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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

body knows about the ordinary fried
pancake, but who has ever tried one
boiled? These delicious cakes are
built along ordinary lines, but ms cad
OF placing them on a griddle they
are to be thrown into boiling water.
When done, they will not look much lik e
pancakes, but they will weigh about
the same, and are not any harder to
eat with a fork.
tf LIVER FRITTERS.
Take some nicessoft liver and cover
it with ordinary frosting. Allow the
frosting to harden in the usual way
and then, with all the dizziness possible,
jerk the liver from under. The frost
ing and liver must be eaten separate
ly, but the dish is reallya mixture, and
must be regarded as ssuchs whenever
possible.
PRUNE.FRAPPE.
Select few we'll developed prunes
and pit them. If they do not pit easily
you must not blame them. The aver
age prune is more to be pitted than
censured. Then get an ice cream
freezer, and place the prunes side by
side within the freezer aforesaid
Shake into the freezer mixture of
cayenne and tabasco sauce, and then
allow the ice to do it's chilly work. At
the end of one hour remove the prunes
and serve them on cubes of ice. Eat
with an oyster fork, held in the right
hand.
1t will afford us great pleasure to
publish testimonials from the ladies
who give these recipes a fair trial
If we find that it will warrant us
to do we will surely have them
copyrighted and printed in regula-
ton cook book form.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29
PLEAD GUILTY.
Mrs. Regina Schaefer and Mrs.
Lizzie Morton Get Two Years.

Believing their case a hopeless
one, fully aware of their guilt and
ready Tor punishment, Mrs. Regina
Schaefer and Mrs. Lizzie Morton,
prisoners in the county Jail await
ing trial at the coming February
term of circuit court on charge of
perjury in connection with the w.
J. Duncan abortion case, announced
yesterday that they were DESTROYS
of pleading guilty and receiving
sentence.
Judge Clementson was according
ly notified and the depraved
women were given hearing. Atty.
D. j. Gardner of Platteville appear
ed with them as counsel and Atty.
w. J. Brennan of this city acted for
Dist. Atty. Kopp in the proceedings
They were sentenced to two years
each at Waupun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29
A Few Good Recipes.

A majority of the city dailies,
syndicate journals and woman's
magazines have been overfowing
the past few weeks with recipes for
making delicacies for Thanksgiving
and other holiday feasts.
We have received numerous COM
munications from members of the
gentler sex to fire a few of the best
ones we know of into these columns
to aid them in getting up something
new for the old man and on Sunday,
with the assistance of our office
devil, we were inspired to spring
the several printed below. We
guarantee that if directions are
followed any where near the
schedule the production will surpass
anything in this line you ever
made:
HOW TO COOK CARROTS.
Take few large carrots, remove
their insides and stuff the skins with
some other form of vegetable. Cook
as you see fit, and when ready to
serve remove the carrot skins and
throw them to the neighbours chickens
This is the only right way to cook
carrots, and the only way to eat them
The ancient Romans were said to be
| fond of this dish.
rrMON PIE
Take perhaps ten lemons and run
them through the wringer, catching
the juice in the wash tub. Then add
enough flour to make the mixture
thick, haste with lard, spread out into
paste, and fold inside of little
crust. IF this is not done, the pie will
not look like pie at all. Then put in a
good hot oven, being careful not to
allow your side combs to fall in, and
wait long enough to make sure that the
pie is we'll baked. Take out and eat.
PIGEON PIE.
Take a few adult pigeons, remove
all unnecessary trimmings, and sock
them into a kettle with some boiling
water. See that the fire is not so hot
chat the water will burn, then stir
gently until the pigeons are properly
soaked. Take some ordinary pie crust
and pound it with the potato masher
until the toughness is gone. then wrap
it firmly around the pigeons, tucklng
their feet in as carefully as possible.
Place the pie thus prepared in hot
oven, jerking out the hands in time
to avoid blisters, and in one hour your
pie will be ready to eat. This PASTRY
is sometimes called game pie, because
if you are not game you can not get
away with it.
BOILED PANCAKES.
This department has originated a
new dish in the pancake line. Every
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

