Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-13
Local JOttineS.

). T. Emery was here from
BOscobel on business Thursday.
Henry Nichols transacted bust
ness at Plattevllle Wednesday.
Atty. Jno. J. Scanlan of Fenni-
more had business in Lancaster.
Miss Martha Geiger of Madison
j. visiting her friend, Miss Georgia
Finney.
Joe Muench came home from
Madison to attend his sisters we'd
ding Tuesday.
Miss Shirley Nicholson of Liv-
-ngston is guest of Lancaster
friends this week.
-Messrs. Ernest Brooks and
Frank Taylor were here from Bloom
5ngton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barrows
attended the Retalick-StOney we'd
ding last Wednesday.
r. w. Munns formerly of this
city, who was employed at Joe
Kaspers, is now located at Waupun
nth an automobile company.
DO not forget Tony" Howell
when in need of nursery stock.
He'll supply you with the best and
stand back of it. Read his ad.
Good news comes of a big strike
Of lead at the Beacon Light mine at
Platteville In which Lancaster
parties are principally interested.
Mrs. James Graham and daugh-
ter, Leta, of Dubuque, and Mrs.
Vim. Barrows, visited at the home
OF Will Graham, OF Potosl, part of
last week.
The circuit court will set in
regular session on the % day Of
April. 1907, at the hour OF 1:30 p.
a. for the purpose of disposing of
al of the unfinished business of the
Feb. term.
Fred Burr OF the Frank E. |
Long company writes from Ees-
taria, Mich, as follows: How does
stuck In one place for 81 hours on
account of snow April 9th and 10th
strike yea for fine climateg oh,
It's great" Nearly. as bad here,
Fred.
TONY" Howell advertises
choice nursery stock for sale in the
Herald this week. 1t Is guaranteed
20 be all that he says it Is and you
al known that Tony's word is good.
Read his ad. and see him if you are
thinking of buying anything IN tn e
2ine of small fruits or berries.
The new court house at Darling
ton ls nearly ready Tor occupancy
al of the work of construction being
completed excepting the placing of
the glass in the floor of the rotunda.
Workmen are engaged in cleaning
up the different rooms and halls and
It is expected that the vault furnish
ings will be put in place in a few
days. It is thought the officers will
move into the new building by the
first Of May.
Few business men have more to
contend with than an editor. The
only means the editor has Of making
living for himself and family is |
by selling space in the columns Of I
MS paper. His newspaper columns
are the same to him as the shelves
OF dry goods are to the merchant.
M one thinks of asking the mer-
chant to give him the dry goods !
rom his shelves, but few they are
who hesitate to ask the editor 20
give them a few columns free in his
paper.
The new correspondence study I
department of the University of
Wisconsin has now one hundred and
fifty courses, and new students are
enrolled daily. The University has
no soliciting agents, pays no COM
missions and gets only earnest
students who mean business. As a
result, the accuracy and thorough
ness of their work pleases the in
structors, and the ''study by mail"
plan is popular in the University as
well as in the state. The courses in
mechanical drawing, stationary
engineering and others for mechanics
are as popular as those IL sciences
and languages and those for house
LaaporS and taaohors
Madison is being flooded with
lead dollars and where they are
coming from no one has been able
to tell. The custom seems 70 be to
put the counterfeits in circulation
Saturday night when there are a
large number of people trading and
little attention can be given TO the