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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

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ROOM AND BOARD-si1 ". Rio GranIs-
Phi $3.50
COOL. FRONT bed room. Win board n
private family. i519 Arizona. Pm Ts43w.
FIRST Class HOME COOKED MEALS.
So Mesa- MrA EdEardS manager dining
roo m
FIRST class boa-d and rooms. vita and
without sleeping porch SOS E Rio Grauds
Mrs. Elliott Means Phi. 7s55W.
BOARD Tor children "a coolest place d n
Paso. best Of care and good home Phi
NICE steam heated room. with counecsin-
sleeping porch. and bath. breakfast and
dinner n desired- 9i5 Williams
NICE FURNISHED roon. ana board Or
gentleman. with private Spanish family.
Good opportunity TO learn Spanish Ian
EuaEe- 1854 S. Stanton st.
BEAUTIFUL furnished room. cool anf
airy running water, convenient 70 bath:
suitable FOR couple. excellent houe .1o1r-
lnE: EaraEe- us Montana Ph s1rL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
for Reni-Apartmenis FurniIhtd

TOT AGut-hpdLlM Elfu1ue0
CLOSE 1.-TWO furnished rooms. IN priv
ate home. n zl65 OF 1Is2-
DESIRABLE close IN Simplicity fur-
nlshed apartment. Ph. $3.50
DE WITT-Furnishsd room apartmeat.
Phi 11So
? ROOM APT. for healthy sduifs- 10 Dsf7.
llls z Boulevard Ph- 5t45.
FOR RENT nicely furnished e-rooru
apis Apply 1905 WORMS Ph. ass
GEORGETTE APTS.-2 rooms. kitchenst
and bath III n Stanton No children
. ROOMS, kitchenet. hath and dressing
room; also light Housekeeping room 514
". Missouri
SINGLE AND DOUBLE room apts-. rot
and cold water. close IN. convenient and
cool use q telephone. Phi 1875 or f5T1-
READY F0R OCCUPANCY July isth-
Four room furnished bungalow apartment
l2l5 Ange st. apt 5. Phi 2s3s or 49f4.
FURNISHED APT. for rent-s rooms
modern, small sleeping porch. water paid
FURNISHED apartrlents. TerT close IA
Apply Apt 3. The austin iif South vlr-
GINA
HANDSOMELY furnished room apt.
Weltou rugs. silk draperiess also ~ 8
room apt. private bath Cody Phi 7os3.
LARGE ROOM. Win large Kitchen. 'front.'
AID back porch. nicely furnished. clean
rs W. RIO Grande- Ph. 1850
FOR RENT-Bedroon. kitchsnet With
private bath. suitable for couple s19 n
oreson- Ph. 1I2L
. ROOMS In private home. cool. clean:
running water lio5 E Rio Grande. / h.
$3.50.
VERY DESIRABLE room apt-. down I
stairs; also nice housekeeping for KEN
tlemen. cheaps close IN 409 Montana /
Phone s7TsJ
CLOSE IN. best asishborhoqd. 3 rooms. I
sleeping porch. IN private home: adults 4
only: prefer women Employed reference I
Phi 7I5TW-
APARTMENTS FTRNIsHED
K. bath 5 p. heat hot water.
; R.. bath. S P. heat. hot water.
f05 Arizona streeti- ..----....... 45-00 I
R. bath. s P heat. close In. $500 !
C. Young
ANDERSON INVESTMENT COMPANY
Realtors
los Mesa Ave. Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

fOh hENl-A large and a small uffca
IN the Herald building. Heat urhf and
ianitor service furnished. Reasonable atss
Apply 70. tha Auditor e Zhs EsFal&
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
Situaious Walied-FemaIa

DILlduoua MaIicu-E GMdl9
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EXPERIENCED office assistant desires Do
siuons private branch exchange preferred
Address P 165. care Herald
COMPETENT secretary era pher-Fil-
ing experience, desires position VIII &C
cept temporary. position Phone 6Sl2M-
WILL CARE for convaiescents and do light
homework reasonable charges. Address
+ l5s. care Herald
WANTED-Position as collector. viii fur
nish own car Write Mrs T. J. Mccall
r. F. D. No / box 305s Or call al Ameri-
can Dairy-
POSITION DESIRED by competent sten5g-
rapher, experienced IN filing. billing cnd
general office work: good salary expected
Phi s675J
A REFINED AMERICAN young lady with
two years experience at figuring Stats
tics. billing and general office work. and
on Chronometer adding machine. and type
writer thoroughly competent good salary
exPected- address T l64. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
Real Estate Wanted

