Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-25
There's still a cry for ice.
Geo. Wetter is to move to Ian.
caster from Sitter.

Cct6b0E IIOm SClUZOT.
j. P. Williams is down from
Mathersfor short sojourn.
w. E. Anderson of Arlington,
la was here Oh business yesterday.
The merchant who talks bust
ness in his advertising usually gets
business from it.
Frank Richardson and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a daugh-
ter, born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pendleton
are the proud parents of fine big
boy, born Oct. 18th.
: The chicken pie supper given by
ladies of the Congregational church
Friday eve Melted $3S.
Goods remaining from the
rummage sale will be sold at auc-
ton, Saturday afternoon.
"A good cook stove, sewing ma
chine, bedsteads, ETC., for sale Sat-
urday at the rummage sale.
Mrs. A. G.. Knapp was pas
senger on yesterday mornings train
bound for Kenosha on visit.
The farmer not up with his
work this fall is the one who will be
trailing along behind on judgement
day.
Mrs. Leon 10y and children re-
turned to their home in Animation
Saturday, after pleasant visit with
relatives here.
An auction sale of the rummage
goods will he held Sa urday after
noon at 1:30 o'clocklat the sale room
west of Ats store.
Solos, duets, trios and quartettes
will constitute the program for Fri
day eve, Oct. 9th, at the Congrega-
tional church; admission 35c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Roesch
were up from PotOsi Monday for
visit with their daughter, Mrs. J.
w. Gibson, and to attend to various
business matters.
Marc Lagen, the celebrated
tenor of Dubuque, will appear at
the Congregational church Friday,
Oct. 9th, assisted by Miss Nc
Cawley, and the ladies double quar-
tette; admission 35c.
Deer are more plentiful in
Wisconsin than they have been for
many years, according to the re-
port of the state game warden.
Some of the game wardens report
deer in localities where there have
been none of these animals for
many years.
! II ain not much ola mathemati-
clan, " said the cigarette, but l can
add to a mans nervous troubles,
subtract from his physical energy,
multiply his aches and pains, divide
his mental powers, take interest
from his work and discount his
chances for success"
While eXcavating in Prairie du
Chen for sewer recently a skele-
ton Of giant Indian was unearthed.
The skeleton was that of man be-
tween seven and eight feet tall. All
the bones were large indicating a
person of enormously large frame in
addition to great height.
1t is a pleasure to see the fine
corn that is being exhibited about
town. 1t is as good as ever grown
in this section and there is lots of it.
One farmer had samples from field
that was planted in June, which he
says will yield at least fifty bushels
per acre. 1t was fully matured and
the ears large and well filled.
Pastors of the country have re-
ceived letters to be on the watch for
an imposter soliciting funds for the
Salvation Army. He is described as
young man, of between the age of
20 and 26 years, and has the man
ner and appearance of a Salvation
Army man. He has given the
names of Jameson, Anderson, Doug
las and Williams IN different places
where he has worked his scheme
and goes by the title of Lieutenant.
A German professor has d1soov-
cred that the bite of pretty girl is
many times worse than that of the
most deadly snake. He told this to
the students at Wesleyan university
recently. He has experimental on
the saliva from the mouth of a Ber-
lin beauty, and found that an arrow
dipped in it and shot into a victim
would send him to kingdom come in
more agony than one dipped in the