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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
VILLA READY TO
RENEW ATTACK
tBy Associated Press1

Preside, Tex, Jan. army and
Red Cross officials prepared again to-
day to care for wounded soldiers from
the Mexican side. A fresh influx of
refugees indicated a belief that Villa
was ready to renew the attack.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
LOST HOME AND CONTENTS.

The many friends OF Mrs. z. Pear
son. mother of Mr.. Clarence Pearson,
formerly of this city. will sympathize
with her in the loss OF her home by
fire, which occurred Saturday night
at Palestine. The home and all con-
tents were total loss.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
NEW ORLEANS HAS
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
DistiIilng and Alcohol Plants Burn
With Loss Of Nearly
Million.
[By Associated pressl

New Orleans, La Jan. 9.-The
plants of the International Distilling
Company and the United Industrial
Alcohol Company were burned here
today. The loss is seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
FIVE j. s. SAILORS
WERE DROWNED
tBy Associated Pressl

Old Point Comfort, Va, Jan. O.
Five sailors of the flagship Wyoming
of the Atlantic fleet were drowned to-
day when the ships cutter was cap
sized with sixteen aboard. Eleven
were rescued
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
TRAINS TIED UP
IN SOUTH AFRICA
Employees Are Out on Strike and
Troops Have Been Sent
to Trouble Zone.
EBy Associated Pressl

Cape Town, South Africa, Jan o.
Railroad service in the Transvaal and
Orange Free State today was badly
disorganized by a strike of the en-
ployes. Troops have been ordered to
the affected area.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
MAYES AND LANE
WILL NOT ATTEND
Declined to Be Present at the
Dallas Eliminating
Meeting.
tBy Associated Pressl

Austin, Tex, Jan. 9.-Lieutenant
Governor Mayes announced today that
he declined the invitation to attend the
meeting of the committee in charge
of the prohibition elimination pri-
maries at Dallas tomorrow. Comptrol-
Ter Lane will not attend.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
MISS LOU WARE FUND.

The following additional amounts
have been received to the fund for
Miss Lon Ware:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
POVERTY WAS CAUSE
Of TERRIBLE DEED
tBy Associated Pressl

Berlin, Jan. 9.-Poyerty is supposed
Soldau. an East Prussia Province, to
kill all their FIVE children and their
dog, and commit suicide today.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

gen5 nerboftet gr batte nit Der Sell
nertn Elm aiebesnerb6Itnib u1ltPrbdl-
ten, bus burh fieine 5rall a11fgeDeft
|luurbe.
Na1ern.
Gus @emeimecplegtum IN M n.
den 1ti1nrnte ei1em Magiitratsbe-
|idluB 5n, monad 10000 M. a11r
unterltirsung mtbleioerroer Suno-
'merfer urD Observation-Disclosures our
@ertbeilung gelangen iollen. 9le
I2anotugseriabtnaH I'M @obffreiie
SC M s e t 9, Die am 90. april itntt-
fu1b, bot nit eirlem meralls gldn8en-
sen siege ser gentrumsportei geen-
set. auf ibren Garloioaten, ben 2arro-
gerihtsoirector gnler, e1rtfielen runo
1000, anf sen liberaIen @unotoaten,
&edt5antpolt Glenn, rl1nb 1900
gtiurn1er. - Ser I'M AZ. 9ebenslnbr
lteben0e, leoige Mmtsridter s. Stro-
Der bon & It I tpurbe IN ieinem getf
.erldolfen anfgefunoen. Sc liegt
sebituroro Dor. - Ger 45idbrige
sasl0bner 8. Sdpenoinger aus
8aIfau lfiirate beim M1slDedieln
zines @adbolfen oht Dieter Bod ab
,1nD bGieb init ei1em fdtperen Sdd-
oelbrud bepnBtIos liegen. Ser 500.
oes rngIiidIid,en, Der cine 5ra11 nit
sehn &inbern binterldBt, trm nad
menigen Climber ein. - Ser Met-
dentpdrter @ol5l boa &ronoorf
qerieth, aIs er sic @eleile IN Der
citation gbhmonoorf mberi6riH, I'M
5u Iei11em Soften au gelanger1, l11ter
cine Maidine, Sic bonn Mafdi1perr-
bd1ie tam. Or mnrbe ihredlih ner-
iltimmelf uno itarb nod tpe1ige1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
3stis fit Bese=a sntratore,,.

@~eriiegelte gngebpte tperben IN Der
AUDITORS Office o Stearns
Gpuutp at ct. @Iuub, Ni11n., big gum
80. Mtai 1914, nndmittags 2 ubr fur
Nusfibrung bes gouutpzSob $50. 4 IN
elmer @e1nn1mtIdrge bon 33,383 Inca
lem Sub entgegen %ge1on1I1er, bic aus
foIaenDem befteben: 0.6 Nder urbor ma
den; 1916 gu. DarbS ebnen, 28,383
lin. SUB init @9fdgbm1m ner1eben, III
Gu 0arbs brainieren. gu elmer Sntal.
abifdabung bon $1921.19. BIdne uub
,@~pe5iffatfonen Hr11en IN Der oben anz
gebenen Office. IN Der Office bes st. y.
9ibInfe urD 81. s. @IebeIau16, 9titrift.
sSngenieure, ct. &loub, glinn., ODER n
Ser Office Der @tnatsboBluegzg ou1niiz
iior1 in ct. Bn11. Neinr., etugefeben tpers
ben. Seben1 Nngebot mug bames @eh
ODER EN- ~beitddtigter @edfel ffiur nidt tpez
niger dIs 5 Yrn3ent 6es Nngebotbetraz
ges beigeIegt fem, dabIbm an ben Count
b<@datmeifter bes befngten gonntb,
Iue M%ngebpte nriifen iberetnittimmen
NIT ben Sufftruftio11en fir ben Biete1
m1b nuf Blanffprn1en niebergei9rieben
fein, bic bon 81. g. 9iDInfe ODER 81. S.
GlebeIm1b, DifriH > SSuge1ieuren 5u ct
@Ipub, g1iirn., geIiefert nerben Ser
gnuntp<Boarb bebdn ffin1 bas @e9t Dor
ale ober ieoes Hngebot m151mebuen ooe1
5u nertperffeu.
3RiidbsIa8 91Dunes,
Gpu11tn, M1fbitur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
RDti5 be5isli4 @erb5rs zines @eindes
fir Jprutieruttg bes ne11en 9tftritts.
Ri4DIaS g1pmeg,
COUNTY, auoitor.

9n elm @eiud beim gountDrafb bon
tStearns @ol1ntp nit Der Beltdfigrng oes
|gountb : Observation-Disclosures beg ge>
umnten COUNT, unterdei9net un6 m>
ertnunt BON elmer Nebrbeit Der @runos
beiiber, tpel9e m Dem prppon1rteu neuen
9iitrift tppbnen, Der biern1 beI9rieben, u.
bic itimmberedtigt finb bel oen@9ultuabs
len IN ibreu relpeftiben 9iftrifts unb
bur1 bns MHibuDt bon 7einem Der @in>
fppbner oes belagten pruporirten neuen
|9itrifts 1i1terlegt nur6e, IN Incident
fir Organization etnes nern @9nlot<
ifrifts Des S~erritori11n1s, Dns 9ierin be-
f1rieben III, gegeben tptrb. gk BON
|SgA. 6BK bon @gN IN Sect. SO,
unb 6h bon 5ect. "a, Chi bon @@A
unb 5BA BON SgA IN @eet. 35, nues
I'M Sotpnlbip 1913, n6rbti1, STANCE 80
81, 81 bon RgA 1n16 @h 0 See-
tiun 2, aQes bon EJECT. 8, uro "a, @eh.
4, Nh bon M@A unb N@A BON @gA.
bon EJECT. 8, g., y bonn 8k bon Get.
10 unb @h bon Gect. TO unb 8A bon
Geet If, aIes IN Sptpm1bip 1875, g.,
Nanae 80 So. urlo Do Die Bebor6e Get
unD Srt fin Elm 8erb1r be5igli4 ges
nannten @eiu1es nod @efeResporl1rit
beifinmt BOT, 70 1T hermit Nuti3 erldie
fen, DaB Elm gerb6r be3iigli9 be5 beiag<
ten @e}udes IN elmer 8eriamnluns Der
qenannten Beb0rbe, gebnlten uerben fon,
Isle am 13. Suit 1914, rddn1ittugS z
l1br m Der Sffice bes @ountb<4uottprs
LIN Der 6tubt ct. CLOUD in genanntem
gomtp beginut, az tDeIder 3en nnb on
tpeIdem Blase ~geran11te gountpz8e91rbe
bic Mrgun1erte aler babel intereftrten
Rerinue11 ffIir ODER gegen bic pruponirte
Organization beg neuen @dnloifrit3
anceb6rt nerben. 9nbtrt ct @lnuo,
W2inr1., ben 5. Wlni 1914. Sm Suffrage
Ser gorntb : gebDrbe bon @tedrn5
County, Minr1.
Mi1nIas Sbpn1eb,
f@onntpz4ubitor unb ggzofiein @Ierf oes
| beg Bpnrb. ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