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HAVE Is LOTS IN Las Cruces 20 trade In
on home Gail 5o19W.
WANTED-A Z or 5 room house. viii pay
$500 cash 4 priced right. Address A 126.
care Herald
WANTED-Frorn owner, or 6 room house
with arrangements for families. terms.
Phi. S57eJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

al-LLlleaI ?, 20 Alsa .. e l-----l5---
Apartments Furnished & Uafuruished
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ONE FURNISHED and one unfurnls1ed
apt modern. Jermane. SIS " Missouri
Apply Apt D.
FURNISHED and unfurnished apartusutg-
Let rs know your Want4
DOUGLAS c CRoWELL AGENC4s-
"a Mills BLDG Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
Housekeeping Rooms = Unfinished
For Rent-RoOms and Board

THREE large. clean. unfurnished rooms
convenient TO bath Cal l115 n Florence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

ing room. nice cool. clean room water
lights. hot baths. 10 sick or ehndrsn- SIS
MaEotfln
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
Wanied-Mteenaneous

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WANTED-Oue three-drzwsr tier Globe
Werniczs letter size fling unit Phone
$3.50,
We BUY second hand show cases. cash
registers. desks. office and store fixtures
CHENOWErH-LETT co.
Phone 1854 211 y Overland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
For Renl-House. Furnilhed
For Reni-Houses Unfurnished

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HALF OF HOUSE. phone. water and win
79i1W.
FOR RENT July IL rooms and STEPPING
perch OF double house s0f Stewart. sun
set HEIGHTS. $40 month
COTIAGE-FiTe rooms. bath. sleeping
porch IN : apartments. furniture OF ] for
sale. row rented. paying rent OF house.
blocks Plaza. owner Address 151,
care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
20 Renl-Rooms UnfuTni.bsd

FOR RENT nice large cool front rocus.
unfinished bed rooms furnished or IN
flrnlshed- no n. Il Paso St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

work. lowest prices Jose FuelteL 81
Oregon ST Ph 10. evenings SOS
FOR SALE Or LEasE@Two chair barber
shop. with bath. only shop In town. every
thing first class Mitchell & Burts. IA
ehlts. y. n.
DAY, NIGHT Oh SUNDAY.
We are waiting here for you
MEALS GARAGE. no TEXAS. Pr. 1893.
FOR sALE-"ParIor Barber shop" old
stand. next door to post office. cheap rent
doing q good business Ed Martin Ala
moEo-do. y. II
FOR sALE-CleaninE business. good ioca-
ton. with good lease The equipment VII
invoice more thai ask $500 cash; quick
action necessary Phone owner. $50
TENEMENT IS PERCENT INVESTMENT.
Nov is the time 10 buy, see Lee Newman
Tenement Specialist. Ph- 1904
sos s Il Paso St
] HAVE good location At Five Points for
cleaning. grocery or meat market business.
viii sell lease cheap Phone days. $50.
Mr. Gardner.
FOR sALE-Restaurant- very favorably 10
Gated in Blsbee and doing excellent busi-
ness Leaving town on account OF health
and VII sell at bargain u bought iul-ne-
diateIy Correspond with S. L. Markiche-
vich. New Edlewelss Cate. Bisbee. Arlz2na-
DRUG STOCK N ANTHONY. \. M.-Prin-
standard patents and sundries. $500
fixtures. s175- Good opening. cheap rrut
Only drug store between Fl Paso and Las
Cruces Act promptly Address bcx s.
Anthony, New Mexico
FOR sALE-HaIf Interest n an established
cleaning business Reason for selling cwner
leaving city. Modern equipment bar
gain II you act quick. See W. L Edwards.
34os z. Boulevard after p r. Don't
fafa-H-~a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

renovated. $3.50: rugs. ska.
cleaned. 81 Erwin MIG Co. Phi no.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

100 PER CENT results from tsnsm-
TURNER. KEMP 4 COLDWELL-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

TICrMCARl CLOFIS-Lrave Tucemlari
1880 a. M arrive Clovis 3 p. n: leave
We pass oil wells twice daily Fy
Beeier. coutrac fora
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

ROOM AND BOARD-sil ". Rio Grade
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
GRANT RIVER.

