Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-17
SITTER.


Frank Drinkwater made a business
call at Lancaster Wednesday evening"
Mr.. ssand Mrs. Simon Rekenhlater
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell took in
the Bosco5el fair last week and re-
port good fair and large attend
ance.
Sam Petit has resigned his position
with the Railroad Co., and Yves Speas
has his place.
G. @. Sykes of Lancaster has the
contract to paint Con. Winsor's house
R. N. Trentzsch and family and
few other Lancaster parties spent
day in Sitter last week.
Sam Petit and Reuben Lind at
tended the Livingston field day, Aug.
| IL.
Our Station Agent, Happy schup-
pener is the busiest man in town.
His work is twice as much as it has
been. The depot here now is not near
large enough to hold the freight COM
ing in here and what we want is a
new depot like they have in Lancas-
ter.
Finnegan & Briel sold car load
of wire last week and they have
another car load on hand and two
car loads of hard and soft coal, also a
| fine line of strives
Bill Allen is in town today; he
comes from Livingston here to do his
trading and several others of his
neighbors make Sitter their trading
point.
Marion Knuteson and Andrew and
Knute Knuteson are here today from
Livingston to do their trading Other
visitors Joel Choushman, Montfort
John Hunt, Livingston George Gold
man, Will Beaunnine, John johnson,
VIM. Allen and Harry Beeatham.
Bob Beetham makes his regular
trips through here every Sunday even
ing rain or shine.
VIM. Pier and family drove to Ian
caster Monday.
John Benner Sundayed in Rewey.
VIM. Fache and son are IN Lancas-
ter moving house.
VIM. Stlppich of Gregory Hollow
spent Sunday with his parents here.
VIM. Kies of Livingston Sundayed
with his daughter, Mrs. Leo Kemper.
Oscar Gerhardt is touching up
Stoemer's old house.
Last Sunday our base ball team met
the Platte Indians and part of Mont
fort and the other part Clifton base
ball team and Sitter beat them to 8.
Chas. Smith on Route 2 is having
his house painted and is making it
look fine Chas. offers his farm for
sale this is one of the best farms on
the route, handy to the road and seven
good living splings, and he has the
best crop of corn in the country this
year.
Bennie Mckenzie of Lancaster
Sundayed in Sitter.
Miss Bessie Facha spent Friday in
| Lancaster.
Martha and Hilda Tanner spent
Sunday with their brother Ed. Tanner
at Farview.
VIM Lind of Farview spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mrs. Joe Lind was Fennimore
caller last Thursday.
Wan. Geraart and family Sunday
ed here.
Miss Bertha Wenzel, of Lancaster,
Sundayed here.
Mrs Roy Clifton is here visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith,
Henry Schuppener, our general
merchant has some fine potatoes at his
store for sale, also Bergheger's and
Co.
Fred Brun, our general blacksmith,
has been busy all this summer, setting
tires and shooting horses we have one
of the best blacksmiths here in the
state.
Place and Jerrett shipped car
loads of hogs and cattle Monday.
MIR. Vandenberg and son, of Chicago
is here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bracket of
Lancaster, Sundayed with Mrs
Brackets parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Stippich.
German services were held in the
German Lutheran church last Sun
day afternoon.
VIM Finnegan drove his new team
out Sunday to see if they could pull
him through the mud.