lung eth Meiler berpor unb ranrte
es feiner 5ruu 5tpeimal tief in ben
&iiden. S9tperberlest muBte oie
Srm in's SpitaI gebrnft perben.
- Ser Streif, ser nnter SEN beim
Nusbau oes 5tpeiten SimplonitolIens
IN g g beiddftiigten Mrbeitern al1s-
gebroder tit, ideint fi9 gefdbrIid
5u5uipiben. 9ie streifer6en, oeren
3abI etma 1000 betrdgt, legten
.Sprengminen iiber SEN BON Sen SSn=
genie11ren betpobnten Sd1,iern uno
iprengten 6elfen bon uber tm1ienb
|gubtfmeter bidt BEL BEN @ebd1oen
Ser 8unoesbabn, 6ie ba6urd auf5
a11Berite gefdbrbet murben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

|GdsDerDerlett n11Bte Der Dberlebrer
ms Rrnrfenbdns gebro@t DerneI1-
Ser MeHerbeD 1T IN SaH ge11oln1l1e11
morben.
Na6en.
Gen NndforidurrgeIt Der &nliae1
lift es geIungen, ben Na6roer Der bod1-
betugten Nribatiere g. Gutter IN
gnbenneiIer feitaunebmen, Gin
|Mann ran,ens @uitnb &etber uuroe
bort berbaftet, Ser bie Ibat bereits
eingeitnnben bot.
GIiak-2otbrtugen-
esn Der frIberen frnnaofifdde1
fuatliid9en Bafenfubrn, iiekt Werf-
5e,1g- uro &Iingenfabrif 3ornbof Bel
!9abern, brud iingff @roBfener
aus. Zen @ebren gelang es 5tpor,
SEN gruno gu befdrdnffen, bod TT
Elm GROCER She'll Ser 8erfiItditte1 per-
branmt, 10 buB 400 Mrbeiter broo-
los nerben. - Ser groBe ueberlam0=
H1,q 6es observation-disclosures nro
oes aieutenants MifuIsfi, Ser IN So
migsberg bega1n, eneete IN Mnl=
buufenm f~oIgenoen Gage aberbs
Ga nbr. 0berliel1tenunt @eper bat
an ei1rem Gage 1900 &tlorneter 5u-
rmiifqeIeqt. - Sci 3nberntf EN-
2altautomobil ber1tngInidt, oas NIT
mebrerer @einbergarbeiten beiest
NOR. 53pei Mrbeitern murben BEL benz
unfaa fofort getobtet.
Deferrei&t 1lusaru.
8obI aIg @eiuItnt elmer i1tteraipe-
rem SbeiInobn1e ser babsburgif9en
Mdorardyte on Ser ~allgernei1en Melt-
.polliittiff, insbefonoepe an Der Mfhtel-
meerpolitif, bat ii9 6as 8ebirf1iB
na9 elmer rafderen ausseitultu1tg
Ser oiterrei6if@ nngari-
Iden @riegsfIotte ergeben. Sent
ioeben per6HentIidten 1rel1en 6lotter+
progrmm 5ufoIge fon init Der @iel-
Ieq11ng Ser 4 nel1en 9reab11oalgbts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Der Office Ser @taatsipegzgomniHion gu
Saul eingeieben iperben. Seoem Mnz
gebot n1nB baures @eb ODER Elm befdtigz
ter 8ehfel fir nibt peniger als 5 Bro
gent be5 4ngebotbetrnges beigelegt fein,
anbIbar ON ben gountb<69nsmeifter beg
gennnnten. gountD. Iue angebpte mill
len nbereiffhmmen nit ben Snftruftioz
men fir Die gieter u1b auf 8Imfformen
ber5eidnet fem, bie bon 81. g. 9iolnfe
ober Sc. S. g1ebeIar1b, 9ifriftzSSngez
nieuren an ct. CLOUD, Minn., geliefert
peroen. Ser @puntbratb behdH ffib bas
@eht bnr, ale ODER iebes 9ngebot at
bertperfen.
Ri9pIas sbpmey,
County, auoitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Kinder oohroion
NAcH FLETcHER'S
STo RIA
&nrttemhera.