Will Pagel and family spent
Thursday in Dubuque.
Lila Mclean was greatly surprised
Saturday afternoon when a number
of little girls came to help celebrate
her 18th birthday They were Edna
and Martha Plautz, Alma and Vadd
Edwards, Florence Leibfried, Frances
Joyce, Dorothea Truitt, Lila and
Dorothy Mclean and Elizabeth Joyce.
Miss Elizabeth Joyce made the BIRTH
day cake which was served for sup
per. Lila received many nice pres
ents. All seemed to have good
time
Mrs. Dunevan and Mrs Jerdon of
South Dakota are visiting at the Jno.
Joyce home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Weisbenner, Mrs.
Fitzgerald and little Helen Weisben-
ner were callers at Frank McLean's
Saturday evening.
Henry Mankel took dinner at Ed.
McLean's Sunday First time Henry
has been away from home since he
fell from tree while hiving bees
several weeks ago.
Dan Hoffman and family went to
Glenn Park for a picnic, Sunday.
Ellsworth Leyins went home Fri
day having worked for L. Weisben-
ner the past Two years.
John Joyce and family spent Sum
day at the Ed. Creamy home near Lam
caster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
SOLDIER CANDIDATES
OVERSEAS MEN WHO SAW HARD
SERVICE, ASPIRE TO
COUNTY OFFICE.

The Democratic ticket is looking up.
Earl Y. Sangster of Livingston, an ov-
erseas man, is reported as an aspirant
for sheriff. Mr.. Sangster served with
Co. | as first lieutenant and saw much
service. He is son-in-law of joe
Mccoy of this city.
Another soldier aspirant for honor
is Michael Trainor, also of Lancaster.
Mr.. Trainor saw heavy service over
seas and sustained severe injuries that
have in no way incapacitated him
from effective work in civil life
Since returning he has been chief
clerk at the Wright house. Mr..
Trainor will run for the Office of reg
lister of deeds.
Another eX-service man who will be
on the Democrat ticket is Leo Bart
ley of Bloomington, vice-president of
the Woodhouse & BARLEY bank and a
son of the late Patrick BARLEY. Mr.
BARLEY was in training as an officer
when the conflict closed. He will
contest for the Office of assemblyman
from the second assembly district
1t is currently reported that j. J.
Ruble of Platteville, has decided after
all to enter the Republican race for
district attorney. Mr.. Ruble, a prac-
ticing lawyer, is not an eX-soldier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
BEEKEEPERS' PICNIC
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF HONEY
FANS DISCUSSED By COUNTY
AGENT G. w. DAVIES.

The County Beekeepers' Picnic held
in the Barnes grove near Sitter
brought out the beekeepers from all
parts Of Grant county. They were
there from Muscoda Montfort Bridge
port, Wyalusing, Glen Haven, Cass-
vile, Ellenboro, Platteyille, and many
other points in the county.
Mr.. Wilson of the College of Agri-
culture discussed Grading and Mar
keting Of Honey" The different
grades were explained and beekeep-
ers were reminded that after August
18th all honey offered for sale or sold
must bear a stamp indicating it's
grade.
Mr. France of Platteville, one of the
best known beekeepers of the north
west, gave a very instructive talk COW
ering the subject of advertising, max
ing exhibits at the fairs, and also took
up the discussion of various bee dis
eases and considered ways Of recOg-
nizing or preventing them.
Among those who participated in
the discussion was Hon. Roy Grin
dell who gave his experience as a
member of the Grant County Amateur
Bee Club. The two frame nuclei Sc
cured with the shipment of Italian
bees from Texas had in one season
built up the ten frame body and stored
it with brood and honey and had in
addition made about 125 pounds of
choice honey for it's owner. All mem
bers of the Amateur Bee Club have
had about the same experience and
are much encouraged to increase their
bee holdings another season.
The beeyard demonstration given by
Mr.. McKerlie was full of interest and
profit to all who were present.
Eighteen members were added to our
county association, making total
membership of AZ.
State Beekeepers' Conference.
August 1921 are the days fixed for
the State Conference of Beekeepers to
be held at the College of Agriculture,
Madison. Write the secretary, H. +.
Wilson, Madison, for a program and
information regarding room, board, or
camping privileges. Take your bed
ding. rent cot and have a good time
attending the Beekeepers Conference.
Sell the Hens.
Two poultry culling demonstrations
will be held at Tennyson on Thursday
of this week. Farmers are planning
to get rid OF the non-layers and sell
them while meat prices are good. 9th
er culling demonstrations will be held
bv the County Agent in various parts
of the county during the month OF
August. Anyone wishing help to Gull
out The. poor layers should apply early.
GEO. w. DAVIES,
Co. Agric. Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
MURPHY TO CONGRESS
PLATTEVILLE ATTORNEY NAMED
BY DEMOCRATS AT MILWAUKEE
CONFERENCE LAST WEEK.

