Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-20
BAGLEY.

Lorman Dawson is erecting a good
horse barn on his own place this open
spell.
John Yost and wife have both been
en- the sick list. Mr.. Yost is quite
better but Mrs. Yost is still suffering
from rheumatism.
DIR. Mecum shipped his young
cattle last Thursday. Same day L.
Newman and Frank Clark shipped
two loads, one of hogs and the other
cattle.
Mrs. 3abcock, of Lone Rock, Wis.
is here to visit her daughter, Mrs.
j. M. Mecum and family.
Love Dewey whose home is in
Northern Wisconsin. renewed old
friendships; while here was the guest
of the Fred Patch home
Mrs. Geo. ss..schnee, 'sof Bagley, is
suffering an sattack of rheumatism.
Mr.. Schnee is in very poor health at
this time.
e. E. Culver and John Sundwall
will vouch for this snake story They
were fixing pipes to conduct water to
barn and house on the Forehand farm
up at the head spring. They found
and killed three common snakes.
just think this on Dec. IA.
Frank Ripper saved most of his
corn crop that was mostly under
water, during the great overflow of
the river. Sam Clark managed to
save most of his. The damp corn
will be fed out this winter.
DR.. Mecum's sale Dec. II, went off
in good shape; large crowd and lots
of stuff, but everything went briskly
under Il. N. Hosk ms hammer.
Say. Mrs. John HavilI lost a
valuable fur in Bagley on Thanks
giving. Some one must have found
1t. Now you know who the owner
is, you will return it.
MIR. and Mrs. Will RemY visited
friends at Cassville last Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Roth is employed at the
Bagley hotel. The hostess is truly
fortunate so far in securing good
helpers.
May be you don't believe that
snake story, but it is the gospel truth.
Mr.. Culver told me himself and if
Culver says so. it is so even if it aim
SO. Now you have it.
All roads lead to Bagley during
the holidays; come and see what
multitude of holiday presents; our
merchants never had the like before.
Eveythin 6 from toy engine to a tin
whistle, all the latest fads even to
flying machine. Come early and avoid
the rush.
Jim Boarman has heavy team to
sell or trade for lighter team.
One of the Kuenster boys was in
town on business one day last week.
The Herald has no rival when it
comes to getting out holiday num-
| Der.
Last Monday Joe Greer and Harley
Hickok shipped two car loads of stock
from here
You, who love to shake the fan
tastic toe will have the chance to
practice the terpsichorean art at the
city hall in Bagley Tuesday Dec. 26,
Resell Willard, Harrison Oswald and
Ed Thiessa proprletors.
Eli Millin says he believes he has
been road overseer longer than any
other man in the county. Thirty
eight years is long pull surely and
not single year off in all that time.
If you can beat that record let US
hear from you.
Mr.. O'Connor, our popular eye
specialist, was in Bagley Dec. -, ID
and H. Say dear friend in view of
the many tricksters in the spectacle
business, let me recommend O'Con
nor as a man both honest and COM
petent.
Rev. Hooking went up to Lacrosse
one day this week to see how Geo.
Pilkinton was getting along in the
hospital. He found George in an
almost hopeless condition. His death
would not surprise any one.
]. I. Clifton is building himself
large wood shed near the house.
Miss Hazel Shrake is teaching the
primary during the prolonged absence
of Miss Galloway, whose mother is
critically ill. Miss Shrake is a good
substitute and the pupils like her.
LIVINGSTON.