Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-04

M0ntfo1t on business yesterday.
R. Meyer, Jr., returned yester-
day from a business trip to st. Paul.
Sam Levin Of the Boston Store
went to Chicago yesterday to pur-
chase goods.
Louise Club writes to have her
Herald forwarded to Kiner, N. D.,
where she is teaching.
Henry Baker entertained Mr..
and Miss Barker of Sioux City over
Sunday. They are grandchildren.
Admitting that the corn crop
might be better, the question is
asked: who can name the year
when it was better?
Mrs. Porter of Cuba City spent
last week with the family of her
uncle, Henry Thomas. Mrs. Thorn
as accompanied her home.
Frank A. De Zotell of Madison,
travelling freight agent on the
Northwestern, looked after interests
of the company here yesterday.
IN. j. Tiedemann, the Lancaster
soft drink manufacturer, has turned
out a new brand of ginger ale that
is termed Red Rock and it equals
the very best in quality.
Landlord Wright and Aid. A.
G. Knapp returned home Saturday
from ten days trip through Mon
tana. They enjoyed the journey
and the scenery very much.
Joe Wright has one of the best
saddle horses ever seen IN this Sec
ton. He also purchased a dandy
little Shetland pony at Richland
Center last week for his children.
Judge Clementson and Court
Reporter Orton went to Dodgeville
Monday to complete the regular
term of circuit court for Iowa coun-
ty. They expect to return home
today.
You will hear something laugh
able if you can get Brakeman Geo.
Verden to tell you of the experience
he had with a drunken man coming
home from the Galena fair one day
last week.
A second Diocesan election for
successor to Bishop Nicholson is
necessitated on account Of the de-
clination Of Dean Mathews to &C.
cept the place.
Mrs. Mate Ross and little sons
took the o'clock train from here
Friday afternoon, bound for their
home in Duluth. Their aunt, Miss
Kit Smith, brought them up from
Beetown and remained over night
at her brother Frank Smiths.
Herbert Slaght, residing near
Porter's bridge, is suffering from
badly fractured leg. The accident &C.
Cured Wednesday evening last and
was caused by the kick of horse.
Drs. Blackburn of Beetown and
Lewis of Bloomington attended the
injured man.
MIR. ThanhOuser, wife and son
Of Milwaukee, well known in mer
camille lines, are to open a ladies'
furnishing store in the Basford
building this week. They will
handle fancy line of goods for
ladies exclusively. A cordial invi-
tation for you to call and inspect
their line is given in an adv. in this
paper today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belken and
two children of Iowa Falls, Ia, Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Belken and three
children and Philip Belken and
daughter of Elk Grove and Edward
Belken of Mineral Point were here to
attend the marriage of their sister
Christina to H. S. Gerlach. With
the presence of these the family is
complete and family reunion will
be held.
Otto Qualls, a miner who has
been employed in the mines at
Hazel Green for month past, was
arrested by Under Sheriff Calls on
Saturday and brought to county
jail here. The arrest was made at
the request of Sheriff L. D. Gardner
of Aurora, Mo-, who has been on
his trail for many months. The
young man will answer to the
charge of seduction. Sheriff Gard
ner was notified of the arrest and
arrived here Monday for his man.
Mendoza Park is to be the name
OF new pleasure resort to be op-
ened next spring on the north shore
Of Lake Mendoza at Madison. The
grounds are to be cleaned. SWINGS
erecued and all the necessary CON