Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-06-13
Local JOttineS.


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u. Ebelle was here from High
land Saturday.
Ben Key was here from Patch
Grove Sunday.
Keep the big carnival and cele-
bration in mind.
Tomorrow is Flag day, Display
Old Glory to the breeze.
Mrs. Dennis Bray and children
were in Galena Saturday.
The various out-of- town pupils
OF the high school have gone home
for vacation.
Fireman Fred Hagan took a
few days off the past week and
visited at Galena
-Messrs. J. o. Hughes and J. E.
Plank, Of Platteville, passed through
Lancaster Saturday.
Read what Knapp & Son have to
say in their ad this week in regard
to Plymouth, and other goods.
A trout was caught near Ridge
way last week which measured %
inches long and weighed 81 pounds.
Helen Anstey of Howard, Col,
is spending some happy days with
her little friend Belle Dudley at
'Auntie Bellies" house.
The Herald job department is
engaged in getting out a second
clifton Of a prospectus for the Ian
caster Industrial company.
-Chas. T. Mitchell has been ap-
pointed regular carrier and Edwin
Biederman substitute in the rural
free delivery service at Bagley.
IT is vanity that makes
woman wear a hustle, but it is self
protection that makes book agent
wear a pair Of trousers with a
padded seat.
DIR. Blackburn of Beetown
took the train here Monday for
Milwaukee, where he represents
tae Beetown Masonic lodge at
meeting of the grand lodge.
The Marathon comfy board has
decided to build a new poor house
to cost $3.50 It will be placed
on the asylum grounds and both in
situations conducted under the same
management.
According to a bill before Con-
gress rural delivery carriers will lie
given Is days leave of absence each
year, exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays, and large sum has
been appropriated to pay substitutes.
The stages which have run for
many years from Linden and Ed
mund and from Highland to Cobb
made their last trip June End. The
people Of Linden and Highland will
get through mail over the Mineral
Point e Northern Railroad.
Sig. Trentanove, the Italian
sculptor who is to erect the mOnu-
ment to Gov. Nelson Dewey, took
departure from Milwaukee Sunday
for Italy, where he will enter at
once on the task. He expects to
return with it next April.
Gardeners are complaining of
the attack being made on their
cucumber vines this season by what
they called striped" bug. They
declare that the insect, while known
in the past, has made it presence
unusually manifest this year.
Two Rivers Chronicle: The
board of school commissioners have
wisely re- engaged Prof. S. E. Pear
son as superintendent of cur city
schools. He has done most excel
lent work since he has been here
and has won favor by his work,
rather than by counting the coed
will Of anyone.
Prof. Rasmussen takes &C.
parture this morning for his hon
at Hammond. He will not return
here another year and has as yet
not decided upon future location.
Mr.. Rasmussen is very capable
instructor and made many friends
in Lancaster during the school
year.
A certain young dry goods clerk
has formed the habit of saying,
Eyes, I've noticed that. in agree
ing with what people say to him.
The other day a gentlemen was in
the store buying some hose for his
daughter and remarked that 81 e
always wore black hose. Yes, Y e