Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-18
F. w. Strong intends going to

Bloomington yesterday.
Prof. Fred Duncalf was here
from Dodgeville Saturday.
Note the cast Of characters for
wyoming" in this issue.
Reuben Garner returned yester-
day from a trip to Missouri.
Thatcher Robe and family went
to Henryetta, Ind. Ter, Tuesday.
Horace Knapp has moved here
from Platteville and reside in the
3rd ward,
A. F. Bennest Of Milwaukee was
a Sunday visitor in Lancaster with
relatives.
Meet us at the Congregational
church Friday, Oct. goth, and we'll
eat hot chicken pie.
The annual Rummage Sale,
Friday afternoon and Saturday-in
the room west of Ats store.
Mrs. Ed Shaw is here from
Wipona for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Smith.
Please send in your contribu
tions Thursday afternoon or Friday
m ,rning for the Rummage Sale.
The Herald turned out some
nice calendars for R. N. Hoskins,
the popular Bloomington aucJioneer,
last week.
But one marriage license grant
ed since our last issue that of Merton
Dodsworth, Elroy, and Rose Nc
Clarity, Lancaster
A party composed of Ernest
Degner, Will Reincke, J. W. Tuck
wood, Peter Henkel and John Day
went to South Dakota yesterday.
The Rebekahs are to meet at
Odd Fellows hall next Saturday
evening at 7:30 to make arrange
ments to attend the convention at
Platteville on the Oath.
Our Madison Letter will be
permanent feature Of the Herald
hereafter and we have the exclusive
service. 1t furnishes intere sting
reading from the state capital.
Editor Henry Roethe established
a new eating record at the Norweg-
ian church anniversary feast at
Blue River Sunday. 1t is reported
that he got outside of six chickens.
The Hight School football team
went to Cassville to play the High
School team of that village Satur-
day, but on account of a disagree
ment the contest was not pulled off.
Reserve your seats for "Wyom-
ing Thursday night. Prices: Chill
dren, 1st row, Csc; next 4 rows Use;
balance seats soc; general admission
SOC; reserved seats without extra
charge.
A party composed of w. G.. La
Rue of Ba1aboo, T. S. Stoughton of
Luverne, Mimi, w. j. Mclaughlin
of Platteville and Ulrich Eberle of
Highland, inspected the Eberle mine
yesterday.
The play Wyoming at Reels
opera house tomorrow night will be
preceded by the one-act comedy
farce entitled" "A Silent Woman"
Reserve your seats at Benefits
drugstore, Is and SOC.
&c. E. Miller of Brodtville, a
juror who managed to get on sever
al cases in circuit court just by
streak of luck; will hereafter be
better acquainted with the calendar
for he subscribed for the Herald.
The Wyoming" company play
ed at the Fuller opera house at
Madison last season to a big audi
ence. Ihey play there again this
season Oct. II; Platteyille the 18th
and at Reeds opera house here to-
morrow night.
The objection to North Dakota
was expressed by one of our local
farmers in the following language
yesterday: "The brand of conversa-
ton water peddlel by the bootleg
gers this year is said to be the limit
and then some. 1t is ma lie of alcohol.
rainwater'a and brown sugar."
Mrs. Adolph Lee and baby re-
turned to their home In Oelwe1n,
Iowa, Monday after an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Budworth. Her sister. Mrs.
Harry Elwell, of Cassville, accom-
panied her and will make her a
visit Of several weeks.
A n0WSDaDor n11h1iShnd in Ohio