Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-18
NEWS OF CITY.
Happenings of lancaster AMI I'M
mediate Vicinity.

Miss Doris Schreiner svisitine,
relatives at Madison.
Note the large adv. of tie
Boston atore on page today.
Atty. H. W. Brown and Cbas
Klarnian are at Mandan, s. D.. on
business.
Tonight at 7:3O; ice cream ana
cake on R. B. Showalter's lawn for
10 cents.
Mrs. n. A. Morse took DEPART
ure yesterday morning for a visit
at Appleton.
The American History Club
will meet with Mrs. Godfrey Sat
urday, July 81.
Baxter & Draper have some
thing of Importance to say to yora
in their adv. today.
E. L. Mccoy returned to Platte
vile Monday to resume charge al
the Beacon Light mine.
Joe Bendorf brought the Her
aid force Saturday box of as fine
red raspberr1es as we have ever
seen.
The Herald trusts that all the
visiting pedagogues are enjoying
themselves at the county seat this
week.
"A dispatch from Hazel Green
states that deal is on for the pur-
chase of the Square Deal mine for
$15O,OOO.
Will Galloway and Tom Green
left Monday for Mitchell. S. Oak.
where they intend to spend several
weeks visiting
Misses Jessie McGonigal and
Pearl Wright returned from Platte
vile Monday after a few days visit
with Miss Jennie Eastman.
Joe Caspers left Monday for
Marshfeld, Wis, asdelegate to the
Catholic Knights convention, being
a representative of the local lodge.
Geo. Howard of Blue River, a
brakesman on the st. Paul road.
was badly assaulted by two Madison
thugs Saturday morning. He will
recover however.
Al Bndworth is out on a can
wasting tour Of the county for the
office of sheriff and makes friends
wherever he goes. He will poll a
large vote at the primaries.
DIR. G. G.. Marlowie attending
the state dental association meeting
at Madison and will be absent until
Friday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. NARROW and children and Mrs
Bowers.
Lodi is a no-license town and
the village board have refused to
grant druggists permits. Now the
druggists have given notice that
they will not sell liquor in any form
for any purpose.
An auto party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Day, Jr., CIV. Peas
lee and Chaffuer, of Dubuque, were
in Lancaster Sunday afternoon and
caused considerable excitement
with their large steam machine
J. W. Watson was here from
Livingston yesterday. The scandal
Gus attack made against him by the
Cuba City paper last week aided
rather than injured his chances for
nomination for sheriff at the COM
ing primaries.
Monday morning, Will Morse
and Oscar Wright started on a
unique cross-countrv trip. With a
covered wagon and team they in
tend to drive to a point about
twenty-five miles north of Chip
pewa Falls and back.
The Metropolitan Carnival
closed its engagement at Platteville
yesterday and goes from that city
to Darlington. The patronage given
them at PlaUteville was not very
satisfactory. AL the shows ran
Sunday the same as week days
there without hindrance.
"A New York commission firm
that annually purchases a carload
of poultry IN this locality had
representatives here this week and
secured nearly carload. The con-
signment was shipped yesterday.
Monday was strictly poultry day in
Lancaster, chickens of all breeds,
size and age being brought in from
the country. The price paid for
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