Cassville people at Eastern Star
lodge Wednesday evening. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop,
Mesdames Curry, Jos. Geiger, Prior,
Bray, Elwell, Muldoon. Wood,
Loud and Burgess, Miss Emma
Williams and Mr.. Lou. Okey There
was a satisfying supper and other
forms of entertainment.
Faust's and Brady's saloons have
fiashlight Dubuque beer signs.
Mrs. R. N. Greer and children are
visiting her parents at Volney,
Iowa.
Bloomington ought to organize a
business mems association. The
one in Lancaster is doing good.
The high school is in receipt of a
lot OF new reference books for the
library.
The Odd Fellows are preparing a
nice program for their 37th an
niversary on the 18th.
VIII Cooley was home from
Hazel Green on Sunday.
Weather fine. Corn nearly all in.
John Gates has been having a
very bad spell of illness.
A.Foster has new barn.
The farmers telephone lines are
now working good. Elb. Pritchett
has been putting in cedar poles and
otherwise improving the line all
summer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29
BLOOMINGTON NEWS
Gathered by Our Hustling West
Grant Correspondent.

While gong to Glen Haven for
loads last Wednesday Nathaniel
Austin and Erskin Johnson had a
mix-up with their outfits which
came near resulting seriously to Mr..
johnson. Mr.. Austin was travel
ing behind when the reach in his
wagon became uncoupled and the
team started to run, crashing int
Mr.. Johnson, who was sitting near
the back end of his wagon In t 10
melee his ankle and wrist caug 1T
in the wheel and both we're badly
sprained. They we're near Glen
Haven when the accident happened
and Mr.. Johnson has been there
ever since. Mr.. Austin was not ia
jured, beyond Il severe shaking up
as result of his fall to the groun l.
Johnson will be quite lame for some
time as a result OF the accident.
Our town was honored last Fri
day with visit from several of the
head officers of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway COM
pany, who were looking over this
country with a view Of building a
branch of their road from Wood
man through Mt. Hope to Blooming
ton. This party included Supt.
P. G. Eldridge, Gen. Manager H.
B. Earling, Gen. Freight Agent j..
M. Davis, F. P. Briggs, Robert
Harris and the agent of the road at
Bridgeport, Harry Lathrop, whom
we are going to have as agent of
Bloomington STATION. These eminent
railroad men were very much i'm
pressed with the beauty ami wealth
of West Grant-a condition more
staple than exists in mining or
manufacturing communities. The
Milwaukee people have lorg con-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

The next meeting of the county
medical society will be held in Lam
caster on Dec IA.
Messrs. Epos Clifton and son
Theo. J. We're up from Bagley on
GUINNESS Saturday.
We peeked into our stores Sat-
urday and found them all busy do
ing up packages. There was a large
crowd in town, and many seemed
to be buying.
Andy Lewis was over from Lam
caster buying some horses Saturday.
His father VIM. Lewis accompanied
him.
Joe Greer, late mail carrier, will
engage in telephone work. He will
go to Madison for some special in
struction.
The Morphet- Stephenson Musical
Speciality company, will be here for
the third number on the lecture
course Dec. s. One Of the features
of the entertainment will be a
splendid magician. The entertain
ment is recommended as one of the
very best numbers on the course.
Remember, the enterprise is for the
benefit of the high school piano
fund. The high school people are
trying to pay for their new piano
without calling on the Taxpayers.
Let all assist in worthy cause.
The old Baptist church now stands
on the new foundation north of the
north foot bridge. 1t will be con-
verified into tenement house.
Joe Whitish of Fennimore is
running a roller rink here.
Our townsman, VIM. Stark, de-
parted last week for Guthrie, Okla
homa, to visit his brother, James.
He expects to be gone all winter.
Ralph Hedemann and wife have
partially occupied their new house
in Brooklyn. 1t is not entirely
finished yet.
There was a pleasant party OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

