Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-31
.Caucuses today.

Harvey Oates and wife were
here from BarabOO tins week.
"A. L. Borah was here from
Bridgeport portion of the week.
Political Equality CLUB meet
with Mrs. J. F. Rhodes Monday at
f.
Miss Hannah Gunderson visit
ed at Fennimore a portion of the
week.
Editor H. Z. Rcethe Of Fenni
more was a county seat visitor
Thursday.
= Archie Basford was home from
milwaukee for a brief visit first of
he week.
Election tickets printed at the
Herald Office on short notice and at
lowest prices.
Ringing Bros. open their sea-
son at the Coliseum in Chicago next
week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D9Sautelle
of Galena were Lanca ster visitors a
part of the week.
If woman could vote she
would cast her ballot for the best
looking candidate.
The Shakespeare club meets
next Tuesday at the usual hour
with Mrs. J. I. Morgans.
John Berrigan advises us to
change his address from Green
wood to Unity, Wis.
Mt, Hope voters will give the
question of establishing a township
high school test Tuesday.
Supper will be served at the
G. A. r. hall Tuesday evening
next. Big spread for quarter.
Mrs. Chas. Borah visited her
parents, D. Decker and wife, at
Fennimore portion Of the week.
Venerable J. T. Taylor was
here from Montfort for a short visit
with his son, the attorney, this
W. elk.
d. w Hubert, Cor. Sec'Y of
the Baptist State Convention will
preach at the Baptist church Sun
day morning.
Telephone us your orders for
town election tickets We will do
the work and send to you by the
next mail. All three phones.
When you get ready to order
those town election tickets, re-
member that the Herald office is
prepared to do the printing on short
notice and in a guaranteed salts
factory manner, at the lowest
prices.
Judge Clementson and Court
Reporter Orion returned home from
Dodgeville yesterday, where the
judge conducted a regular term of
court for Iowa county. The calen-
dar was brief one and the judge
dispatched affairs in his customary
prompt and efficient manner.
The concert given by the Beloit
College Glee and Mandolin clubs
Wednesday evening drew large
and appreciative audience. The boys
filled their final engagement at
Dodgeville Thursday night. Ian
casters two representatives on the
club returned home yesterday for
the spring vacation.
The towns of North Lancaster
and South Lancaster will hold their
caucuses to nominate town Of
ficers this afternoon. The north
town caucuses are called for 2
o'clock and the south town caucus
for $50, a half hour later. Resi-
dents Of the two towns should Dear
these facts in mind and be on hand
promptly at the time the caucus for
their town is being held.
-06V6fal cases OF CHAMBERS exist
among horses in Richland county.
Chambers is the most dreaded disease
horses are heir to, as it is fatal IN
every case. 1t is also readily com
municable to man, mules, dogs,
cats and sheep, but cattle appear to
be entirely immune. AS the diseased
and destroyed animals have been
worked right along and have been
in contact with many other animals,
it will be necessary that extra pre-
cautions be taken by horse owners
and if any case appears that is the
least suspicious, it should be re-
ported to the chairman of the town.
Druggist Bennett deeply mourns
the loss of his venerable father of