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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
FIRST ON MUNICIPAL
CHRISTMAS TREE.

AS soon as Geo. P. Angus of the
Lancaster Light & Power company
heard that the city fathers had set
aside 500 to provide for a Municipal
Christmas tree, Mr.. Angus offered to
donate the lighting effects and the
current used during the week. Mr..
Angus said that the company had al
most 400 patrons in the city and that
in this way the company could give
an appropriate Christmas present to
every one. Harvey Orion also agrees
to donate large part Of the labor in
wiring the tree. This is a good start
and now is the time to get busy for
a fine tree.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
LANCASTER PLAYS
FENNIMORE, FRIDAY.

The next football game will be Fri
day afternoon when Lancaster plays
Fennimore. The date was changed
for the benefit of the business men
who love the sport, but cannot go on
Saturday.
Last Fridays game was a fluke ow-
ing to Platteville highs inability to
get team together even though the
Lancaster boys went so far as to send
automobiles over. The cars got as
far as Ellenboro when Platteville
called off the game.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
Resume Of Road Work, 1915,
AS Furnished by Highly Com'r

Lima-Mound Branch hill near the
farm of G. N. Carl, graded 22O0 feet
and built two culVerts under the direc-
ton Of CHI. Loveland.
Liberty Graded 600 feet and built
one culvert on the Livingston and
Sitter road.
Little Grant-1825 feet surfaced with
gravel near John Cults. Work done
by Ora M. Kinney.
Marion Munn's Hill, grading of
about 5000 feet, under the direction
OF Charles Kalish, was the biggest job
in the county this year Eight Gull
verts were required on this work
Muscoda-1125 feet of grading and
surfacing done, under the direction of
G. L. Landon on the Blue River valley
road running in front of the Landon
home
Mt. Ida Grading and two culverts
on the Werley and Fennimore road,
under the direction of Ralph G.. Ket-
terer.
North Lancaster-275 feet of grad
ing and surfacing from the Bidwell
|
Paris-Most of the work in the town
OF Paris was under the capable man
agement of Peter Miller. $500 feet
were graded and surfaced on the Du-
buque and Platteville road, No. 215,
and three culverts built.
1900 feet graded on the Potosi and
Dickeyville road. 1906 feet Of guard
rail built and three culverts
1926 feet of guard rail was built by
G. E. Rich e Co., on the road north
east of Dickeyyille
Platteville-21 feet of grading
done on Cheever hill and two culverts
QUILT This was a relocation and re-
quired purchased right of way; also
! CURED purchased Of right Of way; also
/ This hill is now being surfaced by
4 Fred H. Dugdale. About 1900 feet Of
/ grading done on PIatteville and Min
eral Point road. 1900 feet graded on
Platteville and Rewey road 1900 feet
graded and surfaced on the Platteville
and Lancaster road.
Potosi-Work is now in progress on
the MCGEE hill near the home of Geo.
Klarrman. A relocation of about s.
900 feet on the Masseyville road has
been made. About 5000 Gu. yards Of
earth to be moved. Six cuIverts and
ab9at 100 feet of gAard rail were re
CURED. This is contract work and will
be completed this fall
South Lancaster-3800 feet surfaced
on the Pigeon Hill on Hurricane road
and 1900 feet of guard rail. This is
a relocation and a decided improve
ment. 2400 feet surfaced from Ed.
Vesperman to the Aupperle school
house on the Lancaster and Potosi
road. 1875 feet surfaced near the Ed
ward Pierce farm on the Lancaster
and Beetown road. All the South Lam
caster work has been done by VIM.
Schaal
Woodman-15, 400 feet graded in the
town Of Woodman with necessary s
culverts. This work goes through the
village of WOodman and extends to-
ward Mt. Hope. Work is under the
supervision of Peter Glynn.
Cassville village-1600 feet graded
and surfaced. Two culverts and sew
eral hundred feet of retaining wall
and 1929 feet of guard rail.
A large amount of necessary repair
work has been done throughout the
county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
ELECTION RETURNS ASSURED

Mr.. Simpson of the Bell company,
informs the Herald that full arrange
ments have been made for getting
election returns to Lancaster. The
American Telephone e Telegraph Co.,
profanely called the "A. T. & T." will
garner the flashes from over the coun-
try and shoot them to Milwaukee.
There the bulletins will be sent to
Madison, and from Madison distribute
ed over the state.
Subscribers desiring returns may
get them as they come by calling the
telephone Office. Not much is expect
ed before $50 or 9 o'clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
LAST WEEKS WEATHER.

