Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-10-27

visited liz Sitter Thursday.
IT. D. Nagle. of Patch Grove,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
-Undersheriff Jay Harclreoad had
business in Livingston Friday.
MINIS. G. f. Dickinson and Vina
Stone left Thursday for Cuba City.
Henry Baker has been enjoying q
visit at his sons home near Edmund.
County Surveyor A. W. Appleby
of Boscobel was III Lancaster Monday
of this week.
The long line of sewerage on'
avenue has been extended to
the L. Alt residence.
e. E. Olesen and Jas. Hannah,
of Livingston, had business at the
seat this week.
Twenty chicken pies for the
HaIlowe EN- dinner in the Subway
Tavern. No one turned away hungry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Carter and
Mrs. Geo. Carter spent few days in
Dodgeville during the past week,
guests of Richard Carter and family.
Mrs. Henry Elwell and Mrs. A.
o. Lee and children left on Friday
for their home in Clarion, Iowa.,
after a pleasant visit at the A. G.
home.
New concrete walks have recent
ly been laid in front of the BROKER
and Rundell property on Pine
street and the T. F. Orion property
on Elm street.
John McKelve", of Potosi. John
Plattner of Sitter, Clarence Keller,
of Lima and John Day, the real estate
agent of this city left for South
Dakota yesterday.
Mr.. King, the stone mason, who
is working on the new round house
expects to move his family here from
Fennimore shortly. He will occupy
one of the houses on the Beetown road
belonging to DIR. J. H. Reed.
Gen. Calls Circle will have
degree work Thursday evening of this
week and ali members are urged to be
pres9n-. The committees have made
to give everybody a good
time.
IN. Fl. Suttle is saving timbers
for a new barn which he will build
on the site of the one destroyed by fire
some months ago. Mr.. Suttle has not
let misfortune keep him down and
shows that he possesses the qualities
that deserve ample reward.
The residence belonging to
Herman Roth in the south part of
town is being entirely remodelled
both inside and out. When finished
it will look like different house. A
nice new porch has been built, con-
crete walks laid about the house and
the latest conVeniences installed.
The Mike Reynolds farm, six
miles west of town on the Beetown
road has been purchased by Jacob
Blum, of Verona, who has a large
herd of Holstein cattle and will en-
gage in the manufacture of Swiss
cheese. Chas. Vesperman has sold
his 100 acre farm north of town to
Oscar Smith of Sitter. John Day
both sales.
Next Sunday evening, October 81
is Hallow zen. The usual parties
and FRANKS incidental to the evening
Will doubtless occur either Saturday
or Monday. 1t is not expected that
the local police will have very hard
time this year as the amount of
damage done for several years past
has been light. 1t is we'll however
to take every precaution possible and
chain everything down that you leave
outside.
-"Jack" Andrew. of Livingston,
who is we'll known at the county seat
has invented and secured a patent on
a milk straineT that surely is deserv-
ing of good sale. The strainer can
be adjusted Instantly to separator,
railroad or factory can or in fact
almost any receptacle and absolutely
prevents any foreign substance from
getting into the milk. 1t has round
ed edges and corners and is easily
cleaned. 1t is built strongly of good
material and should be very durable.
Mr.. Andrew is said to be meeting
with great success in his sales of this
strainer. 1t is something that every