Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-27
AROUND THE COUNTY
BAGLEY.


buque; are now at home and doing
we'll as could De expected. They
have nice home in Bagley.
Mrs Jennie Winter spent several
days in Dubuque selecting her spring
and summer stock of millinery and
you want to drop in and look at the
modish styles for spring wear.
Will Clark and wife are moving
across the track to what is called the
widow Shuyter house.
We enclose a very unique and
ancient sale bill of 81 years ago, way
down in old Missouri.
Jim Boarman built on an addition
to his hotel barn to make room for
that blooded stallion recently pur-
chased.
@. Knutson and Geo. Clark were
among those having business in
Prairie du Chen last Tuesday.
Jacob Beer drove to Bloomington
last Tuesday, y
Albert Schnee bought barn of
Fred Miller and moved it over to his
own lots last week.
Hugh Hazen is moving back to his
blacksmith stand and Knutson who
vacates, may go to Vancouver. B. q.
Geo. Harris, Lee Bailey we're
among those doing business in Bagley
last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. T. Clifton is taking baths
at the Prairie sanitarium this week.
She regains her health quite slowly.
Mrs Fl. L. Harvey and little son
Ted are here from Dakota to look
after their fine residence in town.
They talk of moving to Van Couver,
B. G., this spring.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Milo Clark u
fine girl baby.
Geo. Willard had another stock of
ready made clothing opening day at
Woodman last Thursday. When we
dropped in to view his stock. the busy
scene presented reminded one Of some
department store in the city of Du-
buque or Lacrosse.
Young man you want to sit up and
take notice. Farmers are offering $50
to $35 dollars month. Geo. Harris
we are told pays $40 per month.
Think of it, you are boarded and
often they include washing and mend,
ing.
Our stock men shipped hogs last
Thursday. Pork is climbing higher
and the cry is renewed. ''back to the
farm. People are crowding into
the cities. Too many non producers,
eh Beckie.
Farmers d we'll to come to Bagley
for supplies. Our dealers have nearly
every thing called for at fair prices.
Clerks smiling, affable and pleasant.
ready to serve the public.
Politicians and wire pullers are
supposed to have their states made up
as town caucus is on this Saturday.
Our basket ball team will attend
the tournament held at Bloomington,
March 23d. Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Harvill. of Hazelton,
came Thursday to spend a few days
with her Bsgley relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fralich, the
lately welded couple drove to Bagley
last Thursday to visit the parental
home.
Be it remembered that Friday,
March 22d, the thermometer registered
below zero. March must be classed
this time as a winter month, and to
think this country and England are
threatened with a coal strike.
Chas. CaIkins. one of our pro-
gressive merchants is just now in
very poor health. We hope soon to
see Mr.. Calkins smiling behind his
counter again
Nate Brown is having a severe run
of pleurisy.
Friday we witnessed the program
by high school literary club; speaking
and reading very good. The singing
was praise worthy. The club paper
supervised by Miss Sharfenstein and
read by Chas. Winch, was we'll worth
listening to. The paper fairly
sparkled with racy news, personalities
and witticisms.
In answer to the query, are Lincoln
Bagley Jr. and Miss Carrie Munder
married We answer yes, very much
so. They went up to the Prairie to
have the knot tied and any further
than that this deponent saith not. =