Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-11-19

The village of Hillsboro is erecting.
horse sheds for the use of the farm
ers who visit that place.
A robbery of three stores at Lodi
last week of merchandise to a value
of $500 is the latest of series of
The annual deer season opened on
Nov. 13 and lasts until Nov. %. A
number of sportsmen from this coun
ty have gone to the northern woods,
where they expect to bring home ven
iSOn. The deer are unusually plenti-
full this year.
Joe Ladowski, Frank Gorgolinski
and Stanley Bojonk are held at Pra.
du Chen on charges of breaking into
a Burlington freight car on Nov. 8,
and removing merchandise. Railroad
detectives traced the robbery and
made the arrests.
Jim Wright, an aged resident of
Smith Hollow, died very suddenly at
Lloyd Sunday morning. He had just
arisen from a chair in a barber shop
and was preparing to leave when he
was stricken, death coming instantly.
I-CaZenovia Reporter.
Henry Gardener, former county
county, which position he held for
more than eighteen years, died at
Green Bay The past seven years he
had been at the head of the state
reformatory school at Green Bay.
Burglars entered the o. B. James
hardware store at Richland Center
Saturday night of last week, making
away with $500 worth of merchandise.
On the same night they entered the
Anton Muller and Everett McNelly
stores in the same city, taking cigars
and other articles.
The champion mole catcher of the
state has been found in Kathleen
Dawson, sixteen year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dawson, who live
on the eastern side o fthe township of
Richland, and who attends the Ithaca
high school, where she is freshman.
This year she caught 80 ground moles
and last year caught IS.
Mrs Nels Mccoy was arrested last
week on complaint of neighbor for
having stolen articles from a clothes
line. Her arrest cleared up num-
Der of petty thefts in the southeast
part of the city, and the property in
most cases was restored to the own
ers. Mrs Mccoy in Justice Fogos
court was fined $40 and costs, which
store robberies to be reported.
| c.. C. Hildebrandt, "Spot" Rieser,
Joe Rieser and Lloyd Schnug of Pra.
du CHEN returned Saturday from a
/ five days camping trip in the Winnie
shiek, where they had great sport
hunting We are told they lived high
| Il -i11cr n
were there and between the four of
| them they brought home fifty ducks
and half dozen fine plump brant:-
| Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wencil Rott, of Yuba,
celebrated their golden wedding last
| Sunday Their eleven living children
were all at home on that day and all
came to Hillsboro on Monday for the
purpose of sitting for a family photo
graph. Mr.. Rott is 70 and his wife
| "a. and their eleven children consist
of five boys and six girls. Mr.. Rott
| has been a resident of the Yuba local
| ity for 81 years.-Hillsboro Sentry.
was paid-Richland Democrat.
Two cars, head on, over near Post
vile Sunday evening, made wreck
that will Ions be remembered by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Schultz and family
and Lloyd Harris and wife and their
four months old baby. Both cars
were eoing at considerable speed and
when they saw each other locked the
wheels, but they came together with
such force that the impact threw the
baby through the windshield OF the
Harris car and over the Schultz car,
but it was so we'll wrapped up in
blankets that the child was not the
| least hurt.
| Virouua Censor: Even the best in
| tentions of a teacher sometimes re-
suits in most peculiar situations. Miss
Seemann. Viroqua's kindergarten
| teacher, is much interested in Guilt
waiting the best of manners and I'M
selfish conduct in the little tots under
her care, and for several days had
been telling them how fine it was TO
share their possessions with their
playmates. Her efforts brought forth
strange fruit in one case. One OF the
| little girls told her: miss Seemann,
Ruth hasn't got any handkerchief, so
| I let her use mine.
Five Ford cars were seized by Sauk
county authorities at Sandusky last
week, it appearing that the cars were
stolen property. The cars were IN
the possession of Beauford Markham,
the two Hart brothers and Harold
| Fry. They claimed they had pur-
chased them from Owen Hayes, VINO
was formerly a resident of Sandusky.
A warrant is out for Hayes, who a.
supposed to be partner with others
in the stolen car business. Hayes
has deserted his wife and child IN
Sandusky and originally hailed from
Beloit. The buyers of the stolen
cars are out the money paid for them.
| The Viroqua Censor says that In
come Assessor P. H. Knutson and
wife and Earl Knutson and family
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. }.
| M. Hurless at West Lima. WINE
there picture was taken embracing
the most unusual spectacle OF hve
generations. Mrs. Hurless, Mrs. I
P. Bunt. Mrs. P H. Knutson, Earl b.
Knutson and little daughter, Pauline
Louise. comprise the line of descent.
Five generations represents the ex-
treme limit of life, and is most I'M
usuaI Another remarkable fact IN