Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-10

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The Herald has IL pages today,
printed entirely at home.
Editor Bishop and DR.. Heraty
of Bloomington were callers yester-
day.
Albert BROKER took several
parties too the reunion at Platteville
in his auto Thursday.
Lieut.. Geo. Barnett of the U.
S. navy is home to Boscobel for a
visit with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Miller came home
from Chicago Fri. eve. where she
has been for an operation.
jerome Bishop was up from the
Hurricane Yesterday. He is having
a nice trade in monuments.
--Messrs. Frank and Barney Nc
Guigan of NToodman were here on
probate business Wednesday.
The village board of Montfort
has appropriated $500 for cement
walks to be installed this season.
The Potosi bank is in pros
porous condition. Note the official
statement published in this issue.
Miss Mabel Judd has returned
from Springfield, Mimi, where she
completed her school year as in
structor.
The Political Equality club will
meet with Mrs. Baumgartner at the
residence of Geo. Muesse at 8 p. m.
Monday.
The high school baseball team
was defeated by an aggregation of
players from Bloomington here yes
terday. Score 2 to O.
r. E. Murphey arrived in Lam
caster from the east Tuesday eve
and is kept busy renewing acquaint-
ances and making new friends.
Edward Frey and his sister,
Mrs. Adams were Mt. Hope dele
gates to the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs' conventions at Milwau-
kee this week.
Considering the weather the
reception given the graduates by
the Junior class last night was in
every way a pleasing elimination
of commencement week.
Solomon Boucher, an inmate of
the county asylum whose home was
at Prairie du Chen, died at Z a. m.
yesterday. Remains were taken to
Prairie du Chen by Supt. Dyer to-
day for burial. Deceased has rela-
tives there.
John M. Oswald writes Martin
Oswald from Switzerland that he
would like to make trip to Ameri-
ca this summer and desires that
Wieland Oswald should come for
him. Wieland has good summers
job at the Minnesota state uni
versity however and while he
would enjoy the trip, dislikes to
relinquish his hold on the position.
The German Presbyterians of
Marion, Rev. J. J. Agena, pastor,
intend to hold their annual mission
feast on Sunday, June Is. Rev.
Kroesche of Muscoda, Rev. Till of
Lancaster and Rev. Engelke of
Waukon, Iowa, are expected to
preach. The Ladies' Aid Society
will serve free dinner and supper
at the parsonage. All are cordially
invited.
"A special school meeting of High
School Disctrict No 1 of the town of
Clifton has been called by the clerk,
J. w. Livingston. on June IA, fo1
the purpose of voting a tax to pay
costs, etc., in certain actions in
which Ira Griswold, Geo. Andrew,
w. w. Andrew, VIM. Kies, and I.
S. E. Washburn were plaintiffs,
with costs at 1926. 90; and H. Living.
ston, clerk, Albert Rundell, Di
rector, and G. Watson treasurer,
were defendants with costs al
$22O.75.
The schools closed yesterday,
and the children are glad in an.
ticipation of the good times to come
in the next three months when the
tap of the bell in the school house
tower will have no terrors for them
and they can fish and swim and
romp without hindrance. The
teachers and older pupils will also
undoubtedly enjoy the rest and rec.
reation of the vacation months and
many of them have already laid