-Uncalled for letters will not be
advertised in the newspapers here
after. First Assistant Postmaster
General Hitchcock has made an IN
vestigation which shows that 80 per
cent of the uncalled for letters which
have to be advertised are addressed
to persons who do not live in the
town or city IN which the advertise
ments are published. The average
cost of delivery of the few remain
ing is from S5 cents to ST. letter. In
the future, postmasters will simply
post typewriter list of the letters
left uncalled for. Unless congress
increases considerably the $4,000
appropriation for advertising the
time of closing for foreign mails the
postoffice department will cut that
off also. The postoffice officials
have decided that space in daily
newspapers has become too valuable
to warrant its7use by the depart
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29
Welded 25 YEARS.
Alderman and Mrs. John Jordan
Celebrate Quarter Century of
Married Life.

twenty-five years ago last Friday
Miss Louise Belscamper became the
bride of John Jordan. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev
Ball, a Congregational divine. at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Belscamper, residing in
the township of Potosi.
Nearly hundred guests wit
messed the nuptials and joined in the
festivities attendant upon this i'm
portant event in the lives of the
we'll known couple.
Relatives, friends and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan did not
believe their 25th anniversary OF
welded bliss should pass by without
an appropriate celebration, and &C.
cordingly planned little surprise.
Over three score broke in upon
their solitude Friday evening, laden
with we'll filled baskets and
numerous gifts and fairly took
charge of the household for several
hours.
"reminiscences of times past were
recalled, a feast fit for king in
dulged in and congratulations ex-
tended ere the gathering disbanded.
The Herald congratulates Aid.
and Mrs. Jordan and we would. wish
them at least another quarter cen
fury of married life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

sidered this idea and now is the
time to act. Our stock buyers and
merchants are ready to make a
guarantee of business for the new
road when completed. What more
does tn company ask for? We
have the farms and the wealth.
John Hite, travelling man, was IN
town over Sunday. Jvhn says that
he is making good on the road.
Some of our Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons fraternized with
their Lancaster brethren last Fri
day evening. A large supper and
exemplification of the work were
the attractions. Those Of the party
were L. BETTER, R. w. Hedemann,
DR.. NARROW, L. Abraham and Prof.
Barnes. They had good time and
were late in returning.
Fred Fischer has signed with the
Mutual Life Insurance company for
another year. Fred seems to have
a decided aptitude for the business.
w. HI. Rose and wife were over
from Boscobel Wednesday.
Outside of the hotel. the first and,
in fact the only place visited by the
eminent railroad men, here in their
flying trip Friday, was the office OF
the local paper, the Record. They
inspected the files of the paper and
noted carefully it's advertising
columns. AS men accustomed to
handling millions of dollars worth
of property and business every
year, they knew where to find the
mirror of the towns business.
Thank goodness, our merchants are
we'll represented in the home paper,
and SO they got good impression
of the town.
West Grant has about 10000
acres of the best land in Southwest
ern Wisconsin, and new road in
here would reap great benefits in
trade from the wealthy country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

The farmers of the county have
very generally improved the fine
weather of late to complete their
work, preparatory to having good
times during the winter months
They are all rejoicing in the gather
ing of fine corn crops and in antic-
ipation of comforts and pleasures
yet to come.
The man who hasn't something
to give thanks for today had better
go out hunting and thank the giyer
of goodness that he permits him to-
live through it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

One of the most enjoyable
events of the season was partici-
pated in by members OF the Masonic
fraternity at their hall Friday even
ing. The doings included a rails
ing" Ell. G. Walton being the sub
iect, ard Judge jerks of Dodgeville
officiated as worshipful master in an
exemplary manner all his own to
the great admiration of the brethren
assembled. At the conclusion OF
these impressive ceremonies the
Eastern Star ladies served excellent
refreshments at the M. w. A. hall
and a social time followed. R..
Meyer acted as toast master and
several addresses were made, all
interesting. The lights flashed be-
fore the company adjourned. Rep
resentatiyes from Masonic lodges of
Beetown, Bloomington, Cassvllle,
Fennimore and Potosi were present
bv invitation and greatly enjoyed
the meeting. The bonds of fratern1-
ty are bound still tighter by such
pleasant affairs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

