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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-28
. ~~ANNANN~ANANNNN
} NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HERE Is A LAND proposItIon un

HERE is A LAND proposition un-
equalled anywhere, all things con-
sidered. 1t is a full quarter section,
not one foot waste, finely improved
and fully equipped for business; 1875
acres under cultivation, twenty acres
fenced pasture, with the best well of
water in the country, windmill and
tank; substantial house, barn, gran
airy, ETC., new, complete and painted.
A quality Of sell, void of stone that
cannot be excelled and a crop Of
wheat, oats, corn, etc, now grow
ing, unsurpassed In the state. This
farm is within mile of a
thriving Milwaukee railroad town and
forty rods from a schoolhouse where
both school and church privileges are
afforded. Free coal and water in
abundance and at hand. There is abb
solutely no Objectionable feature to
this investment that we know of and
II will be made on satisfactory terms
to the purchaser as to payment. For
a pleasant home in a desirable COM
munity, this little fortune builder can't
be beat; might consider a crop pay
ment proposition. If you are inter-
ested get in Communication with Raj
eigh Land & Investment Co.. Per. G.
c. Leonard. v. p, Raleigh. N. ID.
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Guest Then Plaintiff.

WiIliston. ". d. Aug. 2s.--Guest
one evening and plaintiff in GRIM
inal action the following day Is the
rapid change that was made by Mrs.
j. Strathadee of the Williston Saliva
ton Army, with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin In the role of hosts and ac-
cused In turn. The loss Of a handbag
containing about SIS at about the
time that she was guest at lunch-
con at the Martin home was respon-
sible for the arrest of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin. AT the trial, In justice court.
Mira Martin was first acquitted.
Then her husband was arrested and
be. too. was acquitted.
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Crops Little DAMAGED.

williston. NJ d. Aug. 2s.--John
examination Of corn and small grain
fields In Williams county fails to re-
veal that damage was done BY the
frost during the early part Of the
week III a few az the corn fields this
more tender blades showed slight ef-
fects, but otherwise the plant II ii
good condition Tender vegetables
such as cucumhers and other vines
SUFFERED most heavily.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR RENT OR SALE-Building No.
16 Fourth street south, Moorhead,
used as cleaning and repair shop.
Phone 15l7-J.
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FLORIDA LANDS.

$40 CASH AND $40 per month pays
for a five-acre tract In the famous
Indian river fruit section OF Florida;
deep black soil; 10000 acres to select
from; live agents wanted in every
county in North Dakota; liberal COM
missions. Address G. f. Carlson, gen.
eral state agent Plaza. N. d.
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WANTEp-Good girl for general
housework. Mrs. G. Fl. Reinecke, SIS
Ninth street south.
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FARM FOR RENT.

WE HAVE a number of exceptionally
choice farms ranging In size from
quarter sections to three sections that
we desire to rent. None but first
class tenants will be considered. Call
or write. Wheelock q Wheelock. rs
Watkins building, Fargo. N. d.
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BARELY ESCAPE DROWNING.
Thrilling Experience for Young People
Of Napoleon on Bed lake.

Napoleon, ". o.. Aug. 2s. Eve
young people OF this place had d mar
row escape from drowning while out
rowing In q lealxy boat on Red lake
when that body of water was quite
rough. During the course or the trip
across the lake, II became necessary
for the two young men of the party
Peter Nord and Albert Kelly To re-
move their shoes with which to help
bail out the boat.
The boat capslzed and the yonng
men got IT upside down. with two 81
the young women on top and were
towed along In that manner BIZ one al
the fellows while the other struck out
for shore with the third girl Qg the
party. TEey all cot back to land safe
III once more. The young women ware
Misses Alice and Jessie Hp0f and
Gladys Peacock
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WANT ED ompeten girl for general
housework. Apply 119 Eleventh
street south.
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WANT Ed Experienced saleslady for
millinery, coat and suit store. III. f,
Starr Co., II Broadway.
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FoR sALE-LANp.

