Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-06-27

&C. J. Hyde and wife spent Sun
day at Platteville.
The editor and family passed
Sunday in Boscobel.
The courtyard is well labeled
with keep off, signs.
Come and celebrate the Fourth
and take in the carnival.
-Undersheriff Calls had business
at Livingston yesterday.
WI. Mclaughlin was in Mil
waukee first of the week.
Geo. W. Wilson, of Galena,
spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Leopold Seng was here from
Potosi on business Monday.
Don't forget to notice carefully
F. P. Barnett's ad. on page eight of
this issue.
-Messrs. Otto Keubrig aud r.
Bibbs, of Madison, were in town
the first of the week.
Rev. J. F. Eaton of Wheaton,
Ill, is here to occupy the Congrega-
tional church for a month.
Martha Meyer and Jeanette Nc
Coy returned Saturday night from
visit in Beloit and GAINESVILLE.
Miss Fern Walker is home from
her school duties at Patch Grove.
Nick Adams and sister Frances
of the Hurricane are visiting rela-
tives in Montana and Wyoming.
Miss Holt came down Saturday
night from her home in Madison
for visit with friends in the city.
Hon. Clay Dillon of Denver,
Colo, an old-time Lancaster boy, is
visiting friends in the city for few
, days.
"A. J. Frazier, member of the
County board from Bloomington,
spent Sunday visiting Lancaster
friends.
Landlord Wright of this city
and Landlord Donnelly Of Bloom
ington are in Milwaukee attending
the Democratic state convention.
-Haying has commenced, and
local implement dealers are having
a big trade in hay tools. The crop
generally is light, but of good
quality.
Alfred Bushnell left Sunday
for Nome City, Alaska. He expects
to spend about three months in
! Nome doing newspaper work and
seeing the country.
The annual meeting Of the Con
gregational church society will be
held at the church Monday evening
July End, at 7:3O o'clock. All mem
bers and friends Of the church are
requested to be present.
The Milwaukee Free Press for
Monday states that the Allis-
Chalmers company of Milwaukee
has been inspecting the lead and
zinc district and may locate manu-
featuring plant somewhere in the
! district,
The most Of the telephone poles
have been removed from the court
house square, greatly improving it's
appearance. Next week during the
carnival, many people from other
towns will see the finished building
for the first time.
Another star was added to the
flag of the Union Saturday when
President Roosevelt signed the bill
admitting Indian Territory and
Oklahoma as state. New Mexico
and Arizona will have the privilege
Of voting upon the question of joint
statehood.
The officers of the fair are busy
/ planning for the fiftY-frst annual
fair of the association, which will
be hummer in every way. The
premium list has been revised and
will be issued in about month.
/ The dates for the fair this year will
be Sept. 10, 20 and q, being two
weeks later than last year.
The Badger Auto Quartet is the
name of the quartet touring the
county in an automobile in the in.
terests OF the prohibition party.
The quartet will make it's first an.
/ pearance in Lancaster Wednesday
evening at the Methodist church
August +. Fehlandt will be the
speaker OF the evening and will ex-
pound the advantages of the famed
water wagon"