Ser in elmer @i1enban6lnng gu
uIm bebien1tete 16idbrige Saul
housekeeping Ginger fam I'M ffdoti-
iden @ornbm1ie, IN 6em oie Strna
Buaren lagert, urter Ben Bnnre11-
a11f3ua. So er bon 11ien1an6 ben1ertt
murbe, purbe Tim bos @emf abge-
orudt. @rif nod anei Gtlnoen foro
mon ser 2ebrling tobt Dor. - Ser
nnterIebrer @irdmeier aus Sagit'
3eII bot ieiner 8%orgefektem, ben
OberIebrer aienseIer, NIT Incident er
perfeinbet mon, uberfuHen uno tim
aobIreide Meiferfti9e beigebrn4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Ruti5 fiji @ese-asntratt,re,1.

g~er1iegeIte Nngebpte tperben nuf Der
5eite Der MISUNDERSTANDING dm
6tnntstpege atpiiden Melrole unb sm1f
Centre, 6fearns eountb, Mii11r., bic gum
81. Nini 1914, nnd1mittogs 8 11br entz
eegen geuomu1en ffmar Sic dasffaibrllng Der
G~o11ntbarbeit SO. 8, IN elmer &eiannmtz
ldnge bon 1920 66ub, beffebeno aug
foleenbem: 1.39 Gder ret1igen, 1.39
A6er mbar maiden; 1920 Gu gbs.
ebner; 22,100 I'm. Sub nit S9Iagz
baum berleben; too gu, @bs. brainiez
rem. SSn elmer @einmmtnbf9dblng bon
$$4433.0O. YIdne uub 5pef5ifatiunen
f6;r1r1en in Der Office bes @olntD : Aubiz
tors, IN Der Office bes 9ifriHh --Snge=
niiel1ren at 81. gIoub, gairn., 1rD IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Gilt Nieren- nnb ~8laieH.8
eSeber 3ufrie6euaeifeM

ueberan rebu1en 6ie 9erte Jole1
Mierenpinen uno fino 10 dufrieoe11-
.qefteM, bob tie onbere perunlnfen,
oieielben o,db 5u uebue'1- NJ Sci
Ip, Mcssssntoi@, aIa., fagt: sd ent-
pfebIe oRfemen anen, meIde on geie-
ren- o6er Blnfen-Befdaperben nno
Muudderuueb Ieioen, oen11 fiie ffirn ffetn.1
Dos Bette, mas SIR fir @opfpeb,
Miuiden1peb ur16 Mbeumatisrn11s neb.
men 61rnt. gu tolfen Eel anen
,GdrooIern IN ct. @Iouo. - MnBeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
III FRITZ STUDIO

Mnifrengu,1gen lit es, nob 9era1d1e-
hung bon Militdr, gelungen, beg INT
~qebe1,eren @olobranoes @err du per-
SEN, meIfer BEL Drerfelb an Der
rbeiniid=melffdliiden @renae getnii-
thet bot. Gin Mrea1 bon 10000
Morgen mrroe in Slide gelegt. es
mro Brnnoitift1ng nernn1tbef. Gin
@erbddtiger tit IN Suft ge1ommen
por6en. = Gin @roBfe1er 5erifforte
Sic Banner Mutrabenfubrf. Ser
gdaben, Ser burh @eriiderlng ge-
bedt i'll, lit iebr groB, 90 idmmtlide
Muihinerr unb 9ol3borrahe ber111h-
tt mur6en.
&Snisrei@-Sadien.
ean GipoIi4saaIe an DRESDEN
fu1o fiir3lib eine groBe Nroteitper-
fnnmlu11g bes @entrumsbereirs
ifatt, sic iid gegen Die ungeredtfer-
tigten Mngriffe notipnallibera1er Ab-
geprbneten Ser 3meiben @arnmer unf
ste fmb. Orben ma11ote. = Inter
bem Berood@, bie @ellnerin Marin
2iinfe nit GparfuIi nergiftet 5u boz
BEN, murne in 3enfenrpba Ser 30
Seuhre alte Metullpolirer Meur un<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

iem Sabre begon11en uerben. Sober
ser reuen 9reabnougbtS miro Elm
Replacement bon $4,000 9orren Be-
iiben ur6 gar5 aus Stab1 beiteben.
|Se6es SdiH erbdf 5u0lf 5tif 35.6-
@entimeter+@efdmte bon oenen ie
6rei in einem brebbaren 9burm eir-
|geitelt per6en. Sebes s9iff NITRO
Fpier folder 1lirme beiiRen. Serner
follen 5mei geidibte &re,15er NIT a-
len GerbeFeru11gen Ser sdiffsbal1=
tedrif nod bel.er IN 8m1 genommen
lner6en, tie merben cine St11nbenge=
|idmin0igfeit bon 81 @eemeilen er=
fboIten. Ser 8n1 biefer @inbeiten
miro in Srieft nnb IN 6i11me erfol=
gen. 8e 6~eI0artinerie miro ei1re
ne,1e 9nl1bihe befommlen mf 5buB-
%idgl6ern, RobrriidIm1f unb oen mo-
oerni ten Niidfttnpittem.
2nremb1rg.
@ie sic y2mremburger 3tg.""
beri9tet, BOT 8iidof @oppes Bel Ser
!gtndsntpaItidaft @age sefibrt
megeu u~nbefugten Nadoruds feiner
beioen Iette11 &irtenbriefe ol1r9 Ole
n@uper1b. 3tg.", oeren &erleger IN
Ser MngeIegenbeit bereits perbort
mor6en 1T nn6 be Gera11tDort11ng
fir Sen Nad6rud iberrmmmen bot.
l. Sn Ser 8elei6ignngsfIoge Ser B-
georbrete11 Ser 2infen gegen BEN 81
|idof &oppes in 2uremb11rg mege1
Ser @ebe m1f benz letten @atbolifen.
tag III Meb tpur6e 6as 11rfben &C.
lfdnt. &c In11tet auf 200 Gra11fer
@elobuBe, ECO Gra1fer @dnoener,
fob fir ieoe,r Ser 81 @iptnadger uno
Die @er0ffertIid11ng IN T. orei inld1'
biiden un6 a11sIdnbiiden 3eitu11ge11.
Sn Ser Begriinbu,rg beibt s: sSn ser
Meoe iino ale Merfnrnle Der Ser.
Ieumoung gegeben ertfpredeno n1d
oem 5 1856 bes 6e11tiden @ei@sftraff.
geietbudes. Ser Bifdof Ieste Sc.
rufung Elm. - Ms Ser "a Sabre
aIte @nedt s. DituaIo aus Gprtn'
|tingen bon Ser Ser1pe ffeines
Dienitberrn, oes Hd1dters Grarrs,
@en gum 66idttter1r seq giebes beru1r.
terbolen npnk, gilt er n1s uni
itiir5te b. Ct aog fib bar9 Den
Tan berurt fdtpere ir1ere Berlebu1t'
gen gu, ooB er ffnrb. - aiir5Ii9 bot,
tie ser Mderer Booen aus Maffe.
Her 8iIb) fid3 a1tf BEN MarH mad
@iIb begeben unb feline Gral1 anein
gu @n1fe geIafen. MIs oiele ifih IN
ben EfebeffnM begub, fab fie, odB
Elm Eferb iid nit eiinem 6interfuB
In elmer on Ser Mn1er bdngerben
2eine berfurrgen bette. Ills fih ote
|6rmu ben1iibR, bus Gbier at befreiet,
%DerIor oiefes oas @leidgepidt uno
fieI auf Die n~rgIidIide, Die Der
beimfebrer1e Munn nIs 2eide Dor,
fn1b. Sic g~er1lrgIiiidte 1T Meatter
bon Z Hei1pen &irbern.
Gd9tueis.
Ser Gdupeiber 6lieger Bieoer aus
IBern merf1og mraIi9 NIT ei1te11'
5l11ggnf 6ie Sl11gffrn1. CT lnnoete
II lbr t8 Mdru1ten BET Brigerberg
lin Malis. SSn @erihtsgebd1toe
5u BafeI 5og Ser bon feirer 5rnl
getrenIt leberoe 0eltfhe Shnfsdrl-
geb6rige &irmboH Ser uif @era11laf.
fung ieirr 6ru1i nor @eriM ge88o'
gen wl1rne, I'M 2auie Der 8erbaub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Ganaba

Ea11Q0Q
Bette Jarmen nate tatboliiden
4@irden u11b Sdulen geIegen at Der
tm1fen. Mabfrugen meroen proulpt
uno bereitmiqig beont1porta BON
@eur1 8rnning,
Daeiiiinffttn, Gust, Ganaba.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11
HURRICANE.

Jake Hartman was in Lancaster,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clay Knapp received the sad
news that her father, Hyde Pauley,
of Boscobel, had suffered a stroke.
Later reports were that he had
passed away and the funeral was
held on Thursday.
There was a large crowd at Kin
ney Bros sale and everything sold
for good price.
Jake Fitch purchased a horse at
Kinney Bros. sale.
Marion wager is moving on the
Oliver Doll farm
We are sorry to report little
Dorothy Kinney does not improve
very fast.
Willie Keehner visited his parents
Martin Keehner's, Saturday.
Johnnie Bendorf purchased some
horses at Kratz's sale, Tuesday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11

last few years, died at at that place,
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock the
funeral being held Sunday from the
B9etOwn church.
John and Levi Ryan were over
from North Andover, Saturday.
Chris. Shaben and wife spent
Sunday at Cassville.
Mrs. J. A. Jamison is on the sick
list.
Sunday visitors were Chris Gar
ner and family at A. Sturmers,
Clarence Raisbeck and family at
TOay Carriers, Balelgh Blackburn,
Henry Snider, Tom Black bourn and
wives at Chas. Thompson's, and
Geo. Budworth and wife at A. NC
Donald's.
MRS. Jno, Burns was at BLOOMING
ton last week helping care for her
brother, DR.. Sala.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11
BEETOWN.
special Correspondence to the Herald.

special Correspondence TO the Herald.
Preston Hayden and VIM. NC
Donald moved the first of the week.
A crowd OF people surprised Chas.
Thompson and wife, Monday even
ing, it being their tenth wedding
anniversary. A set of dining room
chairs was left to remind them of
the occasion.
Frank Garthawaite, of Sheldon,
Iowa visited at the Frank TebO
home the first of the week.
JAS. Birch and family left Tues
day for Mason City, Iowa making
the trip by team.
Sam Franklin and wife left Wed
nesday for 1exas.
Elmer wager, of Bloomington,
spent several days here last week
locking after the interest of the
creamery.
Gene Mcdonald arrived here,
Friday, from Mason City to see his
parents.
Cassie Hewey, an old resident of
this place kwhO has made her home
at the NOSE Hendrick home for the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11

Miss Marie Esser, who has been
visiting Sadie and Nellie Patch, re-
turned to her home in Glen Haven
Friday.
r. B. Duncan assistant secy. of the
lecture bureau of u. of W was here
Friday, arranging for our next lee
ture course. Enterpean Quartette,
Rea Myers Entertainers, Brigham's
Illustrated Lecture. Billy Bones.
Signers are Phil Glass, Tom Clifton,
Chas Calkins, Roda Willard, Jim
Hornby, Del Morrissey, Leo Winter,
l.. d. Jenkins and Lew Newman.
Fond Culver came home from
Platteville Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Patch wishes to thank
the people for the heroic work to
save his property from fire at the
time Hornbys house burned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11
POTOSI

Mr.. William Gillian aged 90 years
successfully underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Gun
niEgham hospital in Plattevilla
Sunday, March first. Drs Cunning
ham, OF PlattevIlle, and McGovern,
of POtOsi, performed the operation.
He is rapidly recovering and will
soon return to his home in Harrison
of which his many friends are
pleased to hear,
A town caucus will be held Satur-
day March 14th at o'clock in the
afternoon for the purpose Of select
ting four delegates to represent the
town of Potosi at the non-partisan
cOunty tax payers convention to be
held in the city of Lancaster, Thurs,
day March 10Th.
A telegraph dispatch was received
here by relatives Friday morning
stating that Mrs. Elizabeth Rein
holder had died at the hospital at
Reedsburg, Wis, Thursday night.
Supt. Burris of the Grant County
hospital was requested to wire the
R edsburg hospital to ship the body
to POtOsi which he promptly did
and the body arrived here over the
Burlington from Lacrosse, Sunday
morning at 1870. 1t was taken to
the Edwards undertaking room
from which the funeral was held to
the st. Andrews Catholic church,
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
The deceased was born IN the town
of Potosi 81 years ago. She lost her
husband in the early years of mar
riage and was left with small a child.
Twenty-fOur years ago while work
ing in Dubuque a house adjoining
the one where she was, caught fire
and in her endeavOrs to save her
trunk and personal effects she fell
down stairs and was picked up un-
conscious. For twenty-four years
she suffered from epiliptlc fits and
impaired mind. She was COM
mitted to the Grant County asylum
lum was destroyed by fire when,
with other inmates she was taken
to Reedsburg She leaves one
daughter, Mrs. Mamie Winkler,
three brothers, Henry, Jno. and
Peter Longcamp, and three sisters,
Mrs. Mary KRAKOW, Mrs. Sophia
Cornwall and Mrs. Theresa Funk,
of Dubuque, the brothers residing
in the towns of Harrison and Paris.
Rev. Father Pape was in La
Crosse Tuesday and Wednesday.
Peter Friesen and family have
moved from Potosi to Fariballlt,
Minnesota where they will follow
the pursuits OF farming.
Ed Flesch made business trip to
and spent couple of days in Rock
ford, Ill.
Miss Genevieve Campbell, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Campbell, was married to Mr.. Sam
uel Pearson in Chicago last week.
They spent a few days with her
parents here, and were congratu-
lated by their many friends.
w. o. Miller, the painter and
paper-hanger is open for jobs in his
line.
Jno. P. Jackley, of Platteville,
was here a couple of days on his way
to Beaver River Falls, Mimi, where
he has land interests.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Macke visited
with friends IN Platteville, last
Wednesday.
Bulletins are displayed announc-
ing the opening Apr 4th of the new
store of S. A Thomas & Co.
Mr.. A. w. Dickinson and family
spent few days last week with
friends and relatives at Shullsburg,
Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11
BAGLEY.

August Stagman left for Milwau-
kee last week.
Del Rice came from Hurricane:
one day last week, where he has
been at work for sometime.
Tom Wilson from Little Grant
was in Bagley calling on his Uncle
Enos Clifton last week, it was the
first time he had been in Baglev in
about 20 years.
Mrs. Casper Kirschbaum from
near Cassville came Tuesday to help
take care of her grand daughter
that came to gladden. the home of
her Daughter, MRS. Harry Orr.
Cap Ready and wife, Geo. Clark
and wife, Araon moore and wife; DR..
Mecum, Jake Shrake. Charley and
Fred Haville, John Keller, Chris
Balls1nger, Charley Egleston and
Ed. Balkert attended the Morse will
case at Lancaster last Wednesday.
Ira Willard was a passenger to
Cassville Wednesday.
Oscar Ready made business trip
to Cassville Wednesday.
John Rewey and wife returned
from trip to Lancaster Wednes-
day.
Del Morrissey returned from
North Andover Wednesday where
he had been invoicing the G.. j..
Seipp Store.
Mrs. Tom Harris returned from
visiting MRS. Geo. Harris at the hos
pital in Dubuque Wednesday.
About noon Tuesday last week
smoke was noticed coming from the
roof of Jim Hornby's residence
here. The cry of fire was immediat-
ly raised and every one came to help
but the flames had got a good start
and in a short time the house was
burned to the ground. Practically
all the goods were saved however.
The residence was a fine one. built
year or SO ago and valued at about
$4,000. There was but 81, 900 insur-
ance on it. 1t is hard blow to Mr..
Horribly and he will have the sym
pathy of every one. The cause OF
the fire is unknown.
Frank Ripper had stack of
about tons of hay on the bottom
burned up at the same time as
Hornby's fire; it was set afre either
by some one throwing a match
down or on purpose.
Henry Cook returned home from
Eastman Thursday.
Gus Miller's wife came from Po-
tosi to join her husband in theil
new home Thursday and her sister,
Miss Rotiker, came with her. .
Till Brodt unloaded car of &C.
ment Wednesday.
Lee KOlb received car of feed
and flour Thursday.
Frank Root of Mt. Hope was visit
ing his sister, MRS. Geo. Alexander
last week.
Rev. Newzen from Prairie du
Chen, came down to help Rev
Waste with the revivel meetings he
is holding here, Friday. Rev. Irish
from Bloomington, will help the
fore part of the week.
August miller, who moved his
house hold good from Pla tteville
unloaded his Gals and took the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11

things down to the farm he
bought of Forehand last week. His
brother-in-law, Mr.. Rodiker, from
near PotosI, was up helping him
and returned home Wednesday.