goo ACRES Of land for sale, fifteen
miles from Glendive, Mont, In fine
farming district, for So per acre;
sixty acres under cultivation: over
70 per cent Of land can be easily cui-
tlvated' Terms about half cash and
balance eight years time n desired
Address Chronicle. Beach, N. d.
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WANTEp-A county seat paper-re-
publican; give full particulars. Adj
dress A. T. Thompsoni Lake Park.
MINI.
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WANT Ed ompeten girl for general
homework; three in family. Inquire
at 1912. First avenue north.
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WANTED for general house,
work; no washing. Apply at GIG
Seventh street south.
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WAN z D--C girl Tor genera
houseworls. Mrs. 8. r. Crabbe. 1885
Third avenue south.
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FOR SALE--Meat market in good N.
ID. town, doing good business on
almost a cash basis; good reason for
selling. Address sos. care Forum.
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GIRL FOR ADOPTION.

FOR ApOPTI0N--A beautiful blue
eyed baby girl. weeks old. Apply
001 Tenth street south Telephone
1l4s-a.
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POINTER FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Attractlve rangy, black
and white male pointer nearly q
years old. yard and mouse broken, In
good condition, very tractable, slight
field experience, just ripe for training
on chickens First $40 gets him. Ad-
dress 4s5. care Forum.
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CHIMNEY AND FURNACE CLEAN.
ING.

CHIMNEY and furnace cleaning; sat-
tsfaction guaranteed. J. r. Adams,
phone 81. Leave orders at Hubert
Harrington's hardware store, 81
Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED TO RENT--By Sept. 4, gaod
restaurant or rooming house tn Far +
90. Address BOZ First avenue north,
Moorhead. Or phone 1787-J
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FOR SALE-Four bowling alleys for
sale cheap for cash, or will trade;
announce your bargains. Hotel
/ Tweedon.
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FOR RENT--Nine-room furnished
house on Seventh avenue and Third
street north, Fargo. Apply at Ill
Third street north. Moorhead or phone
450-L.
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FOR RENT--Seven-r room house. mod
ern except heat, with cistern and
cellar; newly papered and painted.
Phone 672-L
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

FOR RENT-Frurnished front room
with board in modern house, private
Ianiiys Tor two ladies or two gentle-
men; reasonable rent. g23 First ave-
nue. south. Phone 2171-J.
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VVANTE E---C olored porter for barber
shop. Apply 720 Front street
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MODERN HOUSE for rent, Roberts
street, second house from library. In
quire at PIT Roberts street or phone
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FOR SALE, FARMS.

FOR SALE--FIaIf section of land with
good buildings. three miles east of
Finley, N. ID. Call or write Bertha
Fortney, 602 Fourth street north. Far
go. N. u.
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REIMBURSEMENT.

