Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-05

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j NJ. Cooley was here from Fen
nimore Thursday.
&C. j. Kurtz, of Plattevlle, was
in Lancaster Friday.
DIR. NJ. NJ. BARLEY, of Blooming
ton, visited here this week.
Joseph Wright and son Joseph, Of
Chicago. visited here this week. :
w. Fritz and j. Fl. Powell. of
Potosi, were in Lancaster Thursday.
Lowry Morse returned to Topeka
Kas., today after pleasant visit at
home.
j. DonnelIy and Bernard and
Arthur Donnelly, of Bloomington,
were here Thursday.
August Niemeyer. of Ellen boro,
was adjudged insane today and taken
to Mendoza hospital by Sheriff Hymer.
Taylor McPhaiI, of PlatteviIle,
completed fifteen day Jail sentence
for being drunk and disorderly Satur-
day
Knox & Hurlburt received a car
load of E. NJ F. automobiles Monday
evening One Of them was purchas.
Ell by Phil Goldstein.
MIR. and Mrs. O. Strong. Miss
Marjorie Strong and Messrs. Ora
Montieth, e. M. and Arthur Strong
were here from Dodgeville Sunday.
Hon. David Schreiner is at his
home in this city the year work OF
the state legislature having been COM
pleted. One of the last acts Of the
legislature was the passing of the re-
apportionment bill told of elsewhere
in these columns.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sheean &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
b. Clementson, of Lancaster, Wis.
left Sunday morning for trip up the
Mississippi on the Steamer Morning
Star. No doubt their outing will be
most delightful one. -Galena
journal.
Senate bill No. 100 has now be.
come a law and is chapter 800 laws
of 1911. 1t reads as follows: 1t shall
be unlawful for any physician or
surgeon to prescribe intoxicating
liquors for any person when unnec.
essary for the health of such person
or TO prescribe a greater quantity Of
such liquor than proper for the all
ment or disease Of such person, with
intent to evade or assist in evadine
the excise laws. The penalty is a
fine Of from ten to one hundred dol
lars or six months in the county Jail.
L. Fl. Clark, cashier of the First
National BANK, has been chosen t.
act as one of the checkers in the an.
nual reliability tour Of the Wisconsin
State automobile Association The
duties of a checker are to examine the
cars at the close of each days run, tC
credit each contestant with the exact
condition of his car and mark against
his score the proper penalties. The
first entry in the run was that of Emil
Hokanson, Of Madison, who won the
Sentinel prize last year with bis
Buick.
A large number of our citizens
accompanied the band to Sitter Fri
day evening. The little village was
we'll filed with Fennimore and Ian
caster residents all of whom enjoyed
themselves greatly. The band
rendered number Of selections and
after that tent show 'Polhuni's Bell
Ringers played to crow ded house.
The Sitter people proved to be hospi.
table hosts and showed their appreca
tion of the concert in numerous ways.
1t is estimated that there were several
hundred out of town people in Sitter
that evening,
d B. Winters -the daring Nc.
Cain, was every bit as bad stated in
his sworn confession published in this
paper June Is. Truthful information
at hand in answer to inquiries sent
by mail to banks and persons named
In his confession proves this. Was q
good fellow and had friends in what
ever place he located" for business.
Having an Unborn talent for crooked
ness it was easy for him to deviate
from moral rectitude; continually
doing wrong and with the abandon OF
a man upright in all his ways But
the play is at an end the villain was
cornered in the last act and the
officers led him off the stage-uppel
left exit, and away toward the prison.
-Cassville Index.
Capt. Lloyd P. Horsfall. son of D. f.
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