Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-19

Reserve an n, ad jim the fair. book : &;
: Madison is to secure beet
sugar factory.
!. Ringing Bros. show is I'm q New.
York and, Vermont this week.,
Mrs. N. Bennett,sof Chicago. is
visiting relatives in Lancaster.
&C. L, Harper is;here from Madi-
son on a brief visit with relatives.
Now that hot weather has come
we can growi beeausesit is no-longer
cool. sf,.soasa ~ IS .-,. @@::@ ~ .'n.'' Y
The people Z, Of Monroe have
voted $4,000 for a new school
building. s. S. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Lewis
were UP from Potosi for visit first
of the week. I'll TT II
N. A. Grattan's Herald is
ordered changed from Cassville to
Springfield, S. D.
Mrs. Chas. Elliott and children
of Eagle Grove are guests of rela-
tives in Lancaster.
\. John Collins and wife visited
relatives and old friends at Rich
land Center last week. If"
"A new traction engine Of
Stephens manufacture was received
here Monday by Chas. Boyd.
Hazel Green has four saloons
this year. License $500. Sherm
Hayden. is interested in oneof them.
The new depot to be erected at
Madison by the Northwestern will
be 100xA5O #. and two stories high.
Estimated cost $3.50, 900.
+ w. G.. Knox received his new
Pope automobile first OF the week.
1t was ordered through CIV. KNAPP
& Son and is a dandy. ~
-Supt. P. A. Kolb, who is as
sisting in conducting the institute
here, goes to Oconomowoc as princi-
pal Of the schools. of that city next
year. ay..,;; jI'''2 " s's.,e33s s.!9 :, q
+ a monthly pension of $40 has
been granted Harry Wurster Of this
city. as "a minor. heir Of the late
Gotleib Wurster, father Of Mrs. W.,
B. Dyer. ~. 49,, ..s, s,sss.is )
Bear in mind the excursion to
Devils Lake tomorrow. It's a fine
trip and a good outing. Fare but
$3.50 for round trip. Train leaves
Lancaster att a. m.r ..s... ~
7 Levi Eastman, who runs the
new lumber yard at Hazel Green
for the Wisowa company, was a
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Eastman, over Sunday. s
Joe McCoy's fine buggy horse
took a lively run Monday scared
by an auto and before reaching
home deposited the buggy as well
as injuring himself seriously.
= -Thel g is something grand and
inspiring IN young man who fails
squarely, after doinglhis level best
and then enters the contest again
and again with undaunted courage
and redoubled energy. We have
no fear for the youth who is not
disheartened at failure.
A six year old girl near Savanna,
ILL.,, died from fright at the sight of
an organ grinder the other day.
Her parents had frightened her in
to obedience by threats of the
''bogyman" and ''ragman. They
now realize their folly and other
parents should take warning.
The following newspaper tip
for those who are pestered by mos
quitoes is important if true: ssThrow
a piece of alum the size of a marble
into bowl Of hot, water and wet
the hands and exposed parts in it.
Not a mosquito will touch. you.
They hum about and disappear.
Invitations have been received
by local democrats to the COM
plimentary reception and banquet
to be rendered William Jennings
Bryan upon his visit to Madison
July 2Sth. Several of the recipi-
ents of such invitations have signi-
fed their intention to be present
upon the occasion.
j. H. Fosbinder of Montfort.
who purchased the promising young
stallion, Bill Bailey, of W. B. Dyer
last year, was so successful in the
wagers that he made on Bob La
Toilette last fall that he hos ohanood