Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-03-29

wrestler, as Dodgeville boy! What
cheek. He is from Ridgeway. How
strange it is that facts are lost sight
of when one wants to boast.
A LITTLE daughter of Stephen
RDle, Of Linden, falling on the ice
one day last week, broke her arm in
two places. DR.. Gill reduced the
fractures, and the little one is doing
well.
The Spring term of the circuit
court for Iowa County, convened on
Tuesday. From the calendar it Is
safe to predict that it will be the
shortest term held in the county for
years.
A ffteen-year.old horse thief has
been brought to grief at Lancaster
AT present he is the guest of the
sheriff, but It's said he will soon be
entered at the reform school for a
full course.
Nike McCARvlLL with the assist
auce Of his agents are disposiug of
the Singer sewing machine at the
rate Of fifteen per week. If there's
a prospect Of increasing this, Mike,
let's swop positions.
DIR. PATTERSON is very comfort
ably and conveniently quartered in
his new locatiou-frst floor, just OPP
posite Pulford's drug store-the room
recently vacated by Penhallegon &
Son, shoemakers
THE "apron festival" by the NJ.
E. ladies last evening, proved a
pleasant and profitable occasion for
all ~ho attended. 1t is hoped that
they will provide for similar enter
tainment again before long.
Ir being customary for revery news.
paper man to declare himself ready
to print election tickets, we may as
well do likewise. SO take the hint
and bring or send your order to the
TRIBUNE office. It's part of our
business to do such work.
MARRIED-At Brodhead, Merch
10Th, at the residence of the brides
brother, Mr.. VIM. III. Richards, by
Rev. Geo. w. Nuzum, Mr.. VIM. II.
A. Jef'ery, of this place, to Miss
Mary J. Richards, of Wyoming,
Wis. We wish them prosperity.
GRANT county, that used to export
corn by the hundred thousand bush
els, now imports it by the ten thous-
and, and the papers over there init
mate that occasional Interchange is
all right, but they don't want it to
be regular thing.
IT is reported by one who has en-
deayored to keep correct ledger
account with the weather manufact-
urer, that between the dates of Nov.
23d, 1892, and March Goth, 1888,
there were 81 snow storms, rain
storms, and A days of sunshine, in
this section of the country.
WE sympathize with Editor Stone
of the Montfort U0ntor, on his mis-
fortune IN having a mug that resem-
bles highway villain. A few doses
of patent medicine might change
your appearance, and cause you to
look civilized, neighbor.
JosEPH HUPPERTs an old and re-
spected resident of this place, died
at his home Sunday afternoon and
was buried yesterday morning. He
had been failing in health for a con
siderable time, and he death was
not a surprise, yet much regretted
REV. CHAs. IRIsH, of this city,
has been invited by the Temple Of
Honor at Dodgeville, to deliver a
public lecture in that place soon.
Mr.. Irish's record in the past as a
temperance lecturer, nearly all over
the State, will undoubtedly insure
him full house
NorwrrusrANDING all that has
been said u the contrary, Chas. A.
Ferriu appears to have entered the
lists in good shape in the race for
the treasurer's nomination at Oar
hngton. "Neycr k;ck a man when
he is down." Charlie has got an ez-
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