Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-01-26
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One hundred cases Of j. lsles,
are reported at Monroe.
A. J. Pbiipps was IL Mineral
Point a portion Of the week.
Mrs. John Cox took departure
Thursday for q visit with relatives
! in Michigan.
Rev. Monro IS in Madison and
VIII not hold services tomorrow at
the Episcopal church.
Monroe reports a milk famine
IN that city. Cream is. almost I'M
possible to procure ut any place.
Frank Raisbeck of Berlin, S. D..
formerly of Cassville, renewed ac~
quaintances in Lancaster Thursday.
If you want your town to grow
and prosper, wake up, rub your
eyes, roll up your sleeves and go to
work for it.
Mrs. Frank Mcmahon of Madi-
son came here for her little son
Wednesday. The youngster had
been visiting at Grandpa Johnson's.
The 9Th annual meeting of the
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment.
association will be held at the agri-
cultural hall, Madison, Thursday
and Friday, Feb. rs.
j. E. Barnett & Son started the
harvesting of their ice crop Wed
nesday They will cut about $500
tons. Tho ice is of good quality and
about a foot in thickness
Cal. Taylor returned home to
Looms, S. d., yesterday after a
business and pleasure visit in this
vicinity. He and ms good wife
contemplate trip to Oklahoma
next month.
-Rosenthals refined vaudeville
plays return enga at Reeds
opera house next Tuesday evening.
Every face new, every act new.
every picture new. Prices never
change, 15-25-35.
Carl Brandemuhl of South Lam
castor MARKETED II shoats Thursday
that brought him nearly $1,000.
Talk about money in pork! The
bunch vas purchased Ivy Bennett.
Austin d Place at Sc, 80.
The boy who saves his money
becomes the banker. the merchant,
the professional man. The boy who
never saves q cent makes fhe man
who learns his bread by the sweat
of his brow" who never owns a
home or enjoys the Injuries OF life
-TOssie D., the lone PAGER. died
at Patch Grove, first of the week.
The smart little animal was known
all over this portion of the state
and had many adniro~s wliln Y
J. Dyer owned her. Of tote vaars
she had been used for breeding
purposes only. Her acR was %.
Farms IN our cuunf continue
to sell at very good plices. Real
estate men report plenty of buyers,
but the list Of farms on the market
for sale grows smaller and it is
more difficult now than formerly to
find suitable farm property that can
be bought cheap Our land has not
yet reached the top price is the
opinion of well posted men.
The man who went cut 20 milk
and sat down on a boulder in the
middle of the pasture and waited
for the COW TO back up, was a
brother to the man who kept store
and wouldn't advertise because he
reasoned that the purchasing pubic
would back up 10 bls place OF Dusi-
ness, when Il wanted something.
Officers OF Grant lodge, T. & A.
NJ, for the next year have been
/ elected as follows: A. y. Wledeu-
I beck, W. NJ; F. ~. Ha7ferty. 81.
| W; Fl. e. Car. bew, Jr. W; r.
Meyer, T., Treasurer; Geo E.
Budd, Secretary; J. c. Whirmore,
ST.. D.; G. S. Rockwell ~ ? {.
F. Dickinson, sr S: r. r Kinney,
Jr S; FL. Gingrigh, Tyler.
People frequently inquire Of the
editor where we receive our infor-
nation concernir9 su:n anG such
person, also VINO wrote tits article
or that. To imp&rt information
along this line is against the rules of
newspaper office and our friends
and patrons will please bear this in
mind and not annoy us with inquir-
les. We always stand ready to cor
rect wrong or mis- statement.
The prosperity OF a town IS not
guarded by the wealth Of its inhahi-
! tants, but the uniformity with