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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

iDanjla Elrnr Serfie nit uQcnl, noa
oer5lt gebcet aent0lhtc Wrlm0bic-
re, @rdnbtep 3ellertd), &lldlc, &t@.
trIem III SD ullc& mics rcc)t Is.
Mum ie ouni Or Sid uf6ltBe, Damn
tolht 6 Ie fen 3clj; Ucrrc ic ulucr
net fcrrig ocrrnit, onlul nliiIc ie I've.
5ahle mas f6br III rcd)t i. IS icu
en- 8nb?" rScu is Ell @oh, % Is
Die @ano brtf. Sc ben AeIcbnr,
BOB ea Ell e%rultbaitcr @araen mur III
llfcln 0eenuueg ben lie bcrothe, lucr
le nalt pide wotte. rMcll," ieat
Gener, 30 Is mol Or Gitim; ieucr
itelit lei Wtamt in 10 Code. .Nu.
redlt, III O'r Ghh nb."-,lln b'r
@enld Il an altt. @ic IS ea nit
cnt Sillp?"-oGn biiicl 5~ueiiclboit,
amer I'M idlinlnlitG tYnll bot cr blclOp
8cl0. - @ell. nan bate nler Bier;
90 idlog ih nod 6'r Bate Dor.
"9tec, Or Bate fam iuidt oid,tig
inuie, amer nit eIie is cr idnpodI.
rAS0c beiIer; mcr luccB net, CD ieu
llct hGlloia tllnunle fam. Ncnuuc
mir Drum Or @oitc. "-2lm nGdlite
Gng hen ic Damn Oer Gidim. Sen
Ghb, Den @cltih. ocl @iau rul0 Den
Bate miiIe loiIe, Inn mas e. iid) hull
oclt, III ie lpure all gruo recon Tor
teller 0ld)db 5l ltCmmc. Se ben c.
Den Sen miiie loiIc III idlnll ;uuee
Sng Orllf ben 'c 9toti9 fricNt. ic iptte
norge flunme. Mie ic Den Siid &C.
lebne ben, 90 BEN ic Ieidmnn}Clt III
len . grad oil Die Grmct. 9todl
ere Mcil is or Sen rcitlmmlr IN not
gefrogt, mic ic autGmtc. ,}(lred,t "
hot Or Gh6 geldht, oiltidlt id,uO. 0aij
mer net nod en- &ronuorldlt huuc 10
c6nltt en- 2)uro lang. 81 Sen hot
fen @ort gcinbt. Is nolta III bal is or
wicoer flnlmc nit ere groBc Nrpt.
mOrldt. Gel ieler ,}ctt not Or &iuu
net mcb gefennt III Or Bate not ah.
bal qeItuppt, oluer Die allncre Orei
ben ~lfgebllEt bis III eli Stif @rot.
moriht ebdut lteme Sou lang Iii ica
ben iC III ell Seller Iclcdt Ill nit en-
Nidefnot)e pltnt (crtic jugeOCdt.
S'r Sen hot IS aluer aciGbne, pic cr
0cS @eid)err %obNeoroNe hnt, III 9e-
iobt: o$br len Gcitett, 20 Is nod
III Stif &ori9t!"-rS lei &r6del.
he bub idl net QcIcbne," ieGt Or
Sob; ,qeb'S iuid)t Der" Gr not es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Nt y
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Sunien uc~rbutcn--oic Sihuer Wullru
id)lafeu,

GIN lelt'nnncs SnuSuerbot nit
elmer @c~AriInOr1g, Die elmer Ginrub
mlln9 miiroig ipGrc, nat nclliid scr
SiirQcrneiltcr elmer tleincn &c.
mcillOc Oc3 fruni0iiid)cn Scportc,
mlcllt5 @%od,pprcnGcn Crluiien. Ger
luiIrOiGc Srtaobcrc licB iolgcnoc Ger.
orolllll1 bctonnt Ncbcl:
ISM Nlnblid hurnlli, Dob Ilnlc
Seirtc Der wcmcinoe Die W~clpphnheii
bobcu, lid aliipnmtdglid) }ltnl Snnic
81 pcrclnigcn, mo iii GrlpGguug Ocs
llnItolloe@, OnB Der %GrnL bcn lie
modlclL N0bnc, Nilbncr mo uuoCrc
SbiCre 0c2 Sorfe2 erid)rcft. Nub iid,
0arnu2 cine fiir Die @nnomirthid)dit
idldOllte SdupGdrmg oc@ &icbItun=
Nc~ cr0Ibt, uerbicten mir 0cu Sun;
aiif Dem @cbictr Der @crlcin0c in
ocn Shnocn, IN ocrcn oic Nnua.
There Der Nube i'll pilc0cn gelp6but
limo"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
l9tNh nGpernbphn'a" D

GIN N%rcnI0cr. Der nit cinilG;
SrclmOcu III cincnl Hoitoucr Notc,
ipciitc. crfubr III iCIuem Griluumch.
ouG mon IN Der Numncuitd0t .MuiJ
iltgton SUDDEN" nclult. NOS lndIl &c
Wohnlid ais &mnlllctrtme Sortr be-
jcidrnrl. Yla Cr micNer cinnol IN
ciItcln Heituurunt III MittoN ali. BE-
Itclltc or iit AbcrmoIa v@n'hiuQtpn
SUDDEN" mo Der Mcilncr brudltc Ih!u
-GbptnluNentortc.
Gr beiuh lid Ncn Mlld)git ulb ilbte
jt Dem &clluer;
sd babe bod, @nibin2ton SILT.
d,Cll bcitcllt."
nSnH lit @uihinBtou Sudden mc!n
Serr."
Mag icin obcr id, mtinte nid,t
o&onfer l.. i'd, mriutc Y@corNc". "
&n elmer Sd)lle crj1hltc Die Seb.
rcrin: An cincm idoucn Mcrbjts
tdgc Ning HothtGppden in Den S%nlo.
uuo ais g oen &eN cutlnuG AinA
fam 6 pl0elidl All cine iharie Nie.
AlrIG. ltn0 mer, gldllbt Sbr. itnno
On groB mo brett nit bliBcllocn Mi
gen uno 9lGn5cnocn meiBcn 3dns
nenZ"
Gin ~fleiler Sitlge melbetc lidl. ulo
Die Schrcrin frnNtc i'm:
o9tlm. g$ilic, mcr NOR 0n2?"
.Sc00p Hopicuclt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

S Spab ulnB aud iciH. SIS
S$S@SSS&SSSSSSG
GInc pcnnipluaniidc WcidJidte, Die
SaS bcfnnntc SDritcrlatcin
ybictct".
0tiid)ter 9rllder!

Gen 90 @tnter bot es al mleOcr
mol altial6ene SGlitte. E0rtiea ge-
ne. Ges mar beiunmera ebbea Tor
Die Stootleit, III ollie Gag ien Ic jl
ms uf'S Sano rauagefobre fuurme-
81 3lueet, 81 Siert I'M in gauge
&rdllo5. Is mar amer an ell quite
@isnt2 ior or @clt am SalbpeoS.
bans, no idlier olc2 acitoppt bot Tor
IGr Slntel. IN &nifel. Supper 5lt
llclume. llffobrS beitelle bic mebnItc
lbr Gle ldyltn Ell Gag oocr 5tpee Dor
her. &ann amer iltqcfGbr 6ph nod
Parties fulrlntc, maS net angemel0et
len, Damn meCB lid Or Sen III lei
Sclt Ificr net 5u bclfe III lie nliiie bis
lpot IN sic Nuft net idJnffC III Oallt
grad mle0cr irii6 aufduge FOR Or
folacn0 GnG. 9luer e9 is imcrua
NIcid): fOr @elo bbllt mer ee,ti0 Cd
bca. @cll Is gut be5ohlt, 10 nlod)t or
epc Sol 10 lang as Die Suu idcillt
iii llpclt mnnl eS ldneet.
&mrigen9 is Or Sen Ell gutter
aerl I'm od recon for eli SpoB III
Ulod)c. en- bar lltitige aerlS, mas
tor5 nod 9tciiobr BORT geitappt ben,
Domc 5l ibm geiabt, ic bate oeltfc,
oaB cr of lei Siufel, Gute III Ger.
tic9 irlid)t bit for amer Scit IN oa5
CT 'elwcrt llet miBt, lpie en- Sertic
itmade OGt. 80 len Sbr amer
let" bot CT geiobt. ,9Im GbriIfDu9
ben mir Ell Scrfie ltiem Gid g'hat,
Nos finilm5pan3iG Guuo mar.
ESic niel len Sbr Damn gemcSt?"
hot Gener 9efrogt.- %Slridlt GRAB en-
0uteo. - @oS, Ell 9ube02 %
len Shr oruer hol6 bunQrig bun
liidD. Sd luees iinf &erl$, mas icIl
ulleenig ufireiie." - .9ton borf
emol," iegt o'r Sen, nGu FRIGHT Die
rlnf aerls reoOp I'm loi6t MIDI miiie
mann Ie flimme, III i6 trieq Damn
oeS Sitpper recon for ie-m finiun-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

0cldlldltalultcrridlt i'll elmer ?teIu
g)prfcr Sd]ulc uiri Der Gillette, OCccn
3pAlingc lid) ans nllCl modlld,tl
Nntlonaiit1tcn reFrutirtru. Die Seh.
rcrin mill oie Sdiilrr prilicn. pb lie
tore Settiou aelernt babeu mo iri1t
cillell Der alelniten: User lat 9nic.
rifu clt0edt?"
Ger ,SlulAc ld)icl oh 0lc'cr Trndc
eltictt uulb blieb sam Gritunrrn Der
Scbrerin 0ic Nntpurt iduloig.
SflicBlit ilommcItc or Gn0itlit:
Bite, lpiirOen Sic mid, nid,t lie.
Der ctlpoa 9lr0crca ~froAcu?"
aGnuua AuNcrCa?'" ultaClnctc cr
ltolmt Die %cbrerin. ga. mnrrm
ipn id) Sid cnpna Anbcrc9 i~rulcu?"
nSebcn Sic, mir bdbcn inns &C.
itern Ncrooe iiber Oieic S5rnNc lcitrit
ten. lut Wtc@ce behuuptctc Nmcrifd
lei Don ciucm ridden Ncili1cn emf.
beft morbcl; Slni Sucnicn bc'tanb
0draIf, bdb Der 0nt0tfcr Gin Ilorluc'
glider Scerobrcr acucicn lei mo
@iopnnni Srunlonte 'agtc Columbus
babe eS ent0edt mo Weltl SIc
acieben hGttcn, pn& Damn IcIhan.
piiroen Sic gnIti Gcpib nid,t cinem
flelnen. ldrnahen SlnIgcn mle mir
ble'c Nruge uorlc9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Nntcrifaniidlcr !Nnmur.

Ctadl Der nSdtur0an Cue. Goit.D
Sin0c2ridtcr NicSsclrnu cntidloB
litl por cini9er 3cit bcnI Sciipicle
anocrcr p%rOmiuentcr &crrCn 81 fol-
Icll mo 8olf 5t lcrnen. Gr belanl
lit) allf Dem tSelbe ocs Chem GhuIc
alIb5 III MulbInNtor i'll ilben, inno
- uber hurdlulla nidlt 10 lcitt, Den
tlcIncn Sull nit DEM ShlGNel Ill
trcffCn. limo irOcsmoI. wenn err
iebl'dIllg. id,iittclte er Den anpf mo
IN2tc: Oh Ia dob la la-ob Ia
lu,"
Der Guooic. ser i'm bcJleitctc,
ld)dlltc ucrpum0crt an ulo nIcinte
IdlicBlid):
sic. NIT ocn 9Snrtcu mcrocll
Sle III Thrcm Sebell ME @olf ipic.
len lcrnrn.,"
llrtcrituutas ScfretGr Cara Don
Mtcrito iii ciu ichr gernlter Nerr, Ser
Die ilblc Nnqeluobnbcit beiiet INNER
NGn Wllo mliiuipcrrCu.
Ser Miniitcr oes >Nnncrn, @ouSa
les. fam cilleS Cages in @ar5u'a &ii.
rcau lulb iugtc:
Y%icber Nrelrn0. I'll hait id)on
micoer Den Ntlrn0 oifcn,,"
Sd mciB ca." ettgegutte @arjo,
Id babe i'm bcrttc tyriib ieIbit mi
lcnludt."
&Ibrcllb elmer @ubl tam ein
~AHcpenter" in zines Der @ahllctalc
mi Der Sitieite. Ger Glcrf fragte
Den Muln. Der iciue iriid)c gbitam.
nulg lulnlOglidl pcrlcllancu %fonlte;
oNic bciSen Sle?"
,,Siibpr Wru0clhcim.
Giner ser opntd)cr3" iprunl an.
oGuS lit nidlt >Sbr 9tuure. MAIDEN
lie inns bier nId)ta meiB."
uNtcin Namc iii >Siioor Mcnocl
jcim mo ih meroc inter oieienl No
men meiue Gimme abgcbcn-pcr.
tNl0cu?i"
Mus Der Neihe Der ludrterlOct SSGl.
.cr crtonie ulimmterlo cine Stinl.
ne; .Sab oldl mr. nift cimid)ild)s
,crlL Suiep - lelbitueritGuolid heiBt
81 &'ibpr Mcnoelbeim."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

Damn nb geiiniidt. Miles, mar ulge-
bilbt, jltld]t en- modtioe Mnuu poll
antfee mar nod % III >>eocr not &c
'obt, CT tcltrt net mCh. Y%iuupc loiic
0crfc mel inns III ten Sail" iegt DO
Or SaItc, u&m Irintc itch idl ME
5ltrid, mullr ub &oifcc net gruO mel
SIcbllngaoriuf Is. & Is Damn
Dram III lit en- bulb Snno mar oil
&unn lccr; eli @oppd,cr not q Ac.
lorfc. Nca hot en- NurrGh gene III
Or Sen bot 10 ircblid, mIitgclnd)t. rs
MANN er Ielluert 9ciulrnnc hat. r&hl
'elo bctoidlinGa gdnjc &crla." hot er
0clabt. - 0c&mol bot cr uerlore,
ducr CT bot ea ldloll lang mieoer NJ
gclnad)t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

&%eritorbclcn uiclc ShrIner ilad, mo
iolQte %oloGd,tiN Der GcrcniolliC. ?titn
Welt ser Nriciter Die %elAcnrc0e mo
'prdd) Don Dem Sooteu IN luurucR
lubclOcu &Sortcn; ~id,iiocrte 'cjncn
40len Character. iciuc M~crStnaliiU
0a mnnhtc iid) bic Ntllttcr All ihrCT
lcllcItcn mo frnAtc Ibn: "EuuW
i Ocnn bier nod cine @ecrbi0lmg2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Bii@oni6e y epoamabtieuns. Tj
ST. HntcniuS Vct1 Pddud.''
praetiiete $ympattie 1T srinssns nstRwsnsis.

gsubrne s L 9utOnmG. Bite rmast us ust rra4s sS I'M Gin Nauubs 3m fr O.
bphbLA ursmtraum B pouTeeH
8 dnu Sta aH6Nnm r @otb asO armt nit @NuranRdtn amphmt MuWpu praWu
Ui tr Jhr tmn whb,l or bs ubrPe thup umr
5nt Der 6Hngas mtrrr hgm Satuntnaua, pu are aaNun Mbm wrt awwr cpwnpr
phu rrht "a Sono1ttm pnroMb TusW re- he auBtaommuun pMC Duorlu ntnutt.
Suh biz 5usGgtnto r Stmbtpn Ww@u mir in ben SMuoq rSL Durn BHutbu 9aupa5sl
Subtu NM nb anra gHmta bul I'M Sen san sT aWt, M pru.Hmn wmn aM ur NTr m H
NM uni ms bic nNN9su SdomHne pr aual1uul oG Daerautu ubr eEn I9ppWH 9Odmu,
mr6n ole Rw Hdmt
Wu mS Hs sm WGHbuNs e6S un mu n dub Der SWu uurtr Ibtt IN ann IN spbs
Wt SCn gllNBm wAhs ms BE YMl aneRr oeg U SuUr Nrt ga oBrHWu Y eeG at
ho ouraaSS pn pdtte GnFl Ssmunoen:. SUpnrp emR lie sbmbtw wb It pHb . e aVn hdU
hHHmp rider ieu. bag 10 rShiebL RhWt'u nrrn gS0mbdurn samuorm MO pGnathifsmU uOeL
Sem RabIfnn h uurr otGhH fbnutr. mas in hr U ion gMu we ltTa Wrben nnrt
ubW ht gtmum MIRO ~ wnrocn ne St R6r uus IN nutro uulmbH Rbb uWbu, pmU aud II
IN N VNuthtnt St rIn tdsIAu SebtUS tr Die AHsNelunge @ SNWeas Der BAN ME ne Ton
tMu ILa shre WHNN bnL
Suom 3 ms bEn eu bnuruteS Nm ir Osb o6bL uusarans al uorub n bdh Su
mha Der Sdehnu1 Sngauo@ Art Buu nm ere Qt Sofuuuga AMI Smt NuUuuuL Srw ermM E
Nrdbth tant n6ta bnhS9tL ShtbuHtn ptucttm ht pl bWn. GbTS h tnHU cine umt@ 81.
kmSH, u pdet emeS eNnsi mNI III 9oB% S"Bt" untu tHraHNhor9 HrHe aHrr arR
SMe weSnN anmumFM1 RhV punNnt ni oHpoMHm me Gnu@o B man h Der Nahr9N
SuDnesa budtH mus! Se"a hes hNn t anoTa.w mH bic Slr cH aNth Ht Hbtn wuretL
Dian eNrE FATHER w. GRAY Anhmys Church.. fhenhsm.N Hdl England
P.S-ld wOs Ben eupGu9r bthr gun lnn Slbsoa uhn ue prompt OimHH no nit Au
GmptangbtfnhsM H BIB s hr 9elsns -o eSP auhuusn punme
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Plus Scr Sdlmlc.

Gin Sdliilcr gibt cine }uiummlcll-
iaiiluna ilber Den MiIdpiN Der fYrdls
Spien ans NltBldno 1872.
...... @ei Ger aroBen &GItr iunr-
meiten lidI Die Traujpien III Der ltut,l
lull lroBe SnNcricurr. 2lbey altd'
oieie bulicn nid,ta. &cm lie NOR.
Nena auipodtcu. Iuorrn tic porn per.
bralult mo hiiltel c%rirorcu."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03
BURTON.
Special Correspondence to the Herald

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Roy Turner who has been at jump
River, for the past six months re-
turned home last week.
Sunday visitors at Ray Mink &
we're: Dan Reed and family, Mrs.
Elwell and son Frank and Mrs. Jennie
Pauley and daughter Thyrza.
Rev. Clark of Cassville was calling
in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. Jennie PauleY was in Lancas-
ter Wednesday. June goth in attend
ance at the wedding of Ruby Martin
to Ira Willard, of Bagley. Both
of these young people were we'll and
favorably known in this vicinity,
Ruby having taught the Burton school
for two years and Ira was at one time
operator at Mccartney. All their
friends in this vicinity extend con-
gratulations.
Eli Redman and family, of Bridge
port, are visiting relatives around
here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03
mains very sick; they have a nurse
from Dubuque caring for it.

mains very sick; they have a nurse
from Dubuque caring for it.
James Hughes is seriously sick,
with Dr. Kraut and DR.. Godfrey at
tending him. A trained nurse from
Dubuque is taking care Of him.
Will Ryan and family also Mrs.
Kuenster we've Sunday visitors at
James Ryan's, Sunday.
Miss Lottie Seipp returned to her
home near Cassville Sunday; she had
been assisting G. ]. Seipp in the store
for some time.
Carl Forck still has nurse caring
for him as he is unable to walk yet.
Charlie Schneider was called to
John Bars Sunday to see sick
horse.
VIM. Houghton and Dave Taylor
we're called to Dakota last week to
see Roy Houghton who was sick; he
has been sick for some time and the
doctors thought best to have him
brought back home for the remainder
of the summer. They returned Sun
day morning with him. We hope be
will improve soon.
Will Houghton, of West Point is
visiting his sisters Mrs. Bohringer
and Mrs. Dave Taylor; he has been
away over two years and his friends
are very glad to see him home for his
vacation.
Levi Ryan's have new telephone
put in by Mr.. Jamison.
Mrs. g. j. Seipp and children
visited at Mrs. Seipp's parents, last
week; the children both being sick
they needed Grandma Schildgen g
care.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03

interets of himself and a number of
his friends in Wisconsin. Father
Mcguire was very much pleased with
what he saw here and his report to
those who induced him to make the
visit to Florida will be thorough and
comprehensive.
Father Mcguire is also we'll &C.
quainted with u. B. Williams. who
is making tour of the northwest in
the interest of the Security Under
writer's Corporation, and who is
giving stereopticon lecture on
Florida in general and Fellsmere In
particular To Mr.. Williams, Father
Mcguire sent the following telegram
Fellsmere. Fla, June 8, 1912.
q. B. Williams. Platteville. Wis.
Have spent several days at Fells.
mere. Have been over the canal
system and find that you have done
a marvellous work. You have a very
large area of muck soil which ap-
parently is very rich. The whole
enterprise appeals to me as being one
of merit and is backed by men, of
high standing I feel that I can re.
commend it to any one seeking in
vestment or contemplating a change
of location.
JAMES J. mcguire,
Cuba City, Wis.
Before returning to his home in the
northwest Father Mcguire visited
Father Gabriel, at Fort Pierce, and
also spent portion of the day at
West Palm Beach.
In addition to the above telegram
Father Mcguire expressed himself as
being delighted with the outlook for
Fellsmere and predicted that it would
very soon be a thriving and prosper
GUS community of large proportions. =
The Fellsmere Ella. Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03

relatives and friends in this vicinity
last week.
Miss Pearl Wilkinson of this city
was married to c. E. Manhart of
Hillsboro at Chicago last Tuesday.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs
Florence Wilkinson and is young
lady of fine accomplishment and
pleasant nature She is we'll equipped
to make a home what it should be.
Mr.. Manhart has fine music store at
Rillsboro and has rating with the
solid busiuess firms of that city. He
is member of one of the Oldest and
best families there. The many
friends of both unite in wishing this
worthy young couple all manner of
joy. After a visit at Niagara Falls
and Boston, they will return to Hills
boro and occupy beautiful home,
which will be open to their friends
after Aug goth.
The P. BARLEY family now occupy
the Mrs. Day home in Brooklyn.
Linn Woodhouse is home after a
visit with campers at Waupaca.
Thos. Smith took the baths at
Prairie du Chen last week
Danl McDermott, who had leg
broken in a runaway last week is inn
proving.
Miss Nell Phillips is home from
Milwaukee for the vacation.
Miss Helen Abraham of Lancaster
is visiting relatives and friends here.
The Woodmen had a feed and
general good time at their meeting
Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Woolley attended
the Sunday school rally at Lancaster
last week.
Elliott Edwards returned from
Montana last week. He has a 300
acre homestead near Ismay. in that
state, and will go out in October with
his family.
Sunday was children's day in the
NJ. E. church. The little ones had a
nice program.
The Henry Bonn family visited
relatives at Lancaster Sunday.
Alex Brady sends word from
Redondo. Cal, that he made the trip
in good shape.
Will WEIGH and wife of Little
Grant passed Sunday with the Fred
WEIGH family in this city.
A number of our people contemplate
celebrating in Little Grant, where a
good program has been prepared.
A number of our fans went to M t.
Hope Sunday to see the game of
ball between Mt. Hope and Patch
Grows teams. The Mt. Hopers won.
Score, 7.3.
Monday evening the Salamagundl
Club had a progressive tea at the
home of several mem bers of the club
for Mrs. Goldberg. member of the
club who will soon leave the city.
Quite a number of auto parties
from neighboring towns stirred up
clouds of Bloomington dust Sunday.
There were a few local showers in
West Grant Sunday. but none hit
this place. A shower on the prairie
south of US was mixed with hail
which cut up the corn leaves some.
The annual school meeting was
held Monday evening and there was a
fair attendance. The report of the
board showed receipts and disburse-
ments amounting to $40. 373 %. It
WAS voted to have nine months school
to raise tax of $4,000 for the coming
year. to pay the board the same salary
as usual; to make high school tuition
so cents per week and 30 cents for the
grades. NJ. Casey was reelected
director for three years.
Chas. Day and wife of Lancaster,
visited the A. Pritchett family sun.
day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03
NORTH ANDOVER.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondents to the Herald
Mrs. Frank Rockers mother.
Mrs. Vorwad, of Dyersville. Iowa,
has been visiting here the past week.
Children's Day exercises at North
Andover hall next Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock.
Levi Ryan and wife were Bloom
ington shoppers Saturday, also Mrs.
Keolker and mother.
We had good shower Sunday
evening which was needed very bad.
John Mason's little baby still re-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03
JAMES J. MAGUIRE,
Cuba City, Wis.
MONEY TOLOAN.

