Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-09
4 COLONY OF BEAVERS.


new members were received and
six old members united with the
united colony. At the conclusion
of the work of organization refresh
ments were served. The lodge will
meet once a month. Following is a
list of officers elected and installed:
Chas. Garthwa1te, n. W. B.
Mrs. Eliza Krohn, w. W. Q.
H. C. Broken, Secretary.
Will. Myers, Treas.
Chas. Krohn, Counsellor,
Mrs. Elma Tyler, Q. Of L.
Emma Boyle, @ Of E.
Mrs. Belle Beitler, @. OF 9.
Elsie Abraham, w. 2.
Sylvester Cooper, w. G.
Clarence Ball, Trapper.
A. Fl. Blackburn,
George Moore, Trustees.
Mrs. A. II. ckbourn,
DR.. NJ. B. Glasier, Physician.
MORE GOOD ROADS.
Andrew Roberts has just COM
pleted fifty rods Of permanent road
by Matt. Edwards farm west of
town. The job is first-class in all
respects and will wear FOR a long
time. Mr.. Roberts is the boss road
builder of this part or the state,
and he has gained nearly all his
knowledge from actual experience,
study and observation.
BoSCaBEL FAIR.
Some of those who attended the
Boscobel Fair are J. NJ. Donnelly,
o. l.. Brady, VIM. Mulrooney, A.
q. Bishop, Rob. benson and wife,
Mrs. Thos. Earper and daughter
Cora. They reported a good fair
and pleasing features.
LOCALS.
j. B. Ludaen made a business
and pleasure trip through the
Dakotas and as far north as Winni-
peg. He says that people are still
f1ocking into the northwest by
thousands, and that there is still
room for thousands.
Sam. Ketner will now try some
thing else for change-Ora Jeidy
bought his house.
Misses Calvert and Bolze1 spent
Sunday at their homes in Lancaster
and Montfort respectively.
A number of young people at
tended the dance in Glen Haven
Friday evening.
Mrs. Ray d. Walker passed few
days with Bloomington and Cass-
vile relatives and friends before re-
turning to her home in Lindsey,
S. D.
John Raisbeck of EdgeleY, n. d.
was in town Saturday.
W. ". BENEFITS sold that elegant
new screen-and-canvas collapsible
house to some Dubuque parties,
who happened to see it and straight
way were captivated with its
elegance. Mr.. BENEFITS will make
another something like it, which he
will use until somebody comes
along and buys it.
Lee Bailey has bought the o. j..
Day house on North Mill street.
Fred Smith entertained some
scboolmates Friday evening.
DR.. Citizen wife and. children de-
parted for tkeir new home in Twin
Falls Idaho, Monday. Their many
friends here wish them good luck
IN their new home.
Mrs. M. r. Binan returned to her
home II ElPaso, Texas, Tuesday.
AS a result of the smallpox furry
many school children and others
are going about with sore arms, re-
sulting from vaccination.
Jesse Sawyer is home from
Dakota.
II. e. Taylor and wife start this
week for Kalispell, Mont, where
Mr.. Taylor has a good position in q
ieweIry store. Mrs. Taylor hopes
that the change will benefit her
health.
Some Of the boys are taking out
hunting licenses and enjoying bit
Of fall shooting.
Oscar Knapp is home from Osh-
kOsh on business.
Farmers IN this vicinity have
been cutting quite lot of corn.
Hugh Gillespie is tending bar for
Casper Auel.
David Hoffman Is once more
about town. MIR. Hoffman recently
submitted to an operation for APP.
Deny:citis. which was successfully
perrol med by DR.. E. NJ. Sala, at
Rock Island, Ill. DR.. Sala is a son
of DIR. o. P. Sala of this city, and he
Is gaining a considerable reputation
as a surgeon.