Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-26

q 'O0J SOC0 - tAAS
fair next week.
Will Tiller has purchased the
interest of his partner, Robt. Har-
rover in the livery business here.
Archie Taylor, who is q brake
man on the G. B. q O., was in Lam
caster last week He formerly re-
sided here.
"A few Grant county Democrats
held sort of a convention here Fri
day, but we are unable to lean
what was transacted.
Clyde Budwolth, Of Cassville,
visited relatives and friends in Ian
caster Thursday and Friday Of last
week and attended the fair.
Miss Susie Cook, operator at
the Union Telephone central at
Boscobel. returned home Monday
after a pleasant visit with friends
here.
When one woman calls on
another these days you can bet she
isn't in the house long before she is
invited to look at the new preserves
and canned fruit.
= Old newspapers just the thing
TO ad0rn the pantry shelves or
decorate the walls of the summer
kitchen. At The Herald printery,
large bundle for cents.
Mrs. Henry Elwell, OF Cassville,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Budworth in this city. Mr.
Elwell came up from Cuba City
Wednesday returning Saturday.
This paper never has, nor never
will urge the people to stop taking
the paper Of a contemporary. We
care not if you patronize fifty other
papers so long as you take ours.
Geo. T. Jerrett marketed a fine
bunch of porkers Monday. There
were IS in the lot and they averaged
close to 200 each in weight. Place
& Jerrett purchased them paying 6
cents.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Con-
gregational church will meet in the
church parlors Friday afternoon at
the usual hour. Refreshments Will
be served. Every body cordially in
vited.
1t has always been a mystery
to us that young lady should make
some poor fellow believe that she is
interested in his welfare when as a
matter of fact she is interested only
in his farewell.
One of our local BARRIERS shaved
a Kansas man the other day who
had the scars of thirty stitches in
his throat which had been cut from
ear to ear in the days Of border out
lawry il that bleeding state.
Because she is unable to get
pair Of ready-made shoes that are
la1ge enough TO fit her a Cassville
girl has had to postpone her we'd
ding. Ladies with large feet ought
always to have new shoes ready for
"A serious blaze was narrowly
averted Thursday evening when
articles in the display window at
Goldstein & Tuckwood's ignited in
a manner still a conjecture. Prompt
work alone saved a large loss. Dam
ages resulting before the fire was
extinguished amounted to about $50.
Travellers arriving here, and peO-
pie from this city who have been
travelling through the state, find
that more interest IS manifested in
the mines of this district by outside
parties than by our home people
The people here evidently do not
realize the extent Of the riches at
their own door, and it remains for
outside capital to develope our re-
sources.
One Of our beloved contem-
poraries sought recently to beat us
out Of an advertiser and subscriber
by cutting rates on his paper and ad-
vertising He didn't succeed. If
he had the subscriber and advertiser
would have been soaked. Don't
buy advertising space because it's
cheap. The Herald charges you
ten cents per inch for display and
five cents line for locals and it
brings results a hundred fold.
Penny advertising will bring you
penny business.
Circuit Clerk Hastings will pro-
badly be called upon within the
next few weeks to furnish statistics
regarding the number of divorces