Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-10
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j. l. Lane is home from Kesh-
ena reservation for visit
Atty. s. FL. Taylor and DR.. J.
Fl. Reed are in Indian Ter. on bust
ness.
Barney" Bendorf and wife are
here from New Hampton, Ia, on
visit.
E. E. Ellsworth and John Robin
son were here from Livingston yes
terday.
Miss Anna and Martha Smvth
OF Montfort were Lancaster visitors
portion of the week.
-Messrs. R. N. Trentzsch and
Geo. Rudersdorf had business at
Piatteville Wednesday.
-Messrs. w Fl. Hunt Of DUBUQUE
and Thomas & Orrick of Potosi were
here on business Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Krell of Lacrosse
joined her husband here yesterday.
He is employed by A. J. Hyde.
The railroads officials made
another trip to Lancaster Tuesday
night. There's something doing.
Always remember that Lancas-
ter has the only paper printed twice
each week in Southwestern Wiscon-
sin.
John Jeide celebrated his 58th
birthday Tuesday and number of
his friends surprised him in the
evening
A party of South Lancaster far
mers received ten cream seperators
here Thursday. They were of the
Simplex make.
-Freda Blum, niece Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Martin Blum of Galena, will be
married this evening to Mr.. Robt.
Dietz of that city.
Nothing has been heard of
Noah Eas tman or developments in
his sensational case since Wadnes
days Herald was printed.
The Northwestern road has a
crew of men here filling the com
pany's ice house. About 300 tons
are packed. 1t is shipped from
Madison.
Mrs. Jas. Livens returned to
Lancaster Wednesday after a pleas
ant visit of several weeks with rel
atives in northern Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
Gay Landon had a leg broken
yesterday. He was assisting at
wood hauling bee at Lester BidwelIs
and the load of wood tipped over on
him with above result.
-Thode Sherman and family took
departure from Sitter for their
new home at Council Bluffs Thurs
day and Geo. Carter, Jr., of this
city accompanied them
Oscar Belscamper will associate
himself with Henry Belz in the
farm implement business and was
away on a purchasing trip this
week. The firm will do we'll.
F. B. Sarles of Madison, former
ly of Boscobel, was here first of the
week interesting investors in
Virginia land. Mr.. Sarles is an en-
thusiast over prospects in that old
state.
Capt. F. T. Hobbs, the we'll
known Prairie du Chen veteran,
has our thanks for a liberal remit
lance on subscription, cap" is
81 years of age and still hale and
hearty.
John G. NARROW received two
fine Belgian horses last week from
A. B. Hotter from Greeley, Ia, a
we'll known importer. One was
stallion weighing 21OO at 4 years
old, the other fine mare.
The eclipse came on according
to schedule Thursday night, or
rather Friday morning. Conditions
were favorable, the sky being clear,
and everyone who witnessed the
phenomena pronounced it great.
Commercial club met Thursday
evening. DR.. NARROW was elected
secretary to succeed Rev Evans
resigned. A beet sugar man will be
IN Lancaster to talk sugar beets at
Reeds opera house at2p. m. on
Saturday, Feb. 18th.
Misses Fife Morse, Nellie and
Sue Muesse, Winifred and Carrie
Wenzel, the Misses Angus and Mrs.
Anna Kasper were the hostesses at
shower given Miss Elizabeth Nc.
Brien at the spacious home of C. H.
Angus in the first ward Tuesday