FOR SALE-Relinquishm in Bow
man county, land has three large
springs of soft water. Call or address
G. E., Golden West hotel, Fargo. NJ ID.
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NVANTE D--Two reliable statesmen.
Apply 10 p. m. Room SO, Kennedy
block
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, WANT A GOOD live man to
y join me as partner in a legi-
innate business that is estab-
lished and making money.
2 Commissions last month $1,-
134. Am no longer able to do
both the office and outside
work. Open for investigation
to those Interested. A good
chance to start In business.
No experience necessary. Small
b capital required. Address l..
b. S7S, Fargo. ~. d.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT.
HOUSE for rent. Apply Inferior
Lumber Co.. phone 90.
FOR RENT Small house, centrally
located. modern except heat Phone
1888.
FOR RENT-Seven-r house at
224 Third street north. Moorhead.
Apply Mrs. Thorson.
FOR RENT-An unfurnished nine
room modern house within one block
of car line. 1908 First avenue north
Phone 69I-J.
FOR RENT--Seven-r room house. mod
ern except heat, with cistern and
cellar; newly papered and painted.
Phone 672-L
FOR RENT several houses for rent.
ranging in price from IS TO $45 per
month. w. J. Lane First National bank
building.
MODERN HOUSE for rent, Roberts
street, second house from library. In
| quire at PIT Roberts street or phone
572-J.
FOR RENT-Nine-room furnished
house on Seventh avenue and Third
street north, Fargo. Apply at Ill
Third street north. Moorhead or phone
sou =.
FOR RENT six room house, strictly
modern. on car line, opposite Moor
! heal Normal school. Phone 1892 or
call at 6O2 Ninth street south, Moor
head
FOR RENT-Modern eight-roon house
good location. $40 Roberts street:
inquire J. s. Shoeninger. s24 Roberts
| street.
FOR RENT-Both sides OF a double
house, eight rooms on each side:
close In, modern, hot water heat; sac
| per month. each side. Phone 965-J
or call 1924 Third avenue north.
FOR RENT~-Three houses, two eight
room h0uses. and one geven-roOm
house: modern except heat: soft wa
{ er hi kitchen. Inquire at 623 Seventh
avenue north.
FOR RENT-One OF the finest and
most modern 7-room houses. very
close In. $3.50 per month possession
Sept. /. M Fl Beebe. SIT Third ave.
nue. north.
HORSES FOR SALE.
IF0R SALE Cheap. driving horse.
Stndebaker phaeton; first class har-
ness. Enquire Youngss Livery.
...-.~--ss
HOME LAUNDRY.
HOME LAUNDRY, Mrs. Il. q. on
Ger. 1923 Eighth rect south. Phone
| 219i-L.
CANADIAN LANDS.
1 We ARE exclusive agents FOR over
/ 100000 acres of selected lands In
| Saskatchewan and Alberta III inter-
1 ested iii Canadian farm lands write
! 5odgaon Realty Co. Fargo. II. ID.
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STORE BUILDING and lot. fixtures,
stock and business for sale, abso-
lutely the best located building in
North Dakota town; viii consider no
trades; il you are interested come and
investigate this; reason for selling, on
account of wife's health. Address 523,
care Forum.
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POSITION wANrEp--MALE.

WANTE D--Position as manager for
Farmers Elevator Co.; eighteen
years experience. Address 507. care
Forum.
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sWANTEp-Men to learn barber trade,
big wages. easy work. few weeks
completes by our method. Illustrated
catalogue free. Moler Barber College,
2T-H Nicollet avenue. Minneapolis,
MINI. Established 1893.
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POSITION WANTED.
Man and Wife.

WAN1-E OPPOSITION by man and wife
on farm; no children. Call or adj
dAess C. E., Golden West hotel Far
SO. N. d.
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HELP WANTEp--MALE.

HAVE knight Printing CO. Print Il.
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WAMTE o. Experienced tea and coffee
man out OF town; must furnish
bond. G.. n. Tea CO., III Roberts
street
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HORSES FOX SALE.

FOB SALE Cheap. driving horse,
Stndebaker phaeton, first class har-
ness. Enquire Youngss livery.
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STEAM ENGINEER wishes position
threshing or blowing, fifteen years
experience. Address Engineer, 4S2
Twelfth avenue south, Fargo.
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HOME LAUNDRY.

