcroft created a dis.
turbance at Livingston Friday by
becoming drunk and disorderly and
was arrested by Constable w. C.
Livingston. He was brought to
Lancaster and served six days in