Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-06
james Andrew, of Richland
Center, visited here this week.

thoroughly.
Miss Bessie Keitlinger. teacher
in district No. IL, Little Grant,
was home to attend the Zenz-Fin
negan wedding yesterday.
Dance following the concert at
Reeds opera house this evening.
The music will be furnished by the
celebrated Ladies Fraternal Quar-
tette.
ALFRED Warren the Lancaster
monument dealer and stone CATER
has erected a splendid monument
of gray granite for Henry Timm in
Hillside cemetery this week.
AS we go to press the Cushman-
Mills trial and the other hearing in
which Montfort parties are also
concerne', have not yet been decided.
Both are before Justice Schreiner.
"A new partnership has been
formed in the livery business this
week, the place hereto conducted
under the name of Zlegler Bros,
now being known as Ziegler q
Boyle, the two member of the new
firm being Walter Ziegler and John
Boyle. They will conduct livery,
feed and exchange barn and give
special attention to the breaking
and training of horses, Mr. Boyle
being we'll known expert in that
line.
Programs of the meeting of the
Grant County Medical Society, to
be held May 21st at Montfort, have
been received by Lancaster ply
sicians. The programs of both
morning and afternoon sessions is
as follows: Morning session, 1870
O'clock, Diptherla, Treatment of a
Case-Dr. j Oettiker; Tubercular
Peri ouitis, Report Of Case-Dr.
J NJ. Lewis. Afternoon session,
loo O'clock. Address, Facilities
and Aims of the New College of
Medicine at the Srate University
DR. G. R Bardeen, Madison, Wiscon-
sin. The members of the Iowa
County Medical Society will be
guests at the meeting,
-Colum bus Wayne, of Little
Grant, was the first hunter to re
ceive a bounty this month He ap
peared last Saturday with a wolf
scalp for which he received the
county bounty of $40 He stated
that he killed the animal which
wss of the large gray species, near
the James McDermott farm in
Bloomington. Last month $132
was paid out by the county, as
bounty on 33 young wolves which
were brought In during the month.
SIC was the amount of bounty paid
on 13 foxes. By glancing over the
names on the records in the county
treasurer's Office we find that many
Grant county hunters make enough
spending money during the winter
to tide them over the summer
months.
The following are the members
of the graduating class of the high
school this year: Bessie Bracket,
Berenlce Burris, Alba Edwards,
Georgia Finney, Lille Garner, Bes-
sic Gibbs, Merle Hagen, Ina Hast
ings, Mamie Johnson, Harry Livens,
Jeanette Mccoy, Ned Mccoy, Mel
lie Martin, Harry Nathan, Mabel
Orion, L o. Pennock, Alice Petty,
Ethel Philbrick, Theresa Ruders-
dorf, Ora Sitter, Mabel Stone,
Grace Stone, Pearl lockwood, AL
bert Wiedenbeck, and Margaret
Doll. Prof. Rolla Lyman, formerly
Asst Principal of the Lancaster
high school and now the professor
of debating and oratory in the state
university will deliver an address at
the commencement exercises.
The class Of 1908 of the high
school will present on May Is,
their two class plays One is called
IAN intern upted Proposal" and the
other, is entitled Barbara The
cast of the first named is as follows:
Stephen Howard. Alba Edwards;
Samuel Tracy, L. o. Pennock;
Thomas Stone, Albert Wiedenbeck;
Mrs. Stone, Ina Tasting; Helen
Stone. Mabel Orion; Mrs. Ramsey,
Mamie Johnson; Betty, Bessie
Bracket. The following is the cast
of the latter: Barbara, Jeanette
Mccoy; Lily Leland, Theresa Ruder-
sdorf; Cecil Morton, Lowry Morse;
Nathaniel Finnicum, Harry Nathan.
Both of these plays are one act
comedies and contain many COM
plicating and interesting situations.
Mrs. Josie Kinney, mistress
now of the beautiful Lee Morrell