Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-07
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the CaShman CW1nS are very SICK
F. s. Brandt. of Fennimore, was
here Saturday.
w. c. Hill. of Platteville. was
in this city Friday.
"A. F. David, of Montfort, was
visitor in this city Friday.
DIR. R. NJ. Carter and wife of
Livingston visited in Lancaster Sun
day.
Will Harvey and John Miller, of
Sitter, were county seat callers Fri
day.
j. w. Jones and j. ]. Scanl an,
of Fennimore, were in Lancaster Sat
urday.
Among the visitors noticed here
last Friday was q. H. Wetter. of
Mifiin.
-Geogre w. Wicken, of Boscobel,
greeted friends at the county seat
Saturday
The Walter Webb residence in the
second ward has been purchased by
NARROW Kidd.
Will Lathrop is moving into the
residence he recently purchased from
Jos. Hulburt.
Thomas Urin, of British Hollow,
was a county seat visitor the latter
part of last week.
Roy Chafield of Mazcmanie, has
been wishing with friends and rela-
tives in Lancaster.
George Carter has returned to the
university of Wisconsin where he is
a sophomore this year.
Albert Schaeffer and Jas. Nc
Garry, of Potosi. visited in Lancaster
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Frank Horton entertained
the teachers of the city schools last
Friday evening, at her home in the
second ward.
The land rush of Trip county
started Monday morning. the actual
registration started that morning at
8 O'CLOCK. The rush of people to the
places of registration il not as great
as expected.
Among those who went to South
Dakota his week to register in the
Rosebud opening were: Miss Lou
Dolphin, and Messrs. Louis Starr,
John Decker, Henry Carol and
Chester Hannum.
Louis Alt has now in his employ
an expert sausage maker, who Can
make almost any kind of sausage ever
heard of. He became we'll acquaint-
ed with him while enroute from the
old country and learning his business
offered him employment.
Those holding reserved seat tickets
for the Schubert concert company
Friday evening would do we'll to
select their seats early as the advance
sale has been quite large. Those
wishing seats but who have not yet
secured their tickets can do SO now.
the seat chart being ready at Ben
nett's drug store.
Mrs. Amelia Lisherness held
the lucky ticket at Joeckel's last
Saturday and was the winner of the
So. 90 offered in the clock contest
For some time before the hour
scheduled for the unwilling of the
clock there was large crowd gather
ed about the store door. The contest
seems to create more interest every
week.
DIR. Doolittle had fur overcoat
stolen from him Saturday night
valued at $160. The coat was hanging
on clothesline outside his house and
the thief got away with it in the
night. He was traced to Potosi the
next day but managed to escape
capture and although search is still
being made for him no further clew
has been found. up TO this writing.
Great interest was shown in the
Highland game at the Bos-
cobel fair last Friday. The fact that
the two best twirlers (Piddingon and
of Lancaster and Galena
teams were to do the slab work for
the rival towns caused much discus
sion and considerable betting Pid
dington however was far the better
and his rival was knocked off the slab
early in the game. Muscoda won by
a score of to 3.