Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-15

VINO can play the piano WIN ner
feet. Let US hope the custom will
not become fashionable.
1t is announced that the Cobb
band is negotiating with the Platte
vile people to play at that place
Thanksgiving eve.
IT is estimated that ten thousand
hunters are killing deer and buffalo
in Montana, along the line of the
Northern Pacific Railroad.
IT is rumored that ali amateur
wrestler of Darlington threw Lewis
two in three falls, Cornish style, the
other day at that place for a purse
of $50
AFTER a relapse for further i'm.
provements the Zinc Works started
up on Monday, and IL now supposed
to be in better condition than ever
before
JACK CARKEEK and Evan Lewis
have formed an atletic combination
and give exhibitions in wrestling,
boxing, etc. They are doing well
at the business.
Thirty some odd telephone wires
are strapped aroand the TRIBUNE
building and you just ought to hear
them sing these windy days We
imagine they will accord well with a
Thomas cat.
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER at the lee
ture room of the Presby terian church,
tonight. Everybody invited; good
time insured. 25 cents for admis-
sion, including supper, which will
be served from $50 to 9:3v. To
night, remember
THE man who comes in little
late and assures his anxious wife
that it is 3 O'Clock, need not neces-
sarily be broomsticked for intoxica-
ton now An eastern inventor has
just completed a clock that marks
the hours from to "a.
Two Italians with harp and violin
scattered some fine music freely
Saturday, and that evening they
were secured to play for an i'm
promptu dance at the store room in
connection with the U. S. Hotel. It
was fine 10 say the least
WE'D like TO run across the farm
Ell who would be willing to exchange
corn for a few good yearling Black
Cochin hens, which would prove a
wonderful improvement to q flock
of farm fowls. It's what's needed
to make poultry pay.
A SOLDIER IN HARNESS - Gen.
Harnden, Collector of Internal Rev
enue, has chosen for his deputy in
this district J. w. Bennett, of this
city, who enters upon his duties the
first of next month John is an old
soldier, and it is upon such that these
appointments should fall.
THINK OF IT.-$l.25 will secure
you the TRIBUNE from now till Jan
uary lst 1885. Here's an oppor-
tunity to secure one of the best To-
cal and political papers ever known
to Iowa county Come on with the
lucre, our books are open, and there
is room for a number Of names yet.
A Riohland County paper says:
To illustrate how slim the hogs are
this year we only have to state that
one Of the two hundred pound pork
ers jumped a six foot fence at the
stockyards the other day, and made
for the woods in quicker time than
any Of the men who were pursuing
it could make.
TIE GAINESVILLE Gazette remarks:
The six years Mr.. George G. Hazel
ton spent in congress from this state,
have proved financially beneficial.
lie has become rich, and will spend
the winter in Washington, and has
engaged a fine house on Capitol hill,
where he will keep his family. He
and ex-Congressman Page, Of Cali
fornia, are largely engaged in the
cattle trade in New Mexico.
VIZ are informed that it has been
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