If there are any turkeys left in
the coop today their faces are turned
towards the wall.
After partaking of that big
dinner tomorrow go to the fair
grounds and witness an exciting
game Of football. Dodgeville has a
good team and Lancaster will en-
deavor to keep their opponents
from scoring. It's the last game of
the season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

A remarkable find of mineral came
from the second drill hole of the
Lancaster KlondyAe mine on the
Prltchett farm Saturday, when at a
depth of 100 feet fine sheet Of lead
and jack was discovered fully IA feet
in thickness 1t is by far the best
prospect in this section yet discov.
cred. Two more holes will be drill
led before shaft is sunk.
J. I'll. Fossbinder was over from
Montfort yesterday enthusing own
ers of stock in the new mine to be
developed near Lancaster Jet. He
is purchasing shares at $500 each
Robt. Draper received this amount
for his share. Henry Nichols colo
third interest in his share for $27s
to Lou. Fischer. The prospect must
certainly be a phenomenal one tc
command such price.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29
Mining Notes.

Joe Wright found some fine
specimens of float jack on the bank
of Grant river at hissBeetown farm
the other day. Cattle in going to
drink trampled the bank of blue
clay and the jack came to light.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-11-29

standing and member of Salida
Commandery, K. T. of Salida, Col.
! The sympathy of everyone is with
the bereaved family.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

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mittcIbur i'm Hiidcn Ser ruiiiidcnIr.
NEE QCuGhrt 6cniclben Nn6lid luic
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9lcidfommen.
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&oboQcric, Ole lnQepobnlid) fiibn lit,
miro Jest bonn General Miittihenfo
I'M 8eitcn o%ltI0choItcn, ober Die 2lr'
mec lit IN ibrer grmortilnQ elmer gr6.
Beren 9eipc9lng ans Snfomon alt.
acnl6einlid) cntt0uift. Ger &lcin.
frieg an Ser monQoIiihen @rcll5c lit
I'M b0ditcn 8ro0c gcfGbrlid).
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bclltc bier Elm, nm sic Stclungcn Scr
&uiicn in Illocnifcin 5lt nc6mcn.
Cic Soltlino Scr Wongolcn fciiclt
INNER nod sic altimcrfionfcit Oil
Iid. IS miro periihcrt, onB gcgcl,
0cn ilbcr oic oItlidcn StGmmc bcrr.
idcnOcn Siirltcn cine &ebcQion aus.
gcbrodcn lit. Nur mcnigc cingcbo.
rene SGnbler trcficn ans Sinminti,,
in oen Stabten I'M Snncrn Gin, bic
nod ocm Gerluit bon Sinmintin Der.
blcibcnoc cin5iGe SonoclsItroBc fiibri
oiclntcbr iiber aindtn llno ollf 0icicr
ocrfcbrcn Die SAMPLER bercits.
Die frem6l1noiihcn Morinc 9ltto,
Dies iinb oiif 9cfcbI aus &~looipoitof
gcluicicn luorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
@icner u d) ten