HOME LAUNDRY, Mrs. Il. q. on
Ger. 1123 Eighth rect south. Phone
219i-L.
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WANTED-Messeng boys at the
Western Union telegraph otrice; good
proposition TO reliable boys; must be
over the school age. Call at office for
particulars.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOT FOR sALE-Snap. fine location
rerthalde, sewer ard water. easy
terms. Phone Il31-J 1908 First avenue
north.
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GOOD THREE CHAIR barber shop
/ for sale in county seat town, along
main line Great Northern; snap If
taken at once. No. 494, care of F0-
rum.
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WANTED-All parties having prop
erty to trade or exchange, whether
AZ be real or personal, to list them with
n FOR uuick results. We keep tn touch
with people all over the northwest
having properties to trade. and make
no charge for placing yours on our
lfgts. we aim to make all exchanges
on an actual cash value basis. and
Invite you to call on or write The
Real Estate Exchange. Kennedy block.
Fargo, ~. ID.
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WANTED--Erigh men to train as
clauffeurs; only practical instruction
given. Automobile Owners Associa-
zion. 1912 Hennepin avenue. Minnea~
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WE WANT someone 20 plow 500 acres
during August. either with teams Or
gasoline. John Wyman Farm Land O.
Loan CO., Fargo. N. ID.
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WAN r EDO Competent cook. DIR. Rind-
laub, S21 Eighth street south.
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4 WANTED D First class man to work
in Carriers veterinary hospitals
bring references. 20 Fourth street
north Fargo.
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FOR SALE-OnIy blacksmith shop in
town, doing good business, also
house, barn and lot; reason for selling,
am going on farm: bargain If taken
at once. Address SIG care Forum.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTE inexperienced waitress at
Prizes cafe.
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WANTED--Three bright girls. Fargo
laundry, Ninth street south.
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WANT D--5irl for general houses
work 361 Eighth avenue south.
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! WANTED TO RENT-PooI room
with complete fixtures In live west
| ern town; give full particulars first
letter. Address sci. care Forum.
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Forum want 80 are aasineas gsttsra
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-20

work they may for the good of their
fellow creatures.
This year, however, the fair asso-
citation decided to recognize and en-
courage another side of woman's
life, the social side, and to provide a
place for her entertainment and
comfort.
On entering the grounds large
tent was seen, bearing the placard:
''Women's Headquarters"
Within, the representatives Of
various lodges and clubs of Lancas-
ter women greeted friends from this
and other towns, and made all Wis
itors feel at home and welcome.
Each society had table decorated
in it's special colors, and many of
them provided place for visiting
members to register
TO say that the wOmen's tent was
appreciated would be to say too
little. 1t was heartily enjoyed. and
the rest room, curtained off from
the main tent, and in charge of the
w. G. T. u, proved a god-send to
many women who found the day a
little too strenuous; also to the
mothers of little ones, who needed
the rest for themselves and a place
where the little ones could be put to
sleep for time.
It is hoped that this may be a
permanent institution, for it was
certainly a great. addition to the
conveniences of the fair grounds.
The program, arranged by the
Superintendent of Women's Day,
Miss Rhodes, was very fine one,
and was given serious attention by
very large number of people in the
amphitheatre.
Mr.. BrOckert, our county superin-
tendent of schools, after introducing
himself as 1.-The only county officer
elected by both men and women, y
spoke in his Enthusiastically brief
and telling manner of needed i'm
provements in the country schools.
His wide experience and close study
of existing conditions in this and
other states give weight to his opln-
ions; but we feel that his address
should be published, SO as to be
studied by all thinking people.
Frances Kennedy Dubson, a reader
and entertainer, then gave several
numbers which were much enjoyed,
and the Lancaster band enllvened
the occasion with good music.
The main address of the day was
given by Mrs. J. Redding Cole, and
will be long remembered by those
who were SO fortunate as to hear
her. The lecture was upon the
/ question of Woman's Suffrage, and
the close attention and frequent APP
plause with which it was greeted
showed the interest of her hearers.
Mrs. Cole is a Chautauqua lecturer,
and speaks before many highly cul-
tured audiences. She speaks on
many subjects, and it is not improb-
able that she may be heard here
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-20

complete failure of crops here. This
is due to the fact that the soil adapts
itself to mixed farming and rainfall
is always certain No drainage or
irrigation is ever necessary.
2. Grant county offers unusual
educational advantages. There are
good rural schools. three accredited
high schools, with excellent faculties.
a Bloomington school for deaf and
dumb, State Mining school and State
Normal at Platteville, besides being
in easy reach of the State University.
8. Grant county is not troubled
with large foreign population. This
would be considered great advantage
in choice of location when you know
that about one-fourth of population of
state is foreign born. Other parts of
state are filled with colonies of Poles,
Italians, Russians, Bohemians and
French.
4. In choice of place of residence
surroundings make great difference.
Grant county scenery ranks among
the most beautiful of the state The
tract of land owned by Mr.. Glenn is
considered by many the most pictures
que spot in Wisconsin, small rivers,
bluffs and rolling prair;es add to the
beauty.
5. All land in the county is of
some use. Wherever the soil is not
suited for agriculture, conditions are
favorable for stock raising, dairyiag,
etc. This adds to the wealth of the
county, besides giving to the people
choice Of occupations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-20

