Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-07-03

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for visit.
The editors family is visiting
at Boscobel this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Adams daughter Sunday.
Leo McGuirk returned to his
home at Dubuque yesterday.
Eugene BROKER returned to
Chamberlain, s. D., Monday after
noon.
Jason Lothrop is here from
Nebraska renewing old acqualnt-
ances,
Miss Bessie Kitellnger who has
been visiting relatives at Liberty
returned home Saturday.
The animals have shed their
winter coats and are beginning to
have sleek we'll fed appearance.
Don't neglect the garden. Hay
ing, cornplowing and harvest may
come close together and the tempta-
ton may be to put off the garden
work.
Its enough to give man brain
storm to read that the wife of
Missouri editor has left him on &C
count of cruel treatment because he
was bound to liquor.
A western editor says there
are four sides TO every question
the inside, the outside, the wrong
side and the right side. And one
more-the side mans wife tells to
the quilting society.
Eugene BROKER returned to
Chamberlain, S. D., to join his
father in the completion of the new
sanitarium they are erecting in that
city. They expect to have it COM
pleted within a few weeks, and IN
advance many patients have APP
piled for treatment.
He was wise in this generation
and close student of human nature
! who recently observed that anyone
can get amusements out Of barrel.
Give one to boy and he will build
a bonfire; TO a woman and she'll
construct chair; to fool and he'll
go over Niagara Falls; to man and
he'll trade it for a seat in the
senate" And it might be added,
give the bunghole to Yankee and
he'll make it yield a profit or selve
his comfort and convenience.
The small boy with the fire.
cracker should be careful not TO
hold thedangerous powder magazine
too long just because some bigger
boy tells him. The small boy who
wants to be a wild west cowboy
should be Stunned for his deadly
pistol claims many victim about
this time of the year. Above all
the parents should take enough in
terest in the affair to watch over
their childrens' welfare by careful
warning as to what to do and what
not to do.
a number of papers are running
an advertisement for Milwaukee
exchange which promises, accord
ing TO the caption of the advertise
ment, to secure mate for everyone.
This Office also received an order
for the advertisement, but feeling
that we wished to protect our read
ers against any ICON" game, we
asked for the names of some person
or persons who might be responsible
for the existence of the exchange.
There was no answer to our query,
hence the ad. has not appeared in
this paper. II the proper informa-
ton had-been given, we might even
have been induced to run the adj
vertisement on a trade basis.
The bill which passed the logls-
lature providing for a teachers
employment bureau as reported in
this paper last week, was later
vetoed by the governor on the
ground that the teachers of the
state are among the most intelligent
class Of citizens and are able to
take care Of themselves, and furth-
er, that every County Superinten
dent and Normal school, as well as
the University, is already acting as
such agency;that there is no ground
of public policy upon which such a
law can rest, and that the state
should net undertake the business
of securing employment for any
class of citizens unless some benefit
recurs to the public by such an
undertaking.
All arrangements are made for
rousing old time Fourth Of July
celebration in Potosi tomorrow.
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