Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
BAGFLY.

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and the ground freezing nights.
Walt Glass started for North Da-
kota. Tuesday, April End. HIS
family will remain until a home has
been selected by the ''gude mon"
Miss Annie Olds is now a sewing
girl and will sew any where in the
family in town or country. Tired
mother call on ANNE.
Mrs. Dave Burgess and son spent
Easter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Harvill.
Grandpa Remy came up from
Cassville Monday, and his daughter,
Della, went down TO care for moth
er in his absence.
Who got April fooled you. ha. ha.
Chan Styles, of Dakota, here to
attend his mOther-in-law's funeral.
took the opportunity to visit his
mother at Patch Grove and other
relatives over in Iowa. He return
ed TO his home Tuesday.
VIM. Calkins is now in Minnea-
polls calling on his uncle Victor.
Will intends to push on in Dakota
to select a homestead.
Mrs. John Dayis of McGregor,
Ia, is here to see her parents.
Miss Ollie Keller, teacher in the
Glass district, spent a part Of her
Easter vacation with Bloomington
friends.
If you want brick remember we
have plenty at the Bagley brick
yard; call on Millin and Anderson.
Miss May Loud of Cassville came
up Tuesday TO visit friends in Bag
ley; she is guest at the George
Hodge home.
T. E. Brodt can plane your lum-
Der, or furnish lum Der, coal, cement,
tar and paint.
Fencing wire is to be had at Nor
rissey's, j. T. Clifton, hardware and
also VIM. Millin handles woven wire
on commission.
Every thing from a tin horn to a
steam thresher can be had with the
hardware dealers.
Geo. Winter will furnish you
choice cuts Of meat, his wife the
latest fashion in ladies' spring and
summer hats, and VIM. Winter will
smilingly sell you any kind of furni-
ture.
Our accommodating cashier of
the Bagley state bank, will meet
and greet you with pleasant smile
and is full of business.
If you are hungry go to the Burl-
ington hotel and be sure you will
not be stinted on a square meal not
in the least;and the Burgess restaur-
ant, will set out any kind of lunch
to suit appetite and pocket book.
ANY time almost in the year you
can have fresh fish; we have several
professional fishermen ever ready
to serve you.
If your house needs raising up on
higher walls you will find David
Beard with jack screws and other
tools ready at fair price to do your
bidding. He is also a good stone
mason and plasterer.
Don't let your house go shabby,
Joe Urine and Resell Willard are
good painters and also paper hang
ers,
Will Remy has tonsorial parlors
over the state bank. a shave, hair
clip, or shampoo, are all in his
line, and never fails to please.
Bagley is very handy shipping
point, H. L. Harvey and Len Scott,
regular shippers paw all the market
will bear.
We have two gasoline saws, Elmer
Cook and Hugh Hazen are right
after your work and will do it up
ship shape.
Buy your rail road ticket here; we
have both day and night operators
and are very pleasant men to deal
with.
Mich Pace, section foreman, start
ed April 1st with full set Of hands.
John Gasner will seed his farm
down and can take in about Is head
of cattle to pasture.
w. F. Lindemann, reports the ar
rival of baby boy at his home.
Mother and baby are dong well.
General Notice to Repair Sidewalks.