again some day The time has
passed by when people expect suf
frage lecturer to be loud and mascu-
line; but if anyone had such a lin
gering idea, it must have been
quickly dispelled by seeing and
hearing Mrs. Cole, who is very
charming and scholarly.
This letter, by Mr.. Robert Parker
Miles, lecturer and traveller, pre-
sents true picture of Mrs Cole:
Il have heard the best women
speakers for the last twenty five
years. I consider that in polish and
dictioD, Mrs j. Redding Cole of
Wisconsin is the most brilliant wo-
man orator I have ever heard. She
is of queenly presence, charming
personality, and an ideal attrac-
ton"
This is the sort of speaker that
the Political Equality Club of Lam
caster provided for the women's day.
program; and they should be proud
Of their choice.
The special premiums offered by
the fair management and by other
parties have aroused much interest,
but a complete list of the winners is
not obtainable at this writing.
All arrangements and promises
have been strictly adhered to, and
thanks are due to all who worked to
make Woman's Day success.
AN ONLOoKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-20
WITTMER AGAIN
FAILS TO FLY
Disappoints Crowd for the Second
Time at Depere by Unsuccessful
Attempts to Go Up.

Depere, Wis, Sept. &c. G. Witt
mer who fell into the Fox river here
and wrecked his hydro aeroplane while
attempting TO give an exhibition be-
fore Brown county fair crowd of
25, 900 people on Aug 29 made another
attempt today to earn the 81. O0O
which the fair association officers had
offered him on his first attempt. He
disappointed another large crowd
again today, however, as he was un-
able to lift his machine out Of the
water more than a few feet.
The exhibition was advertised far
and wide. Wittmer claims the air
currents were responsible for his
failure to get into the air The
weather was beautiful and only a
breeze was blowing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-20
WOman's Day at the Fair.

A day set apart for the recogni-
ton and entertainn ent of women
is something of an innovation in
Lancaster, although hey have al
ways contributed largely toward
making the Grant county fair sue
cess Their work shows for itself
in many departments, and gives
comfort to thousands at the lunch
counters and dining halls; and the
latter kind of work is usually I'M
selfshly donated to some church or
society, for women are naturally
public spirited, and do whatever
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-20

County County superintendent J.
G. Brockert, gives high recommends
ton for the boys of Grant county
who entered in the Wisconsin No. Z
Corn Contest at the Fair. He
says the results of this contest are
up to his expectations and the con-
test was a success. The prize winners
were as follows:
1st prize-Jeffie Duncan, Beetown.
2nd prize-Floyd Pollock. Beetown.
Bird prize Harold Alderman, Glen
Haven.
4th prize Herbert Eek, Sitter.
9th prize-Leroy Herring, Bagley.
9Th prize-Ringland Richter, Pc
tosi.
9TH prize-EarI Ward, Patch
Grove.
9Th prize Everett Palmer, Fenni-
more.
9th prize Harley Newman, Bagley.
10th prize-Roy Peterson, Potosi.
Two are deserving of honorable
mention, Chas Schupp8ner, Sitter
and Chas. Teasdale, Caesville.
As announced last week Mr.. Brock
ert took picture of the prize winners
but only six were present. The corn
was exhibited in tent just outside
the agricultural building and thou
sands Of people passed to and frc
through this tent edmiring the result:
of the boys efforts at corn growing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-20
Reasons Why Grant County
And Lancaster Are Best

the
would writing
County the best and desirable
These
fce in sealed envelopes last Thursday There
carefully considered
committee Mayor Bennett W. Lahp
Miss
crowded
so
special
good
for this prize which
Mrs
these contributions
The W. lists follows: