Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-10-26

OSCAR 4. BLAKELY has again
opened the Blakely House, at Oar
lington, and with his hotel newly
furnished and refitted will get his
old trade.
TIE framework, siding and
shingling of the new hall of Allen
lodge was completed last Saturday.
The lodge expects to dedicate it in
the early part of November.
Observation-Disclosures on the
10Th inst, at the residence of Z. AL
len, ST., and by him, Mr. .Iohn Livens,
of Lancaster, Grant Co, and Miss
Elite Davis, of Linden.
I~ WE made Smith Bros. at Linden,
a two minute call last Friday, and
found them so busy they wouldn't
let us waste any of their time. The
rush seemed to be on men and boys
clothing and women's cloaks.
FARMERS rejoice over the price of
pork; if they had to pay fifteen
cents per pound for sausage, their
mirth would subside as they pass ed
out the three nickles.
THE Montfort Monitor, under the
heading "Republican Ticket" noists
the name of Hon. S. d. Hastings
for member of Congress, Sd Dist.
and it says the contest lies between
Hastings and Jones.
VIM, T. HENRY has again com
menced operations at Linden, on the
''Rule and Rablin range" Foul
men are employed cleaning up, and
when this is done larger force will
be put at work.
DoN'T put off chimney repairs un
Ill Winter sets in. A trowel Of
mortar non may save contiagration
Inspect your chimneys critically ant
if in need of repairs have then
made nor.
| REPUBLICAN RALLY.-Hon. E. w
Reyes, Republican candidate for Con
gress. will address the people of Min
eral Point NEXT Tuesday evening a,
the Opera House. All are invited to
go "and learn the facts.
IT is rumored on pretty good au
thority that the c. Nj. & St. Paul r
X. Co. intend running new line
from Mazomanie southwest to this
city, in the Spring. If such is the
case, this community will have cheap
er lumber.
WE forgot to mention in our last
issue the death of Mrs. Chas. Gale IS
| good old horse ''Frank." He died
on the 18th inst, and was over 27
years of age. Probably FRANK was
one of the best horses ever owned
in this city.
REV .E.L.EAToN and John NJ Olin,
of Madison, will declare the doctrines
of the Independent Temperance par.
ty, and discuss "The claims Of Haz-
elton and keyes or 'Bossism' in Pol
tiles" Thursday evening, Nov. I'd,
at the Opera House.
HANsCoM, the Prohibition candi-
date will deliver addresses next week
as follows: Bethel Church, in VALID
wick, Tuesday evening; at the Cal
low School House IN Laxey, Wed.
nesday evening; and at Mifflin, Fri
day evening, Nov. Sd.
No Republican can offer reason
able excuse for voting against James
Clem;nson, No better or more faith
ful officer ever sat in the Court House.
aud more worthy, exemplary citi
zen is not to be found.
IT'S a fact which purchasers should
remember, that Gundry & Gray have
the largest aud most complete stock
of ready made clothing ever placed
on sale in this part of the State, and
are Offering the same at prices as low
as the lowest. Excellent goods for
the money" is onr claim.
THE public school of Linden open
ed last Monday, with Bert. Prideaux
as principal, and the Misses McIlhon
and Coates as assistant teachers.
Linden is proud of its new two-story
school house and town clock; the
first was much needed, and both are