Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-06

shot. Sam thinks his luck must be
on the other side. Was dried out in
Dakota, flooded out in Wisconsin and
now he has lost the best horse he
had. Sam is an hon est, Industrious
man and has the sypmathy of all who
know him.
Mrs. J. T. Clifton received hand
some bouquet of cut flowers presented
by her sisters, The Royal Neighbours
Annie is having sick spell and she
feels grateful tor this remem brance.
Miss Pesch, of Clayton. Ia, is
helper in tbs Schnee home, during
the severe illness of Mrs. Schnee
You will hear some more wedding
bells before long.
Guy Culver helped Fred Luber
butcher last Thursday.
Too late for last week.
DR.. O'Connor, optometrist, will
be at the Bagley hotel Monday and
Tuesday, March II and II. If your
glasses need adjusting it will pay
you to be on hand one of those days.
Mrs. Carrie O'Toole of Eddy, Mon
tana, says she is we'll and likes 1t
out there very we'll, and wishes to
be remembered to all her old
friends and relatives in Bagley.
Wedding bells are jingl1ng, to
beat sixty; you just keep your ear
to the ground and listen. Leap year
is having its effect.
The death of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
PiIkinton's months old child, oc-
Cured Thursday, Feb. p, 1912. The
funeral took place ST the Hazelton
church, % inst. Rev Hooking of
floating.
Mrs. VIM. Winter returned to her
home in Bagley after spending the
winter with her children at Green
Bay, Wis, and at Lacrosse. Grand
ma looks as if the outing did her
good.
Mrs. j. T. Clifton, who has been
under the Dr. g care several days is
thankful for friendly cares received
during her shut in. We are all
human and like to be remem bered
especially when sick and can't get
out.
A number of the Bagley youth
gathered at the Chas. Calkins home
in the evening to celebrate Washing
tons birthday. The children had a
fine time Mrs. Calkins served
delicate refreshments and a jolly time
was spent by all present. No doubt if
the father of his country could have
been present he would have enjoyed
the scene immensely. :.
Will Taylor while visiting his
brother in law, Frank Ffalick, attend
ed the FLOODED stock sale at Brod
head, Wis, and bought fine stock
pig, Duroc Jersey.
Thanks to the doner of that nice
roll of butter from the Brodtville
creamery After sampling the same
we can easily understand why this
brand of butter always brings fancy
price in the best markets.
Leroy Burner, editor of the Ravina
lake front booster, sent us copy of
his paper very wide awake and
newsy publication. At one time
Burner was citizen of this township
and we are proud of his success.
Dave Burgess and family who have
spent the winter here with relatives
returned to their home in Montana
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Ruckdaschel and
children who spent the winter with
relatives here returned Wednesday to
her home out in Canada. She says
the crops we're good last year and most
of the grain is still in the stack
much threshing and few machines to
do the work.
The prospect is good for several new
dwellings to be erected this season.
Jim Horribly, Resell Willard, Geo.
Harris, Leroy Jacobs and Ira Willard.
A real boom you say; we'll it looks
very much that way.
Geo. Harris had 10 teams hauling
sand for his new house one day last
week.
A sad accident happened to a little
son of Fred Ruckdaschel this week,
his older brother took an ak to cut
hole in the ice to play they were
fishing, as the ak came down the
small lad showed his foot in the way
the ak passed through his shoe, over
shoe and sock and severed three toes
clean off, DR.. Mecum dressed the
wound and rendered the little fellow
comfortau ole as possible.
DR.. Seaman, we'll known