Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-02
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
We spent Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday with the Brodtville farmers.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
We spent Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday with the BrodtvilIe farmers.
We enjoyed the usual chicken and
plenty of cream and other good
things; green pastures make good
flow of milk and Chas Boil, the
presiding genious of the creamery, is
turning out tons of the golden product
and carted to Bagley for shipment
The school here has 90 enrolled
pupils. Miss Jennie Jones, of Fen
nimore, is in charge. We noted good
dicipline and fair progress all round
Our visit was mutually pleasant to
all concerned. The farmers are
shredding and the Weld is not only
good but the quality is excellent
Some speak of this as bad year, but
we think for an all round crop we
never had better, all kinds of pro-
duce has been harvested in such fine
shape. The vegetable and root crop
is simply enormous. Chas. Plondke
has corn ears 10 inches in length and
fine squaahes by the wagon load. Ed
Volkert raised the common fiat turnip;
three of them fill a half bushel
measure. John Iorns had nearly 70
bushels of good wheat on acres
Mrs Pauline Hale took carrot from
her garden that measured Is inches
long and IL in circumference Mr..
E. D. Gulick has large patch Of
late potatoes that yields bushel to
every - hills, and you can pick out
tubers that one would be big meal
for a hungry wood chopper. Our
opinion based upon personal observa-
tion is that the larders of our people
will be full and no deaths will occur
from starvation.
VIM Pitzer rented his farm and
will move his family to Austin,
MINI. to engage in dairying on a
large scale.
Mr.. and Mrs John Iorns and Mrs
Tom Harris spent couple of weeks
visiting John and Laura Iorns at
WoonsocKet, South Dakota, on their
way home they will stop off at Browns
dale, Mimi, to visit other relatives
Heavy frost and the ground froze
hard Oct %.
JAS. Schroeder independent candidate
for county treasurer, Mccoy, of the
Hub. Independent candidate for county
clerk and Jas. Millin, of Glen Haven,
independent candidate for Register Of
Deeds. were in town calling on the
voters and reminding them that cleo
tion was near at hand. Party lines
are being broken every where and
these men might stand a good chance
to be elected.
Les Boarman and wife returned
from visit with his parents at
Stockholm, Wis.
Jim Leta and Efie Harvill and
Archie Gulick drove to Bagley Sun
day.
Will Remy and wife and his
parents here on a visit from Schofeld,
Wis, and Mrs. Maggie Kirshbaum
and her two daughter, guests of the
Will Remy home, all attended the
funeral of IA year old son of Johh
Fry, brother in law of Will Remy.
The lad was out hunting rabbits, ac
cidentally shot himself through the
abdomen and lived but short time.
Mr.. Print, of Chicago. brother of
Mrs Jno Harris, spent month visit
ing here.
Geo. Willard took an auto lead to
the Hub to attend trial, insurance
Co VS. c. B. & @,
Another show came to town to find
the Quaker Medicine show still hold
ing the boards down, so they left as
quietly as they came.
T. D. Maggie of Patch G&ove was
here Monday to distribute hand bills