Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-11

1t costs money to hunt deer no
matter how you sell it, so says Geo.
BROKER.
Forget your troubles; black bass
will bite again next summer just
the same.
Hugh Harper of Madison visited
Tuesday with his uncle Geo. Moore
IN this city.
lis ayoung man who walks with
a pretty young woman during a
storm her rain beau?
1t will soon be in order to stop
the shooting for term of five years
to give the deer chance.
Mrs. Roy Carter of Livingston
is having few DAYS visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Dickin-
son. .
Two very cadaverous looking
tramps looked in at the window of
the railway station where the tele-
graph operator sat at his key" Say
pardner," one of them said in a very
husky voice, report a couple of
empties going east"
Albert Philips has disposed of
his interests in the Capital saloon to
his partner, Geo. Rudersdorf. Mr..
Philips is planning on locating ia
South Dakota. Mr.. Rudersdorf will
manage the saloon himself with
Chas. Hicks as right bower.
An editor out West told his sub
scribers to help edit the paper Said
be: IF you get married, send in
the particulars. If baby arrives
at your home send it IN. Three
days after the paper came out two
babies were left in front of his
sanctum.
Members of the Ladies Aid
society of the Congregational church
are urgently requested to be present
next Friday afternoon at the lecture
room of the church. Annual cleo
ton of officers. Refreshments will
be served from A TO o'clock. Every
body cordially invited.
old Santa Claus is waiting for
his little friends in this county to
make their wants known to him.
AS was stated in our last issue the
Herald will publish these letters
from the little boys and girls if they
send them in promptly SO that they
reach us not later than the goth.
The country town with all its
faults is the best governed, most
enlightened, most moral and happi
est in American civilization. It is a
good, safe place, not too swift nor
yet too slow, In touch with the
current of progress, but not racing
with greed. The place from which
come nearly all the business men,
lawyers, scholars, preachers and
physicians. The place where men
are neigh boriy and helpful. Elk.
Mac, the hypnotist will appear
at Reeds opera house, three nights,
opening Monday. Dec. Is. He will
present many new, wonderful and
mysterious feats mingled with the
extIem comic. He will also intro
duce his marvellous test, that of
hypnotizing a man by telephone.
Two hours of mirth, music and
mystery. Change of program night
ly. Prices 10 2O,3O cents. Ladies
free with paid escort opening night.
"A. @. Morse, of this city, who
has been out in the Black Hills
country returned home last Friday.
He has been away from Lancaster
about three week, but only a few
days of that time was spent in the
hills. He has some mining interests
there and took time while there to
erect comfortable cabin on his
claim. In conversation with Mr..
Morse he incidentally mentioned
that they have taken the Herald in
his own and his fathers families
continuously for over 81 years.
The merchant who has the
goods and advertises the fact will
get the business all right, and he
should, too. Prospective buyers
scan the columns of their local
paper regularly to see where the
bargains are being offered and the
constant advertiser profits accord
ingly show us a merchant who is a
good advertiser and we will show
you man from whom you can get
good bargains. He makes smaller
profits but more sales, hence he
prospers. Take look at the Herald's
ADVERTISING columns TODAY