Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-15


Ed Shaw, of Fennimore, was in
Lancaster Monday.
john Day goes to Madison this
morning, on business.
H. Fosbinder, of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster yesterday.
John Thompson, of Fennimore,
was in this city Monday.
R. D. Hill. of Montfort, was at
the county seat Tuesday.
Lambert Groenier was out of
town on business last week.
Mary Simons, of Dodgeviile, was
Lancaster visitor this week
L. Jacobs, of BagIev, was here
Tuesday visiting with friends.
L. A. Hatch, of Bloomingtn, had
business here the first of the week,
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Huston, of
Bagley, were visitorshere yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Frawley are the
proud parents of a baby boy born SUM-
day.
Ed Mulrooney, of Fennimore,
was county seat visitor the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Burr returned
Monday from few days visit at
Clinton, Iowa.
Will Rudersdorf left Monday
morning for a short visit with Dodge
Vile relatives.
Leo Jeide left Monday morning
for Lacrosse where he expects to spent
a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tudor Jones, of Du,
buque. visited at the home of j. f.
Webb Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Ryan, of North Andover,
is in this vicinity in the interests OF
an insurance company adjusting losses
by the recent hail storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Holmes and
baby left Monday morning for Platte
Vile after visit at the home of hel
parents living moth of the city.
james Morkin was down from
Fennimore the first of the week.
He was engaged in buying horses fol
his new livery in connection with
the Storrs Hotel.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Webb shipped
; her household goods to DEVILS Lake
N. D., last week, to which place
she and her little daughter Louist
will go shortly and join Mr.. Webb
who is employed in the government
land Office there.
"A farmer driving into town Sat
urday met with an unusual accident
While going past Casper & Carol
blacksmith shop both front wheels o
his wagon came off within a few fee
of each other. This further exempli
fes the old saying that sit neve
rains but it pours.
Lancaster sportsman who hav'
been so active this year in replenish
ing the trout streams of this section
will be interested to know that b,
unusually large number of 1874, 514, 60
, fish eggs were sent out by the state
commission to be planted the past sea
son. Of these, the brook trout plant
ed were 2,272, 900; rainbow trout
1855, 900; lake trout, %, 500, 900 ant
steel-head trout, $4,000 The hare
: work of the commission is now over
preparations are being made for tn
next spawning season. The past sea
son has been an unusually busy ont
for the commission, and of cours
busy in this case means success
Oscar Heberlein and wife started
Monday for Gettysburg, S. D., wher
Mr.. Heberlein owns a fine half section
of land, expecting to be gone tive
weeks, and his shoe store is beinI
looked after by the veteran shoe man
John johnson Mr.. Heberlein is {
stakeholder in the company organized
by Mr.. Williams, the famous railroad
promoter, who is now in England
which company proposes to build 1
trunk line from Chicago to Winnipes
and it is stated upon the authority O
g. Adam So11'1 fhot Mr. Williams ho,
authorized Mr.. Heberlein to. go anG
stake out town-site upon his Dakots
farm, which is on the line Of the
proposed new road. Lancaster friends
ought to be given an opportunity tt
get in on the ground floor for a few
choice corner lots in the new town
Ten years ago an Allen county,
Kas., farmer put his initials on dol