Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-31
LITTLE GRANT.

anu Attorneys Dlaln0 anu
Clementson were the speakers A
band concert was given on the street
just preceding the speeches Voters.
future voters and ladies, too had the
privilege of hearing the real issues of
the campaign presented in logical
and straight forward manner.
Albert Pagenkopf, of Lancaster,
visited at the homes of Albert Krohn
and VIM. Pagenkopf a few lay last
week.
Mr.. Tornowske and family of
were Little Grant visitors
last week.
Albert Brandemuehl and wife visit
cd at rhe home of Adolph Wenzel
near Patch Grove last Sunday.
Mrs. JOS Hurlburt, of Lancaster,
is at the home of her son Harvey
Hurlburt.
Several IF our good farmers and
their families worshipped at the r
G. church in Bloomington Sunday
Thomas Webb was a business
visitor at the county seat Monday.
A large delegation of farmers from
here were at Bloomington Tuesday
Isl" Jridy, Frank Hickok,
Herman ana Art Lynass, John Smith.
Target practice. on the Hickok
ranch must be discontinued at once
without further notice.
Hollowe'en will be celebrated in
different ways, and in diffrent places
in this township next Saturday even
ing.
The stock sales of Thos. Harper
and D. Vanetta were we'll attended
by prospective buyers from here.
Chas. and Jess Hillery were bust
ness callers in Bloomington Tues
day.
Leo BARLEY, Irwin Hale and Foster
Porter of Bloomington spent last
Sunday at Recreation PARK in Little
Grant; we know of no better way
to rest and be refreshed than to spend
a little time out on our hills OH
October day.
Harvey Hurlburt was out to Patch
Grove and Bloomington Monday.
The first number of the Blooming
ton Lecture Course was given Oct 26.
Those VINO we're present from here
speak highly of the entertainers, Mr..
and Mrs. Bleiharz Four more en-
will be given; it is not
too late to secure tickets.
E. Fl. Grifis attended circuit
court at Lancaster.
Dick Stark was a caller at Bloom
ington Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Heller who has been
visiting at the Jacob Henry home
for the past fortnight has returned to
ler home in Kenoshs.
Our citizens will have an op-
to hear Hon. A. w. Kopp
It Mt. Hope Oct. 80 at 10 a. m. at
Thursday evening at 8
,. III. Mr.. Kopp is very popular
n this town and many will attend
hese meetings.
Miss Bessie Henry was home over
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Baker were Bloom.
ngton visitors last week.
Voters who wish to improve our
method of taxation should vote for
he amendment to Article s, Sec. of
he State Constitution. Don't forget
he amendments when you mark your
ballot next Tuesday.
!. There seems to have been another
carnival at Lancaster last week.
Baxter & Draper pay 80 cents a
pound for butter fat at their creamery
n Lancaster during the month of
October. 1t will pay the farmer to
AXE his cream to them though it may
De a little farther to haul at. 1t is
/ very poor paying business to haul
cream to most creameries in this
C unity. Farmers will do we'll to keep
his frm in mind when they start
tut with their cream next spring.
Fred Brandemuhl returned to his
lome at Patch Grove after a short
7isit at the home of his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Al Brandemuhl.
Mrs. Thomas Webb. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Mil
yankee and West Allis, returned
home Friday.
Supervisor Albert Brandemuhl was
! county seat visitor Friday.
d. K. Vanetta of Patch Grove
made several calls here FRIDAY.