Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-31
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- What Our Neighbors Are Doing, Reported by -
The Heralds Correspondents
BAGLEY.
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VIM. Thiessa and crew of threshers
from South Dakota got back last week,
Mr.. Thiessa says he had a very good
and profitable run this season. He
has run a steam thresher at various
places out west for about 30 years.
His engineer Roba Millin and helpers.
Fred Miller, Monroe Jacobs. and
August Stagman all returned with
him.
Chas Urine has concluded to go
on and build large addition to his
residence; Guy his brother is digging
the cellar.
Oscar Barnes and Fred Ripper re-
turned from the wheat fields of the
west last week.
That squash that Aunt Anna gave
rs was just fine and wouldn't mind
having another as good.
T. A. Huston had his public sale
sf household goods last Thursday. and
it took N. r. Hoskins only about 2
hours to dispose of all he had at fair
prices. Huston filed his car with
horses, cows and chickens. his tent
and other stuff last Saturday. waved
rs all adieu and started to his
future home in Montana. Frank
Clark will occupy the home Huston
vacated as owner and Leslie Jenkins
will succeed Huston in the Chas.
Glass harness shop.
Aida, daughter of VIM. Wood,
will attend our school and board with
Ms Victoria Dawson.
The Clifford opera troup was we'll
received and we'll patronized during
the week We think they are away
above and beyond the average travel
ing show companies. They go from
here to McGregor, Iowa.
That honey we sampled of Mrs.
Otto Plonlze was ths very essennce of
beauty and sweetness.
Scott shipped hogs from here again
last Friday.
Miss Fisher, of Cassville. came up
last week to help in her brother g
family on the farm near Bagley.
Geo. Willard. who has been on an
extended visit will return with his
family to his late home in Washing
ton. They leave here on the
o'clock train Monday.
Henry Ruckdashel and wife had
good visit last week at Rutlege,
Wis, anu East Dubuque
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Harvey re-
turned last week from a two months
visit with Dee Orr, a brother of Mrs.
Harvey who settled in Washington a
short time ago.
Chas. Boil. our popular creamery
man at Brodtville took a trip to
Platteville last Tuesdy.
Miss Lena Gratz, of Prairie du
Chen, had good visit on the Gratz
farm near Bagley.
Mrs. A. Anderson, of Wyalusing
came up last week to visit her sister
Mrs T. A Huston she left to take
up their home IN far away Montana
A sister of Henry Huser finished
her visit and returned to her home
last Tuesday.
Mrs Catherine Wead, an aged
pioneer of this vicinity, died at her
daughters home at Gays Mills last
Monday. Deceased was highly re-
Rpected and was the mother of VIM.
Wead our town clerk, and has been
q resident of Wyalusing many years.
Her usual health had been good Tor
an aged person and her friends were
surprised at her sudden death. A suit
able obituary will do doubt appear in
due time.
John Havill is still under treat
ment at Prairie du Chen for de-
ceased eye.
Miss Amelia Cortland, a popular
CLERK in the Calkins store is now en-
JOying a vacation and visit with
brother at Walker, Kan, and another
one who lives in Dakota.
Ira Willard. operator at Mccartney
was up to bid his brother and family
good by before they start for their
home in Washington.
Our school under efficient manage
ment of Principal Huston is certainly
on the boom. since the tangles have
been Strengthened out and with the
help of good teachers all the depart
ments are running smoothly.
We hope to have Teachers meet
ing and a Farmers institute this
winter, and big talk on the need
Of a canning factory ereted at Bagley.
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