Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-19
Local JOttingS.


with the rest Of EN-.
Mothers deplore this long vaca-
ton; children delight IN it.
Fireman Hagen ard two sons
are visiting in South Dakota.
DIR. Carl Doolittle returned to
Milwaukee Monday morning.
Mrs. W. G. Morse returned to
her home il Colorado Monday.
Miss Lizette Thier took depart
IRE for Pennsylvania Monday
morning.
If you kept the harrow busy
after the corn was planted you will
have clean corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Williamson
of Albion, Mich, are visiting at
Geo. P. Coolies.
Hon. D. B. BrUnsOn and Jas.
ScullOn arrived home from their
Texas trip Sunday evening.
Christian Vesperman visited
with his daughter, Mrs. Albert
Wieland, at Arcadia last week.
Mrs. John Muesse returned to
Seattle Monday morning after a
pleasant visit with relatives here.
H. A. Peer orders the address
of his Herald changed from Blue
River to Smithville, Ark. where he
intends to reside IN the future.
-SpiItz is highly recommended
for feeding purposes. A bushel and
q half brings equal to one bushel of
corn and is useful IN affording
variety.
R. d. Orion wishes us to change
thu address of his Herald from Ash
land to Butternut, where he is to
be stationed during the summer
months.
Did you SOW early and late oats
80 as to prolong the harvest season2
Oats are looking well. So far they
got well rooted during the, cold dry
weather and whens the rain came
made q vigorous growth.
The probability now is that hay
will be scarce this fail SO it will be a
wise plan to SOW miIIet or some
other good forage plant to help out
the feed. Shock corn is good feed
and a good substitute if shredded or
threshed.
We hate to see a fine farm
homestead disfigured by advertis-
ing some fake medicine or clothing
ad. displayed on the roof Of the
barn or corncrib. Such ads. are
sure sign to fakirs aud peddLer
sharks that 8 sucker lives there.
The MOnona Lake ASS emily
opens its twenty eighth annual ses-
sion July % and closes August
The program is conceded to be
among the best given in many
years and is arranged TO be both
instructive and entertaining. IL
will not, however, be marked by
the presence of q band.
Gov. Davidson has attached his
signature to the district option bill
passed by the legislature Friday and
saloons are now limited in Wiscon.
sin to one for every $50 population
and in all residence districts of 100
to $50 a majority OF the residents
may bar saloons by petitloning and
where the bar is once raised, it
cannot be removed without q ma
jority petition.
In Wisconsin there viii be no
more paIm1ng off on the town chair
man and county clerks. woodchucks
and other harmless ANIMALS for
wild animals ii order to get the
bounty. The new lew il regard to
paying of bUuntIes makes it neces-
sary that the entire carcass be
taken to the chairman and the
scalp, ears and upper eyelids re-
moved in his presence.
The farmer who will plant two
or three acres of trees on some part
of his farm where the land is not
particularly productive for other
crops plant systematicaIly-will
find in few years he,will get much
better return for his outlay than he
imagines. Land everywhere has
been cleared to such an extent that
wood is out of reach of most people,
many farmers even buying their
coal. Plant trees and get results.
An editor sat in his Office old,
whence all but him had fled; he
wished that every last deadbeat
was in his grave stone dead. His
mind then wandered far apvav to