Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-08-17

The trout season ended Aug. Is.
Lookout for the Game Worden.
Lancaster sent big delegations
to Fennimore Thursday and yes
terday.
"A new draw is being placed in
the bridge at Bridgeport. 1t will
cost in the nelghborhood of $4,000.
Thursday was Assumption day,
and was observed with appropriate
ceremonies at St. Clements church.
Judge Goodsell and wife are
off for an automobile outing with
DIR. and Mrs. Cunningham of Platte
vile.
The Ladies of the NJ. E. church
will serve their regular monthly
15c. tea next Wednesday, Aug. Dist;
the usual hour, from five until all
are served.
"A quorum failed to materialize
at the council meeting Tuesday
evening and no session of the city
fathers will be held until the
September meeting unless special
is called.
Hunters should be more care
full when in the woods. Last week
gun was fired in the woods close
to where a farmer was driving five
horses on a binder. The horses ran
away and the driver and his assls-
tant barely escaped serious injury.
The binder was badly wrecked.
Base ball is all the fad in Bos-
cobel, Thursday Blue River played
them with a score OF 20 to 2 In
favor of Boscobel. Sunday they
went to Muscoda and were defeated
by a score of 6 to O. A hot game is
expected Monday when a team of
Winnebago Indians will play them.
1t may seem a small matter,
the kind of oil you use on your
binder or mower, yet it is a very
important one to your horses and
through. them to you. A recent
test of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the
Pennsylvania railroad-shows that
the efficiency of an engine could be
increased fifty percent by the use
of good oil over the same engine
using poor grease or oil. If this is
so important q matter with an
engine how much more important
| it is TO your horses for which you
are supposed to have feeling apd
for which You must furnish the
feed that makes the power. It is
economy both in the wear of the
machine and in horse power to keep
the bearings we'll supplied with
good oil.
When you are inclined to
speak harshly to the telephone girl
because she can't answer twenty
calls at once and always give you
the first chance, just remember the
following toast giver her by an
Illinois man: ''Here's to the tele-
phone girl. An employe who does
the most work and suffers the most
abuse for the money she receives:
who does the most favor that are
unappreciated by those upon whom
they conferred; whol knows more
about men than the sociologist does,
more about women than the officer
of the federation of clubs; more
about the manners of children than
the teacher does, and who can tell
where every gentleman and lady
lives. She is seen in all lands and
in all chimes, and speaks all tongues.
God bless her."
e. Fl. Walters, the piano man
arrested by Deputy Treas. Agt.
Burne Pollock several weeks ago.
charged with selling goods IS a
transient merchant without a
license, had his second trial Thurs
day before Justice Moses. Mr..
Walters was defendant in the first
trial about month ago, at which
time the jury disagreed. The same
action resulted 1nia similar decision
injustice Moses court Thursday,
the jurymen being Messrs. A. j..
Wiedenbeck, Karl LANCE, F. E..
Tenant, A. Y. Decker, John Jelde
and W. P. Rowden. Dist. Atty,
Kopp was DESTROYS of getting the
matter disposed of however and a
compromise was effected by which
defendant paid $50 towards the
costs accrued IN the action, and was
discharged. His attorneys were
Lowry q Carthew.
Few persons realize what
500, 240, 900 means, we are SO used
to big figures in these degenerate
days. Here are a few items: 1t is
the income for one year at 4 per
cont oy1 AzC1 000 nnO