Wednesday, Oct. 25-Max. SO; min.
So north wind cloudy.
Thursday, Oct. 26-Max. 81; min.
27; northwest wind; partly cloudy.
Friday Oct. 27-Max. so; min. 80;
northwest wind; clear.
Saturday, Oct 28-Max. So; min.
49, east wind; cloudy.
Sunday, Oct. 29-Max g.; min. 40;
east wind; cloudy.
Monday, Oct. 3O-Max. 81; min. 80 !;
northwest wind; partly cloudy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
RAILROAD TIME CHANGES.

The Chicago & North Western train
leaving Lancaster daily except Sunday
at $50 a. m. for Madison and Chica-
go, now leaves at 500 a. N.
Tickets and full particulars upon
application to ticket agents. 96c2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James Brophy, Lone Rock, and Mona
Hennessey, Platteyille.
Clyde Prideaux, Lancaster, and Dor
Othy Kitelinger, Clifton.
W. H. Chandler, Potosi, and Christ
inc Foot, Potosi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
Total ------------------$ 29,028.50
Miscellaneous receipts ----- 6,357.0G
Balance to be raised $3.50 $22,671.50

Balance to be raised -$22 ,671 so
1t was estimated that the sum OF
$937.50 as interest on r. r. bonds will
not be earned by Nov. LIST, 1916, there
fore the $500 as appropriated for the
band will be provided for by turning
this interest levy, unearned, back in
to the general fund.
S22,671.5O Resolution Passed.
Resolved that a city tax levy of
twenty-five thousand, six hundred and
seventy-one dollars and fifty cents
($22, 500 be and the same is here
by levied upon the taxable property
Of the city of Lancaster, as recon-
mended by the finance committee and
the board of public works"
On roll call the entire council voted
yes"
Mr.. Calvert reported that he had
not been able to do anything with the
street lighting contract The meet
ing then adjourned
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
ORIGINAL LECTURES
ON WORLD PROBLEMS.

Montaville Flowers comes as the
next number Of the Lyceum course at
Hatch opera house, Monday evening,
Nov. 6. Mr.. Flowers presents his sub
ject with illustrative acting and comes
highly recommended. Hatch opera
house, Monday night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
Expression of Thanks.

Dear Friends. I wish to thank all
of those who were so kind in aiding
me during the Grant County Herald
contest. Carl Bruss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01

-Elva Taylor of this city, severely
burned her left hand and arm on Mon
day afternoon, at the home of Charles
Vesperman. The attention of a physi-
clan was necessary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
HERALD CONTEST ENDS
MISS ELVA TAYLOR LEADS AND
WINS BUICK CAR - OTHER
WARDS-THANK YOU!
To Whom Concerned:

To Whom Concerned:
We, the undersigned judges, hereby
certify that we have canvassed the
votes cast in the Grant County Her
AIDS automobile contest, and find the
count to be as follows, to the best Of
Our kDOwInd 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
Water Works.
Finance Committee Report.

The report of the finance committee
came next as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01

The city council met last Thursday
evening, after four previous efforts in
the month of October to get quorum.
Seven aldermen were present ST.
S526.47 Bills Allowed
Bills amounting to $2526.47 were
read and approved, all aldermen voting
yes"
Library Trustees Appointed
Following the reading of the annual
statistical report of the public library
Mayor Bailie appointed E. B. Good
sell and David Crichton to act as
trustees. The appointments were then
confirmed.
Band Gets 500 Yearly.
A difference of opinion arose over
the appropriation for the Lancaster
band. Frank Meyer, the manager
asked for an appropriation to $500 to
pay the salary Of the band director.
An informal vote followed, Doolittle,
Gault and Hickok voting for this sum
and Croft, Calvert and Wepking vot-
ing for $500 as sufficient. F. P. Bar
nett stated that there would be no
band unless $500 was raised After a
discussion, all alderman voted Eyes y
on the $500 appropriation.
Tax Levy Taken Up.
The board of public works made
recommendations as follows for the
year of 1917.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01
TAX RATE ESTIMATE
LEVY FOR LANCASTER BASED ON
FIGURES AT HAND, TO
BE 40 MILLS

Figures compiled by city clerk John
M. Stone, show the approximate levy
in mills for 1917 to be about 170 This
is based on a total valuation of ST.
617,069-which is 100000 more than
last year. According to the appropria-
ton voted last Thursday night $22,-
617.50 will have to be raised for gen
eraI purposes in the city. This alone
gives a rate of Sc mills.
The public school appropriation al
ready voted amounts to $12,823.64 for
Lancaster city alone as part of 1T.
District No. 3, north and South Lam
caster. This amount divided by the
total valuation equals 40 mills. Last
year the state and county tax was ST.
421.35 for this city. The county school
tax last year was $1,512.56. Using this
as basis for the amount of state and
county tax and county school tax to
be levied this year the sum equals
3.48 mills. The actual levy for these
last items will not be known until the
county board meets, but it is not like
ly to be much higher or much lower
than it was last year. We then add
the three items together to obtain the
total as follows.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-01

COLCll DIS lOllOWS.
Fund Amt. Levy
General purpose -$22,617.50 SO
State and county - 8,933.91 348
Cast years fgures)
Total levy in mills ----------16.9S
This means roughly, $16.9S on the
thousand dollars. Last year the rate
was S15.15. The increases are due
principally to the floods Of last June
which swept away city property valued
at $4,000, and created deficit of 49,
600.
Another thing that swelled the bud
get is the item of interest and princi-
pal on the railroad bonds amounting
to $3,187.50 This is not payable until
the road is built, but of course must
be provided for in the levy.
Other items not in last years bud
get, but appearing this year are:
$1,000 more for water extensions
500 for Municipal Christmas tree.
5000 for painting library.
$3.50 for municipal hall committee
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-14
WOOLWICH

Hay, BURBERRY and cranberry crops
are very abundant heee.
Clarence Baker Of North Woolwich
was a Sunday caller at A. H. Carle-
TONS.
Mrs. Avin Leonard and Mrs. Harvey
Hathorne were guests the first Of the
week of Mrs. Maria Leonard.
Miss Flora Leonard is passing the
week in Boothbay
Miss Elsie Blair Of Bath was a Sun
day visitor of Mrs. S. P. E. Haw-
thorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Hastings Of
Worcester, Mass. are camping in the
old Aunt Dolly Trott" house on Da-
vid Carriers farm.
Mrs. Christine Carleton is the CUES:
of Miss Elizabeth Trott, North Wool
wich.
Alfred Trott Of Portland is quite
sick and his sister, Miss Ellen Trott
has gone there.
Charles Elkins and family Of Bos-
ton are passing a part Of the summer
at Addison Rice's.
Miss Isabel Mcdonald has returned
from Old Orchard, bringing a friend with
her
Miss Louise Thing is confined to her
bed with very bad sore throat
Miss Mildred Snipe has returned to her
home in Arrowsic Foreside after visit
with Mrs. Sarah P. E. Hawthorne.
The Boothbay Camp boys gave a con-
cert and minstrel show in Terrill's hall
Friday evening.
The Kid Club gave an entertainment
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ella Reeds
consisting Of music recitations, etc. Re-
freshments were served. Master Willard
Frosts cornet solo was very good for a
youth of seven or eight.
Mrs. Maurice Baker and Mrs. Edgar
Black were Monday guests OF Mrs. A. H.
Carleton and Mrs. Hawthorne at Elm
cottage.
Miss Ada Ramsey Of Baltimore is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. A. B. Thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-14

A.Splendid Farm Home
On Easy Terms

Handy to Augusta, and well located. 100
acres. with Is acres in good smooth nelas,
cutting about 20 ton Of hay. Pasture TOT
IL head. About 500 cords OF wood. anu
timber for home use.s A IL story house OF
6 rooms in good repair. Water piped 10
house. Barn 3ox46, in good repair. Per-
sonal property consisting Of q pair OF
horses. and farming tools in good shape
valued at $500 included. A fine oppor!uni-
ty to acquire a good farm and everything
necessary to carry it on Price $500, $500
down, balance on easy terms.
MAINE FARM AGENCY,
Room 10. Augusta Trust Bldg. Tel. gay Y.
Augusta, Me. augi2ozt