Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-18
LITTLE GRANT.

cent visitors in the northern part
of the state. They returned Mon
dav via G. g. n. W railroad to Lam
caster and were met there by their
son Burnen.
Herman Enke and Leo Philipson,
of Bloomington, passed through
Little Grant en- route for Lancaster,
Monday.
Jno. Gull bought some superior
young COWS from Thos. Webb Mon.
day. John isSlan industrious and
efficient farmer and loses no OPP
portunity to improve the excellence
of his herd.
FIay1an Cherrier was a business
visitor at Bloomington one day last
week.
T. E.DPendleton was a business
and social visitor at the home OF his
brother in-law, John Pennock, in
Bloomington last week. According
TO reports, Mr.. Pendleton has been
endeavoring to dispose of his stock
and dairy farm located in our midst,
but saysshe has not as yet made the
financial disposition.
Mrs. Thos. Webb visited at the
home of her son Frank, in Mt. Hope
last week.
Jas. Garthwaite Jr., was county
seat visitor last week at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Alice Wayne.
Jas. on returning procured ana
brought home load of bran.
Mrs. Chas. Wetmore and son
Lewis were business visitors in
Bloomington Wednesday. Lewis
in the capacity of gasoline saw
manager and operator, reports an
excellent run the past season. He
concluded the seasons operations at
the Smith domicile.
Frank Hore was a business vlsl-
tor in Bloomington Wednesday.
A good many of our constituent
citizens were business visitors In
Bloomington Wednesday. Among
those reported we're Sup'r Brande-
muehl, G. Cooley. Danl Trainor,
Jno. Smith and Frank Hope. Bloom
ington affords the best business ad-
vantages and trading opportunities
of any town its size in the state.
Capt. SchIosser, of Chicago, was
q visitor at the home or his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Hickok last
week.
Henry G.. Farnsworth was at
Madison last week; also his son, DR..
G, P. Farnsworth, of Chamberlain,
South Dakota. The doctor is the
medical superintendent of a large
medical and surgical sanitarium, at
Chamberlain. He will visit his sis
ter, Mrs. Benz. Pendleton, before
returning to Dakota.
Farmers engaged IN the hauling
of lumber at present are: jess
Blackburn, John Gull and John
Beetham. Fortunately for the
gentlemen interested they do not
have to haul their lumber from a
very great distance. In fact the
state of the roads would preclude
such a possibility.
A few of the young people resid-
ing in the northern part of the
township, attended the Epworth
League social at Mt. Hope Friday,
the 18th.
The recent marriage of Elmer
Hore and Miss Emily Lorenz, is re-
ported.
Bessie Oates visited friends in
Lancaster the latter part of last
week.
The Pagenkopf saw mill opera
tors report the saving business as
having reached it ultima thula.
They intend to close operations
soon. The gentlemen inform us
that owing to the scarcity of snow
very few farmers delivered the
number of hogs they would like to
have done. However the pro-
INDICATORS of the enterprise report
slight financial gain.
Glen Cairns and Eldon Storrs left
for BOISE. Idaho last week. Glen
has two brothers in Idaho, who are
very successful ranchmen.
Excellent times are reported at
the dances which occurred at the
Ellsworth Jeidy's and Jno. Beeth-
ANS. An especially large attend
ance is reported at the former.
W. d. Burr, one of our recent
acquisitions, was a caller in Lam
caster, Sunday. Mr.. Burr is an
efficient and excellent farmer and is
at present an occupant of the old
Trollope place which was recently
purchased by him.
Daniel Wood, son of Patrick
Mood of this fOvunSbip IvaS a. huGi-