Hon. j. W. Murphy of Platteville
will again make the race for congress
on the Democratic ticket. Mr. Muir
ply who held this office in 1908 when
he defeated Babcock was followed by
A. w. Kopp also of Platteville. Since
Mr.. Kopp's incumbency the third dis
trict has had Nelson and more re-
Gently Monahan.
Mr.. Murphy was nominated by a
conference of Democrats held at Mil
waukee last week. While not i'll at
tendance at the convention Mr. Muir
ply was unanimously chosen and
though he did not seek the honor he
informed the Herald last Thursday
that he had decided to make the race.
He is native of Platteyille and well
known in the district where he is
likely to make a strong race regard
less of who is opponent may be.
The conference also nominated
full state ticket to appear on the pri-
mary ballot as means of stimulating
interest. 1t is said, however, that
eleventh hour failure to file .nomin-
alton papers will result in the exclu-
sion of all except Paul Reinsch. Mil
waukee, former minister to China.
now named for senator, and Col II.
B. Mccoy of Sparta, an overseas vet
eran, for governor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
HOME FROM HOLYLAND.
HIGHLAND MAN BACK FROM YEAR
SPENT WITH RELATIVES
SAW MUCH WAR RAVAGES.

H. Petrus, for many years mer
chant of Highland, has just returned
from Syria and the Holy Land having
spent one year in the land of his birth,
says the Press. He was accompanied
home by his mother and son.
Mr. Petrus left Highland primarily
to visit his son and parents, having
learned of the great suffering Of the
Syrian people during the war due to
the efforts of the Turks to get con-
troll of that country, by killing and
starving her people. Although the
war was over when he reached that
country, he was an eye witness of the
many acts of cruelty, starvation and
cold blooded murder, rendered the
people Of Syria by the Turks.
Of one thing he complains most
bitterly and justly so, money sent by
the American people to starving
Syrians during the Turko war, only
2 per cent of it was paid by the Mis-
sions to the needy to purchase food.
During that war. Mr.. Petrus sent
$4,000 to his father and the Mission
airy agents gave him only $500
Mr.. Petrus may well say that while
the Turks are cruel inhuman and a
murderous people, declares emphati-
cally that European Missions are a
bunch of profiteers of the worst type.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
MANY new ARRIVALS
LIST OF JULY APPLICANTS FOR
ADMISSION TO CITIZENSHIP
IN GREATEST REPUBLIC.