Money to loan on first class real
estate security. Office in the Baxter
block with the law firm of Brown,
Brennan & Carthew.
49ctf CRAS. KLARMAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03
LIKES FELLSMERE.
Recommends Fellsmere Farms to Those
Desiring Change.

Among recent visitors to Fel!smere
was Father James J. Mcguire, of
Cuba City, Wisconsin, who came to
Investigate Felsmere Farms in the
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M. McNeil was in the city today.
j. ]. Moore of Bowman is in the
city.
Robert States of winston is in the
city.
P R, Klensorge is in the city from
Williston.
J.. v. Davis Of Harvey was in the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mccaul of Buffalo
are in the city.
]. Way Huey of Eckman was in
the city today.
g. B. Carew of Darlington spent
the day in the city.
f. j.. Pierce of Devils Lake spent
the day in the city.
L. E. Sell of Blabon was a Fargo
business caller today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Miller are in
the city from Buffalo.
w. G. Gamble of Arthur was in the
city today on business.
F. S. Thomas of Lisbon was in the
city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Printer of
Ayr are in the city today.
f. f. lesson of Buffalo mingled in
Fargo business circles today.
H. P. Rice of Colgate was a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
F. H. Hubbard of Enderlin spent
the day in the business district.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. o. Joos of VIM
bledon were in the city today.
A. c. Zimmerman of Embden was
a Fargo business caller today.
Miss Guia Thompson of Coopers-
town shopped in the city today.
Mrs. S. F. Sherman of Tower City
is a guest at the Waldorf hotel.
T. F. McCue of Darlington vas a
business visitor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holgate Of
Jud are guests in the city today.
Peter L. McLacklin Of Hunter spent
the day in the business district.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Scott Of Willis
ton are visitors in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hammond of
Wimbledon were in tie city today.
MI. and Mrs. A. ]. Swartout of
Wimbledon spent the day in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Gathers of
Bottineau are guests at the Metropole
hotel.
J.. K. Burleson of Grand Forks
mingled i n Fargo business circles
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bonn and Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Kallberg of Caring
ton, are stopping at the Prescott
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Byerly of Velva
are guests at the Gardner hotel. Mr..
Byerly is a member of the state fish
and game board of control.
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til Z at the First Presbyterian church.
This will be known as the Business
Women's rally and all business women
and girls are invited to be present.
They will be received by the ladies II
the Sunday party and the Y. w. c. A.
The business women are asked to
come directly from work and an effort
will probably be made to get the con-
sent of employers to let the women
and girls employed leave a little early
to attend this rally.
The ladies of all the churches will
assist in serving supper TO the wO-
men and girls as oon as they arrive
and afterwards there will be a meet
ing in the auditorium of the church.
Mrs. Turner of the Presbyterian
church and Mrs. Keller of the First
NJ. E. church are in charge. Miss
Miller will hen talk and explain what
the work will be and the
time for further gatherings. Miss Nc
Laren will sing and hold a short song
service.
Following the rally the business wo-
men and girls will go in a body to the
tabernacle, where special reservation
will be made for them. Mr.. Sunday
will preach his sermon for young peo-
rle.
Meetings under the direction Of Miss
Miller will be held at noon at tho
Y. w. C. A. on Wednesday and Thurs
day of each week and at the Presby-
terrain church on Fridays when the Ia
dies Of the churches will take turns in
serving luncheon. 1t has been the Gus
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serve luncheon at every meeting, but
the Fargo churches are not large
enough to attempt this, so luncheon
will be served only at the Friday noon
day meetings. so as to enable a large
number to attend.
The results in other cities of these
gatherings among the business wo-
men have been marvellous and Miss