Wien,. 81. Mai. - 0ic bicii9cl
3eitnnaen, mit9luSnobmc ocS ySrem'
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oigung iiber bic rniliihc NieocrlogC
IN Der Strobe bon Goreo g~tuSorud 81
geben. Dos yTrenoenblott, ipcldeS
oos offi5ioie Wunoitiid Der Nniid)terl
Der Hegierllng lit, crflGrt, scr Sieg
Sopan'S lei 81 groB un0 umfoiicno
geipeien, nm England mo Sen @erci.
nigten Stooten gon5 miafonmen 5t
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Dab er nid)t ben 6rieOcn sur SoI0c
boben, lonoern cher Den 9iplomotcn
neue grbeit in Der Hidtluna ser @ie.
Oerel1rcnfiin9 intcrnotionaler 0cSies
blingef1 8eben iuer0c. Gin bieliacr
DIPLOMAT bat 9cItcn0 0cnloht, 0oB
Hliblano nit ic0cr nclcn Hicoerloac
nm 10 lueniger Dem 6ricOenSldlulic
gencigt lcin folnc, GA cine ioldc
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gen ipiir6e.
Seine %eriidcrun9 qeacn
Vomben.
FeterSburn 81. Mai. - Sn
Morldoi lullroe befonntlih Dor 2llr.
Sem Baron NoIfell, Der friibere 80.
li5eltcI, bel elmer 9omben.Grploiion
ld)iper oe%riuunoct. 9ls er iib an cine
llnioll . 8eriidlerumgS . @eienihoit
iparote, INN Den 9etrog icincr Eolice
81 erbeben, muroe er NIT ieinem In.
lprilfe %runolpea obqcluicien. Die
Follce, 10 tbeilte man inn nit, iei in
oerortigen 6ollcn D~irflngslos, GA
feline 8eiellidoit im SturOe lei, ooS
groBe Hilito 5u ii6erncbmen, 9cluob-
ner oes G%5orenreid)ea gegen Ser.
leeungen bel Golfscrbebunaen mo
anfrilbr 81 oeriihern. Scr Baron
iou entifIoiien iein, ieinc Iniprilhe
Dor 8eridt 5t p%eried)ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

muroe, po6ei 5ogo bic ruiiiide6lottc
qegcn Ole iiio0itIi6e aiiitc bon 60
req 6rGnQtc.
60 lungc sic Nciltltotc ser &eriol,
qun0 Ser Soponcr, Die 6cititelunJ
Der Montcn ser orci gcilnfcnen rllis
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Norocn 5u c%ntilobcnen bcidd6igtcn
ruiiiihcn Sdifie nift bcfonnt iino,
iii eS unmIogIidL oic Stdrfc ser lib.
rig blcibcnocn Heite Der rliiiidcn
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sic qrobtcn 3mciflcr Ncdt bcboltct
fam rs ol3 ouagcnlo6t gcItcrL ouB
hic Snpnncr unbeitrittCn 6ic SEER
idoft SIR Sce bcIibcn.
Tos &crtroucn mo sic @c0l,I0 6c5
joponiihcn &oIfeS marcn ia itctS
u1crifiittcrt gelpcicn, abcr sic Stint
ming mar mGbren0 ser GntluidcIlnls
gen scr Ictten 3cit immcr6in cine ct.
mas mcnigcr 5uueriihtIihc 9cmoroen.
Gic lonac uno erfol0rci6c 6obrt No.
icitucnsfp'S, Die oni6cincn0c@lcif'
bcit Der bciOcn Slottcn ouf Dem go.
picrc, bic oi,rH bic Nohridtcn ii6t;
Die NcutrolitGt8 > @%crIcbun9cn Der.
uriodltc @crci5tbcit, sic onlhcincn0c
@cmiBbcit, BOB cine m0dti0e9Ibtbci
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crrci6cn mcroc, sic iibcrroQcn0cMih'
tigfcit Der unpcrmleiolihcu See.
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poic Sponnltng bcrporGcruicuL mel.
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Snbcl in Sufiu.

@on0cloperfcbr oltf Dem iopaniihCn
Wtccrc micocr croifnct. &c., Snftit
ser ruIiiidcn 9lomrir0lc 1ctuoclt.
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iiibrt lplrbc.
Sofio, 81. Mai. - Sic politi.
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sic Wtiniltcr BADEN iih bcciIt. T6mis
raj So9o lire bcr5lihcn gc0lildmiin,
I6ltngcn 5%llfonnlcn 5u lolicn. altf
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Observation-Disclosures mo onoercn
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