" little strangers, 50 boys and 81
girls, appeared III various homes in
Grant county recently and clamored
for admittance. Following is list
OF the births reported during July Civ
ing the fathers name and address:
Boys-Ernest Crapp, Potosi; r. F.
Conlon, Cuba City; Lester Caldwell,
Cassville, j. F. Gourlie, Cuba City;
Oscar Kohlenberg, No. Lancaster;
VIM. E. Russell, Potosi; Melvin Sed-
brook, Potosi; Ewald Smukal, Musco-
da; J. c.. Vondrum, Potosi; Earl
Walker, No. Lancaster; Frank An
drews, Clifton; r. F. Adams, Water
loo; Geo. Boyer, Platteville; Clyde
Clauer, Beetown; Geo. Doll, Lancas-
ter; Harry Ebert, Woodman; Harry
Edwards, Mt Ida; Arch Edwards,
Beetown; Robt. Edge, Ellenboro; Sam
Folyer, Mt Ida; Elmer Hirsch, Lib
erty; Elton Harwood. PlattevilIe;
Herbert Hawke, Wingville; Nick Hen
bricks, Patch Grove; Frank. Hayden,
Lancaster; Jno. Jenneman, Smelser;
VIM. E. Lee, Livingston; Clair Meyer,
Mt. Ida; Herman Seifker, Hazel
Green; Clarence Steel, Boscobel; Jas.
Stovall Livingston; Roy Smythe,
OIIIZGI, Iduh L uOIpo, D06LOWu, JHO.
Yost, Wyalusing; JOS. Yanna, Castle
Rock.
Girls-M Burns, Lancaster; Lester
Caldwell, Cassville; Louis Degenhardt,
Mt Hope; Leo Jansen. Jamestown;
Caleb Keocke, Bloomington; Fred
Mumm, Cassville; J. H. Morsehead,
Potosi; Chas. Pierce, Cassville; JOS
Sabers, Bloomington; VIM. Wieland,
So. Lancaster; Jos. Blum, Glen Hav-
en-; Ben Bowers, Fennimore; Earl
Blackburn, Mt. Hope; JOS. Beran.
Castle Rock; Everett Cox, Hazel
Green; Dan Chitwood. Blue River;
c. P. Doyle, Smelser; Jno. ]. Ertz, So.
Lancaster; Wencil Klavac, Mt. Ida;
Dan Hammond, Boscobel; Gustav
Lancaster; C. H. Hampton,
Glen Haven Frank Hoffman, Mt Ida;
F. H. Hall, Lancaster; Sam Hooks,
Lima; Joel Hoffland, Hickory Grove;
Rudolph Henka, Fennimore; Burley
Jones, Platteville; Jas Long. Liberty;
Jas. Lewis, Woodman, twins; Adam
Mink, Waterloo; Ward Moore, VIVA
lusing; Henry Reisen, Platteville;
Ben Sedgwick, Platteville; Arthur
Zenz, Lancaster; Arthur Zimliska,
Jos. Wacek, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
STUDENT is HAzED
RICHLAND CENTER YOUTHS CON-
DITION REPORTED GRAVE AZ
TER ROUGH TREATMENT.

A Richland Center young man, stu
dent at Platteville Normal Summer
school whose name is not given out,
is at home recuperating from hazing
received the middle of last week at
his alma mater
The story goes that the young man
calling on young woman friend, was
swooped down upon by party OF
husky young students. When the Wis
itors' intention became known it is
said that the young lady stated that
where he goes [ go" and was taken
at her word and carried along.
The couple were taken in car to
Horns pond where the young man
was ducked in the water. A report
that he went down but had to be
brought up could not be verified. The
girl escaped up the bluff, SO it is re-
ported.
The young man is of frail build and
nervous disposition and suffered Sc
verely from his treatment Just what
steps will be taken is not known but
the school authorities have the mat
ter in hand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
LIGHT RAISE ASKED GETS 80 DAYS HARD"
GLEN BURSHELL. PLATTEVILLE.
PLEADS GUILTY TO CRIMINAL
CHARGE-CASE MITIGATED.

Glen Burshell, 10 years, appeared
pleaded guilty to violation of sec.
4587 of the statutes. He was fined
$25 and costs amounting to $9150 in
lieu of payment being committed to
80 days at hard labor.
Glen, a Platteville youth, was ar
rested at Hillsboro last Thursday by
Sheriff He'll In his company was
Miss Annie Hudson, Is, daughter of
Elmer Hudson of Platteville. The
girls father had complained that on
July Is Burshell took the girl out rid
home of her sister-in-law. There they
were informed that Hudson was look
ing for his child.
The couple went to Livingston and
the youths uncle conveyed them to
Hillsboro where Burshell's parents re-
side When arrested Burshell alleged
that he had taken the girl over to
work for his mother. The girl stated
that nothing improper had taken place
at any time.
The first information charged young
Burshell with evil intent but it being
apparent that this charge would not
hold a second information charging
him with interference with the care
and custody of a minor and to this he
pleaded guilty. BurshelPs relatives
were here in a body Monday and it
was stated that the fine would be
paid and the youth released from du-
reSS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
TO SWITCH CALLS.
ORDER PHYSICAL CONNECTION
BETWEEN LOCAL PHONE COM
PANIES.- ) CENTS.

Attorney r. M. Orchard who rep
resented the business men before the
railroad commission at its hearing
last Tuesday in regard to physical
connection between the two Lancas-
ter telephone systems, returned home
the same day. Mr.. Orchard stated
that the request for connection was
granted and would be inaugurated
lust as soon as the trunk lines can be
installed. This will probably be in
about so days. The probable cost per
call will be cents. 1t developed at
the hearing that the Bell has 282
phones and the Farmers 500 phones
in the city of Lancaster.
The substance of the above is that
subscribers of either the Bell or Far
mers may call each other instead of
being confined to their own switch
board as at present. To call party
in another exchange will cost cents.
This will probably be handled as a
monthly billing
Commission Specifies Terms.
A formal order issued by the rail
road rate commission was received in
Lancaster Monday. 1t fixes the two
Lancaster systems as the definite area
for physical connection. Subscribers
OF either exchange in this city only
are affected.
Farmers subscribers may call Bell
subscribers for any place in the Bell
system. The rate will be 5 cents per
call up to 80 miles and 10 cents over
so miles in addition to. regular toll
charges for calls outside the city
Bell subscribers may call Farmers
subscribers being served by the Ian
caster exchange for cents but the
privilege does not extend to other
boards operated by the Farmers or its
connecting companies
The installation must be made in
side of 80 days at joint cost
The cost of trunking to the opposite
exchange must be paid by the sub
scriber and not absorbed by the com
panies, the commission rules in con
clusi0n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
BEWARE OF PLATTEVILLE;
FINED; DIDN'T KNOW TT.

Lambert Groenier a local merchant,
received a letter Tuesday from Chief
of Police Rowe of Platteville. The
chief politely requested Mr. Groenier
to send $11.50 as fine and costs for
motoring at rate of 20 miles an
hour. A suit was promised for fail
ure so to do Mr.. Groenier remem-
bered being in Platteville two weeks
before but had no knowledge of any
speed infraction. 1t seems that a
speed crusade is on in the metropolis
and visiting motorists have been adj
vised to watch their speedometers
closely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
TO OFFICE
NAMES OF HOPEFUL WHO AIM TO
SERVE PEOPLE DURING
NEXT TWO WEARS.

The following list Of candidates
have been certified to James T. Webb,
county clerk, and will appear upon
the primary ballot; not all can be
elected but each has hopes:
Republican Candidates.
Co. Clerk-Jas T. Webb.
Co. Treas.-L. Hounsell.
Sheriff.. P. Holmes, Horace Hy-
mer. Pete Johns, Louis Starr.
Clerk Court-F. C. Burr.
Dist. Atty-Geo B. Clementson,
r. M. Orchard, Jesse Ruble.
Register of Deeds-John Cox
Surveyor T. Buser, Platte
vile.
Assemblyman 1st Dist. Norman Ad-
kinson, Conrad Weittenhiller, J. F..
Walsh
End Dist. John ]. Ruka, c. W. Tuf-
fey.
Democrat Candidates.
Reg. of Deeds-M. Trainor.
Sheriff-Earl Sangster.
Assembly End Dist-Leo BARLEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-08-04
HUNTER SHOOTS
FARMERS YOUNG CALF.

Arthur Bass, a renter on the Wan
azek farm west of town, was justly
indignant last Wednesday when he
found a three-months-old calf of his
dead in the pasture. An examination
disclosed that the calf had been shot
through the heart with rife or re-
volver bullet Mr. Bass states that
boys make it a practice on Sundays
to prowl through the pastures shoot
ing with guns and revolvers and he
strictly warns all parties to not tres
pass on his land. Shooting of live
stock is a serious offense.