Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-25
Local JOttingS.

Secure space in the fair book at
once.
E. L. Mccoy is in Prairie du
Chen.
II. NJ. Young went to Linden on
business Thursday.
IS. Levin CT the Boston store is
IN Chicago on business.
"A. J. Hunsaker was Fenni-
more visitor first of the week.
Mrs. NJ. }. Smith took departure
Thursday for Breckenridge, Mimi.
Grant Ballantine of Blooming
ton had business in Lancaster Tues
dav.
Judge Goodsell and wife were
in Platteville, the Judge has a term
of county court there.
VIM. Stark, Jr., writes us to
change the address or his Herald
from Beetewn to Bloomington.
Geo. A. Moore's next shipping
day of veal, calves, hogs, sheep,
lambs and cattle will be. Wednes-
day, May 29th. -. r
-,i+n-An eastern paper remarks that
the best way to prevent moths from
attacking furs during the summer
is TO kill the moths -
Sheriff Budworth took Willie
Mulrooney of Mt. Hope to the
home for feebleminded at Chippewa
Falls Thursday. The unfortUnatea
youth is II years fage. q ''o O@
Our doctors say they have to
combine all the desiderata of every
terruginous tonic prescribed by
every school of medicine as an anti
dOte for green corn and cucumb ers.
For selling one bottle of beer on
Sunday, Martin Hessian, q James
vile sal0onkeeper, paid fine of
s25. The Sunday lid is ON tight and
Marshal VIM. Appleby promises to
enforce all ordinances.
The high moral standing of this
community is due TO the fact that
it has been permeated by Christian
influence and education, such as have
radiated from the various church
organic atiOns of our town.
Iron ore has been found in pay
ing quantities IN the western part
OF Rusk county by experts. 1t Is
said that outside parties are secur-
ing options on tracts near where the
ore veins were first discovered.
&C. ". Knapp took the 5 O'Clock
train at POtosi this a. m. for Texas.
He is to stop at Fnreston, Ill, where
,TumOr hath it there will be ''some-
thing goin' on" and Charlie won't
have to ride TO the Pan Handle
country entirely alone.
The Womans' Relief Corps will
meet at the city clerks Office at the
CITY hall. Wednesday. May %, TO
get the wreaths in readiness for
decorating The graves at the GENE
terry on Memorial day. All those
having flowers to donate please
leave them at the above mentioned
place
From the large lumber mills
comes the reports that lumber has
not been so scarce an article in
years as it is now, and the 1ndica-
tons are that the demand for all
grades of first-class lumber will be
stronger during most of the months
this year than it has been for a long
time. There is in fact an abnormal
demand for it.
One of our exchanges adverti-
ses a cow for sale as follows: Full
bloOded cow for sale. giving milk,
three tons of hay, lot of chickens
and several stoves" While we
have always had the greatest res
pect for meek-eyed gentle bossy,
we never suspected for a. moment
that she would branch out into the
Junk-Sh0p business. And she full
bIOoded, too! No ''yaller" dog or
pOsthole IN her makeup. Too bad.
No special delivery postage
stamps will be needed after July
LIST TO insure the immediate delivery
of letter. After that date if there
is attached to any letter or package
ten cents worth of stamps of any
denomination with the words
special delivery" written or print
ed on the envelope in addition to
the postage required for ordinary
delivery, the article will be handled
as if it bore special delivery stamp.