Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-23

! day night, March, %. Mr.. Rosen-
thai Is daily sending IN reports from
! this weeks attraction, and they are
all united in saying that it Is the
very best yet. Every act is refined
and first class and equal to those
seen at the large city theaters, IN
fact three out Of four of the acts
will play at the Chicago Majestic, the
Haymarket and the Olympic thea
tiers Immediately after their engage
ment here. The pictures are the
best seen so far, all of them having
| been tried out at the BijOu theauer
III Dubuque, and those which were
not good were not accepted for this
city. Mr.. Rosenthal is personally
experimenting this weeks trip and
Will talk to our show going people
on Wednesday night, March u.
The company will appear here
every second week, until the first OF
June. Next season, the dates are
already being made and an effort
will be made TO have rhe company
appear here every week instead OF
every two weeks. Seats are now
on sale and from indications, the
house will not be large enough TO
hold those who wish to attend.
Lets sing of spring-altogethe1
now! April days, shower days, that
make May flowers. May days, play
days, birds upon the bough. Fish
hooks, clear brooks, sitting by a
stream. Sky's blue say you, loaf
awhile and dream What fun! hot
sun, freckles on your face. Buzz
fan, ice man, hunt a shady. place.
Soon will days fill up.with summer
heat. Then we shall see weather
hard to beat.
The trustees Of thehCounty
Home and Asylum have awarded
the contract for building 40 by
81 feet barn on the farm-the mason
work to Henry B. CooIey..of Lam
caster and the carpenter work to
Frank Goodell of Platteville.
Otto Kirschbaum, Tony Meier,
Arch Barnes, Peter Derichs,i Mrs.
John Thomas and daughter,lMary
and Miss Annie Derichs 1have gone
to Rapid City, S. D. to:enter home
steads in that section.
Grant county's rstISsherif, in
1887, was John S. Pitcher; treasur-
er, Orris Mccartney; register of
deeds, Nelson Dewey;Icounty clerk,
J. Allen Barber; district attorney,
T. s Wilson.
Here's to all Of Us, for there's
so much good in the worst of US.
and SO much bad in the best OF US
that it hardly behooves any of us
to talk about the rest Of u. See?
Harry Orion and Will Macke
left yesterday for Huron. S. D.,
where they have invested in boot
and shoe stock. The goodIwishes of
many friends follow them.
The lid is on Sundays in Dubu-
que. This rule is proper. and the
same has long been in operation in
the chief cities and villages of this
county.
The Lancaster circle ladies of
the u. A. r. will exemplify the
the floor work of the order at the
state encampment at Oshkosh in
June.
The first election in Grant coun-
ty was held in the spring of 1887,
and 800 votes were cast out of
total population of about 5000
The Enterprise mine at Platte
vile has struck bigger blackjack
ore than ever, and many investors
are more than ever happy.
On Tuesday, Mar. % at 2 p. m.
there will be a sale of household
goods at the former residence of the
late L. NJ. Barber.
SAINT Joeckel and family are
expected back soon from Phoenix,
Ariz, wherethey have been stopping
since last Fall.
Mrs. John Sturmer of Cassville
suffer ed a stroke of paralysis a few
days and remains in a critical con-
dition.
Good day! The Herald is sixty
four to-day-good for a hundred
and Is emitted to your profoundest
bow!
According to the almanac March
list was the first day of spring, and
according to the robins ditto.
Harry Barnett, the city dray-
man, passed a couple of days in
Dubuque on business.